Arizona Fall League 2019 - Nats on the Surprise Saguaros

[imref]

This year's AFL schedule runs from September 18 through October 26.  So far no Nationals yet announced.  I'll update once they reveal rosters.  This year the Nationals players will be on the Surprise Saguaros, managed by the one and only Stubby Clapp (Yes, that is seriously the name of the manager, he's the 1B coach in STL).

https://www.mlb.com/arizona-fall-league/teams/surprise-saguaros

[Truconfidence]

Guesses on players?
Cole Freeman
Tim Cate
Luis Garcia
Tres Berrera

[UMDNats]

I think Sterling Sharp will go to make up some innings he lost this year.

[RD]

My guess is no on Cate. Hes already topped 130 innings after pitching a combined 104 last year.

I think Sharp is a good one. Needs the innings, and it's a way to challenge him.

I'd like to see what Drew Ward has there. Maybe Joan Baez. See if he can harness his stuff into a pen piece next year. Jakson Reetz is another one I'd like to see.

[imref]

Byron Kerr  @masnKerr
GCL #Nats pitching Coach Larry Pardo and Hagerstown Athletic Trainer Darren Yoos named to the @MLBazFallLeague Surprise Saguaros staff for upcoming 2019 season.

[Slateman]

https://mobile.twitter.com/dougherty_jesse/status/1166818895111630848?s=21

Nationals going to the Arizona Fall League: Luis Garcia, Sterling Sharp, Cole Freeman, Nick Raquet, Nick Banks, Jacob Condra-Bogan, Andrew Lee, Jackson Reetz.

[imref]

slate, I merged your thread with the existing AFL 19 thread.  Thanks for posting the roster.

[imref]

Final stat lines:
Jackson Reetz - 27 ABs, .333 / .455 / .519, 1 HR, 1SB (led the team in average, slugging, OBP, and OPS)
Luis Garcia -  76ABs .276 / .345 / .382 - 0 HRs, 2 SBs
Cole Freeman - 43 ABs .233 / .306 / .256 0 HRs, 1SB
Nick Banks - 56 ABs. .250 / .295 / .464 3HRs, 2SBs   

Sterling Sharp - 6GS, 24 IP, 1.50 ERA / 0.92 WHIP / 24Ks, 11BB
Nick Raquet - 11.2 IP, 8.49 ERA, 1.97 WHIP, 12Ks, 9 BBs
Jacob Condra-Bogan - 7IP, 0.00 ERA, 0.86 WHIP, 5Ks, 4BBs
Andrew Lee - 13IP, 1.38 ERA, 0.85 WHIP, 12Ks, 2BBs

Garcia named 15th overall:

15. Luis Garcia, SS, Surprise (Nationals No. 2/MLB No. 91)
Garcia scuffled in Double-A this season as a 19-year-old but looked better in the Fall League. Though he has yet to tap into his solid raw power, the rest of his tools all could be at least above average once he's fully developed.

[JCA-CrystalCity]

Is Reetz available in the rule 5 draft?

Seems with all the free agents, the Nats can add a lot of guys to the 40 man if they want to.