CJ Abrams yet to begin playing second base for Nationals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 4:55 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

CJ Abrams of the Washington Nationals has not yet transitioned to second base following the team's announcement two weeks ago. After dealing with an ankle injury, he has primarily served as a designated hitter. Sources indicate that while Abrams is expected to start at second in a few days, he still remains uneasy about the switch from shortstop. His performance has reportedly declined, hitting below.200 in August after a productive July. This situation has become an ongoing distraction for both Abrams and the Nationals as the season continues.
- •Abrams announced to move to second base earlier this month.
- •He has yet to play the position due to injury recovery.
- •Performance has dropped to below.200 in August.
- •Nationals plan for Abrams to start at second base soon.
- 4:55 PMYahoo Sports — The Washington Nationals need CJ Abrams to play second base as soon as possible
"The longer it takes for CJ Abrams to actually play second base, the more awkward this situation gets
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