The Washington Nationals designated first baseman Nathaniel Lowe for assignment after he struggled through the worst season of his career, hitting 16 home runs with a .665 OPS over 119 games despite being the highest-paid player on the roster at $10.3 million. Additionally, outfielder Dylan Crews was reinstated from the injured list after missing time with an oblique injury, having been a top contender for NL Rookie of the Year before his absence.
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Nationals DFA Lowe, reinstate Crews after almost 3-month absence
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