The Washington Nationals signed Foster Griffin in December 2025 as a low-risk reclamation project after he struggled in previous MLB seasons. By July 2026, Griffin emerged as the team’s most effective pitcher, boasting a 2.77 ERA and 10 wins, significantly contributing to the Nats’ unexpected playoff contention. The front office faces a dilemma at the trade deadline: to trade Griffin for prospects or retain him for a potential postseason run. This decision hinges on team performance post-All-Star break, determining whether Griffin remains a reliable starter or a valuable trade asset.
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