Dylan
Crews

Washington diehards got their initial peak at Dylan's considerable power when the rookie dispatched the first pitch he saw on August 28, 2024, into the bullpen in left field at Nationals Park. Crews' third career hit left his bat at 105.4 mph and traveled a distance of 399 feet. Later in the game, he banged a 384-foot double off the wall in left-center field that came off his lumber at 105.8 mph.

With a swing that was sculpted in a lab and a stare that could turn foes into stone, Crews has star-level polish. Lying in wait and springing forward like a predator, he ambushes pitches and erupts for extra-base mayhem. In 2024, Dylan ranked second among Washington farmhands with six triples and tied for seventh with 21 doubles. He also had the monstrous power to share the sixth spot with 13 home runs.

Exhibiting a veteran's approach, Dylan Crews utilizes a powerful swing at the dish. His maturity is evident in his willingness to look at the dish. His maturity is evident in his willingness to take a walk, to shoot pitches into the opposite field, when he faces a true strike count. Crews also has put in his bat, which are also shaped by clashing his third and fourth games of his big league career in 2024.

DYLAN CREWS

Dylan Crews was selected second overall by the Washington Nationals in the 2023 MLB Draft out of LSU. The outfielder was a two-time consensus All-American and won the 2023 Golden Spikes Award as college baseball's top player. Crews hit .426 with 18 home runs and 70 RBIs in his final season with the Tigers, helping lead LSU to the College World Series. Known for his five-tool potential, Crews features plus power, speed, and a strong throwing arm. He made his professional debut in 2023 and quickly advanced through the Nationals' farm system, showcasing the skills that made him one of the most highly-touted prospects in baseball.

Bubbling to the surface's uppermost layer with the force of a powerful volcanic eruption, Dylan Crews is poised to shake the baseball world with his explosive debut in the big leagues. Drafted second overall in the 2023 MLB Draft by the Washington Nationals, Crews has shown flashes of the superstar potential that made him one of the most coveted prospects in the game. With a swing that generates exit velocities in the upper 110s and a knack for making hard contact, Crews has the tools to become a perennial All-Star. His blend of power, speed, and defensive prowess in center field has drawn comparisons to some of the game's greats. As he ascends to the majors, all eyes will be on this rising star as he looks to make an immediate impact and help lead the Nationals back to October glory.