The Washington Nationals are gearing up for an exciting season, but there's a catch. One of their key starters, Josiah Gray, is reportedly 'fully healthy and ready to go' after a long layoff due to Tommy John surgery. This is great news for the team, as they've been missing his pitching prowess for essentially two full seasons. But here's where it gets interesting. While Gray has shown flashes of brilliance in the past, his performance following such a long layoff is anyone's guess. The Nationals will have to decide how to handle him during spring training, as they won't hand him anything. This is a crucial time for the team, as they're looking to fill out their starting rotation and compete for a spot in the fifth spot. The question remains: will Gray be able to step up and deliver the results the Nationals need? Only time will tell. But one thing's for sure: the Nationals are taking no chances when it comes to their starting rotation. So, stay tuned to see how they handle Gray during spring training and whether he'll be able to reclaim his place as a key starter for the team.
