A source has confirmed to Mark Weinsand of MLB.com, The Nationals have a one-year deal with Kyle Schwarber pending physical examination. The club has not confirmed the deal. Schwarber adds strength to the squad revolving around Juan Soto, which the locals have now eaten twice this off season, with the addition of Josh Bell.

Citizens have a one-year agreement with Kyle Schwarber Pending physical examination, a source confirmed to Marc Finsand of MLB.com. The club has not confirmed the deal.

Schwarber adds strength to the squad around Juan Soto, which the locals have now eaten twice this season, with Josh Bell adding via trade in late December.

Schwarber was not bid by the Cubs this out of season after six seasons with the club.

With the National League teams working on the assumption that there won’t be a specific global hitter this year, Schwarber will play his natural position in the left field. This likely means Soto will play on the right pitch – his position throughout the palace. Soto played the left field on his debut, because Price Harper was the right-hand team player, and he stayed in the center when he left Harper for Phillies. Manager Dave Martinez has started Soto on the right pitch for the first time in a major tournament in the last six matches of the 2020 regular season.

Schwarber has a -29 Above average rejectors In the left field since 2017, it is the second lowest ranked after Matt Kemp (-32).