Fantasy Team Preview

Fantasy Team Preview: Washington Nationals

The Nats have been relatively quiet this offseason, but they're loaded with potential fantasy assets.

The Redbirds roster is loaded'as usual.

The highest-payroll club unsurprisingly has a wealth of fantasy assets.

There's a talented young core in the Steel City, with more intriguing prospects on the way.

A trio of studs compensates for the defending champs' barren farm system.

Thump and speed in the lineup make up for a mediocre rotation and a possible by-committee closer situation.

Things are trending upward in Queens.

Jason Heyward is gone and Justin Upton might follow, but there are still a few studs on Fredi Gonzalez' roster.

It's a new-look squad in the wake of the Winter Meetings, but aside from Mat Latos, the headliners are still the same.

Petco Park can turn just about any pitcher into a fantasy asset.

Injuries doomed the Reds to a fourth-place finish in 2014, but there are still four fantasy studs in the Queen City.

The team is heading downhill, but there's still a handful of fantasy assets to keep in mind.

No shortage of young talent here.

Coors Field can make a fantasy asset out of just about any major-league hitter.

Come for the dingers, stay for the, um, well...

Come for the bats, stay for Zach Britton and back-end fantasy arms.