Nationals to move CJ Abrams from shortstop to second base, manager Blake Butera announces

CJ Abrams was the starting shortstop for the National League All-Star team this year. But the Washington Nationals will be transitioning him to second base during the rest of the season, manager Blake Butera announced on Friday. In Abrams’ place, Nasim Nuñez will eventually become the Nationals’ starting shortstop. But those who follow the team — and its minor-league prospects — wonder if Seaver King, ranked No. 4 in the Washington system by MLB.com, could soon take over at that position. Abrams, 25, has had an outstanding offensive season for the Nationals with a slash line of .284/.357/.541 with 29...