The Kansas City Royals have made headlines this offseason by re-signing veteran pitchers Michael Wacha and Michael Lorenzen, while also adding reliever Carlos Estevez to bolster their bullpen. Most notably, they acquired Jonathan India and Joey Wiemer, a move that has shaken up the team's infield structure. This acquisition resulted in Paul DeJong, a former member of the Royals' 86-win roster, finding himself without a clear role in Kansas City, ultimately signing with the Washington Nationals.

DeJong has shown promise during spring training, holding a perfect fielding percentage through 19 innings. His versatility allows him to play multiple infield positions, making him a valuable asset for the Nationals as they look to solidify their roster. After a productive season with 24 home runs and 56 RBIs, his potential for an everyday role in Washington lends intrigue to his fantasy value for the upcoming season.