Millas is a bench option whose impact has been limited; he could be moved to speed up an upgrade at catcher or as part of a larger trade package.

Drew Millas is injured, forcing Adams to shoulder extra catching duties. His absence opens up catcher workload for Adams and DeJong's defensive versatility, shaping WAS's daily fantasy approach and RBI opportunities.

Drew Millas exited early due to injury, forcing Riley Adams into action and depriving Washington of its DH in later innings. Millas’ absence showcases the fragility of the catching corps and the impact injuries have on lineup construction in a rebuilding season.

Drew Millas had a standout performance, hitting two triples and a home run, driving in five RBIs after a struggling start to the season. He asserts his speed and training make him the fastest catcher in baseball, reflecting confidence and potential.

Drew Millas, along with Riley Adams, served as a backup catcher for the Nationals in 2024. While Rizzo expressed satisfaction with the trio of catchers, including Millas, he acknowledged that all three, including Keibert Ruiz, have room for improvement in various aspects of their game. The catching position has become a weak spot in the lineup, and although Millas contributed to the team's depth, there is potential for upgrades either through free agency or trades.