Adams provides depth but isn’t a clear everyday option; his role could shrink if a veteran arrives, though his defense might still attract trade interest.

Adams behind the plate in the Nationals’ latest shuffle, providing a defensive anchor and potential run-scoring opportunities as the Nats try to re-ignite their offense with a slightly altered lineup.

Back behind the plate, Adams anchors catching duties in a shaken-up lineup, offering steady RBI and run-scoring potential when Washington strings together hits.

Adams handles heavy catching duties with Millas injured. His workload projection increases, offering DFS upside if he stays behind the plate and contributes with multiple at-bats, especially in a rally-driven WAS lineup.

Riley Adams started catching after Millas’ injury and DH’d later, signaling growing trust in his bat in a rebuilding year. His performance could influence Washington’s lineup-building and provide a stepping-stone for future depth in the catching corps.