The Nationals Franchise Deep Four

Time for another installment of Deep Six/Four/Three Later On, this time for the Nationals franchise! This one is very heavy on the franchise's Expo predecessors, but several Nats ended up on the 1st Team. Let's see how this goes:

	P	C	1B	2B	3B	SS	LF	CF	RF
1st	Steve Rogers	Gary Carter	Nick Johnson	Jose Vidro	Ryan Zimmerman	Ian Desmond	Tim Raines	Andre Dawson	Vladimir Guerrero
2nd	Dennis Martinez	Brian Schneider	Ron Fairly	Ron Hunt	Tim Wallach	Orlando Cabrera	Moises Alou	Marquis Grissom	Rusty Staub
3rd	Pedro Martinez	Wilson Ramos	Andres Galarraga	Delino DeShields	Bob Bailey	Chris Speier	Warren Cromartie	Rondell White	Larry Walker
4th	Javier Vazquez	Darrin Fletcher	Mike Jorgensen	Mike Lansing	Larry Parrish	Hubie Brooks	Mack Jones	Denard Span	Ellis Valentine

Not a bad group at some of these positions. Center and right fields were both quite good, as was pitcher. It's a shame the Expos couldn't hold on to Pedro Martinez, or he'd probably get a spot on the 1st team easily.

First base was a bit disappointing, as Andres Galarraga had the longevity, but not the consistent star-level play that he would later be known for in Colorado. It seems a shame to give the top spot to the oft-injured Nick Johnson, though he had some darn good numbers when he actually made it onto the field.

Catcher was pretty weak after Gary Carter. We'll see if Wilson Ramos can ever up his production enough to make it to the 2nd Team, though he's highly unlikely to catch Carter at this point.

Of course, the real shame is that Bryce Harper isn't here anywhere, due to his being flipped around the outfield so far in his young career. Once he settles in to a regular position and plays it for several seasons, he'll probably end up on the 1st Team somewhere. Could it be right field, which is already probably the franchise's strongest spot?