The Washington Nationals are not likely to sign the Japanese star, but they may benefit from everyone else’s pursuit.
But that doesn't mean the Nationals can't benefit from all the attention teams are paying to the 23-year-old star.
Most of these free agents will come from the Caribbean, Latin America and South America. In many cases, teams like theBecause Sasaki is considered an international free agent, Major League teams are only allowed to use their bonus pool money to sign him. That balanced the playing field somewhat and allowed every team to get into the game.
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