The Washington Nationals made some intriguing picks in the 2022 MLB Draft, starting with Seaver King, a versatile infielder from Wake Forest selected in the first round. King's impressive performance in college and on the Cape Cod League and Team USA last summer solidified his position as a first-round prospect. With a .308 batting average, 16 home runs, and 11 stolen bases this spring, King showed his potential at multiple positions on the field. In the Balance Round A, the Nationals picked Caleb Lomavita, a strong-hitting catcher from California with room for improvement in his patience at the plate. The second round saw the selection of Luke Dickerson, a multi-talented high school prospect with potential as an infielder or outfielder. While these picks show promise, some analysts question if the Nationals missed opportunities to address their pitching needs. Overall, the Nationals' draft class shows potential, but time will tell if these selections pay off in the long run.