Dylan Crews Vows to Stay with Washington Nationals for Entire Career
Washington D.C. – February 6, 2025 – In a heartfelt declaration that has sent waves of excitement through the Washington Nationals fanbase, star outfielder Dylan Crews has pledged to spend the entirety of his MLB career with the Nationals. Crews, who made his MLB debut in 2024 and quickly became one of the most beloved figures in the franchise, expressed his commitment to the team, vowing to retire as a National.
“I’ve had dreams of playing in the major leagues my whole life, and to do it with this organization, with the fans, and in this city—it means everything to me,” Crews said during an emotional press conference on Monday. “I want to be a part of this team’s growth, and I want to lead us back to championship contention. I’m committed to the Nationals for the long haul, and I’m not going anywhere. This is where I see myself playing for the rest of my career.”
The 22-year-old, known for his stellar bat and strong defensive play, was drafted by the Nationals in 2023 and made an immediate impact upon his call-up in August 2024. With his all-around game, Crews has drawn comparisons to some of the game’s greats, making him a key part of Washington’s rebuilding efforts.
Fans and teammates alike have rallied behind Crews, embracing his energy and passion for the game. The Nationals organization has also taken note of Crews’ commitment to the team, and discussions are already underway regarding a potential long-term extension.
Nationals Manager, Dave Martinez, echoed Crews’ sentiment. “Having a player of Dylan’s caliber and commitment is something special. His words today show the kind of leadership we need moving forward. I have no doubt that he will be a key piece in bringing a new era of success to the Nationals.”
Crews’ promise to stay with Washington for the long term signals his belief in the franchise’s future and his desire to help lead the team back to postseason glory. As the Nationals look toward a bright future, Crews has become a symbol of the team’s hopes and aspirations.
“I’m here for the long run,” Crews added. “Washington’s my home, and I plan on making my mark here, on and off the field, for years to come.”
