In an effort to bolster the depth within the organization, Tuesday the Washington Nationals signed OF Tony Campana to a minor league contract. The 29-year-old Campana signed a minor league contract with the Chicago White Sox during this past offseason, but suffered a partially torn ACL during spring training and was subsequently released on March 5th. This agreement is somewhat unusual, as the minor league contract runs through the 2016 season, giving the Nationals an opportunity to observe him again during spring training.

Campana has spent portions of the past four seasons in the major leagues, spending time with the Chicago Cubs, Arizona Diamondbacks and Los Angeles Angels, playing in 257 total games. Over his 477 career plate appearances, the left-handed hitting Campana has a .249/.296/.288 batting line with 1 home run. Capable of playing all three outfield positions, Campana is best known for his dynamic speed on the bases and in the outfield. He has stolen 66 of 75 stolen base attempts in the majors, in addition to stealing 211 of 279 bases in his minor league career. Furthermore his speed has produced positive defensive metrics in the past, though the sample size is undeniably limited.
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This signing is an excellent example of the Nationals’ Front Office making a “no-risk” move to add a player with a specific skill, his speed, no other player in the organization can match. Certainly Michael Taylor and Matt den Dekker are fast but Campana, when healthy, has another gear. While there is a reasonable chance Campana never plays for the Nationals, we could potentially see him in Washington during September call-ups serving as a pinch-hitter and late-inning defensive replacement. Give the Nationals organization credit for continually trying to improve the depth and quality of the roster, no matter how small the potential upgrade might actually be.