Perhaps the number one question I get (besides how did I convince Mrs. NatsGM to marry me) is who’s your favorite sleeper currently in the Nationals farm system. Unfortunately with the rise of the internet and the increased awareness of fans, determining who is considered a true “sleeper” is often difficult and a major roadblock to the conversation.

Nevertheless, in the past few days I reached out to several top evaluators to pose the same question to them – “Who is your favorite sleeper in the Washington Nationals system?”

Jim Callis, Senior Writer MLBPipeline.com

“”My favorite Nationals sleeper prospect is Osvaldo Abreu. He has shaken off a down 2014 season and has played well this year. He has a line-drive bat and shows some doubles power and the ability to draw some walks. He has plus speed and solid defensive skills, and looks like he could play on either side of the second-base bag. It’s still early to know whether he’s going to be a regular or more of a utility-man, but it’s an interesting array of skills.”

Jeff Moore, Baseball Prospectus Prospect Team
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“I like Spencer Kieboom a little. He’s sound behind the plate and has more power than he’s shown this year. It’s not a high ceiling, but it’s a big league profile as a potential backup catcher and maybe one that plays more than most.”

Tucker Blair, Baseball Prospectus Prospect Team

“Koda Glover.  He was selected in the 8th round this season out of OSU. where he acted as their closer. Glover has a big fastball, and was sitting 94-97 with life and from a downhill plane in my recent viewing in Hagerstown. The slider flashes fringe-average and is very inconsistent, but I think there’s more in the tank. The arm action and deception helps to play up the 85-87 mph offering, and I think with pro development we could be looking at a potential 7th inning arm. Nice find in the 8th round.”

Nick J. Faleris, Foley & Larner LLP Sports Industry Team and Special Assignment Evaluator at Perfect Game USA

“Does Rhett Wiseman qualify? Wiseman has displayed enough growth in his offensive game over the past 15 months to keep open the possibility there is more to come. Specifically, the 2015 third rounder has found success working more regularly to find fastball counts and unleashing a high-effort, pull centric cut in those situations, otherwise keeping shorter and flatter to contact with comfort working the other way. If he can find the right balance between all-out hacks and a more defensive compact approach there is room for him to emerge as a 15 home run bat with an average hit tool but only marginal on-base skills, the aggregate of which could play as a solid everyday corner outfielder whose ability to finish on the grass makes up for inefficient reads and routes.”