Dylan Crews Stats
- Height / Weight
- 6' 0" / 205 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- 2/26/2002 (22)
- Experience
- 0
- College
- Louisiana State
Dylan Crews Season Stats
Last 10 Games
Dylan Crews News
Washington Nationals outfield prospect Dylan Crews launched his third long ball of the season on Thursday, breaking his nearly month-long home run drought. The second overall selection in the 2023 MLB draft has an overall .236/.317/.458 slash line with four stolen bases. Crews has begun to heat up at the plate with a .261/.357/.652 line through the first seven games of May. If Crews can continue this hot stretch, he should be prompted to Triple-A fairly soon, which could provide him an opportunity to make his major-league debut later this summer. The 22-year-old should be rostered in all dynasty and keeper leagues and could become relevant in redraft formats later this season.
Washington Nationals outfield prospect Dylan Crews broke out of his slump on Thursday by hitting a double and triple and bringing in three runs to lead the Harrisburg Senators to a victory. Crews ripped his first triple of the season which scored two in the third frame, and then knocked an RBI double to bring in the game's winning run in the seventh. The former LSU Tiger has posted a .250/.316/.442 stat line with two home runs, two swiped bags, and 14 RBI in his first 13 games of the season with Double-A. This game should provide the 22-year-old with some much-needed momentum, as he hit just one extra-base hit in his previous five games. Crews is the top prospect in the Washington system and could make a late-season push for a promotion to the major leagues. Redraft managers should pay close attention to when he is promoted to Triple-A as that could be a telling sign when he could reach the majors.
Washington Nationals outfield prospect Dylan Crews (undisclosed) hasn't played for Double-A Harrisburg since last Wednesday but is fine, according to sources. Crews had a minor undisclosed issue that kept him out a few days last week but was held out of the lineup on Tuesday night as a precaution because of rainy weather. The 22-year-old is most likely dealing with a minor lower-body injury. He should be able to return to action on Wednesday. We'll keep a close eye on whether it affects his upcoming performance. So far through 10 games at Harrisburg, the team's top prospect per MLB Pipeline, is hitting .244/.326/.415 with two home runs and two stolen bases. Crews should be stashed in all dynasty/keeper leagues and even some deeper single-year leagues.
Batting Order
1 | CJ Abrams |
2 | Trey Lipscomb |
3 | Eddie Rosario |
4 | Joey Meneses |
5 | Luis García Jr. |
6 | Keibert Ruiz |
7 | Jesse Winker |
8 | Ildemaro Vargas |
9 | Jacob Young |
Dylan Crews Stats
Last 10 Games
Batting Order
1 | CJ Abrams |
2 | Trey Lipscomb |
3 | Eddie Rosario |
4 | Joey Meneses |
5 | Luis García Jr. |
6 | Keibert Ruiz |
7 | Jesse Winker |
8 | Ildemaro Vargas |
9 | Jacob Young |
Washington Nationals outfielder Dylan Crews put together an illustrious career at LSU, slashing .380/.498/.689 with 58 home runs across 983 plate appearances. He struck out just 15.5 percent of the time while walking 16.2 percent. Crews has massive power and as good of a plate approach as you will find. He chased less than 15 percent of the time and posted an average exit velocity north of 95 mph. Pair those with an 85 percent zone contact rate and a near 110 mph 90th percentile exit velocity, and you have an elite hitter. Some may be concerned with Crews' struggles in Double-A, but some bad BABIP luck in the worst hitters' park in the minors can do that. Still, Crews' debut line was .292/.377/.467 with five home runs. While everyone became infatuated with Wyatt Langford's performance, it appeared as if Crews did not actually perform well. The biases actually made Crews a much better buy. Will the Nationals push Crews in 2024? On the one hand, they won't be contenders, so why should they start his service clock? On the flip side, Crews is advanced enough to spend the majority of the season in the majors? I lean on the side that Crews probably does not exhaust prospect eligibility in 2024, making him a better dynasty than redraft play.