The Washington Nationals have revealed a new look as they prepare for the 2025 season. Former second overall draft pick Dylan Crews showcased a striking red jersey featuring the Curly W logo during an event with Nationals season ticket holders on Saturday. This return to red signifies a shift in the team's identity, as the Nationals did not don red jerseys during the 2024 season, according to reports from Moneyline.

Crews, entering his first full major league season, is a highly anticipated player following an impressive minor league campaign. He has been recognized as a candidate for the Rookie of the Year award. In the 2024 season, Crews played 31 games with the Nationals, achieving a batting average of .218 along with three home runs and eight runs batted in. As he steps into 2025, there is a keen interest in how he will enhance these statistics.

In addition to Crews' jersey unveil, the Nationals are set to make more changes to their uniforms. Following the retirement of their cherry blossom-themed City Connect uniforms after the 2024 season, new designs are expected to be introduced. This update comes at a time when the Nationals are aiming to improve upon their recent performance, having recorded 71 wins in consecutive seasons. The Nationals will commence their 2025 campaign against the Philadelphia Phillies on March 27.