Jose Tena was acquired by the Nationals in a trade that sent Lance Thomas away. He has shown promise in his 62 Major League games so far, but he is not guaranteed to be the long-term starter at third base, leaving the position still uncertain for Washington.

Jose Tena, acquired by the Nationals in the trade for Lane Thomas, has made a strong impression since joining the team. In 41 games, he batted .274 with eight extra-base hits and six stolen bases, marking his best stretch in the Major Leagues to date. At just 23 years old, Tena has shown promise, and Washington is optimistic that he can build on this performance as they plan for the future.

Jose Tena is lined up to play third base for the Nationals in their matchup against the Royals. As part of the team's effort to turn around their recent losing streak, his performance will be crucial as they seek to salvage the series.

Jose Tena is set to bat fourth for the Nationals in Wednesday's game against the Royals. As part of a young and talented lineup, Tena will look to contribute offensively as the Nationals aim to secure a win and spoil Kansas City's playoff aspirations.

Jose Tena, 17% rostered, has shown solid production with four steals over his last 13 games, hitting .280 for the past 28 games. While his contributions largely come from speed and batting average, he offers limited impact in other categories. With the Nationals' limited offensive prowess, Tena's value lies primarily in deeper leagues where his consistent playing time can help bolster roster depth.