Washington Nationals' Starter Dominates in Most Recent Rehab Start

Soroka had stated after his first rehab assignment that he felt like he was ready to get back to the big league club, but the Nationals ultimately decided to give him one more start just to be safe. Now with two dominant starts under his belt though, it's hard to imagine the team needs to see much more.

The former All Star selection would offer immediate reinforcements to a starting rotation that is in desperate need of it as well. Outside of the team's ace in McKenzie Gore, the team has struggled to find any sort of consistency on the bump.

Bringing up Soroka would, at the very least, offer manger Davey Martinez the opportunity to see if Soroka can make some what of impact for the club. It would also offer some relief to the rest of the rotation, who have had to carry the extra burden while Soroka was rehabbing.

It will be very interesting to see how Washington decides to move forward with Soroka, and whether or not he's capable of carving out a consistent role every fifth day on the mound. Regardless of what happens though, it will also just be nice to see a player who has had to overcome so much in recent years finally catch a break.