Wire Taps: With Matt Wieters, Nationals have options; Clint Robinson, Adam Lind fighting for job; Stephen Drew happy to return

At this point, the Nationals are well into Spring Training, but there are still quite a few moves that need to be made. Matt Wieters needs to be added to the 40-man roster, but the Nats have nowhere to put him (the roster is completely full).

So, someone has to be moved first. Who will it be? When will it happen? Will the Nats pull an Orioles and decide that Wieters actually failed his physical? 

While we wait for answers, here's what's new in West Palm Beach.

Now that they have Wieters, the Nats have a lot of options
Trade Derek Norris? Trade Pedro Severino? Or should Jose Lobaton be the one moved? The possibilities are endless.

Clint Robinson and Adam Lind ready to duke it out for job
Clint Robinson has been the Nats' backup first baseman for the past two seasons -- but Adam Lind suddenly looks like the favorite for the job this year. Now, it's up to Robinson to win it back.

Nats aren't expecting Joe Nathan to be elite, but are willing to take a chance
Nathan, a former all-star who has undergone Tommy John surgery twice, may not be the closer for the Nats, but he could very well add depth to the back end of the Nats' bullpen.

Matt Wieters doesn't raise the ceiling by much, but does raise the floor
The Nats won't be getting the next Hall-of-Fame catcher with Wieters... but Wieters will raise their baseline production out of the catcher position by a bit.

Drew, despite opportunities to start, happy to return to Nats' bench
Stephen Drew had offers on the table to start with other teams -- but the veteran middle infielder decided instead to return to Washington and play off the bench.

Trea Turner went to jury duty and then came back to camp within a day
The Nats' shortstop was in court in the morning, but by the afternoon, was taking hacks on the field at the ballpark. Because he's Trea Turner, it probably took all of five minutes.

Lucas Giolito looks towards the future in Chicago
Giolito, once the consensus No. 1 pitching prospect in baseball, struggled in his first stint in the majors with the Nats. Now, he's trying to make a name for himself with the White Sox as a successful major-leaguer.

Days until Opening Day: 39