Pitching has been a focus when it comes to the Washington Nationals for years. It's no secret that possessing an elite staff bodes well for having success on the field. When the Nationals won the World Series in 2019, they had a team ERA of 4.27 during the regular season, which was 12th in the majors. Since then, the best they've finished was 23rd in ERA, and unsurprisingly, that has coincided with them being one of the worst teams in baseball since their lone championship. With that in mind, president of baseball operations Paul Toboni is trying to transform things throughout the organization when it comes to pitching. But it's clear this won't be a quick fix, and the new executive is preaching patience when it comes to seeing results in the bigs.…