When the Washington Nationals hired then-35-year-old Paul Toboni to become the team's new president of baseball operations, there was a lot of excitement about the direction of the organization. But when he subsequently hired 33-year-old Blake Butera to become the big league manager, it was anyone's guess as to how this season would go. But it's safe to say that this new regime has gotten off to the best start that anyone could have imagined, as the Nationals sit with a 29-28 record on May 28 and have the highest scoring offense in the sport. The red-hot performance at the plate has a lot to do with their stars -- James Wood and CJ Abrams -- performing at a high level . However, they have also gotten contributions up and down the lineup on a consistent basis. And a lot of that credit has to be given to the way the regime has transformed the likes of Keibert Ruiz, Jacob Young, Luis Garcia Jr. and others.…