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Bryce Harper, like most Nationals fans, hopes his team will sign Matt Wieters and Greg Holland

Washington Nationals' Bryce Harper reacts after he hit a three-run home run during the eighth inning of a baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016, in Washington. The Nationals won 3-0. (AP Photo/Nick Wass) (Nick Wass/AP)
By Dakota Gardner

In winter, the primary occupation for most baseball fans is window shopping. That is, they look at the best players available on the free-agent market and tweet about how much they want those players to join their team. Nationals fans are no different in this respect. 
And, with the team reportedly interested in signing catcher Matt Wieters and pitcher Greg Holland, now is the perfect time to lobby on social media for such splashy moves. Here's one Nats fan's attempt to sway his favorite team toward that decision:

The logic there is perfectly sound, and he's correct that Wieters and Holland would improve the Nationals' roster. The Nats may want to consider bringing this fan aboard in a more official capacity -- a quick search reveals that he's already got a company uniform:

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