WASHINGTON -- Adam Eaton sat at his locker in Nationals Park's home clubhouse wearing a red tank top with a picture of Bryce Harper on the front, preparing for an August game against the Marlins after a late arrival from a seven-game road trip the night before.
Eaton's sleeveless shirt made the black tree that's tattooed from his right elbow to the top of his right shoulder stand out when he was asked how often he sees his children.
"Not enough," Eaton sighed.
When the Nationals acquired Eaton from the White Sox in 2016, Eaton's family moved to Washington.