Washington Nationals draft history

81 first-round picks

Who have the Nationals drafted?

The Washington Nationals have made 81 first-round picks since 1969. The best of them: Bryce Harper, 1st overall in 2010, with 9 league awards and 9 All-Stars. Their latest first-round pick is Chris Hacopian, 11th overall in 2026. Of the 7 first-round picks from 2017 to 2023, none has made an All-Star team.

First-round picks

Nationals first-round picks

Washington Nationals first-round draft picks, newest first
DraftPickPlayerPosCareer
202611Chris Hacopian—
20251Eli Willits—
202410Seaver King—
202439Caleb Lomavita—
20232Dylan CrewsLSURF225 games
20225Elijah Green—
202111Brady House3B168 games
202022Cade CavalliOklahomaSP43 games
201917Jackson Rutledge—
201827Mason Denaburg—
201725Seth Romero—
201628Carter Kieboom—
201629Dane DunningFloridaRP136 games
201418Erick FeddeUNLVSP198 games
201216Lucas GiolitoSP213 games, 1 All-Star
20116Anthony RendonRice3B1,173 games, 1 All-Star
201123Alex Meyer—
201134Brian Goodwin—
20101Bryce HarperSouthern Nevada1B1,947 games, 9 All-Stars
20091Stephen StrasburgSan Diego StateSP247 games, 3 All-Stars
200910Drew StorenStanfordSP470 games
20089Aaron Crow—
20076Ross DetwilerMissouri StateRP307 games
200731Josh Smoker—
200749Michael Burgess—
200615Chris MarreroLF54 games
200622Colton Willems—
20054Ryan ZimmermanVirginia1B1,799 games, 2 All-Stars
200413Bill BrayWilliam & MaryRP258 games
200320Chad CorderoCal State FullertonRP314 games, 1 All-Star
20025Clint Everts—
20016Josh Karp—
20005Justin WayneStanfordRP26 games
19996Joshua Girdley—
199811Josh McKinley—
199833Brad WilkersonFloridaRF972 games
199723Donnie Bridges—
199737Chris Stowe—
199738Scott Hodges—
199744Bryan HebsonAuburnRP2 games
199745Thomas Pittman—
199747T.J. TuckerRP171 games
199748Shane Arthurs—
199752Tootie Myers—
19965John PattersonGrand CanyonSP88 games
199528Michael BarrettC1,054 games
199421Hiram BocachicaRF272 games
199431Mike ThurmanOregon StateRP105 games
199318Christopher Schwab—
199331Josue Estrada—
19923Billy Wallace—
199114Cliff FloydLF1,621 games, 1 All-Star
199011Shane Andrews3B569 games
199024Rondell WhiteLF1,474 games, 1 All-Star
199028Gabe WhiteRP472 games
199035Stan SpencerStanfordSP23 games
199037Ben Van Ryn—
199040Stanley Robertson—
198910Charles JohnsonC1,188 games, 2 All-Stars
198819David WainhouseWashington StateRP85 games
198712Delino DeShieldsVillanova2B1,615 games
198728Tyrone Kingwood—
198615Kevin Dean—
19858Pete IncavigliaOklahoma StateLF1,284 games
198413Bob Caffrey—
198428Norm CharltonRiceRP605 games, 1 All-Star
198314Rich Stoll—
198316Brian HolmanP109 games
198118Darren Dilks—
198022Terry FranconaArizona1B708 games
197910Tim Wallach3B2,212 games, 5 All-Stars
19789Glen Franklin—
19772Bill GullicksonSP398 games
19769Bob JamesRP279 games
197510Art Miles—
19749Ron Sorey—
19738Gary RoenickeWhittierLF1,064 games
19725Bobby Goodman—
19714Condredge Holloway—
19703Barry FooteC687 games
196922Balor MooreRP180 games

First rounds and supplemental picks from MLB's records; games are the player's career on file. Later rounds are not on file.