Washington Nationals all-time roster

1969 to 2026 · 852 players

How many players have played for the Washington Nationals?

852 players have a season with the Washington Nationals on file, from 1969 to 2026: 431 at the plate and 420 on the mound. Ryan Zimmerman played the most games for the club, 1,799. Washington Nationals all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Washington Nationals hitter, 1969 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Ryan Zimmerman	2005–2021	1,799	1,846	284	1,061	.277
Tim Wallach	1980–1992	1,767	1,694	204	905	.259
Gary Carter	1974–1992	1,503	1,427	220	823	.269
Tim Raines Sr.	1979–1990	1,405	1,598	96	552	.301
Jose Vidro	1997–2006	1,186	1,280	115	550	.301
Warren Cromartie	1974–1983	1,038	1,063	60	371	.280
Vladimir Guerrero	1996–2003	1,004	1,215	234	702	.323
Larry Parrish	1974–1981	967	896	100	444	.263
Andres Galarraga	1985–2002	951	906	115	473	.269
Bob Bailey	1969–1975	951	791	118	466	.264
Bryce Harper	2012–2018	927	922	184	521	.279
Ian Desmond	2009–2015	927	917	110	432	.264
Anthony Rendon	2013–2019	916	994	136	546	.290
Jayson Werth	2011–2017	808	781	109	393	.263
Orlando Cabrera	1997–2003	801	781	62	350	.269
Danny Espinosa	2010–2016	779	598	92	285	.226
Brian Schneider	2000–2007	757	586	47	294	.252
Chris Speier	1978–1983	731	579	24	216	.248
Marquis Grissom	1989–1994	698	747	54	276	.279
Tim Foli	1972–1976	697	632	11	193	.247
Mike Lansing	1993–1997	677	709	49	265	.276
Larry Walker	1989–1994	674	666	99	384	.281
Rondell White	1993–1999	667	719	90	330	.292
Brad Wilkerson	2001–2005	654	580	83	265	.256
Mike Jorgensen	1972–1976	651	473	57	243	.254
Ron Fairly	1970–1974	648	542	74	292	.275
Hubie Brooks	1985–1989	647	689	75	390	.279
Darrin Fletcher	1992–1997	643	520	61	300	.266
Mike Fitzgerald	1985–1991	633	416	39	241	.238
Ellis Valentine	1975–1980	616	660	92	343	.290
Luis Garcia Jr.	2020–2025	604	576	58	269	.266
Tom Foley	1987–1995	597	363	17	144	.242
Moises Alou	1992–1996	594	623	84	373	.293
CJ Abrams	2023–2026	584	570	90	294	.252
Wil Cordero	1992–2005	583	552	53	251	.274
Michael A. Taylor	2014–2020	574	395	53	184	.237
Wilson Ramos	2011–2016	563	552	82	316	.268
Spike Owen	1989–1992	552	420	21	142	.247
Keibert Ruiz	2022–2026	548	496	50	233	.253
Jerry White	1974–1983	544	261	19	96	.254
Michael Barrett	1998–2003	542	456	38	193	.253
Trea Turner	2015–2020	541	644	75	257	.296
Delino DeShields	1990–1993	538	575	23	181	.277
Victor Robles	2017–2023	516	377	31	154	.238
Adam LaRoche	2011–2014	489	430	82	269	.249
Rusty Staub	1969–1971	480	508	78	270	.296
Juan Soto	2018–2021	464	485	98	312	.301
Cristian Guzman	2005–2009	461	491	21	152	.282
Ken Singleton	1972–1974	452	449	46	227	.285
Jacob Young	2023–2026	442	327	15	128	.248

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Washington Nationals pitcher, 1969 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Tyler Clippard	2008–2022	418	34	24	34	469.0	2.72	534
Steve Rogers	1973–1985	399	158	152	2	2,837.2	3.17	1,621
Tim Burke	1985–1990	388	40	22	96	554.1	2.48	370
Drew Storen	2010–2015	355	21	13	95	334.0	3.02	321
Jeff Reardon	1982–1986	334	30	37	146	464.2	2.98	377
Chad Cordero	2003–2008	305	20	14	128	320.2	2.78	292
Anthony Telford	1997–2001	293	17	21	7	361.1	3.84	262
Kyle Finnegan	2020–2024	291	22	26	88	290.1	3.56	288
Bryn Smith	1981–1989	284	81	71	6	1,400.1	3.28	838
Woodie Fryman	1975–1983	278	46	45	51	627.0	3.19	416
Jeff Fassero	1991–1996	262	58	48	10	850.0	3.20	750
Luis I Ayala	2003–2007	258	26	24	9	274.2	2.82	177
Joey Eischen	1994–2006	254	10	7	3	206.1	3.53	176
Ugueth Urbina	1995–2000	251	29	25	110	360.0	3.42	423
Stephen Strasburg	2010–2022	247	113	62	0	1,470.0	3.24	1,723
Saul Rivera	2006–2009	245	13	15	4	275.2	4.05	191
Steve Kline	1998–2000	243	11	15	15	223.2	3.34	209
Andy McGaffigan	1986–1989	237	24	12	20	429.1	2.96	315
Steve Renko	1969–1975	233	68	81	3	1,346.1	3.88	806
Craig Stammen	2009–2015	229	26	24	1	490.2	3.91	370
Mike Marshall	1971–1973	223	33	27	72	406.1	2.86	304
Sean Burnett	2010–2016	222	7	14	9	182.0	2.77	155
Dennis Martinez	1987–1993	220	97	66	1	1,511.0	2.96	910
Dale Murray	1974–1980	192	20	19	32	323.2	3.28	125
Javier Vazquez	1998–2003	192	64	68	0	1,229.1	4.16	1,076
Tanner Rainey	2019–2024	190	5	10	15	182.1	4.49	229
John Wetteland	1992–1994	189	17	13	105	232.1	2.32	280
Jon Rauch	2005–2007	188	14	13	6	208.2	3.49	180
Bill Stoneman	1969–1973	186	51	72	1	1,085.1	3.98	831
Gio Gonzalez	2012–2017	186	79	54	0	1,107.2	3.49	1,089

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.