2010 Washington Nationals season

The Washington Nationals' 2010 season was the sixth season for the American baseball franchise of Major League Baseball in the District of Columbia, and the 42nd since the original team was started in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It involved the Nationals attempting to win the National League East Division after a 59–103 season the year before – the worst record of any MLB team in 2009. Jim Riggleman was kept as full-time manager after being instituted on July 12, 2009 after Manny Acta's firing.

2010 Washington Nationals
Major League affiliations
Location
Results
Record69–93 (.426)
Divisional place5th
Other information
OwnersLerner Enterprises
General managersMike Rizzo
ManagersJim Riggleman
Local televisionMASN
WDCW (CW 50)
(Bob Carpenter, Rob Dibble, Ray Knight)
Local radioWWWT
(Charlie Slowes, Dave Jageler)
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Highlights from the season include Stephen Strasburg's 14-strikeout Major League debut on June 8 against the Pittsburgh Pirates and a bench-clearing brawl on September 1 at the Florida Marlins.

The Nationals finished 2010 in last place in the NL East for the third year in a row with a 69–93 record, though they did have a ten-game improvement from 2009. They had a 41–40 record at home, their first winning home record since 2006.

Third baseman Ryan Zimmerman won the Silver Slugger Award for the second straight year as the best offensive third baseman in the National League.

As the Texas Rangers won their first pennant that season, the Nationals became one of only two teams to have never played in the World Series, along with the Seattle Mariners

Offseason

On December 7, 2009, the Nationals traded a player to be named later to the New York Yankees for Brian Bruney; they sent Jamie Hoffman to the Yankees on December 10, 2009, to complete the trade.[1]

Spring training

The Nationals held their 2010 spring training in Viera, Florida, with home games played at Space Coast Stadium.

Regular season

National League East
NL East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Philadelphia Phillies 9765 0.599 — 54–30 43–35
Atlanta Braves 9171 0.562 6 56–25 35–46
Florida Marlins 8082 0.494 17 41–40 39–42
New York Mets 7983 0.488 18 47–34 32–49
Washington Nationals 6993 0.426 28 41–40 28–53

Record vs. opponents
2010 National League record

Source: [2]
Team ARI ATL CHC CIN COL FLA HOU LAD MIL NYM PHI PIT SD SF STL WSH AL
Arizona–3–41–62–59–93–34–35–133–45–12–42–48–105–134–53–46–9
Atlanta4–3–4–23–22–411–75–15–35–211–78–106–34–24–32–68–109–6
Chicago6–12–4–4–122–34–27–113–49–63–44–25–103–52–59–64–28–10
Cincinnati5–22–312–4–2–55–210–55–411–34–22–510–62–43–46–124–38–7
Colorado9–94–23–25–2–3–42–47–115–43–31–63–412–69–93–45–39–6
Florida3–37–112–42–54–3–3–34–24–412–65–136–23–62–53–213–57–8
Houston3–41–511–75–104–23–3–2–48–73–44–311–42–52–710–54–43–12
Los Angeles13–53–54–34–511–72–44–2–4–23–42–44–38–108–103–43–34–11
Milwaukee4–32–56–93–114–54–47–82–4–5–21–513–53–42–58–74–29–6
New York1–57–114–32–43–36–124–34–32–5–9–96–13–33–43–39–913–5
Philadelphia4–210–82–45–26–113–53–44–25–19–9–2–45–23–34–412–610–8
Pittsburgh4–23–610–56–104–32–64–113–45–131–64–2–0–62–46–91–52–13
San Diego10–82–45–34–26–126–35–210–84–33–32–56–0–12–63–43–39–6
San Francisco13–53–45–24–39–95–27–210–85–24–33–34–26–12–3–34–27–8
St. Louis5–46–26–912–64–32–35–104–37–83–34–49–64–33–3–3–39–6
Washington4–310–82–43–43–55–134–43–32–49–96–125–13–32–43–3–5–13

Opening Day lineup
Opening Day Starters
NamePosition
Nyjer MorganCenter fielder
Willie HarrisRight fielder
Ryan ZimmermanThird baseman
Adam DunnFirst baseman
Josh WillinghamLeft fielder
Adam KennedySecond baseman
Iván RodríguezCatcher
Ian DesmondShortstop
John LannanStarting pitcher

Notable transactions

Draft

The 2010 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft took place from June 7 to June 9. With their first pick – the first pick overall – the Nationals selected outfielder Bryce Harper. Other notable players the Nationals selected were pitcher Sammy Solis (second round, 51st overall), pitcher A. J. Cole (fourth round, 116th overall), pitcher Matt Grace (eighth round, 236th overall), pitcher Aaron Barrett (ninth round, 266th overall), and pitcher Robbie Ray (12th round, 356th overall).[7]

Roster
2010 Washington Nationals
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

 Manager

Coaches

Attendance

The Nationals drew 1,828,066 fans at Nationals Park in 2010, a slight improvement over their 2009 attendance. However, it placed them 14th in attendance for the season among the 16 National League teams, down from 13th the previous year.[8] Their highest attendance at a home game was on April 5, when they drew 41,290 for a game against the Philadelphia Phillies on Opening Day, while their lowest was 10,999 for a game against the Houston Astros on September 20. Their average home attendance was 22,569 per game, their lowest since arriving in Washington in 2005.[9]

Game log
Legend
 Nationals win
 Nationals loss
 Postponement
BoldNationals team member
2010 Game Log
April (13–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 5Phillies11 – 1Halladay (1-0)Lannan (0-1)41,2900-1
2April 7Phillies8 – 4Hamels (1-0)Marquis (0-1)Madson (1)27,2400-2
3April 8Phillies6 – 5Clippard (1-0)Figueroa (0-1)Capps (1)20,2171-2
4April 9@ Mets8 – 2Pelfrey (1-0)Batista (0-1)28,0551-3
5April 10@ Mets4 – 3Lannan (1-1)Pérez (0-1)Capps (2)33,0442-3
6April 11@ Mets5 – 2Hernández (1-0)Santana (1-1)Capps (3)33,6723-3
7April 12@ Phillies7 – 4Hamels (2-0)Marquis (0-2)Madson (2)44,7913-4
8April 14@ Phillies14 – 7Figueroa (1-1)Bergmann (0-1)45,4383-5
9April 15@ Phillies7 – 5Clippard (2-0)Báez (0-1)Capps (4)44,1574-5
10April 16Brewers5 – 3Bruney (1-0)Hawkins (0-2)Capps (5)17,2345-5
11April 17Brewers8 – 0Hernández (2-0)Wolf (1-1)18,6736-5
12April 18Brewers11 – 7Vargas (1-0)Marquis (0-3)18,7896-6
13April 19Rockies5 – 2Stammen (1-0)Cook (0-2)Capps (6)11,6237-6
14April 20Rockies10 – 4de la Rosa (2-1)Olsen (0-1)15,0377-7
15April 21Rockies6 – 4Clippard (3-0)Betancourt (0-1)Capps (7)11,1918-7
16April 22Rockies2 – 0Jiménez (4-0)Hernández (2-1)Morales (3)15,5188-8
17April 23Dodgers5 – 1Atilano (1-0)Haeger (0-2)23,8599-8
18April 24Dodgers4 – 3 (13)Monasterios (1-0)Batista (0-2)18,0399-9
19April 25Dodgers1 – 0Olsen (1-1)Billingsley (1-1)Capps (8)18,39510-9
20April 26@ Cubs4 – 3 (10)Mármol (1-0)Bruney (1-1)37,85010-10
21April 27@ Cubs3 – 1Hernández (3-1)Gorzelanny (0-3)Capps (9)37,44011-10
22April 28@ Cubs3 – 2Atilano (2-0)Dempster (2-1)Capps (10)36,66012-10
23April 30@ Marlins7 – 1Olsen (2-1)Nolasco (2-1)20,85613-10
May (13–16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
24May 1@ Marlins7 – 1Volstad (2-2)Stammen (1-1)34,88613-11
25May 2@ Marlins9 – 3Johnson (3-1)Lannan (1-2)13,16913-12
26May 4Braves6 – 3Hernández (4-1)Kawakami (0-5)Capps (11)17,09814-12
27May 5Braves7 – 6 (10)Medlen (1-1)Capps (0-1)Wagner (3)15,61614-13
28May 6Braves3 – 2Clippard (4-0)O'Flaherty (1-1)17,13115-13
29May 7Marlins4 – 2Volstad (3-2)Bruney (1-2)Oviedo (5)20,16115-14
30May 8Marlins5 – 4Clippard (5-0)Badenhop (0-4)Capps (12)21,63316-14
31May 9Marlins3 – 2Clippard (6-0)Hensley (1-1)Capps (13)21,29917-14
32May 10@ Mets3 – 2Atilano (3-0)Maine (1-2)Batista (1)29,31318-14
33May 11@ Mets8 – 6Valdés (1-0)Clippard (6-1)Rodríguez (5)31,60618-15
34May 12@ Mets6 – 4Clippard (7-1)Rodríguez (2-1)Capps (14)33,02419-15
35May 13@ Rockies14 – 6 (8)Slaten (1-0)Chacín (2-1)20,79520-15
–May 14@ RockiesPostponed (rain) Rescheduled for May 15 as part of a doubleheader
36May 15 (1)@ Rockies6 – 2Jiménez (7-1)Hernández (4-2)29,11120-16
37May 15 (2)@ Rockies4 – 3Hammel (1-2)Burnett (0-1)Corpas (1)35,25820-17
38May 16@ Rockies2 – 1Bélisle (1-0)Clippard (7-2)Corpas (2)42,87420-18
39May 17@ Cardinals6 – 2Lohse (1-3)Stammen (1-2)38,00520-19
40May 18@ Cardinals3 – 2Carpenter (5-1)Clippard (7-3)Franklin (9)36,34520-20
41May 19Mets5 – 3Storen (1-0)Valdés (1-1)Capps (15)19,38421-20
42May 20Mets10 – 7Valdés (2-1)Atilano (3-1)23,61221-21
43May 21Orioles5 – 3Hernández (1-5)Olsen (2-2)Simón (6)27,37821-22
44May 22Orioles7 – 6Walker (1-0)Hendrickson (1-2)Capps (16)30,29022-22
45May 23Orioles4 – 3 (10)Slaten (2-0)Meredith (0-2)27,53523-22
46May 25@ Giants4 – 2Wellemeyer (3-4)Hernández (4-3)Wilson (11)27,98123-23
47May 26@ Giants7 – 3Atilano (4-1)Lincecum (5-1)30,23024-23
48May 27@ Giants5 – 4Casilla (1-0)Burnett (0-2)Wilson (12)28,25124-24
49May 28@ Padres5 – 3Lannan (2-2)Richard (4-3)Capps (17)23,46825-24
50May 29@ Padres4 – 2Latos (5-3)Martin (0-1)Bell (14)25,95625-25
51May 30@ Padres3 – 2 (11)Gregerson (1-1)Burnett (0-3)28,59125-26
52May 31@ Astros14 – 4Atilano (5-1)Oswalt (3-7)34,70426-26
June (8–19)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
53June 1@ Astros8 – 7López (2-0)Capps (0-2)25,24926-27
54June 2@ Astros5 – 1Rodríguez (3-7)Lannan (2-3)26,73626-28
55June 3@ Astros6 – 4Lindstrom (2-1)Capps (0-3)21,81426-29
56June 4Reds4 – 2Clippard (8-3)del Rosario (1-1)Capps (18)33,77427-29
57June 5Reds5 – 1Leake (5-0)Atilano (5-2)22,89627-30
58June 6Reds5 – 4 (10)Cordero (2-3)Slaten (2-1)Masset (1)27,20227-31
59June 8Pirates5 – 2Strasburg (1-0)Karstens (1-2)Capps (19)40,31528-31
60June 9Pirates7 – 5Storen (2-0)Carrasco (1-2)Capps (20)18,87629-31
61June 10Pirates4 – 2Hernández (5-3)Duke (3-7)Clippard (1)21,76730-31
62June 11@ Indians7 – 2Westbrook (4-3)Atilano (5-3)Pérez (6)22,04130-32
63June 12@ Indians7 – 1Hernández (5-5)Martin (0-2)19,48430-33
64June 13@ Indians9 – 4Strasburg (2-0)Huff (2-8)32,87631-33
65June 15@ Tigers7 – 4Scherzer (3-6)Lannan (2-4)Valverde (14)24,82131-34
66June 16@ Tigers8 – 3Verlander (8-4)Hernández (5-4)24,76731-35
67June 17@ Tigers8 – 3Bonderman (3-4)Atilano (5-4)33,63031-36
68June 18White Sox2 – 1 (11)Putz (2-2)Storen (2-1)Jenks (14)40,32531-37
69June 19White Sox1 – 0Peavy (6-5)Martin (0-3)36,48731-38
70June 20White Sox6 – 3García (8-3)Lannan (2-5)Putz (1)31,76331-39
71June 21Royals2 – 1Hernández (6-4)Chen (3-2)Capps (21)13,59232-39
72June 22Royals4 – 3Atilano (6-4)Lerew (0-1)Capps (22)21,16833-39
73June 23Royals1 – 0Bannister (7-5)Strasburg (2-1)Soria (17)31,91333-40
74June 25@ Orioles7 – 6Simón (2-1)Clippard (8-4)43,48433-41
75June 26@ Orioles6 – 5Berken (1-1)Burnett (0-4)Simón (8)28,63533-42
76June 27@ Orioles4 – 3Hernández (3-6)Clippard (8-5)Simón (9)22,95133-43
77June 28@ Braves5 – 0Hudson (8-3)Strasburg (2-2)42,88933-44
78June 29@ Braves7 – 2Stammen (2-2)Lowe (9-6)19,04534-44
79June 30@ Braves4 – 1Jurrjens (1-3)Martin (0-4)Wagner (16)20,09134-45
July (12–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
80July 1Mets2 – 1Capps (1-3)Feliciano (2-4)20,16735-45
81July 2Mets5 – 3Niese (6-2)Atilano (6-5)Rodríguez (19)24,41035-46
82July 3Mets6 – 5Capps (2-3)Rodríguez (2-2)39,21436-46
83July 4Mets9 – 5Takahashi (7-3)Stammen (2-3)Rodríguez (20)29,23436-47
84July 6Padres6 – 5Capps (3-3)Gregerson (2-4)14,03937-47
85July 7Padres7 – 6Martin (1-4)Garland (8-6)Capps (23)13,76238-47
86July 8Padres7 – 1Latos (10-4)Atilano (6-6)17,36438-48
87July 9Giants8 – 1Strasburg (3-2)Cain (6-8)34,72339-48
88July 10Giants10 – 5Casilla (2-2)Clippard (8-6)23,97739-49
89July 11Giants6 – 2Bumgarner (2-2)Hernández (6-5)Wilson (23)22,40339-50
All–Star Break (July 12–14)
90July 16@ Marlins4 – 0Strasburg (4-2)Nolasco (9-7)27,03740-50
91July 17@ Marlins2 – 0Johnson (10-3)Hernández (6-6)Oviedo (21)23,00540-51
92July 18@ Marlins1 – 0Sanabia (1-1)Stammen (2-4)Oviedo (22)21,05740-52
93July 19@ Reds7 – 2Cueto (9-2)Martin (1-5)21,24340-53
94July 20@ Reds8 – 7Leake (7-1)Atilano (6-7)Cordero (26)22,87640-54
95July 21@ Reds8 – 5Strasburg (5-2)Arroyo (10-5)Capps (24)37,86841-54
96July 22@ Reds7 – 1Hernández (7-6)Vólquez (1-1)23,11542-54
97July 23@ Brewers7 – 5Loe (1-1)Burnett (0-5)Axford (14)34,82242-55
98July 24@ Brewers4 – 3Axford (6-1)Storen (2-2)41,98742-56
99July 25@ Brewers8 – 3Bush (5-8)Detwiler (0-1)42,41442-57
100July 27Braves3 – 0Batista (1-2)Hanson (8-7)Capps (25)40,04343-57
101July 28Braves3 – 1Hudson (11-5)Hernández (7-7)Wagner (23)24,26343-58
102July 29Braves5 – 3Olsen (3-2)Lowe (10-9)Capps (26)30,26344-58
103July 30Phillies8 – 1Stammen (3-4)Oswalt (6-13)32,59045-58
104July 31Phillies7 – 5Storen (3-2)Lidge (1-1)38,04946-58
August (11–18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
105August 1Phillies6 – 4 (11)Contreras (6-3)Balester (0-1)Lidge (11)35,80746-59
106August 2@ Diamondbacks3 – 1Hernández (8-7)López (5-10)Burnett (1)16,79347-59
107August 3@ Diamondbacks6 – 1Saunders (7-10)Olsen (3-3)17,16447-60
108August 4@ Diamondbacks7 – 2Stammen (4-4)Kennedy (6-9)15,67048-60
109August 5@ Diamondbacks8 – 4Enright (3-2)Detwiler (0-2)16,63848-61
110August 6@ Dodgers6 – 3Lannan (3-5)Kershaw (10-7)Storen (1)39,15349-61
111August 7@ Dodgers3 – 2 (10)Broxton (4-3)Burnett (0-6)44,89649-62
112August 8@ Dodgers8 – 3Lilly (5-8)Marquis (0-4)43,63949-63
113August 10Marlins8 – 2Sánchez (9-7)Strasburg (5-3)25,93949-64
114August 11Marlins9 – 5Volstad (6-8)Olsen (3-4)15,06149-65
115August 12Marlins5 – 0Nolasco (13-8)Hernández (8-8)16,49649-66
116August 13Diamondbacks4 – 2Lannan (4-5)Saunders (7-12)Burnett (2)19,54950-66
117August 14Diamondbacks9 – 2Kennedy (7-9)Marquis (0-5)22,40050-67
118August 15Diamondbacks5 – 3Clippard (9-6)Norberto (0-2)Storen (2)21,69551-67
119August 17@ Braves10 – 2Minor (1-0)Olsen (3-5)16,91151-68
120August 18@ Braves3 – 2Wagner (7-2)Burnett (0-7)18,10551-69
121August 19@ Braves6 – 2Lannan (5-5)Lowe (11-11)15,59352-69
122August 20@ Phillies1 – 0Halladay (16-8)Marquis (0-6)Lidge (17)45,09352-70
123August 21@ Phillies8 – 1Slaten (3-1)Kendrick (8-6)45,26653-70
124August 22@ Phillies6 – 0Oswalt (9-13)Olsen (3-6)44,53953-71
125August 23Cubs9 – 1Coleman (1-1)Hernández (8-9)17,92153-72
126August 24Cubs5 – 4Zambrano (5-6)Lannan (5-6)Mármol (23)18,25053-73
127August 25Cubs4 – 0Dempster (12-8)Marquis (0-7)18,34453-74
128August 26Cardinals11 – 10 (13)Slaten (4-1)Hawksworth (4-8)22,31754-74
129August 27Cardinals4 – 2García (12-6)Olsen (3-7)Franklin (22)22,87154-75
130August 28Cardinals14 – 5Hernández (9-9)Lohse (2-6)30,68855-75
131August 29Cardinals4 – 2Lannan (6-6)Wainwright (17-9)Storen (3)24,78256-75
132August 30@ Marlins9 – 3Marquis (1-7)Sanabia (3-2)18,32657-75
133August 31@ Marlins1 – 0 (10)Hensley (3-4)Storen (3-3)18,50657-76
September (11–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
134September 1@ Marlins16 – 10Volstad (9-9)Olsen (3-8)18,04557-77
135September 3@ Pirates8 – 5Duke (7-12)Hernández (9-10)Hanrahan (3)19,73457-78
136September 4@ Pirates9 – 2Lannan (7-6)Maholm (7-14)30,26358-78
137September 5@ Pirates8 – 1Marquis (2-7)Morton (1-11)18,05759-78
138September 6Mets13 – 3Olsen (4-8)Pelfrey (13-9)20,22460-78
139September 7Mets4 – 1Gee (1-0)Maya (0-1)Takahashi (4)13,83560-79
140September 8Mets3 – 2Dickey (10-6)Hernández (9-11)Takahashi (5)16,00260-80
141September 10Marlins3 – 1Sanabia (4-2)Lannan (7-7)Hensley (1)17,18060-81
142September 11Marlins4 – 1Sánchez (12-9)Marquis (2-8)Hensley (2)17,94160-82
143September 12Marlins6 – 5Sanches (1-2)Zimmermann (0-1)Hensley (3)16,78860-83
144September 13@ Braves4 – 0Lowe (13-12)Maya (0-2)18,64760-84
145September 14@ Braves6 – 0Hernández (10-11)Jurrjens (7-6)26,95461-84
146September 15@ Braves4 – 2Lannan (8-7)Minor (3-1)Storen (4)19,23762-84
147September 17@ Phillies9 – 1Oswalt (13-13)Marquis (2-9)45,33862-85
148September 18@ Phillies5 – 2Kendrick (10-9)Zimmermann (0-2)Lidge (23)45,22262-86
149September 19@ Phillies7 – 6Worley (1-1)Storen (3-4)44,93662-87
150September 20Astros8 – 2Norris (9-8)Hernández (10-12)10,99962-88
151September 21Astros8 – 4Clippard (10-6)Paulino (1-9)11,89363-88
152September 22Astros4 – 3Clippard (11-6)Fulchino (2-1)Burnett (3)12,21364-88
153September 23Astros7 – 2Detwiler (1-2)Figueroa (5-4)14,63365-88
154September 24Braves8 – 3Zimmermann (1-2)Hudson (16-9)22,51566-88
155September 25Braves5 – 0Lowe (15-12)Maya (0-3)23,82466-89
156September 26Braves4 – 2Burnett (1-7)Farnsworth (3-2)Storen (5)21,62567-89
157September 27Phillies8 – 0Halladay (21-10)Lannan (8-8)14,30967-90
158September 28Phillies2 – 1Storen (4-4)Contreras (6-4)19,11768-90
159September 29Phillies7 – 1Blanton (9-6)Detwiler (1-3)20,02668-91
October (1–2)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
160October 1@ Mets2 – 1 (10)Takahashi (10-6)Clippard (11-7)29,42468-92
161October 2@ Mets7 – 2Igarashi (1-1)Clippard (11-8)30,38668-93
162October 3@ Mets2 – 1 (14)Peralta (1-0)Pérez (0-5)Batista (2)30,84969-93

Player stats

Batting

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

Complete offensive statistics are available here.

Pos Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB
CIván "Pudge" Rodríguez11139832106181449.2662
1BAdam Dunn1585588514536238103.2600
2BAdam Kennedy1353424385161331.24914
SSIan Desmond154525591412741065.26917
3BRyan Zimmerman142525851613202585.3074
LFJosh Willingham11437054991921656.2688
CFNyjer Morgan13650960129177024.25334
RFMichael Morse9826636771221541.2890
OFRoger Bernadina134414521021831147.24616
2BCristian Guzmán893194490114225.2824
OFWillie Harris1322242541621032.1835
IFAlberto González11418619468105.2470
CWil Nieves59158103280316.2030
OFJustin Maxwell67104161560312.1445
2BDanny Espinosa28103162241615.2140
CWilson Ramos15523144014.2690
OFWilly Taveras2735770104.2001
LFKevin Mench2727230001.1110
CCarlos Maldonado411130013.2730
CJamie Burke10000000–0
PLiván Hernández3561291013.1480
PJohn Lannan2544142004.0910
PCraig Stammen3638293006.2370
PScott Olsen1724020000.0830
PLuis Atilano12625010000.0400
PJason Marquis1722131002.1360
PStephen Strasburg1220010001.0500
PJ. D. Martin1012021000.1670
PJordan Zimmermann710020000.2000
PMiguel Batista588010000.1250
PYunesky Maya57010000.1430
PRoss Detwiler87000000.0000
PTyler Clippard782010000.5000
PJoel Peralta393000000.0000
PTyler Walker242000000.0000
PMatt Chico12000000.0000
PDrew Storen542010000.5000
PGarrett Mock12000000.0000
PJesse English70000000–0
PMatt Capps471000000.0000
PJoe Bisenius50000000–0
PJason Bergmann40000000–0
PDoug Slaten490000000–0
PBrian Bruney190000000–0
PSean Burnett730000000–0
PCollin Balester170000000–0
Team Totals1625418655135525031149634.250110

Pitching

Table is sortable.

Note: Pos = Position; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

Complete pitching statistics are available here.

Pos Player W L ERA G GS SV IP R ER BB K
SPLiván Hernández10123.6633330211.2938664114
SPJohn Lannan884.6525250143.182744971
SPCraig Stammen445.131930128.078734185
SPLuis Atilano675.151616085.256493240
SPScott Olsen485.561715081.054502753
SPJason Marquis296.601313058.247432431
CLMatt Capps332.744702646.02014938
RPTyler Clippard1183.07780191.0333141112
RPMiguel Batista123.70581282.236343955
RPSean Burnett172.14730363.017152062
RPDrew Storen443.58540555.124222252
SPStephen Strasburg532.911212068.025221792
Joel Peralta102.02390049.01211949
J. D. Martin154.1399048.030221131
Doug Slaten413.10490040.218141938
Tyler Walker103.57240035.11614830
SPJordan Zimmermann124.9477031.020171027
Ross Detwiler134.2585029.222141417
Yunesky Maya035.8855026.018171112
Collin Balester012.57170021.0661128
Brian Bruney127.64190017.218152016
Jesse English003.867007.03324
Matt Chico003.601105.02203
Joe Bisenius009.645004.26565
Garrett Mock005.401103.121153
Jason Bergmann0115.434002.14412
Team Totals69934.13162162371435.07426585121068

Team leaders

Qualifying players only.

Batting
Stat Player Total
Avg.Ryan Zimmerman.307
HRAdam Dunn38
RBIAdam Dunn103
RAdam Dunn
Ryan Zimmerman		85
85
HRyan Zimmerman161
SBNyjer Morgan34

Pitching
Stat Player Total
WTyler Clippard11
LLiván Hernández12
ERALiván Hernández3.66
SOLiván Hernández114
SVMatt Capps26
IPLiván Hernández211.2

Awards and honors

All-Stars

Annual awards

Ryan Zimmermann won the Silver Slugger Award for the second consecutive year, becoming the first Washington Nationals player to win two Silver Slugger Awards.[10]

Farm system
See also: Minor League Baseball
Level Team League Manager
AAA Syracuse Chiefs International League Trent Jewett
AA Harrisburg Senators Eastern League Randy Knorr
A Potomac Nationals Carolina League Gary Cathcart
A Hagerstown Suns South Atlantic League Matthew LeCroy
A-Short Season Vermont Lake Monsters New York–Penn League Jeff Garber
Rookie GCL Nationals Gulf Coast League Bobby Williams

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Potomac

References
  1. baseball-reference.com Trades between Washington Nationals & New York Yankees
  2. BASEBALL-REFERENCE.com Head-to-Head Records
  3. baseball-reference.com Trades between Washington Nationals & St. Louis Cardinals
  4. baseball-reference.com Trades between Washington Nationals & Minnesota Twins
  5. baseball-reference.com Trades between Washington Nationals & Texas Rangers
  6. baseball-reference.com Trades between Washington Nationals & Pittsburgh Pirates
  7. baseball-reference.com 2010 Washington Nationals Picks in the MLB June Amateur Draft
  8. baseball-reference.com 2010 Washington Nationals
  9. baseball-almanac.com Washington Nationals Attendance Data
  10. Wagner, James, "Ian Desmond, Anthony Rendon win Silver Slugger awards", washingtonpost.com, November 6, 2014, 6:32 PM EST.
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