Washington Nationals

Historical Franchise

4 seasons | 163-337 (.326)

📊 Quick Stats

4 Seasons
163 Wins
337 Losses
.326 Win %
0 Titles
0 Playoffs

📈 Best & Worst Single Seasons

Best BA — 1889 .251 5% below the 1889 NL average (.266)
Worst BA — 1888 .207 13% below the 1888 NL average (.238)
Best ERA — 1888 3.54 25% worse than the 1888 NL average (2.83)
Worst ERA — 1889 4.68 16% worse than the 1889 NL average (4.03)
Most R — 1889 632 18% below the 1889 NL average (775 R)
Fewest R — 1886 445 31% below the 1886 NL average (648 R)

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⭐ Notable Players 📅 All Seasons 🏢 All Franchises

⭐ All-Time Leaders

Top players by games played (min 100 games)

1
Al Myers 1887-1889
2
Connie Mack 1886-1889
3
Billy Hoy 1888-1889
4
Billy O'Brien 1887-1889
5
Paul Hines 1886-1887

More Notable Players

Jim Donnelly (1887-1889) Walt Wilmot (1888-1889) George Shoch (1886-1889) Cliff Carroll (1886-1887) Ed Daily (1887-1888) Jack Farrell (1886-1887) Sam Wise (1889-1889) Jimmy Knowles (1886-1886) Barney Gilligan (1886-1887) John Irwin (1887-1889) Hank O'Day (1886-1889)

📅 Season History

4 seasons on record

Franchise History

Wins per season — gold bars are World Series wins, silver are pennants.

1889 Washington Nationals 41-83 1888 Washington Nationals 48-86 1887 Washington Nationals 46-76 1886 Washington Nationals 28-92

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