Nationals Park
Home Team Washington Nationals
League MLB
Location Washington, DC, USA
Capacity 44,685
Opened 2008
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Nationals Park

Nationals Park has been the home of the Washington Nationals since 2008, the first LEED-certified green major professional sports venue built in the United States. The Nationals won the World Series there in 2019.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
MLB 1509 779 Washington 8 – San Diego 24 (2021-07-16) Washington 1 – Miami 0 (2014-09-28)
Grapefruit League 13 1 Washington 7 – Boston 8 (2012-04-03) Washington 0 – Baltimore 2 (2026-03-23)
NCAA Basketball (I) 3 0 Western Michigan 74 – Tulsa 81 (2017-11-16) Western Michigan 86 – Appalachian State 67 (2017-11-17)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
MLB 45966 – Washington vs St. Louis (2012-10-12) 4801 – Washington vs Atlanta (2021-04-06)
Grapefruit League 38161 – Washington vs NY Yankees (2013-03-29) 9329 – Washington vs Baltimore (2026-03-23)
NCAA Basketball (I) 1827 – Western Michigan vs Appalachian State (2017-11-17) 704 – Western Michigan vs Tulsa (2017-11-16)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2008 82 81 1
2009 82 81 1
2010 82 81 1
2011 81 81
2012 85 84 1
2013 82 81 1
2014 85 85
2015 43 43
2016 102 101 1
2017 92 89 3
2018 96 96
2019 90 89 1
2020 34 32 2
2021 81 81
2022 81 81
2023 81 80 1
2024 82 81 1
2025 82 81 1
2026 82 81 1

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Other Teams & Events

Banana Ball Championship League

  • Savannah Bananas — Neutral site venue, 2025

Grapefruit League

  • Washington Nationals — Neutral site venue, 2019

MLB

  • Miami Marlins — Neutral site venue, 2020
  • NL All Stars — All-Star venue, 2018
  • Toronto Blue Jays — Neutral site venue, 2020

NHL

  • Washington Capitals — Former home venue, 2015

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