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How to Buy Washington Nationals Tickets

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• Pick the game you would like to attend, and click the "Buy Tickets" box.
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• From there, you can complete your checkout. Nationals tickets are mobile delivery so that you will have your tickets in moments.

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For 2025, the Nationals will start the season against the Philadelphia Phillies. The team will head to the Rogers Centre for a three-game series against the Blue Jays. Over the July 4th holiday, the team will face the Boston Red Sox.  

Nationals Baseball History

The 2024 season was similar to the past season, with the same record of 71-91. The last time the team had a winning record was 2019. Still, there is a bright spot. Jacob Young had a Gold Glove worthy season. His defensive play in center field earned him the honor of being a finalist for the honor. Young played in 150 games and had 120 hits. 

The 2023 Nationals improved their overall record to 71-91, which is an improvement of sixteen more wins. Ildemaro Vargas had 37 starts this past season, and his defensive performance was just as good as 2022. Between shortstop and second base, his play was solid. At the end of this past season, Brad Ciolek announced that he would be joining the Nationals as senior director of amateur scouting. Michael Chavis was a pleasant surprise for Nats fans, batting .279 for the year. Pitcher Robert Garcia came through for the Nationals, after being picked up from Miami. In his last 18 games of the season, his ERA was just 1.99. He should be back for 2024.       

In 2022, the Nationals final record was 55-107. That put the team in last place in the National League East division. The years when they contended for first place in their division seem to be a distant memory now. What can the team do to improve in 2023? Jeimer Candelario is looking to play third base for the Nationals this season. He signed a one-year deal back in November. The team has a fifth starter on the mound, now that they signed Trevor Williams in a two-year deal. The starters had the highest ERA in baseball, and that will need to be addressed. The team is also looking for a left-handed batter to add to the rotation.     

The Washington Nationals won it all in 2019. After finishing 2021 with a record of 65-97 there is room for improvement, to be sure. Juan Soto was a team leader with a batting average of .313 and driving in 111 runs. The team also said goodbye to Alex Avila, as he retires from baseball.

The Washington Nationals have been one of baseball’s best teams for quite a while now, and they have yet to get the job done in October. Once again, last year they were among the serious contenders. They finished the season 97-65, winning the National League East by a whopping 20 games over the Miami Marlins, and the second-best record in the league overall. In the National League Divisional Series, they met the Chicago Cubs, winners of a tightly contested central division. The Cubs had caught fire at the right time and ousted the Nationals in five games. Other than changing managers again this offseason, going from Dusty Baker to Dave Martinez, the team had a very quiet off-season.

As we enter the 2018, season, the Nationals have one of the best rosters in the game. First, there is right fielder Bryce Harper, one of the best power hitters in recent memory. The big question with Harper though is whether will he focus, as he is headed for a massive payday next offseason, as some are predicting possibly as much as 400 million over 10 years. Then there is talented young third basemen Anthony Rendon who hit 25 home runs with 100 RBIs a year ago. Next, we have shortstop Trea Turner, another of these super-talented young players at the position. Turner could be a perennial All-Star, batting .300 and playing gold glove-caliber defense. Then there is ace pitcher Max Scherzer who has been called the 250 million dollar bargain by the media as he has been nothing short of incredible since signing with the team in free agency a few years ago. This team is too talented to not win a World Series. At some point, they just have to. Could that be 2018?