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Ranked by career score. That covers a player’s whole career, not only his time with this team. Players need at least 3 seasons there to make the list.
Max Scherzer
starting pitcher, 2008–2025
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2021, 194 games
Compare with Harper55.8
No. 123 all-time
Bryce Harper
right field, 2012–2025
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2012–2018, 927 games
Compare with Scherzer46.2
No. 251 all-time
Juan Soto
right field, 2018–2025
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2018–2022, 565 games
Compare with Scherzer45.2
No. 284 all-time
Trea Turner
shortstop, 2015–2025
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2021, 637 games
Compare with Scherzer39.3
No. 428 all-time
Ryan Zimmerman
third base, 2005–2021
16 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2021, 1,799 games
Compare with Scherzer32.8
No. 652 all-time
Anthony Rendon
third base, 2013–2024
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2013–2019, 916 games
Compare with Scherzer32.2
No. 677 all-time
Livan Hernandez
starting pitcher, 1996–2012
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2011, 135 games
Compare with Scherzer29.5
No. 818 all-time
Asdrubal Cabrera
shortstop, 2007–2021
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2014–2020, 139 games
Compare with Scherzer29.1
No. 835 all-time
Stephen Strasburg
starting pitcher, 2010–2022
13 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2010–2022, 248 games
Compare with Scherzer28.9
No. 850 all-time
Jayson Werth
right field, 2002–2017
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2011–2017, 808 games
Compare with Scherzer28.2
No. 894 all-time
Gio Gonzalez
starting pitcher, 2008–2020
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2012–2018, 213 games
Compare with Scherzer26.8
No. 975 all-time
Daniel Murphy
second base, 2008–2020
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2016–2018, 342 games
Compare with Scherzer24.9
No. 1,103 all-time
Howie Kendrick
second base, 2006–2020
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2020, 238 games
Compare with Scherzer23.5
No. 1,222 all-time
Anibal Sanchez
starting pitcher, 2006–2022
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2022, 55 games
Compare with Scherzer21.3
No. 1,441 all-time
Denard Span
center field, 2008–2018
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2013–2015, 361 games
Compare with Scherzer21.2
No. 1,446 all-time
Kurt Suzuki
catcher, 2007–2022
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2012–2020, 240 games
Compare with Scherzer20.6
No. 1,510 all-time
Ian Desmond
shortstop, 2009–2019
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2009–2015, 927 games
Compare with Scherzer19.9
No. 1,593 all-time
Wilson Ramos
catcher, 2010–2021
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2010–2016, 578 games
Compare with Scherzer19.7
No. 1,624 all-time
Jordan Zimmermann
starting pitcher, 2009–2021
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2009–2015, 181 games
Compare with Scherzer19.1
No. 1,698 all-time
Patrick Corbin
starting pitcher, 2012–2025
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2024, 170 games
Compare with Scherzer18.4
No. 1,773 all-time
Tyler Clippard
relief pitcher, 2007–2022
8 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2008–2022, 418 games
Compare with Scherzer17.5
No. 1,894 all-time
Tanner Roark
starting pitcher, 2013–2021
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2013–2018, 182 games
Compare with Scherzer17.3
No. 1,925 all-time
Ronnie Belliard
second base, 1998–2010
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2009, 329 games
Compare with Scherzer16.7
No. 2,003 all-time
Adam Eaton
center field, 2012–2021
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2020, 310 games
Compare with Scherzer16.3
No. 2,055 all-time
Adam LaRoche
first base, 2004–2015
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2011–2014, 489 games
Compare with Scherzer15.8
No. 2,135 all-time
Yan Gomes
catcher, 2012–2024
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2021, 190 games
Compare with Scherzer15.2
No. 2,230 all-time
Nick Johnson
first base, 2001–2012
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2009, 414 games
Compare with Scherzer14.8
No. 2,290 all-time
Felipe Lopez
shortstop, 2001–2011
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2006–2008, 325 games
Compare with Scherzer14.7
No. 2,311 all-time
Josh Bell
first base, 2016–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2021–2025, 387 games
Compare with Scherzer14.1
No. 2,433 all-time
Blake Treinen
relief pitcher, 2014–2025
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2014–2017, 185 games
Compare with Scherzer12.9
No. 2,657 all-time
Daniel Hudson
relief pitcher, 2009–2024
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2021, 76 games
Compare with Scherzer12.8
No. 2,675 all-time
Craig Stammen
relief pitcher, 2009–2022
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2009–2015, 231 games
Compare with Scherzer12.5
No. 2,735 all-time
Austin Kearns
right field, 2002–2013
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2006–2009, 390 games
Compare with Scherzer12.1
No. 2,824 all-time
Luis Ayala
relief pitcher, 2003–2013
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2008, 174 games
Compare with Scherzer11.6
No. 2,950 all-time
Mike Morse
left field, 2005–2017
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2009–2012, 378 games
Compare with Scherzer11.3
No. 3,036 all-time
CJ Abrams
shortstop, 2022–2025
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2022–2025, 477 games
Compare with Scherzer10.8
No. 3,175 all-time
Cristian Guzman
shortstop, 1999–2010
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2010, 550 games
Compare with Scherzer9.8
No. 3,448 all-time
Sean Doolittle
relief pitcher, 2012–2022
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2022, 153 games
Compare with Scherzer9.7
No. 3,477 all-time
Brian Schneider
catcher, 2000–2012
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2007, 369 games
Compare with Scherzer8.8
No. 3,752 all-time
Jon Rauch
relief pitcher, 2002–2013
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2008, 236 games
Compare with Scherzer8.7
No. 3,770 all-time
Chad Cordero
relief pitcher, 2003–2010
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2008, 224 games
Compare with Scherzer8.2
No. 3,925 all-time
Drew Storen
relief pitcher, 2010–2017
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2010–2015, 355 games
Compare with Scherzer7.7
No. 4,096 all-time
Luis Garcia
second base, 2020–2025
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2020–2025, 604 games
Compare with Scherzer7.5
No. 4,170 all-time
Trevor Williams
starting pitcher, 2016–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2023–2025, 60 games
Compare with Scherzer7.4
No. 4,205 all-time
Sean Burnett
relief pitcher, 2004–2016
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2009–2016, 255 games
Compare with Scherzer7.2
No. 4,264 all-time
Shawn Kelley
relief pitcher, 2009–2019
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2016–2018, 135 games
Compare with Scherzer6.7
No. 4,483 all-time
Danny Espinosa
second base, 2010–2017
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2010–2016, 779 games
Compare with Scherzer6.3
No. 4,647 all-time
Keibert Ruiz
catcher, 2020–2025
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2021–2025, 466 games
Compare with Scherzer6.2
No. 4,708 all-time
Lane Thomas
right field, 2019–2025
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2021–2024, 425 games
Compare with Scherzer6.2
No. 4,689 all-time
Ryan Church
center field, 2004–2010
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2007, 317 games
Compare with Scherzer5.9
No. 4,806 all-time
John Lannan
starting pitcher, 2007–2014
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2012, 134 games
Compare with Scherzer5.7
No. 4,886 all-time
Joe Ross
starting pitcher, 2015–2025
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2021, 113 games
Compare with Scherzer5.7
No. 4,889 all-time
Joel Hanrahan
relief pitcher, 2007–2013
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2009, 115 games
Compare with Scherzer5.6
No. 4,952 all-time
Victor Robles
center field, 2017–2025
8 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2024, 530 games
Compare with Scherzer5.5
No. 4,985 all-time
John Patterson
starting pitcher, 2002–2007
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2005–2007, 46 games
Compare with Scherzer5.0
No. 5,279 all-time
Kyle Finnegan
relief pitcher, 2020–2025
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2020–2025, 331 games
Compare with Scherzer4.8
No. 5,393 all-time
Javy Guerra
relief pitcher, 2011–2021
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2021, 60 games
Compare with Scherzer4.7
No. 5,424 all-time
Pedro Severino
catcher, 2015–2022
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2018, 105 games
Compare with Scherzer4.4
No. 5,599 all-time
MacKenzie Gore
starting pitcher, 2022–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2023–2025, 89 games
Compare with Scherzer4.2
No. 5,741 all-time
Brian Goodwin
left field, 2016–2021
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2016–2018, 144 games
Compare with Scherzer4.1
No. 5,791 all-time
Hunter Harvey
relief pitcher, 2019–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2022–2024, 138 games
Compare with Scherzer4.0
No. 5,861 all-time
Michael Taylor
center field, 2014–2025
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2014–2020, 574 games
Compare with Scherzer4.0
No. 5,839 all-time
Jesus Colome
relief pitcher, 2001–2010
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2009, 138 games
Compare with Scherzer3.4
No. 6,208 all-time
Erick Fedde
starting pitcher, 2017–2025
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2022, 102 games
Compare with Scherzer3.4
No. 6,209 all-time
Willie Harris
left field, 2001–2012
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2008–2010, 409 games
Compare with Scherzer3.3
No. 6,304 all-time
Riley Adams
catcher, 2021–2025
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2021–2025, 251 games
Compare with Scherzer2.7
No. 6,782 all-time
Alex Call
right field, 2022–2025
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2022–2025, 265 games
Compare with Scherzer2.7
No. 6,754 all-time
Xavier Cedeno
relief pitcher, 2011–2019
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2013–2015, 25 games
Compare with Scherzer2.7
No. 6,744 all-time
Ross Detwiler
starting pitcher, 2007–2022
7 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2014, 132 games
Compare with Scherzer2.7
No. 6,769 all-time
Jose Lobaton
catcher, 2009–2021
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2014–2017, 200 games
Compare with Scherzer2.6
No. 6,808 all-time
Saul Rivera
relief pitcher, 2006–2010
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2006–2009, 245 games
Compare with Scherzer2.6
No. 6,866 all-time
Ryan Mattheus
relief pitcher, 2011–2015
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2011–2014, 145 games
Compare with Scherzer2.2
No. 7,224 all-time
Jesus Flores
catcher, 2007–2012
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2012, 311 games
Compare with Scherzer2.0
No. 7,448 all-time
Joey Meneses
first base, 2022–2024
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2022–2024, 286 games
Compare with Scherzer2.0
No. 7,481 all-time
Justin Maxwell
center field, 2007–2015
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2007–2010, 122 games
Compare with Scherzer1.8
No. 7,671 all-time
Justin Miller
relief pitcher, 2014–2021
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2018–2021, 73 games
Compare with Scherzer1.7
No. 7,795 all-time
Jacob Young
center field, 2023–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2023–2025, 303 games
Compare with Scherzer1.7
No. 7,755 all-time
Josiah Gray
starting pitcher, 2021–2024
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2021–2024, 72 games
Compare with Scherzer1.5
No. 8,044 all-time
Yadiel Hernandez
left field, 2020–2022
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2020–2022, 218 games
Compare with Scherzer1.5
No. 8,077 all-time
Sandy Leon
catcher, 2012–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2012–2014, 34 games
Compare with Scherzer1.5
No. 7,974 all-time
Ildemaro Vargas
third base, 2017–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2022–2024, 236 games
Compare with Scherzer1.4
No. 8,222 all-time
Austin Adams
relief pitcher, 2017–2024
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2019, 9 games
Compare with Scherzer1.3
No. 8,347 all-time
Jose Ferrer
relief pitcher, 2023–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2023–2025, 142 games
Compare with Scherzer1.3
No. 8,253 all-time
Austin Voth
relief pitcher, 2018–2024
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2018–2022, 92 games
Compare with Scherzer1.2
No. 8,438 all-time
Drew Millas
catcher, 2023–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2023–2025, 49 games
Compare with Scherzer1.1
No. 8,690 all-time
Wander Suero
relief pitcher, 2018–2025
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2018–2021, 185 games
Compare with Scherzer1.1
No. 8,575 all-time
A. J. Cole
relief pitcher, 2015–2021
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2018, 26 games
Compare with Scherzer1.0
No. 8,826 all-time
Wil Nieves
catcher, 2002–2015
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2008–2010, 199 games
Compare with Scherzer1.0
No. 8,881 all-time
Jake Irvin
starting pitcher, 2023–2025
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2023–2025, 90 games
Compare with Scherzer0.9
No. 9,097 all-time
Sammy Solis
relief pitcher, 2015–2018
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2018, 141 games
Compare with Scherzer0.9
No. 9,165 all-time
Roger Bernadina
left field, 2008–2014
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2008–2013, 468 games
Compare with Scherzer0.8
No. 9,367 all-time
Shawn Hill
starting pitcher, 2004–2012
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2006–2008, 34 games
Compare with Scherzer0.8
No. 9,349 all-time
Matt Grace
relief pitcher, 2015–2020
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2015–2019, 179 games
Compare with Scherzer0.7
No. 9,418 all-time
Andrew Stevenson
left field, 2017–2023
5 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2017–2021, 248 games
Compare with Scherzer0.7
No. 9,652 all-time
Tres Barrera
catcher, 2019–2023
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2022, 51 games
Compare with Scherzer0.5
No. 10,132 all-time
Koda Glover
relief pitcher, 2016–2018
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2016–2018, 64 games
Compare with Scherzer0.5
No. 10,223 all-time
Chris Schroder
relief pitcher, 2006–2008
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2006–2008, 62 games
Compare with Scherzer0.5
No. 10,342 all-time
Trevor Gott
relief pitcher, 2015–2023
3 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2016–2018, 33 games
Compare with Scherzer0.4
No. 10,658 all-time
Tanner Rainey
relief pitcher, 2018–2025
6 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2019–2024, 190 games
Compare with Scherzer0.4
No. 10,658 all-time
Aaron Barrett
relief pitcher, 2014–2020
4 seasons on the Washington Nationals, 2014–2020, 95 games
Compare with Scherzer0.3
No. 10,942 all-time