MLB ballpark

Nationals Park

Home of the Washington Nationals.

How it plays

Plays close to average for runs (+4% vs a typical big-league park).

The facts

Team: Washington Nationals
Location: Washington, District of Columbia
Opened: 2008
Capacity: 41,376
Elevation: 35 ft
Surface: Grass
Roof: Open air
Architect: Populous, Paul S. Devrouax

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Field dimensions

Left-field line: 336 ft
Left-center: 377 ft
Center field: 402 ft
Right-center: 370 ft
Right-field line: 335 ft

Fence distances from home plate, in feet. A schematic, not to survey.

How it really plays

About 5% more home runs than average.

All hitters

Runs: +4%
Home runs: +5%
Hits: +3%
Doubles: −1%
Triples: −7%
Strikeouts: −6%
Walks: ±0%

Left-handed hitters

Runs: +6%
Home runs: +7%
Hits: +5%
Doubles: +1%
Triples: −4%
Strikeouts: −7%
Walks: −3%

Right-handed hitters

Runs: +4%
Home runs: +2%
Hits: +1%
Doubles: −3%
Triples: −13%
Strikeouts: −5%
Walks: +2%

Real MLB games, 2024-2026, from Baseball Savant’s Statcast park factors, compared with an average park. This is how the real park plays, not The Show’s ball physics.

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Appears in

MLB 26
MLB 25
MLB 24
MLB 23
MLB 22
MLB 21

Stadium items

Nationals Park™ · MLB 22349

Nationals Park™ · MLB 21175

Washington Nationals real-life roster Nationals cards in MLB 26

Sources: MLB Stats API, Wikidata, Baseball Savant. Park factors are real MLB games, not The Show.

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