Washington Nationals Starting Lineup 7/29/21 Nationals Lineup
46-54, 4th in NL East
Projected Proj
@ PHI
5:05 pm GMT , 7/29
Washington Nationals 
Washington sort of outplayed their projections to some extent. No one thought they would be an average team, but likewise, no one envisioned the run they got on heading to their World Series Title. Washington lost one of their most consistent and dependable hitters. That is always difficult to replace. There are a couple unknowns that are going to have to fill a void in offensive production.
How well these players mature will be critical. There are also a couple bats that the Nationals seem to be taking a chance on them returning to what has been spotty success. If Washington ends up having any major problem, it could be scoring runs. However, limiting the runs they give up should not be an issue. That should hold true at least through the first three slots in their projected rotation. After their key three starters, the Nationals could be putting a lot dependence on pitchers overachieving in back-to-back seasons.
Nationals Starting Lineup
Most Common Nationals Lineups
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2021 Recent Nationals Lineups
| Game | Score | Starting Pitcher | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
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| 7/28 @ PHI | L 0-0 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/27 @ PHI | W 6-4 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/26 @ PHI | L 5-6 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/25 @ BAL | L 4-5 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/24 @ BAL | L 3-5 | | | | | | | | | | |
Contents
- Washington Nationals Starting Lineup 7/29/21
- Nationals Starting Lineup
- Most Common Nationals Lineups
- 2021 Recent Nationals Lineups
- Washington Nationals FAQ
- Who Will DH For The Nationals?
- Who Will Replace Anthony Rendon?
- Will Carter Kieboom Start In 2020?
- What Is The Best Nationals Lineup Of All-Time?
- What Is The Worst Nationals Lineup Of All-Time?
- Who Has Played The Most Games For The Nationals?
Washington Nationals FAQ
After losing Anthony Rendon in free agency, the lineup isn't quite as potent as last season. They are going to rely a lot on getting stable production from names like Howie Kendrick and Starlin Castro. There are a lot of names that you have seen floating around the league over the last few seasons. Washington did add Eric Thames, which gives them a nice lefty power bat. Thames has found solid form over the last few seasons after spending some time playing ball in Korea. The Nationals also have a lot of young guys to keep an eye on. Of course, Juan Soto is the best player on the team here and is still very young. Carter Kieboom, Victor Robles, and Michael Taylor are all young names looking to make an impact.
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Who Will DH For The Nationals?
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Who Will Replace Anthony Rendon?
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Will Carter Kieboom Start In 2020?
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What Is The Best Nationals Lineup Of All-Time?
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What Is The Worst Nationals Lineup Of All-Time?
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Who Has Played The Most Games For The Nationals?
Who Will DH For The Nationals?
At 37 years old, Howie Kendrick will have the luxury of being the DH in 2020. He had a very strong end of 2019 and has been a big piece of the lineup for Washington. This helps open up the infield for younger names.
Who Will Replace Anthony Rendon?
With Anthony Rendon leaving Washington for the Angels in free agency, it left a gap in the Nationals lineup at third base. Asdrubal Cabrera will be the name who slides right into the lineup as a utility infielder.
Will Carter Kieboom Start In 2020?
Due to the veterans and the offseason signing of Starlin Castro, Carter Kieboom is going to be a utility bench player in 2020. Kieboom is just 23 years old and is a former first-round draft pick.
What Is The Best Nationals Lineup Of All-Time?
No surprise, as the 2019 Washington Nationals was the best lineup in their history. They scored the most runs in franchise history and would go onto win the World Series. It was a young group with Juan Soto and Trea Turner being the featured players.
What Is The Worst Nationals Lineup Of All-Time?
In 2008, the Washington Nationals were trying to get their feet under them after the move from Montreal. They won just 36% of their games and only had a total WAR of 10.1. They scored just over 600 runs.
Who Has Played The Most Games For The Nationals?
Tim Wallach has played the most games for the Washington Nationals. He has played 1767 games and played from 1980 to 1992 with the team. He would hit over 200 home runs but only had a .317 OBP.
