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Washington Nationals
Location: Washington, D.C. | Ballpark: Nationals Park (41,222) | Spring Training: Viera, Fla.
Managing Principal Owner: Theodore N. Lerner | GM: Jim Bowden | Manager: Manny Acta | World Championships: 0
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Depth Chart


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W. Mo Pena
E. Dukes
L. Milledge
W. Harris
A. Kearns
R. Mackowiak
R. Zimmerman
A. Boone
C. Guzman
F. Lopez
Rotation
1. S. Hill
2. J. Lannan
3. T. Redding
4. M. Chico
5. O. Perez
F. Lopez
R. Belliard
N. Johnson
A. Boone
D. Young

J. Flores
W. Nieves
P. Lo Duca
J. Estrada
  Bullpen
J. Rauch (CL)
L. Ayala
S. Rivera
J. Colome
C. Schroder
J. Hanrahan
K. Maekawa
C. Cordero
R. Wagner
Last Updated: 5/11/2008
 
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Last Five Games

Most Frequent Lineup
 AvgHRRBI
Lopez2B.270113
GuzmanSS.303316
Zimmerman3B.239518
Johnson1B.226520
MilledgeCF.252113
KearnsRF.200316
PenaLF.21905
NievesC.34218
 
Notes
  • 29 different lineups used this season.
  • Most frequent lineup used in 4 games.
  • Other Frequent Lineups

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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    Elijah Dukes, #34
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    500000
     
    Position Breakdown
    OF - 5
    News
    OF Elijah Dukes made his first start for the Nationals since opening day on Sunday against the Marlins. Dukes, who had been sidelined until Friday with a hamstring injury, was 0-for-4 and left two runners on base. He remains hitless in 11 at-bats this season.
    Felipe Lopez, #2
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    34.270121134
     
    Position Breakdown
    2B - 23, SS - 2, OF - 8
    News
    Nationals 2B Felipe Lopez's RBI single in the sixth inning Monday against the Mets capped his team's scoring during a 10-4 win. Lopez finished the game 2-for-5 with one walk and two strikeouts. He has three multi-hit games in his last five appearances (6-for-21).
    Odalis Perez, #45
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERABBK
    1351.03.712039
     
    News
    Odalis Perez used his hitting to help him earn his first win of the season. Making his ninth start without a victory, Perez had three hits and two RBI and pitched into the seventh inning to lead the Washington Nationals past the New York Mets 10-4 on Monday night. Making his 200th career start, Perez (1-3) gave up a season-high 11 hits and four runs -- more than two runs for only the third time -- but Washington scored at least four runs in one of his starts for only the second time this year. Perez left with one out in the seventh after giving up David Wright's seventh homer and Carlos Beltran's single. He made a slow walk to the dugout, without a hint of a smile and rubbing his cold hands together. He struck out five and walked three.
    Nick Johnson, #24
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    37.226155200
     
    Position Breakdown
    1B - 34
    Rob Mackowiak, #12
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    23.2005130
     
    Position Breakdown
    OF - 8
    News
    Nationals OF Rob Mackowiak was hitless in two at-bats Monday against the Mets, but walked twice, recorded a RBI on a sac fly and scored twice. Mackowiak is 5-for-13 (.385) with one homer and three RBI over his last five games dating back to April 30.
    Johnny Estrada, #23
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    17.1790030
     
    Position Breakdown
    C - 11
    Injuries
    Elbow - 15-day DL. Out until at least late May (Updated - 5/9/08)
    News
    The Nationals officially placed catcher Paul Lo Duca (broken hand) along with backup catcher Johnny Estrada (ulnar neuritis in his right elbow) on the 15-day DL Friday. Estrada hasn't played since April 30. "He's not making any progress, and his elbow is bothering him," manager Manny Acta said. "He's going to see another doctor and we'll go from there." The team called up catcher Jesus Flores and outfielder Elijah Dukes from Triple-A Columbus on Friday to fill the roster spots. Dukes was finishing a rehab stint after injuring his right hamstring.
    Lastings Milledge, #44
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    38.252161133
     
    Position Breakdown
    OF - 37
    News
    Nationals OF Lastings Milledge doubled home Ryan Zimmerman and Nick Johnson in a four-run sixth inning Monday against his former team, the Mets. Milledge finished the game 1-for-4 with one walk and one run. Milledge is 3-for-17 (.176) over his last five games.
    Wil Nieves, #53
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    15.3426180
     
    Position Breakdown
    C - 15
    Luis Ayala, #56
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    1321.15.91015
     
    Austin Kearns, #25
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    38.200143161
     
    Position Breakdown
    OF - 38
    Wily Mo Pena, #26
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    25.2195050
     
    Position Breakdown
    OF - 22
    Ryan Zimmerman, #11
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    38.239185180
     
    Position Breakdown
    3B - 38
    Jesus Colome, #43
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    1120.23.48021
     
    News
    Jesus Colome had allowed four of seven inherited runners to score this season before getting called on to pitch against Florida Friday. Make it seven out of 10: He threw a fastball up in the strike zone to Luis E. Gonzalez, who drove it into the right-field corner for a bases loaded double. "I don't know what's happening right now," Colome said. "Right now, I'm walking too many. The last couple of times in the game, I'm missing with fastballs. I'm missing my spots."
    Shawn Hill, #41
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERABBK
    0030.13.56918
     
    News
    Nationals RP Luis Ayala (1-3) gave up three runs on two homers in the eighth inning Sunday against the Marlins, spoiling Shawn Hill's solid outing as Florida won 5-4. Hill held the Marlins to five hits and two runs in seven innings before handing it over to Ayala. Hill also struck out one and allowed a solo home run to Dan Uggla. Hill has still yet to record a decision in five starts.
    Saul Rivera, #52
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    3124.14.07013
     
    Aaron Boone, #8
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    28.3047370
     
    Position Breakdown
    1B - 8, 2B - 1, 3B - 2
    News
    Nationals INF Aaron Boone replaced Nick Johnson at first base Sunday against the Marlins as the hefty lefty received a day off. Boone also replaced him batting fourth in the lineup, but the veteran didn't disappoint. Boone finished the game 3-for-4 with one run and two RBI. Boone's first RBI came on a solo home run in the second inning off Scott Olsen. An inning later, he capped a three-run frame with a RBI triple.
    Jon Rauch, #51
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    2018.12.95716
     
    News
    Nationals closer Jon Rauch appeared in another non-save situation Saturday against the Marlins, striking out two in a perfect inning of work.
    Matt Chico, #47
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERABBK
    0540.26.421627
     
    News
    The Nationals optioned left-hander Mike O'Connor to Triple-A Columbus after Washington's 5-4 loss to the Florida Marlins on Sunday and recalled right-hander Chris Schroder from the Clippers. O'Connor allowed nine runs in 3 1/3 innings in Washington's 11-0 loss to Florida on Saturday, his first start since replacing Matt Chico in the rotation.
    Willie Harris, #1
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    33.19611140
     
    Position Breakdown
    2B - 1, OF - 24
    Cristian Guzman, #15
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    37.303263161
     
    Position Breakdown
    SS - 37
    News
    Nationals SS Cristian Guzman mustered up just one hit, his 11th double, in six at-bats Monday against the Mets, but it was good enough to extend his hitting streak to eight games. Guzman is 14-for-38 (.368) with one homer and eight RBI in that span.
    Ronnie Belliard, #10
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    24.19710290
     
    Position Breakdown
    1B - 1, 2B - 18, 3B - 1
    News
    The Nationals took their first lead of the three-game series against the Marlins in the third inning of Sunday's finale. Ronnie Belliard hit a two-run home run, his second of the season, off Scott Olsen to give Washington a 3-1 lead. Unfortunately, they would lose the game 5-4 and were swept. Belliard finished 1-for-3 wiht one walk.
    Joel Hanrahan, #38
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    0222.24.76031
     
    Dmitri Young, #21
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    2.5000010
     
    Injuries
    Back - 15-day DL. Will begin Double-A rehab assignment May 13. Out until at least mid-May (Updated - 5/12/08)
    News
    The Sports Xchange reports that Nationals 1B Dmitri Young will begin a rehab assignment with Double-A Harrisburg (Pa.) on Tuesday. Out since April 2 with a sprained lower back, Young spent the last week working out at the Nationals' spring training complex in Viera, Fla., but is now ready to start playing games. There's no set timetable for his return from the 15-day DL, but he could be available to serve as DH for Washington's interleague games at Baltimore May 16-18. "His performance will dictate how quickly he gets back up here," GM Jim Bowden said. "He's doing extremely well."
    John Lannan, #31
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERABBK
    3339.23.401727
     
    Katsuhiko Maekawa
    No Stats Available
    Chad Cordero, #32
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    004.12.0805
     
    Injuries
    Shoulder - 15-day DL. Out until at least mid-June (Updated - 5/2/08)
    News
    The Sports Xchange reports that Nationals RP Chad Cordero, who tore his right latissimus dorsi muscle on April 29 against the Braves, said his rehab is on schedule so far. He is still expected to be out another month, but began a weight program to strengthen his shoulder Friday. "I'm trying to do a little bit more, but trying not to do it to the point where it's going to hurt or anything like that. Everything we're doing right now is to make sure it's getting stronger, stretching out and nothing else gets worse."
    Chris Schroder, #49
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERASVK
    004.02.2501
     
    News
    The Nationals optioned left-hander Mike O'Connor to Triple-A Columbus after Washington's 5-4 loss to the Florida Marlins on Sunday and recalled right-hander Chris Schroder from the Clippers.
    Jesus Flores, #3
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    7.3504150
     
    Position Breakdown
    C - 6
    News
    Nationals C Jesus Flores made his second straight start Sunday against the Marlins after his recall from Triple-A Columbus Friday. Flores, who was 0-for-2 Saturday with a walk, had two hits in four at-bats Sunday, including his third double. He also scored a run.
    Ryan Wagner
    No Stats Available
    Injuries
    Shoulder - 15-day DL. Out until at least late July (Updated - 4/2/08)
    Paul Lo Duca, #16
    Year-to-date Stats
    GAVGRHRRBISB
    17.2006040
     
    Position Breakdown
    C - 15
    Injuries
    Hand - 15-day DL. Out until at least mid-June (Updated - 5/9/08)
    Tim Redding, #17
    Year-to-date Stats
    WLIPERABBK
    4344.23.831830
     
    News
    Nationals SP Tim Redding walked three of the last six batters he faced and four total in his third loss of the season Friday against the Marlins. He lasted 5 1/3 innings, giving up only four hits and striking out three, but he was charged with five earned runs. "He didn't attack the strike zone like he usually does," manager Manny Acta said. "The walks really hurt him. Those walks in the sixth inning really hurt him."