Washington Nationals Tickets

Cubs Player Bobblehead Series on Sep 21 - Cubs vs. Nationals - Wrigley Field
• Bobblehead alert! On Saturday, September 21, be one of the first 10,000 fans and take home the final installment of the 2024 Cubs Player Bobblehead Series. Our last bobblehead of the season, presented by Benjamin Moore, is outfielder Cody Bellinger with his signature swing and glasses. Mark your calendar and collect all of this season's player bobbleheads! Saturday, June 1: Christopher Morel Saturday, June 22: Adbert Alzolay Saturday, July 6: Justin Steele Thursday, August 1: Ian Happ Saturday, September 21: Cody Bellinger

Cubs Fan Vote: Long-Sleeve T-shirt on Sep 22 - Cubs vs. Nationals - Wrigley Field
• Cubs fans, we want to hear from you! The first 10,000 fans entering the Friendly Confines Sunday, September 22, will receive the Cubs Fan Vote Long-Sleeve T-shirt presented by Jim Beam. It's the perfect shirt as temperatures drop, and it needs the perfect design ... and who better to ask than the best fans in baseball. Stay tuned for more information in August when fans will have the opportunity to vote on one of three classic Cubs logo designs. The design with the most votes will be featured on this shirt!

Nationals Hockey Jersey on Sep 28 - Nationals vs. Phillies - Nationals Park
• 20,000 fans

Nationals Hockey Jersey on Sep 28 - Nationals vs. Phillies - Nationals Park
• 20,000 fans

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The Washington Nationals play their home games at Nationals Park.

The Washington Nationals are playing in the following cities:
• Wrigley Field (Chicago, IL)
• Nationals Park (Washington, DC)
• Rogers Centre (Toronto, ON)
• loanDepot park (Miami, FL)
• PNC Park (Pittsburgh, PA)
• Coors Field (Denver, CO)
• Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia, PA)
• Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati, OH)
• Truist Park (Atlanta, GA)
• Oriole Park At Camden Yards (Baltimore, MD)
• T-Mobile Park (Seattle, WA)
• Chase Field (Phoenix, AZ)
• Citi Field (Flushing, NY)
• Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)
• Petco Park (San Diego, CA)
• Angel Stadium (Anaheim, CA)
• Busch Stadium (St. Louis, MO)
• American Family Field (Milwaukee, WI)
• Target Field (Minneapolis, MN)
• Minute Maid Park (Houston, TX)
• Oracle Park (San Francisco, CA)
• Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City, MO)
• Yankee Stadium (Bronx, NY)

In addition to Jackie Robinson's #42, which is retired league-wide, the Nationals/Expos have retired the numbers of four of its greatest players in franchise history. That includes Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter's #8, who was a seven-time All-Star in his eleven seasons in Montreal with the Expos. The #10 is retired for both Rusty Staub, who despite playing just three seasons in Montreal was honored as the team's first All-Star, and Hall of Fame outfielder Andre Dawson, who played his first 10 seasons in Montreal, where he was named an All-Star three times and won the NL Rookie of the Year award. Hall of Fame outfielder Tim Raines' #30 was also retired, as he was a seven-time All-Star in Montreal and is the franchise's all-time leader in steals.

The Nationals have a major rivalry with their NL East foe Philadelphia Phillies, who signed away their former franchise superstar Bryce Harper to a long-term deal just a few years ago, and the Phillies play their home games at Citizens Bank Park. Washington also has a local rivalry with the Baltimore Orioles, who play just up north at Camden Yards.

The Nationals' top prospect coming into the 2021 season is their first round draft pick from 2020, right-handed starter Cade Cavalli. Cavalli has great stuff with room to grow, and he should be expected to make his debut sometime in 2022, which is welcome news for Nats fans. Another top prospect of theirs is their first round pick from 2019, Jackson Rutledge, another right-handed starting pitcher with a fastball that grades out as a 70 and good secondary pitches. He should also be up to the show in 2022, and if both pan out the way Washington hopes, they could have some excellent young talent fronting their starting staff for years to come.

The Nats failed to make the postseason in 2020 after winning it all the year before, though some would argue the Covid-shortened season may have had something to do with that, as they won their World Series on the back of a huge late-season run in 2019. They have plenty of talent on their roster that should help them compete for the NL East title and more, with superstar outfielder Juan Soto and speedy shortstop Trea Turner leading the way. If their triumvirate of aces Max Scherzer, Steven Strasburg, and Patrick Corbin can regain form after injuries and/or down years last year, a Wild Card berth should be the least of expectations for the fan base.

The manager of the Washington Nationals is Dave Martinez, who's enters his fourth season as the team's skipper in 2021. He guided the Nats to a World Series championship in his second year at the helm and has them poised to make a run once again this year with a deep and talented roster in D.C.

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