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Washington Nationals Doubles Leaders

Career totals with the Nationals and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through September 16: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning.

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Ryan Zimmerman holds the Nationals career record with 417 doubles. The single-season record is 54, by Mark Grudzielanek in 1997.

AVG HR RBI H R SB OPS OBP SLG 2B 3B XBH TB BB SO PA AB G

All-time Nationals leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club 2B G
1 Ryan Zimmerman Ryan Zimmerman 2005–2021 417 1,799
2 Tim Wallach Tim Wallach 1980–1992 360 1,767
3 Jose Vidro Jose Vidro 1997–2006 304 1,186
4 Andre Dawson Andre Dawson 1976–1986 295 1,443
5 Tim Raines Tim Raines 1979–2001 281 1,452
6 Gary Carter Gary Carter 1974–1992 274 1,503
7 Anthony Rendon Anthony Rendon 2013–2019 245 916
8 Vladimir Guerrero Vladimir Guerrero 1996–2003 226 1,004
9 Warren Cromartie Warren Cromartie 1974–1983 222 1,038
10 Orlando Cabrera Orlando Cabrera 1997–2004 214 904
11 Larry Parrish Larry Parrish 1974–1981 208 967
12 Ian Desmond Ian Desmond 2009–2015 185 927
13 Bryce Harper Bryce Harper 2012–2018 183 927
14 Andres Galarraga Andres Galarraga 1985–2002 180 951
15 Mike Lansing 1993–1997 165 677
15 Rondell White Rondell White 1993–2000 165 742
17 Jayson Werth Jayson Werth 2011–2017 162 808
18 Brad Wilkerson Brad Wilkerson 2001–2005 149 654
19 Larry Walker Larry Walker 1989–1994 147 674
20 Hubie Brooks Hubie Brooks 1985–1989 139 647
20 Wil Cordero 1992–2005 139 649
22 Moises Alou Moises Alou 1990–1996 138 608
22 Luis Garcia Luis Garcia 2020–2026 138 708
24 Ellis Valentine Ellis Valentine 1975–1981 136 638
25 Trea Turner Trea Turner 2015–2021 135 637

Single-season Nationals records

Best seasons in club history