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When did the Washington Nationals last win?

The Washington Nationals last won on Sunday, September 27, 2026, beating the New York Mets 6–4 at home. That was 17 days ago.

The Washington Nationals last lost on Saturday, September 26, 2026, falling to the New York Mets 7–1 at home. That was 18 days ago.

The Nationals are 77–85 and 4th in the NL East. Their full schedule, every result and each game's box score are below.

The longer waits

2,541days since their last postseason winLast postseason win: October 30, 2019, World Series, against the Astros
2,541days since their last World Series titleThe 2019 World Series, October 30, 2019, 6 years ago

Updated 6:20 PM ET.

  1. 17 GB. Won last game

    Last win: beat the Mets 6–4 on Sun, Sep 27

    Season complete

    Washington Nationals schedule and results
    GameDateOpponentResult
    1Thu, Mar 26at CubsW 10–4
    2Sat, Mar 28at CubsL 2–10
    3Sun, Mar 29at CubsW 6–3
    4Mon, Mar 30at PhilliesW 13–2
    5Tue, Mar 31at PhilliesL 2–3
    6Wed, Apr 1at PhilliesL 5–6 (10)
    7Fri, Apr 3vs DodgersL 6–13
    8Sat, Apr 4vs DodgersL 5–10
    9Sun, Apr 5vs DodgersL 6–8
    10Mon, Apr 6vs CardinalsW 9–6
    11Tue, Apr 7vs CardinalsL 6–7 (10)
    12Wed, Apr 8vs CardinalsL 1–6
    13Fri, Apr 10at BrewersW 7–3
    14Sat, Apr 11at BrewersW 3–1
    15Sun, Apr 12at BrewersW 8–6
    16Mon, Apr 13at PiratesL 5–16
    17Tue, Apr 14at PiratesW 5–4
    18Wed, Apr 15at PiratesL 0–2
    19Thu, Apr 16at PiratesW 8–7 (10)
    20Fri, Apr 17vs GiantsL 5–10
    21Sat, Apr 18vs GiantsL 6–7 (12)
    22Sun, Apr 19vs GiantsW 3–0
    23Mon, Apr 20vs BravesL 4–9
    24Tue, Apr 21vs BravesW 11–4
    25Wed, Apr 22vs BravesL 6–8
    26Thu, Apr 23vs BravesL 2–7
    27Fri, Apr 24at White SoxL 4–5
    28Sat, Apr 25at White SoxW 6–3 (10)
    29Sun, Apr 26at White SoxW 2–1 (10)
    30Tue, Apr 28at MetsL 0–8
    31Wed, Apr 29at MetsW 14–2
    32Thu, Apr 30at MetsW 5–4
    33Fri, May 1vs BrewersL 1–6
    34Sat, May 2vs BrewersL 1–4
    35Sun, May 3vs BrewersW 3–2
    36Tue, May 5vs TwinsL 3–11
    37Wed, May 6vs TwinsW 15–2
    38Thu, May 7vs TwinsW 7–5
    39Fri, May 8at MarlinsW 3–2
    40Sat, May 9at MarlinsL 7–8
    41Sun, May 10at MarlinsL 2–5
    42Tue, May 12at RedsW 10–4
    43Wed, May 13at RedsW 8–7 (10)
    44Thu, May 14at RedsL 1–15
    45Fri, May 15vs OriolesW 3–2
    46Sat, May 16vs OriolesW 13–3
    47Sun, May 17vs OriolesL 3–7
    48Mon, May 18vs MetsL 7–16 (12)
    49Tue, May 19vs MetsW 9–6
    50Wed, May 20vs MetsW 8–4
    51Thu, May 21vs MetsL 1–2
    52Fri, May 22at BravesL 4–5 (11)
    53Sat, May 23at BravesW 2–0
    54Sun, May 24at BravesW 2–1
    55Mon, May 25at GuardiansW 10–2
    56Tue, May 26at GuardiansW 6–3
    57Wed, May 27at GuardiansL 2–3
    58Fri, May 29vs PadresL 5–7
    59Sat, May 30vs PadresW 9–4
    60Sun, May 31vs PadresW 4–2
    61Mon, Jun 1vs MarlinsL 3–7
    62Tue, Jun 2vs MarlinsL 3–7
    63Wed, Jun 3vs MarlinsL 1–4
    64Fri, Jun 5at DiamondbacksW 14–1
    65Sat, Jun 6at DiamondbacksW 6–1
    66Sun, Jun 7at DiamondbacksL 1–5
    67Mon, Jun 8at GiantsW 4–3
    68Tue, Jun 9at GiantsW 6–3
    69Wed, Jun 10at GiantsL 10–11
    70Fri, Jun 12vs MarinersL 2–10
    71Sat, Jun 13vs MarinersW 8–3
    72Sun, Jun 14vs MarinersW 10–1
    73Mon, Jun 15vs RoyalsW 7–3
    74Tue, Jun 16vs RoyalsW 6–4
    75Wed, Jun 17vs RoyalsL 2–6
    76Fri, Jun 19at RaysL 2–5
    77Sat, Jun 20at RaysW 4–3
    78Sun, Jun 21at RaysL 3–4
    79Mon, Jun 22vs PhilliesW 4–1
    80Tue, Jun 23vs PhilliesL 9–14
    81Wed, Jun 24vs PhilliesL 4–5
    82Thu, Jun 25vs PhilliesL 5–10
    83Fri, Jun 26at OriolesL 1–3
    84Sat, Jun 27at OriolesW 4–3 (10)
    85Sun, Jun 28at OriolesW 6–4
    86Mon, Jun 29at Red SoxL 3–6
    87Tue, Jun 30at Red SoxW 8–1
    88Wed, Jul 1at Red SoxW 10–2
    89Fri, Jul 3vs PiratesW 9–5
    90Sat, Jul 4vs PiratesL 1–7
    91Sun, Jul 5vs PiratesL 5–11
    92Mon, Jul 6vs AstrosW 12–11
    93Tue, Jul 7vs AstrosL 3–6
    94Wed, Jul 8vs AstrosW 8–2
    95Fri, Jul 10vs YankeesL 3–5
    96Sat, Jul 11vs YankeesL 2–4
    97Sun, Jul 12vs YankeesL 3–5
    98Fri, Jul 17at AthleticsW 23–4
    99Sat, Jul 18at AthleticsL 1–15
    100Sun, Jul 19at AthleticsW 5–2
    101Mon, Jul 20at RockiesW 7–3
    102Tue, Jul 21at RockiesL 7–8
    103Wed, Jul 22at RockiesW 8–0
    104Fri, Jul 24vs DiamondbacksL 2–3
    105Sat, Jul 25vs DiamondbacksW 5–3
    106Sun, Jul 26vs DiamondbacksW 10–7
    107Mon, Jul 27vs Blue JaysL 2–3
    108Tue, Jul 28vs Blue JaysW 8–6
    109Wed, Jul 29vs Blue JaysL 2–5
    110Thu, Jul 30at BravesL 4–5
    111Fri, Jul 31at BravesL 2–6
    112Sat, Aug 1at BravesL 3–8
    113Sun, Aug 2at BravesL 2–4
    114Mon, Aug 3at PhilliesL 3–6
    115Tue, Aug 4at PhilliesL 0–5
    116Wed, Aug 5at PhilliesW 10–4 (11)
    117Thu, Aug 6at PhilliesL 3–7
    118Fri, Aug 7vs RedsW 5–3
    119Sat, Aug 8vs RedsW 8–2
    120Sun, Aug 9vs RedsW 7–1
    121Tue, Aug 11vs CubsL 6–8
    122Wed, Aug 12vs CubsL 6–12
    123Thu, Aug 13vs CubsW 7–0
    124Fri, Aug 14at MetsL 1–4
    125Sat, Aug 15at MetsL 4–5
    126Sun, Aug 16at MetsL 3–4
    127Tue, Aug 18at RangersL 0–5
    128Wed, Aug 19at RangersW 6–0
    129Thu, Aug 20at RangersL 0–2
    130Fri, Aug 21at MarlinsL 2–3
    131Sat, Aug 22at MarlinsL 2–4
    132Sun, Aug 23at MarlinsL 2–6
    133Mon, Aug 24vs RockiesW 13–3
    134Tue, Aug 25vs RockiesL 1–3
    135Wed, Aug 26vs RockiesL 1–13
    136Thu, Aug 27vs RockiesW 7–1
    137Fri, Aug 28vs MarlinsW 9–2
    138Sat, Aug 29vs MarlinsW 5–4 (10)
    139Sun, Aug 30vs MarlinsL 2–6
    140Mon, Aug 31vs MarlinsW 6–3
    141Tue, Sep 1vs BravesW 9–5
    142Wed, Sep 2vs BravesL 0–9
    143Fri, Sep 4at DodgersL 3–5
    144Sat, Sep 5at DodgersL 5–6
    145Sun, Sep 6at DodgersL 5–7
    146Mon, Sep 7at PadresL 2–3
    147Tue, Sep 8at PadresL 4–5
    148Wed, Sep 9at PadresL 2–9
    149Fri, Sep 11vs AngelsW 4–3
    150Sat, Sep 12vs AngelsW 6–5 (10)
    151Sun, Sep 13vs AngelsW 6–5
    152Tue, Sep 15vs PhilliesW 6–3
    153Wed, Sep 16vs PhilliesL 0–3
    154Fri, Sep 18at CardinalsW 9–1
    155Sat, Sep 19at CardinalsW 8–5 (11)
    156Sun, Sep 20at CardinalsL 3–5
    157Mon, Sep 21at TigersL 2–9
    158Tue, Sep 22at TigersW 3–1
    159Wed, Sep 23at TigersW 4–2
    160Fri, Sep 25vs MetsW 7–6
    161Sat, Sep 26vs MetsL 1–7
    162Sun, Sep 27vs MetsW 6–4

The Nationals right now

The Nationals beat the Mets 6–4 on Sun, Sep 27. They finished the regular season 77–85, 4th in the NL East, 17 back. The counter has sat at 17 days since.

Every other time the Nationals last won

When did the Nationals last win at home?
September 27, 2026, 6–4 against the Mets (17 days ago)
When did the Nationals last win on the road?
September 23, 2026, 4–2 against the Tigers (21 days ago)
When did the Nationals last throw a shutout?
August 19, 2026, 6–0 against the Rangers (56 days ago)
When did the Nationals last win a postseason game?
October 30, 2019, World Series (2,541 days ago)
When did the Nationals last win the World Series?
2019 World Series, October 30, 2019
When did the Nationals last beat the Braves?
September 1, 2026, 9–5 against the Braves (43 days ago)
When did the Nationals last beat the Marlins?
August 31, 2026, 6–3 against the Marlins (44 days ago)
When did the Nationals last beat the Mets?
September 27, 2026, 6–4 against the Mets (17 days ago)
When did the Nationals last beat the Phillies?
September 15, 2026, 6–3 against the Phillies (29 days ago)
What is the Nationals' current streak?
Won last game
What is their longest losing streak since 2017?
11 games, ending June 18, 2025

When did the Nationals last lose?

When did the Nationals last lose?
September 26, 2026, 7–1 loss to the Mets (18 days ago)
When did the Nationals last lose at home?
September 26, 2026, 7–1 loss to the Mets (18 days ago)
When did the Nationals last lose on the road?
September 21, 2026, 9–2 loss to the Tigers (23 days ago)
When were the Nationals last shut out?
September 16, 2026, 3–0 loss to the Phillies (28 days ago)
When did the Nationals last score 10 or more runs?
August 24, 2026, 13–3 win over the Rockies (51 days ago)
When did the Nationals last lose to the Braves?
September 2, 2026, 9–0 loss to the Braves (42 days ago)
When did the Nationals last lose to the Marlins?
August 30, 2026, 6–2 loss to the Marlins (45 days ago)
When did the Nationals last lose to the Mets?
September 26, 2026, 7–1 loss to the Mets (18 days ago)
When did the Nationals last lose to the Phillies?
September 16, 2026, 3–0 loss to the Phillies (28 days ago)

Common questions

How many days since the Washington Nationals last won?

As of October 14, 2026, it has been 17 days since the Nationals last won. They beat the Mets 6–4 on September 27, 2026.

What is the Washington Nationals record this season?

The Nationals are 77–85 and 4th in the NL East, 17 games back. Won last game.

Have the Nationals won a game this season?

Yes. The Nationals have won 77 games this season and are 77–85.

What was the last game the Nationals played?

The Nationals beat the Mets 6–4 at home on September 27, 2026.

Did the Nationals win their last game?

Yes. The Nationals beat the Mets 6–4 at home on September 27, 2026.

What is the Nationals' record right now?

The Nationals are 77–85, 4th in the NL East.

What division are the Nationals in?

The Nationals play in the NL East, with the Braves, the Marlins, the Mets and the Phillies.

Against the division

Since 2017 the Nationals are 279–349 in regular season games against the rest of the NL East, across 628 meetings with the four teams they play most often.

That breaks down as 62–95 against the Braves, 83–74 against the Marlins, 67–90 against the Mets and 67–90 against the Phillies.

The Marlins have been the friendliest matchup, while the Braves have given them the most trouble.

Washington Nationals record against division rivals since 2017
OpponentRecordWin rate
Braves head to head62–9539%
Marlins head to head83–7453%
Mets head to head67–9043%
Phillies head to head67–9043%

Drought history

Regular season results for the Washington Nationals from 2017 through 2026, a combined record of 703–816.

  • Longest losing streak since 2017: 11 straight games, from June 7, 2025 to June 18, 2025.
  • Longest stretch between wins: 300 days, ending when they beat the Yankees on July 25, 2020. Offseason gaps count, which is why this runs past 150 days.
  • Longest wait for a win during a season: 13 days, ending against the Rockies on June 19, 2025.
  • The current drought stands at 17 days, 283 short of that mark.
Washington Nationals record by season
SeasonRecord
202677–85
202566–96
202471–91
202371–91
202255–107
202165–97
202026–34
201993–69
201882–80
201797–66

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