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Washington Nationals Games Pitched Leaders

Career totals with the Nationals and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Tim Burke holds the Nationals career record with 425 games pitched. The single-season record is 92, by Mike Marshall in 1973.

ERA W SO SV WHIP IP K/9 BB/9 K/BB SHO CG GS G L BB W-L%

All-time Nationals leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club G G
1 Tim Burke Tim Burke 1985–1991 425 425
2 Tyler Clippard Tyler Clippard 2008–2022 418 418
3 Steve Rogers Steve Rogers 1973–1985 399 399
4 Mel Rojas 1990–1999 388 388
5 Jeff Reardon Jeff Reardon 1981–1986 359 359
6 Drew Storen Drew Storen 2010–2015 355 355
7 Kyle Finnegan Kyle Finnegan 2020–2025 331 331
8 Luis Ayala Luis Ayala 2003–2008 320 320
9 Chad Cordero Chad Cordero 2003–2008 305 305
10 Woodie Fryman Woodie Fryman 1975–1983 297 297
11 Ugueth Urbina 1995–2001 296 296
12 Anthony Telford 1997–2001 293 293
13 Bryn Smith Bryn Smith 1981–1989 284 284
14 Steve Kline Steve Kline 1997–2000 269 269
15 Jeff Fassero Jeff Fassero 1991–1996 262 262
16 Andy McGaffigan Andy McGaffigan 1984–1989 258 258
17 Sean Burnett Sean Burnett 2009–2016 255 255
18 Joey Eischen Joey Eischen 1994–2006 254 254
19 Mike Marshall Mike Marshall 1970–1973 247 247
19 Stephen Strasburg Stephen Strasburg 2010–2022 247 247
21 Jon Rauch Jon Rauch 2004–2008 245 245
21 Saul Rivera Saul Rivera 2006–2009 245 245
23 Dan Schatzeder Dan Schatzeder 1977–1986 241 241
24 Dennis Martinez Dennis Martinez 1986–1993 239 239
25 Steve Renko Steve Renko 1969–1976 238 238

Single-season Nationals records

Best seasons in club history