James Wood (baseball)

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James Wood
Washington Nationals – No. 29
Outfielder
Born: (2002-09-17) September 17, 2002 (age 22) Rockville, Maryland, U.S.
Bats: Left Throws: Right
MLB debut
July 1, 2024, for the Washington Nationals

v t e Washington Nationals current roster
Active roster	1 MacKenzie Gore 2 Luis García Jr. 3 Dylan Crews 5 CJ Abrams 8 José Tena 10 Darren Baker 14 Ildemaro Vargas 15 Riley Adams 17 Alex Call 18 Juan Yepez 19 Andrés Chaparro 20 Keibert Ruiz 21 Tanner Rainey 24 Joey Gallo 26 Nasim Nuñez 27 Jake Irvin 29 James Wood 30 Jacob Young 32 Trevor Williams 36 Stone Garrett 38 Trey Lipscomb 45 Joey Meneses 46 Patrick Corbin 47 José A. Ferrer 53 Joe La Sorsa 54 Amos Willingham 58 Derek Law 59 Jacob Barnes 61 Robert Garcia 62 Eduardo Salazar 64 Orlando Ribalta 66 Zach Brzykcy 67 Kyle Finnegan 68 Thaddeus Ward 70 Mitchell Parker 74 DJ Herz 79 Jackson Rutledge 81 Drew Millas 99 Cole Henry -- Michael Rucker
60-day Injured list	9 Cade Cavalli 40 Josiah Gray 60 Joan Adon 71 Mason Thompson
Coaching staff	Manager 4 Dave Martinez Bench 22 Miguel Cairo Hitting 6 Darnell Coles Assistant hitting 23 Chris Johnson Pitching 48 Jim Hickey Pitching strategist 63 Sean Doolittle First base 88 Gerardo Parra Third base 12 Ricky Gutiérrez Bullpen 25 Ricky Bones Bullpen catcher 85 Brandon Snyder Catching/strategy 35 Henry Blanco