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                        ANTHONY RENDON                              # 6
                        BORN: JUNE 6, 1990    OPENING DAY AGE: 29
                        BIRTHPLACE: HOUSTON, TX  RESIDES: HOUSTON, TX
                        SIGNED THRU: 2026     MLB SERVICE: 6 YEARS, 130 DAYS
                        ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS A MAJOR LEAGUE FREE AGENT DEC. 13, 2020
                        MARRIED: AMANDA RODRIGUEZ, NOV. 25, 2017
                        CHILDREN: EMMA, SAVANNAH
              inf       HEIGHT: 6-1  WEIGHT: 200  BATS: R  THROWS: R
      RENDON’S LIFETIME PLAYING RECORD
      Year  Club   AVG   G   AB   R   H   2B  3B  HR  RBI  SH  SF   HP  BB  IBB  SO  SB  CS  GDP  OBP  SLG   E
      2012— Potomac   .333  9  27  5  9  2  3  0  0  0  0  0  5  0  4  0  0  0   .630   .438  3
          GCL Nationals  .364  5  11  2  4  1  0  2  6  0  0  0  3  0  3  0  0  0  1 .000   .500  1
          Auburn   .259   8   27   7   7   2   0   1   3   0   0   1   4   0   6   0   0   0  .444  .375   1
          Harrisburg   .162   21   68   14   11   3   1   3   3   0   0   3  11   0  16   0   0   3  .368  .305   2
      2013— Harrisburg   .319   33   116   17   37   11   2   6   24   0   3   3  30   0  25   1   0   1  .461  .603   4
          WASHINGTON  .265  98  351  40  93  23  1  7  35  2  5  5  31  3  69  1  1  7   .329   .396  16
          Syracuse   .182   3   11   2   2   1   0   0   0   0   0   1   2   0   3   0   0   0  .357  .273   2
      2014— WASHINGTON  .287  153   613  111H  176  39  6  21  83  0  5  5  58  2  104  17  3  11   .351   .473  15
      2015— Harrisburg (1) .250   8   24   1   6   3   0   0   0   0   0   0   3   0   4   0   0   0  .333  .375   0
          WASHINGTON  .264  80  311  43  82  16  0  5  25  0  4  4  36  0  70  1  2  8   .344   .363  4
          Potomac (1)  .471   6   17   2   8   2   0   0   1   0   0   0   3   0   2   0   0   1  .550  .588   0
      2016— WASHINGTON  .270  156  567  91  153  38  2  20  85  0  8  7  65  2  117  12  6  5   .348   .450  9
      2017— WASHINGTON  .301  147  508  81  153  41  1  25  100  0  6  7  84  6  82  7  2  7   .403   .533  7
      2018— WASHINGTON  .308  136   529   88   163       44H  2  24  92  0  8  5  55  5  82  2  1  5   .374   .535  6
          Potomac (1)  .625   2   8   3   5   2   0   0   1   0   0   1   0   0   0   0   0   0  .667  .875   0
      2019— WASHINGTON  .319  146  545  117   174       44H  3  34  126H  0  9  12  80  8  86  5  1  13   .412   .598  11
      MAJOR TOTALS   .290  916  3424  571  994  245  15  136  546   4  45   45  409  26  610  45  16  56  .369  .490  53
  rendon
      MINOR TOTALS   .288   95  309   53   89   27   6  12   38   0  36   33  61   0  63   1   0   5  .416  .531  13
      H    led or tied for league lead
      (1)  rehab assignment
      Disabling Injuries:   2019  —  Left elbow contusion; disabled April 30 (retro, April 27) - May 7.
                 2018  —  Left toe contusion; disabled April 22 (retro, April 19) - May 5.
                 2015  —  Sprained left MCL; disabled April 6-June 4.
                       Left quad strain; disabled June 25-July 25
      2019 SEASON
      ◆   In seventh season with Nationals, finished third in N.L. MVP race
        (won by Cody Bellinger) after batting .319 (174/545) with 117 runs
        scored, 34 home runs, 126 RBI and a 1.10 OPS (.412 OBP/.598 SLG)...  HOT CORNER HOT TAKE
        Led Majors in RBI and paced (T-1st) the Senior Circuit for the second
        straight season in doubles...Also finished in the Top 5 in the N.L. in   In 2019, Anthony Rendon joined Alex
        average (3rd), runs (3rd), OBP (2nd), slugging (3rd) and OPS (1.010).  Rodrigiez (2005) and Al Rosen (1953) as
      ◆   Tabbed as a Louisville Silver Slugger for the second time in his career   the  only  third  basemen  in  M.L.  history
        (also, 2014).                            to hit .315 with 115 runs scored, 125 RBI
      ◆   Named an All-Star for the first time in career...Was just the second   and 30 home runs in a single season (min.
        Nats third baseman ever named to the Midsummer Classic, joining   75% of games played at third base)...He
        Ryan Zimmerman in 2009...Did not attend game due to injury rehab.
      ◆   According to FanGraphs.com, finished the season with the Majors’   was also the first big leaguer to turn the
        seventh-highest WAR (7.0), good for fourth in the National League...  trick since Matt Kemp in 2011.
        Two defensive runs saved also ranked sixth among N.L. third
        basemen.








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