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Discussing how five players on the Nationals in the early-to-mid 2010s influenced my fandom of the team and turned me into the fan I am today.

Writing his final piece for District on Deck, Jeremy Hasson reflects on his Washington Nationals fandom by listing his top five favorite players in franchise history. Having followed the team since its inaugural 2005 season in Washington, Hasson highlights Ian Desmond, Stephen Strasburg, Drew Storen, Jayson Werth, and Max Scherzer as the key figures who shaped his connection to the club.
Hasson argues that Strasburg deserves to have his jersey number retired despite an injury-derailed career, and emphasizes Scherzer's Hall of Fame credentials, including two Cy Young Awards and a World Series title. He also praises Desmond's clutch performances, Werth's catalytic free-agent signing, and expresses enduring personal support for Storen.
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