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On October 30th of 2019, the Washington Nationals won their first ever World Series title. In the nearly 7 years that have passed, a lot has changed. There are no members of that roster still on the team, at least…

Nearly seven years after the Washington Nationals won the 2019 World Series, no members of that championship roster remain active on the team. Writer Sam Sallick reviewed the current paths of the nine Game 7 starting hitters, noting that only three—Trea Turner, Juan Soto, and Victor Robles—remained active major-league players in 2026. The rest of the championship starting lineup has since retired from playing professional baseball.
Among the retired starters, several transitioned into coaching or front-office roles, including Asdrubal Cabrera, Adam Eaton, and Howie Kendrick. Franchise icon Ryan Zimmerman retired following the 2021 season and remains involved with the Nationals organization. Meanwhile, Anthony Rendon and Yan Gomes also retired from playing, while active stars Turner and Soto have since signed lucrative long-term contracts elsewhere.
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