Latest Washington Nationals Odds: Playoffs, World Series, Division Title
Below is a quick glance at the latest Nationals odds via DraftKings Virginia:
| 🏆 Washington Nationals World Series Odds: | +15000 (0.66% chance) |
| ⭐ Playoff Odds: | Not available |
| 🚩 National League Pennant: | +8000 (1.23% chance) |
| 🥇 NL East Division Title: | Not available |
| 🔥 Nationals Regular Season Wins: | Not available |
| ✅ Odds Last Updated: | November 20, 2024 |
Odds vary a bit between different Virginia betting apps, so make sure to look around for the best odds before placing bets.
Who Is Favored to Win the 2025 World Series?
The current 2025 favorite to win the Fall Classic is the Los Angeles Dodgers, who last won baseball's most prestigious title in 2024. The Dodgers have made the postseason every year since 2013, so they're basically always a championship contender.
What Are the Nationals Odds to Win the National League?
The Nats' odds to win the NL are around +8000, the third-longest in that league. The Nationals are coming off two-straight 71-91 seasons.
What Are the Washington Nationals NL East Odds?
The Nats' odds to win the NL East are not currently available, but they're expected to be underdogs in that division. The Nationals finished fourth in the NL East in 2024.
Can the Nationals Make the Playoffs?
The Nationals aren't projected to contend for a playoff spot in 2025, though it depends on how well they're able to build their team back up in the offseason.
How to Bet on the Nationals in Virginia
Bettors in Virginia (and anywhere else with legal sports betting) can place bets on the Nationals at any legal sportsbook. That includes Fanatics Virginia, BetMGM, Caesars, Betway, bet365 and more. Bettors must be 21 or older and located within state lines of a state with legal sports betting.
Can I Bet on the Nationals in Washington, D.C.?
Yes, sports betting is legal in Washington, D.C., which means you can bet on the Nationals and other MLB teams in Washington, D.C.
Are There Any Nationals Betting Promos?
While there are no Virginia sports betting promos surrounding the Nationals, there are plenty of new user promos and baseball-centric promos in VA offered by legal sportsbooks.
Nationals World Series, Playoff History
The current iteration of the Washington Nationals have been around since 2005, after the Montreal Expos relocated to Washington, D.C. Previous iterations of the Nationals have existed in the past: The Washington Nationals/Senators played in the MLB from 1901-1960 before relocating to become the Minnesota Twins. Another iteration of the Washington Senators played in 1961-1971 before moving and becoming the Texas Rangers.
Have the Washington Nationals Been to the World Series?
Yes, the Washington Nationals have been to the MLB World Series once, winning in 2019. They defeated the Houston Astros 4-3 in a seven-game series. A previous iteration of the Washington Nationals also went to the championship three times — in 1924, 1925 and 1933 — winning once in 1924.
Overall, Washington, D.C. has seen two World Series winners in four appearances.
How Many World Series Have the Nationals Won?
The current version of the Nationals has won the MLB World Series one time, in 2019. The previous version of the Washington Nationals also won it once, in 1924.
How Many Times Have the Nationals Made the Playoffs?
Since relocating to Washington, D.C., to become the Washington Nationals, the Nats have made the postseason five times — in 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017 and 2019. They won the Commissioner's Trophy in 2019.
When the Nats were the Montreal Expos from 1969-2004, they made the playoffs just once in 1981, losing in the NLCS.
The previous version of the Washington Nationals made the postseason three times — 1924, 1925 and 1933, making the World Series all three times and winning it once in 1924.
Washington Nationals FAQs
The Nationals' odds to win the World Series are among the longest in Major League Baseball at +15000, giving them just a 0.66% chance to win it all in 2024.
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