As a team that employs one of the more balanced offenses in the National League, it’s no big surprise that the Washington Nationals sit atop myriad offensive categories, on the team and individual levels. Currently in third place behind a pair of NL West foes—the Colorado Rockies and Los Angeles Dodgers—in runs scored per game (at 4.24), the Nats runs have come from a number of expected and surprising sources, up and down the lineup card.
Whether your statistic of choice is of a more traditional flavor (4th in home runs, 5th in runs batted in) or something a little more nuanced (4th in wOBA and OPS), the Nats are more than likely in the top five of said league offensive category.