CJ Abrams and James Wood join historic 30-15 club for Washington Nationals

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Last updated Sep 7, 2026

CJ Abrams and James Wood join historic 30-15 club for Washington Nationals
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Washington Nationals teammates CJ Abrams and James Wood have become the second pair of players 25 or younger on the same team to record at least 30 home runs and 15 stolen bases in a single season. The achievement was confirmed Sunday night after Abrams hit his 30th home run during a game at Dodger Stadium. This statistical milestone places the duo alongside Cleveland’s Jose Ramirez and Francisco Lindor, who were the first pair to reach these numbers in 2018. Despite these individual performances, the Nationals are currently positioned to miss the playoffs this year. Moving forward, the organization faces the challenge of keeping its young core intact to build for future seasons as the team continues its development.

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  • CJ Abrams hit his 30th home run of the season Sunday in Los Angeles.
  • Abrams and James Wood are the second teammates 25 or younger to record a 30-15 season.
  • The only previous pair to reach this mark was Jose Ramirez and Francisco Lindor in 2018.
  • The Nationals remain outside the playoff picture for the current season.
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  • 2:34 PMYahoo SportsNationals’ CJ Abrams, James Wood Make Nearly Unprecedented MLB History
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The Washington Nationals have put up quite the statistics this season, hitting for power and showing off speed on the bases in a combination rarely seen in Major League Baseball.It hasn’t quite translated into a team that will get into the playoffs, but the Nats have certainly put the baseball world on notice that they’ve […] The post Nationals’ CJ Abrams, James Wood Make Nearly Unprecedented MLB History appeared first on HEAVY.

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