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Jayson Werth is a former Major League Baseball (MLB) outfielder who had an impressive career spanning over a decade. Born on May 20, 1979, in Springfield, Illinois, he made his professional debut with the Baltimore Orioles in 2002. Werth was primarily known for his abilities as a right fielder but could also play center field when needed. Over his career, he played for five MLB teams, including the Orioles, Toronto Blue Jays, Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Washington Nationals. More about Jayson Werth
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Over the course of his MLB career, Werth was known for his excellent hitting abilities. He had a career batting average of .267 with 229 home runs, 799 runs batted in (RBI), and 1,465 hits. Werth was also a solid fielder throughout his career, with a fielding percentage of .983. He retired from professional baseball in June 2018, closing the book on an illustrious career that spanned over fifteen years. Read even more about Jayson Werth at Wikipedia
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The most expensive item with a signature of Jayson Werth (Jayson Werth Phillies Signed Game Used Baseball Bat) was sold in October 2009 for $359.00 while the cheapest item (PHILLIES JAYSON WERTH AUTOGRAPHED 2002 BOWMAN CARD) found a new owner for $0.01 in June 2009. The month with the most items sold (49) was October 2009 with an average selling price of $25.33 for an autographed item of Jayson Werth. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in February 2014 with $99.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was February 2008. In average, an autographed item from Jayson Werth is worth $18.50.
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Latest News about Jayson Werth
Pistons GM, a ‘huge’ Nationals fan, wants Jerami Grant to be his Jayson Werth (02/15/22): GM Troy Weaver likened Jerami Grants role in the Pistons rebuild to the one Jayson Werth played for the Nationals.
Jayson Werth among former Nationals eligible for 2023 Baseball Hall of Fame ball (01/27/22): The Nationals could see as many as seven former players make their debut on the Hall of Fame ballot in 2023, though only four appeared in a game for the team.
Phillies' Brad Miller hits three home runs vs. Cubs, breaking 13-year drought fo (07/09/21): The Phillies hadn't had a three-homer game since Jayson Werth did it in 2008 
Jayson Werth on hand for another historic Nationals victory over the Cardinals (10/16/19): Jayson Werth was in the stands to witness Washington Nationals history Tuesday night.
Jayson Werth on hand for another historic Nationals victory over the Cardinals (10/16/19): Jayson Werth was in the stands to witness Washington Nationals history Tuesday night.
Older News Stories about Jayson Werth
Jayson Werth on hand for another historic Nationals victory over the Cardinals (10/2019): Jayson Werth was in the stands to witness Washington Nationals history Tuesday night.
Nats Journal: Nationals roster to be finalized after Saturday’s exhibition game; (04/2015): Werth is expected to play in minor league games Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and then be with the team for opening day.
Nats Journal: Jayson Werth swings in a game; Reed Johnson, Matt den Dekker join (03/2015): The Nationals added two new outfielder with only a few days left in spring training.
Nationals’ Jayson Werth hopes to be ready for opening day (02/2015): VIERA, Fla. — The Washington Nationals' Jayson Werth is back on the field, just not 100 percent yet.Werth participated in outfield drills Thursday during the Nationals' first full-squad workout Thursday. But the left fielder was generally limited as he recovers from offseason shoulder surgery.
Jayson Werth sentenced in reckless driving case (01/2015): A state trooper testified that Jayson Werth, a professional baseball player for the Washington Nationals, was caught in July driving about 105 mph on the Capital Beltway
DC Sports Bog: Jayson Werth surprises children of fallen military serviceman (12/2014): Outfielder helped teach baseball skills at the Nationals Youth Baseball Academy.
DC Sports Bog: Nats fans make 9-foot homage to Jayson Werth out of $3800 worth o (11/2014): This is the best canned seafood artwork of a ballplayer I've ever seen.
DC Sports Bog: Will Marcin Gortat action figure be as popular as Jayson Werth ga (10/2014): The Wizards are having a Marcin Gortat action figure giveaway night. Yes. Yes yes yes.
Jayson Werth Got Kicked Out Of Nationals’ Fantasy Football League (09/2014): It turns out that Jayson Werth was that guy in the Washington Nationals’ fantasy football...
Nats Journal: Jayson Werth: ‘I want another ring’ (08/2014): Jayson Werth made a key adjustment when following a cortisone shot that's led to a hot streak.
Nats Journal: Jayson Werth returns: Nationals-Marlins lineups (07/2014): The right field returns after not starting Tuesday. He sprained his right ankle on Monday.
Nats Journal: Ian Desmond, Jayson Werth feel good despite a lot of games (06/2014): Manager Matt Williams juggles wear and tear on players with their desire to play.
Why can Jayson Werth and Adam LaRoche look like ZZ Top, but Harrisburg's beardle (05/2014): Also, who picks the jerseys each day? Are the Nationals worried about the Senators' record? And how many baseballs are used each game?
Nats Journal: Jayson Werth returns: Nationals-Braves lineups (04/2014): The right fielder is back in the lineup after only pinch-hitting in Saturday's game.
DC Sports Bog: Kornheiser: Jayson Werth ‘an idiot’ (03/2014): Jayson Werth said a bunch of interesting things about hitting a baseball. Tony Kornheiser didn't agree with them.
Photo: Jayson Werth Looking Unkempt (02/2014): Apropos of nothing, aside from baseball being back, here is a Jayson Werth photo from Washington Nationals photo day. Werth is looking like the newest member of WWE's Wyatt Family.
Jayson Werth still thinks the Nats were the best team in baseball at the end of (01/2014): Jayson Werth and a lot of Nats fans were saying this back in September. Werth is still saying it: “But all in all, you look at the way we played coming down the stretch, if we get in the postseason – which we only missed by a couple of games even as bad as we…
NL Top Players: No. 25 Jayson Werth (12/2013): A daily look at the top players in the National League.
Have Phillies finally found replacement for Jayson Werth? (09/2013): Loading headlines... Loading headlines... Loading headlines...
Jayson Werth qualifies for leader boards, but stays coy (08/2013): The right fielder is superstitious about addressing his sizzling hitting.
Jayson Werth's best month as a National (07/2013): Jayson Werth has been perhaps the Nationals' best hitter and a rare bright spot in an offensively challenged season.
Jayson Werth plays through the pain during key stretch for Nationals (06/2013): Jayson Werth's decision to play through a groin injury helped the Nationals win Tuesday night.
Jayson Werth in Woodbridge For Rehab Assignment (05/2013): Washington Nationals RF Jayson Werth is expected to continue his rehab with the P-Nats through Sunday. Stop by the Pfitz for exciting promotions and to see Jayson Werth all weekend! Game time on Friday is 7:05 pm (gates 6:00 pm) and features Kids Run the Bases post-game.
Jayson Werth fouls ball off ankle, dealing with hamstring cramping (04/2013): The Nationals right-fielder said his hamstring was tight all game and isn't sure yet if he can play Tuesday.
Jayson Werth proving his worth for the Nationals (03/2013): Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth broke his wrist last May, spent three months healing and then reappeared in August as exactly what his team needed and didn't have: A leadoff hitter. That's not what you would expect from a player given $126 million in free agency before the 2011 season.
Jayson Werth thinks Phillies, not Braves, are Nationals' biggest threat (02/2013): Both Washington and Atlanta made the postseason in 2012. Earlier in the spring, Jayson Werth wondered aloud about his Nationals, "Has there ever been a team that's this complete on paper?" Now Werth has another thought: The Phillies are Washington's most dangerous threat.
Jayson Werth reflects on his Game 4 walk-off home run (10/2012): All across Washington and the surrounding area, from the moment the ball banged off the back wall of the bullpen and Nationals Park exploded, people relived Jayson Werth’s walk-off home run from last night. That includes Werth himself. Read full article >>
Jayson Werth tried to talk economic policy with Ben Bernanke (09/2012): Thursday morning, I noted that there will be many stories in the coming days about the political heavyweights who cheer for the Washington Nationals. Thursday afternoon, another one landed , this time from SI.com’s Mel Antonen, who lives ’round these parts. Read full article >>
Jayson Werth’s bare-handed catch (08/2012): Jayson Werth acted as his own backup against the Phillies on Sunday, bare-handing a catch that missed his own glove and then trotting off the field as though he does it all the time. This is exactly why your little league coach always told you to use two hands when you catch. Read full article >>
Jayson Werth scores go-ahead run as Syracuse Chiefs edge Lehigh Valley IronPigs (07/2012): Werth, who had injured his wrist, is expected to be called up to the Washington Nationals this week.
Jayson Werth rehabs with team, Mark DeRosa begins rehab with Class A Potomac (06/2012): An unfamiliar, bearded face joined the Nationals during batting practice today: Jayson Werth jogged out to right field for a brief workout, his most extensive rehab – at least in public view – since he broke his left wrist May 6. Read full article >>
Josh Hamilton, What is He Worth? Jayson Werth Money? A-Rod Money? Pujols Money? (05/2012): The greatest player in the history of the last news cycle is going to get paid.
Jayson Werth plans on hanging out a while (04/2012): In my story in today’s Post , Jayson Werth mentions longevity as one of the reasons for optimism that 2011 will be a blip, not the start of the long slide. “I got six more years on this contract,” he said, “and I plan on playing after this contract.” Read full article >>
Jayson Werth Headed South Toward Mendoza? (07/2011): The two story lines I'm watching in Nats Land right now: The team's dance with a .500 record, and Jayson Werth' s journey to a sub-.200 batting average, beneath baseball's fabled Mendoza Line.
Jayson Werth deserves the boos from Philadelphia Phillies fans (05/2011): The often unfocused outfielder left town for the money.
Jayson Werth settling in nicely with Washington (04/2011): WASHINGTON — Josh Johnson had a perfect game with one out in the fourth inning when Jayson Werth connected.
Jayson Werth Says Phillies Are Getting Older, Other Lineup Concerns (03/2011): Oh, hey, Jayson. Glad to see that you continue to not be able to keep the Phillies' name out of your mouth.
Jayson Werth: I Hate The Phillies (02/2011): Former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Jayson Werth is making it clear he resents that his old team signed Cliff Lee and not himself.
Path of the Pros: Jayson Werth (01/2011): About four years after drafting him out of a Central Illinois high school, the Orioles had seen enough of their first round pick, Jayson Werth. The consensus among the O's brass was that Werth, a catcher, would never make it.
Amaro: Jayson Werth Booed Me On Phone (12/2010): Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro only took questions from our Facebook friends on Thursday on Good Day, about how he managed to get Cliff Lee.