Red Rookie
Chrome #29 · Base #29
James Wood
Washington Nationals · baseball
James Wood Red Rookie card is on the 2025 Bowman Red RC Baseball checklist. He is no longer eligible to redeem.
Last sold $4.28Oct 17, 2026
- BoxNo box
- RoleSitting
- BookNeutral
- PrintOver FMV
0-3 | BB, 2 K, R vs NYM · 0/14d · 10 prints · last $4.28 vs $3.25 FMV
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Official Hobby: hobby slang · redemptions
Season
2026 season
- OPS
- .891
- HR
- 30
- AVG
- .265
- G
- 135
- RBI
- 77
Redemption status
IneligibleJames Wood is ineligible in the 2025 Bowman Red RC Baseball checklist. No longer eligible for this redemption program. Dylan Crews is on the same Washington Nationals checklist.
Games
Last game
WSH 6–4 NYMW
vs NYM · Sun, Sep 27
Highlights
0-3 | BB, 2 K, R
Sun, Sep 27
Upcoming
Off
No next game on the slate
FMV
$3.25
90d · vs last refresh
Window
Last sold
$4.2831.7%
Oct 17
PriceBullish
VolumeNeutral10 prints · 5/14d
Oct 4Oct 7Oct 10Oct 13Oct 17
Volume
Official Hobby: comps and raw · how to price
Market lean
James Wood earns a bullish lean because his back-to-back 30-homer seasons and 20-plus stolen bases establish him as an elite power-speed cornerstone for the Washington Nationals, giving long-term holders a reason to target his Bowman Chrome Red RC singles despite a temporary IL stint for an oblique strain.
Thirty home runs and 21 stolen bases powered another productive year for Washington Nationals everyday outfielder James Wood across 135 games, featuring a.265 average and an.891 OPS. Active buy-it-now traffic and steady raw singles flow have kept his 2025 Bowman Chrome Red RC moving through secondary comps at softer price points.
Late September action for the slugger included a 0-for-3 night with a walk, two strikeouts, and a run scored during a 6-4 win against the Mets. That active presence on the diamond ground to a halt when the franchise placed the All-Star on the 10-day injured list due to a left oblique strain suffered against the Phillies.
Holders are currently monitoring medical testing results and recovery timelines rather than scouring box scores for new counting stats. Buyers hunting for value on raw singles are holding off on fresh chase purchases until the outfielder clears his IL stint and returns to the Nationals lineup.
Hobby takeaway
Hold onto your raw parallels and numbered stock while he recovers. Watch for his eventual activation before buying back into the chase.
Season lines, role, and the box score levers that move the Red RC chase and checklist.
Washington Nationals right fielder James Wood locked down an everyday spot across 135 games, pounding 30 home runs to fuel an.891 OPS alongside a.265 batting average. Closing out September against the Mets, the slugger went 0-3 with a walk, two strikeouts, and a run scored in a 6-4 victory. A left oblique strain unfortunately halted that strong finish, forcing the Nationals to place their star outfielder on the injured list. That sudden shelf time brings an abrupt pause to a productive campaign that kept his 2025 Bowman Chrome Red RC active on the checklist.
James Wood is a 6 foot 6 lefty outfielder for the Washington Nationals. Drafted by the San Diego Padres in the second round in 2021 out of IMG Academy, he was a centerpiece of the Juan Soto trade package that sent him to Washington in August 2022. He debuted on July 1, 2024, and became an All Star in 2025.
Key notes: 2021: Padres 2nd Round (No. 62 Overall); 2022: Traded to Nationals in Soto deal; 2024-07-01: MLB debut; 2025: First MLB All Star selection (31 HR). He is listed as ineligible for AL/NL Rookie of the Year on the 2025 Bowman Red RC baseball checklist.
Player details
- Position
- RF
- Height
- 6'6"
- Weight
- 234 lb
- Bats
- L
- Throws
- R
- Born
- 2002-09-17
- Age
- 24
- Birthplace
- Rockville, USA
- Debut
- 2024-07-01
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Washington Nationals
Last Sold: $1.39
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