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The Washington Wave was first created in 1984 by a group of Seattle Mariners fans. The Mariners were playing the Oakland Athletics in Seattle, and the Athletics were winning the game. In an attempt to rally the Mariners fans, a group of fans started the wave. The wave was a success, and it quickly spread to other stadiums around Major League Baseball.

The Washington Nationals adopted the wave in 2005, their first season in Washington, D.C. The wave has become a popular tradition at Nationals Park, and it is often done multiple times per game. The Nationals have even set a Guinness World Record for the longest wave in baseball history.

The Washington Wave is more than just a fun tradition. It is also a symbol of unity and community. When fans stand up and raise their arms in the air, they are showing their support for the Nationals and their fellow fans. The wave is a way for fans to come together and create a positive atmosphere at the ballpark.

The Washington Wave is a beloved tradition among Nationals fans, and it is sure to continue to be a part of Nationals Park for many years to come.