By renewing third baseman Ryan Zimmerman's contract on Saturday, the Nationals have every player on their 40-man roster signed for the 2007 season. Zimmerman was given the news while in a meeting with general manager Jim Bowden, manager Manny Acta and Jose Rijo, the special assistant to Bowden. Zimmerman has less than three years of service time, and the Nationals had until Sunday to renew his contract. Zimmerman's agent, Brodie Van Wagenen, and the Nats were unable to come to terms on a one-year or multiyear deal after several weeks of contract negotiations. Zimmerman, who finished second in the National League Rookie of the Year voting in 2006, will make $400,000 this season -- $2,000 less than Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez, who won the honor. "Our relationship with the player and the agent are extremely good," Bowden said. "We have the contractual rights to Ryan Zimmerman until 2011. Certainly, our plan is for him to finish his career as a Washington National. The renewal is something we waited until the last minute, because we were working hard on a one year and a multiyear deal for him."