Washington D.C. is a place where mistakes are made more than in any other city in the United States. The nation’s capital’s baseball team, the Washington Nationals, is no exception. Three-time All-Star pitcher Stephen Strasburg has just been diagnosed with severe nerve damage and will be shut down. The timeline for his return is still […]
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Four years ago, the Washington Nationals were the darlings of Major League Baseball. Just after losing Bryce Harper, the Nationals upset the Astros in the World Series for their first championship in franchise history. Since winning that championship, things have only gotten worse for the Nationals. Since winning the World Series, the Nationals have had […]
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Two pitchers define this recent era of baseball for me. The first is Clayton Kershaw, an inner-circle Hall of Fame pitcher with a peak to rival fellow Dodger Sandy Koufax. The other is Max Scherzer. Mad Max began his career as a Diamondback. The 11th pick in the 2006 Draft out of the University of […]
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October 30, 2019 was the last “normal” game of baseball before things went… well, you know. It was also the end to one of the most remarkable seasons ever witnessed in Major League Baseball. Nationals fans let’s be honest, you had your moment and it was great. Now it’s time to get serious again. Last […]
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It’s nice to see that the trend that has been occurring of everyone signing the last minute has seemed to end this offseason. There was nothing more annoying than refreshing my twitter feed every day for two months to see if there was any news on Bryce Harper or new comments from Scott Boras about […]
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The MLB winter meetings were this week filled with free-agent signings and trades. Here are some takeaways from the meetings including some deals. Pitching was the main need for many teams and most deals seemed to include it. The Nationals re-signed all-star pitcher Stephen Strasburg to a 7- year $245 million dollar contract on Monday. […]
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