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Nelson Cruz Childhood Glove
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Nationals’ Fearless Juan Soto used app to showcase dynamic personality
Vladimir Guerrero’s bat spoke all of the world’s languages
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Will Manny Ramirez push closer to Hall of Fame induction? Let’s see
Nationals’ Childish Bambino Juan Soto trolls Bregman and Astros with home run trot
Remembering Ventura’s World Series Tribute
An inside look at the Dominican restaurant that’s keeping the Nationals well-fed
Soto Honored to Donate Home Run Ball to Hall of Fame
As Dad Predicted, Nationals Phenom Soto Stars at World Series
Remembering Big Papi’s Epic 2004 Postseason
Only one player in history has three walk-off postseason RBI in his career: David Ortiz. And Big Papi’s three game-winning moments came during a 10-day window in 2004 – a postseason that changed history in Boston. On Oct. 17, 2004, Ortiz stepped into the
From Baseball Pariah to Redeemed Beloved Broadcaster, A-Rod Improves Hall Chances in the Booth
A-Rod vowed to be remembered as one of the greatest hitters of all time. And with that came an epiphany: welcome to PEDS, the shortcut of champions.
Robles honors mother with home run, highlights Nationals victory party by kissing Baby Shark
WASHINGTON – When Víctor Robles crossed home plate following his home run Monday night, he tipped his batting helmet to the crowd, took part in a dugout dance party and then kissed a stuffed shark. Hit a dinger.Dance.Kiss the shark. pic.twitter.com/sohwvX
Vladimir Guerrero’s triumphant return as a Hall of Famer
As the NLCS shifts to the Nationals home park a young Latino outfielder has the eyes of the baseball world upon him. As Juan Soto begins his career we look back at arguably the greatest outfielder in the history of the Nationals/Expos franchise, Vladimir
Ozuna carrying Taveras’ legacy forward in St. Louis
St. Louis – As the Cardinals took the field to begin the top half of the first inning in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series, left fielder Marcell Ozuna stopped at the first-base line about 20 feet behind the bag. He crouched down and wrote
Start of Soto’s career ranks among Latino legends
Juan Soto came up with the biggest hit of his career Tuesday night. He’s been coming up big a lot the last two years building a resume for the ages.