Well, this sucks. This really, really, really sucks. After months of endless speculation and trade rumors, the seemingly inevitable has happened – Max Scherzer and Trea Turner have been traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers. In return, the Nationals receive… Read More ›
It’s draft day! I always enjoy watching the draft in all four major sports, and this year’s MLB draft is going to be very interesting. Unlike last year, where Arizona State’s Spencer Torkelson was a near lock to go to… Read More ›
Every Nationals fan has probably been saying the same three words about their favorite baseball team over the last few days. “What the hell?” If, two weeks ago, you told me that these tenacious, resilient, never-say-die Nationals would be storming… Read More ›
The NCAA baseball tournament is finally here! This year, I have been following college baseball very closely to get a glimpse of what the future of the MLB has to offer. This year, however, the NCAA tournament will be even… Read More ›
Throughout the pandemic, I missed few things more than a night at the ballpark. As much as I enjoy watching my Nats on TV or listening to Charlie and Dave call the game on the radio, it’s impossible to replicate… Read More ›
Out of all the milestones in the sports world, throwing a no-hitter in a baseball game might be the hardest one to accomplish. It’s not just a test of your athleticism, but of your endurance and your ability to hold… Read More ›
The cicadas are coming. Every 17 years, a magnificent scientific phenomenon occurs, and we in the Washington, DC area are at the epicenter. Trillions of bugs, who spend the majority of their lives underground, feeding off of the roots of… Read More ›
In a democracy, voting is the most fundamental, crucial, and sacred right. Our government is run by representatives chosen by the people, based on the visions for the future of this country the people want to see realized. Protecting the… Read More ›
The day had finally arrived. More than a year had passed since the Washington Nationals won the 2019 World Series, and following a disappointing shortened season in 2020, the Nats were gearing up for their first series of the 2021… Read More ›
The summer of 2020 felt very different than most other summers. Of course, there would not be any big family vacations or afternoons spent at the pool with friends, but the pandemic took one of our nation’s most cherished summer… Read More ›
