After winning the World Series in 2019, the Nationals finished tied for last place in the National League East. Although the team started horribly in their championship season, they were unable to make up ground with the shortened schedule this year.
Here are the best MLB hitters of the week.
Hello DFS fanatics, welcome to another edition of Arms, Bats, and Stacks. While the slate is a little different between the two major sites (DraftKings and Fanduel), let’s take more of a look at DraftKings in particular.
One-third of the MLB season is in the books. John Supowitz explains who the best MLB hitters of the week were.
Arguably the greatest baseball game of the past decade took place in one of the most exciting World Series ever.
Juan Soto has captured the hearts of baseball fans across the country. Who else has taken Major League Baseball by storm at such a young age?
The Nationals did it. They did the unpredictable (although our very own John Lepore predicted it prior to the season, so ask him for the lottery numbers) and won their first World Series. They overcame every obstacle imaginable to do it, from starting the season 19-31 to winning the Wild Card game in come-from-behind fashion against Reliever of the Year Josh Hader to beating the extremely tough competition in the Dodgers and Astros in seven games, and more. So how did the Nationals overcome all the odds (0.1% chance to win the World Series in May) to win it all? Let’s get further into their season.
It took seven games, but the Nationals have won their first-ever championship taking down the 107 win Houston Astros.
The Washington Nationals are World Series champions. Jacob Benge recaps Game 7.
Jacob Benge recaps Tuesday’s extremely eventful contest World Series Game 6 matchup between the Nationals and Astros in which Washington forced a Game 7 in Houston.
Jacob Benge recaps the Houston Astros’ big win over the Washington Nationals on Sunday night to take their first lead of the series.
Jacob Benge recaps the Houston Astros’ big win over the Washington Nationals in Game 4 of the World Series last night, evening the set at two apiece.
After winning the World Series in 2019, the Nationals finished tied for last place in the National League East. Although the team started horribly in their championship season, they were unable to make up ground with the shortened schedule this year.
Hello DFS fanatics, welcome to another edition of Arms, Bats, and Stacks. While the slate is a little different between the two major sites (DraftKings and Fanduel), let’s take more of a look at DraftKings in particular.
One-third of the MLB season is in the books. John Supowitz explains who the best MLB hitters of the week were.
Arguably the greatest baseball game of the past decade took place in one of the most exciting World Series ever.
Juan Soto has captured the hearts of baseball fans across the country. Who else has taken Major League Baseball by storm at such a young age?
The Nationals did it. They did the unpredictable (although our very own John Lepore predicted it prior to the season, so ask him for the lottery numbers) and won their first World Series. They overcame every obstacle imaginable to do it, from starting the season 19-31 to winning the Wild Card game in come-from-behind fashion against Reliever of the Year Josh Hader to beating the extremely tough competition in the Dodgers and Astros in seven games, and more. So how did the Nationals overcome all the odds (0.1% chance to win the World Series in May) to win it all? Let’s get further into their season.
It took seven games, but the Nationals have won their first-ever championship taking down the 107 win Houston Astros.
The Washington Nationals are World Series champions. Jacob Benge recaps Game 7.
Jacob Benge recaps Tuesday’s extremely eventful contest World Series Game 6 matchup between the Nationals and Astros in which Washington forced a Game 7 in Houston.
Jacob Benge recaps the Houston Astros’ big win over the Washington Nationals on Sunday night to take their first lead of the series.
Jacob Benge recaps the Houston Astros’ big win over the Washington Nationals in Game 4 of the World Series last night, evening the set at two apiece.
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