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The Mariners shake things up with a bold trade, bringing in a promising reliever as they gear up for a fresh season.

Josh Bell's bat was on fire last night, and it was just the spark the Nationals needed to light up the scoreboard.

What a night for the Mariners! A 9-1 blowout with big hits and solid pitching—let's break down the highlights and what’s next for the team.

Two home runs by the Nationals' Kendrick and Rendon in the seventh helped overcome a two-run deficit, to rock the Astros 6-2. Giving them their first World Series title.

The Nats erupted for 10 runs over their last three at-bats and blasted the Astros 12-3. Kurt Suzuki’s solo homer broke a 2-2 tie off of Houston's Justin Verlander.

Juan Soto's homer hit the train tracks above the left field wall as the Nationals tagged Gerrit Cole and the Houston Astros 5-4 in the World Series opener.

The Nationals got RBIs from Anthony Rendon and Juan Soto in a seven-run first inning and Patrick Corbin's 12-strikeout performance to sweep the Cardinals 7-4.

After missing five games, Victor Robles homered, singled and scored twice over the first six innings of the Nationals' 8-1 victory in Game 3 of the NLCS against St. Louis.

The heavy lumber was brought out last night. Harper launched a bombing raid on the outfield bleachers crushing the ball well over 400 feet to edge Schwarber.

Stephen Strasburg pitching dominance and grand slam hit by Michael A. Taylor drove the Washington Nationals to a 5-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs.