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No matter if it's baseball, basketball or football, there is one universal truth in sports, one we were reminded of in Game 6: Ball. Don't. Lie.

What should we expect from Max Scherzer? How many innings will Zack Greinke give the Astros? We answer all of the key questions ahead of the final game of the World Series.

The Nationals and Astros could make American sports history Wednesday night. Here's how -- plus a whole lot more.

The Nationals' series-tying win delivered cause for joy and rage with Stephen Strasburg's start, Anthony Rendon's huge HR and an arcane umpiring call.

Nationals outfielder Juan Soto carried his bat to first base after hitting a home run in the fifth inning, copying Astros third baseman Alex Bregman, who did the same after his first-inning homer.

Nats starter Stephen Strasburg said he might have tipped his pitches in the first inning of Tuesday's Game 6, in which he allowed two runs on two home runs, causing him to switch up his delivery.

No matter if it's baseball, basketball, football, there is one universal truth in sports, one we were reminded of in Game 6: Ball. Don't. Lie.

Social reaction to the umps' runner interference call wasn't friendly to the men in black.

Nats manager Dave Martinez was ejected from Tuesday night's Game 6 of the World Series after arguing a controversial runner interference call that went against Washington in the top of the seventh inning.

Nationals outfielder Juan Soto carried his bat to first base after hitting a home run in the fifth inning, copying Astros third baseman Alex Bregman, who did the same after his first-inning homer.

Max Scherzer will start a potential Game 7 of the World Series on Wednesday night, the Washington Nationals announced Tuesday.

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Nelson Cruz's $12 million option for next season has been exercised by the Minnesota Twins.

Max Scherzer will start a potential Game 7 of the World Series on Wednesday night, the Washington Nationals announced Tuesday.

The World Series between the Astros and Nationals has averaged 11.6 million viewers per game, putting it on pace to be the least-watched Fall Classic ever.

From "Strasmas" to a do-or-die World Series Game 6, the onetime Nationals phenom finally gets a chance for his signature performance.

Monday through Friday, host Mina Kimes brings you an inside look at the most interesting stories at ESPN, as told by the top reporters and insiders on the planet.

Unless the Nationals show some of the magic that helped them win the first two in Houston, Game 6 could be the 2019 Fall Classic finale.