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

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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.

What's happened to the Nationals? Can Justin Verlander close things out for the Astros? We take a swing at the answers.

Joe Girardi was introduced as the 55th manager of the Phillies on Monday, and he said it "means a lot" that the fans are behind him.

At his introductory news conference, David Ross said he'll be the type of manager who will let the game tell him what he needs to do. "I think managers that go in with a preset notion can sometimes get in trouble," he said.

MLB has issued an indefinite ban from major league ballparks to two women who flashed their breasts at Astros pitcher Gerrit Cole during Game 5 of the World Series.

The Boston Red Sox have hired Tampa Bay Rays executive Chaim Bloom as their chief baseball officer, the team announced Monday.

The Pirates have fired GM Neal Huntington, who had been in the role since September 2007. In addition, Travis Williams was named president, replacing Frank Coonelly. The team has still not hired a manager.

The Yankees are replacing Larry Rothschild at pitching coach, a position he has held since 2011.

Gerrit Cole's mastery was overshadowed by a walk that wasn't in a turn of events that shows baseball needs to automate ball-and-strike calls -- and soon.

The Pirates have reportedly fired GM Neal Huntington, who had been in the role since September 2007. President Frank Coonelly and manager Clint Hurdle have also been fired this offseason.

With Max Scherzer shelved by a neck injury, Houston's lineup lit up fill-in Joe Ross and the Nationals.

Max Scherzer was scratched from his start in Game 5 of the World Series on Sunday because of neck spasms. Joe Ross started in Scherzer's place in Washington's 7-1 defeat.

President Trump was met with loud, sustained boos and chants of "Lock him up!'' from fans at Nationals Park when he was shown on the in-stadium video screen after the third inning of Game 5 of the World Series.

Hours before first pitch, we learned Washington's ace will not take the mound. Are the Nats now done for the night -- and the series?

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President Donald Trump attended his first major league game as president, arriving Sunday night at Nationals Park just before the first pitch of Game 5 of the World Series.

Hours before first pitch, we learned Washington's ace will not take the mound. Are the Nats now done for the night -- and the series?

Max Scherzer has been scratched from his Game 5 start Sunday due to a neck spasm. The Nationals said Joe Ross will start in Scherzer's place.