MLB World Series winners since 2000 ranked 1-25: Which champ was best?
That was 25 years ago, and no franchise has won consecutive championships since. Yet a few mini-dynastys and major surprises ...
Nationals celebrate 20 years of DC baseball with new 'fan favorite' imagery
The Washington Nationals are celebrating 20 years of America's pass time in the District. Opening day is just a two weeks ...
Each MLB team's best roster last 25 years: NL East
We've reached the quarter mark of the 2000s, and to celebrate, theScore's MLB editors constructed each organization's best 26 ...
To Save Starting Pitching, Max Scherzer Thinks It's Time for Radical Change
In the last decade, starting pitchers have suffered more injuries and become more disposable. But a three-time Cy Young ...
MASN provided cover for the Lerner family. Those days are over.
With the MASN mess resolved and the Nationals finally getting back their broadcast rights, the franchise no longer has any ...
The Nats still have a modest payroll, but they’re rich in talent
The small-budget Washington Nationals made some big offseason improvements, which means they aren’t doomed to a losing record ...
Mets spent more in four years than Marlins, Pirates and Rays over the past 21
The New York Mets led the major leagues in spending for the third straight season in 2024 and have totaled $1.36 billion in payroll and luxury tax over four years under owner Steve Cohen, exceeding ...
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The worst Phillies lineups of the last 10 years
Stephen Strasburg struck out 14 Phillies, but it wouldn't have taken his electric stuff to handle this lackluster lineup: ...
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"I’m not where I want to be" - When Bryce Harper lamented lacking behind other big league players before move to MLB
Bryce Harper is one of the most popular players in Major League Baseball for several reasons, including his competitive nature and desire to win it all.
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To Save Starting Pitching, Max Scherzer Thinks It's Time for Radical Change
That mountainous blip you see on the above chart in 2019 is due to the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals riding old-school style starters to the World Series. Gerrit Cole, Justin Verlander ...