Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY

The Nationals have navigated through the playoffs using mostly just six pitchers, covering nearly 82% of their total pitches.

The Hall of Fame pitcher played four seasons with Montreal, winning the NL Cy Young award in 1997.

Houston’s MVP candidate has struggled in the postseason, but delivered a grand slam in the Astor’s Game 4 win at Nationals Park.

Houston won Game 3 despite the struggling Bregman leaving six on base in an 0-for-5 showing.

Commissioner Rob Manfred said Trump opted out of throwing the first pitch before Game 5 “in order to make the fan experience as positive as possible.”

Washington scored six runs to go ahead in the seventh inning and kept scoring in the last two innings to win Game 2 in a rout.

Astros ace Justin Verlander set a new all-time record with his 200th postseason strikeout, surpassing John Smoltz.

The favorites for the AL MVP and Cy Young awards struggled in Game 1 of the World Series, allowing the Nationals to seize control of the series.

Nationals outfielder Juan Soto homers and adds a two-run double off Astros ace Gerrit Cole to lead Washington to Game 1 win of the World Series.