The Washington Nationals are back at the scene of the celebration of the team’s first World Series win in Game 7, back on October 30, 2019. It was exactly 3.62 years ago (1,322 days) from today when Howie Kendrick hit the go-ahead homer off of that right field foul pole that was the “Clang heard ’round the world.” Closer Daniel Hudson got the strikeout to end the game, and the party was on. This should give Nats’ fans hope that the team knows how to win. Think about all of the teams that have not won a World Series in the past 30-years. The list is long.
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