My recommendation of a 70s-style or themed "Menhart Magic" t-shirt wasn’t able to get approval, but this Breaking T dugout dance party t-shirt is the bee's knees.
Washington's 2020 regular season scheduled was released a few weeks back, and today the Nationals' Spring Training schedule is out, so if you have plans to travel to West Palm Beach, FL next February or March, you can set those dates up now...
Tied 2-2 with Atlanta after Juan Soto robbed what looked like a surefire three-run homer, the Nationals loaded the bases with two walks and a single from Adrian Sánchez. Anthony Rendon came to the plate with two outs, got two pitches nowhere near the strike zone, and then he proved why the Nats need to sign him to a fifty-year extension with an absolute no-doubter. (Then he danced in the dugout, sort of.)
Gerardo Parra has been using the notorious earworm and top-40 hit among two-year-olds "Baby Shark" as his walkup music for months now, but the fanbase has taken a while to catch up with the song's signature jaw-clamping dance. However, on the first game back from the Nats' road trip to open the second half, the entirety of Nationals Park was primed and ready to go for Parra's at-bat, including the scoreboard graphics team that created a Parra Shark video to play as he came up to bat.
Scherzer wore the jersey to simulate game conditions as best he could, because he's Max Scherzer and that's just what he does. Yes, something about this feels off, but it still has to be a cool moment for Expos fans. That said, baby blue remains an elusively difficult color to pull off.
Although Ramos is no longer a Nat, this catch is worth seeing. It was the final out of a win over the Yankees. Even the batter, Brett Gardner, was impressed