World Series

Washington Nationals players weren’t the only ones with some skin in the game this postseason. A couple of well-known restaurants in D.C. and Houston did too.

The World Series champion Washington Nationals were honored at the White House on Monday – but a number of players refrained from attending the event.

How cool is this! The U.S. Park Police tweeted out an aerial photo taken during the Washington Nationals' World Series victory parade on Saturday that gives a good look at the size of the crowd.

Baseball fans in the City of Brotherly Love were in for a rude awakening after tour buses sporting World Series champion Washington Nationals banners were spotted rolling through town over the weekend.

The Washington Nationals World Series championship parade hasn't even started yet, but one couple is already engaged. 

The song "Baby Shark" blared over loudspeakers and a wave of red washed across this politically blue capital Saturday as Nationals fans lined the city's version of the Canyon of Heroes to rejoice in Washington's first World Series victory since 1924.

An unexpected VIP joined the Washington Nationals for their championship parade Saturday: Jeff "Bud Light Guy" Adams.

For the first time in team history, the Washington Nationals have won the World Series! It's the District's first World Series title since 1924. 

It was the belly-flop heard around the world!

It really is the District of Champions: In the past two years, the Washington Capitals and Washington Mystics have claimed titles for DC, and now, the Washington Nationals have bestowed another championship honor on the city.

If you need an excuse to stay home from work because you were out all night celebrating the Washington Nationals World Series victory, we've got you covered!

The Washington Wizards will hold a special basketball-baseball doubleheader when it hosts not only the home-opener against the Houston Rockets, but a special viewing of Game 7 of the World Series between the Washington Nationals and the Houston Astros.

Game time superstitions — FOX 5 is talking about it as fans are pre-gaming across the area ahead of Game 7.

A Washington Nationals fan who made history Sunday night during Game 5 of the World Series when he was caught on camera double-fisting two Bud Light beers after a home run ball hit him square in the chest was honored with his very own commercial Tuesday night. 

A Houston Astros fan submitted an anonymous letter thanking Washington Nationals fans for their hospitality during their trip to the World Series in the District.

The fight isn’t over yet: At least that was the mentality of the 1924 Washington Senators, the only DC team to ever win an MLB World Series.