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MLB in July brings revenge homers, dueling grand slams and a Zack (or Zach or Zac) attack
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When 2 Cubs pitchers homered in same game
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Max Scherzer Reportedly Open To Waiving No-Trade Rights
Nationals ace
Max Scherzer has been one of the most intriguing trade candidates in baseball as the Nationals have slid down the standings following a scorching month of June, but a trade surrounding him is also complicated for myriad reasons. He’s being paid $35MM in 2021 and has more than $100MM in deferred money still owed to him from 2022-28. The Nationals, historically, do not operate as sellers under general manager Mike Rizzo. Scherzer has full no-trade protection as a 10-and-5 player (10 years of MLB service, the past five with the same team). Additionally, agent Scott Boras has previously suggested that Scherzer would require some type of incentive (e.g. a contract extension) in order to waive those rights.
Chihuahuas Shut Out Isotopes 1-0 Monday
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LEADING OFF: Pads-Nats resume after shooting outside DC park
By The Associated PressJuly 18, 2021 GMT
SUSPENSION AFTER SHOOTING
The San Diego Padres and Washington will resume their game after it was suspended because of a shooting outside Nationals Park.
The game Saturday night was halted in the sixth inning with the Padres ahead 8-4. The shooting caused echoes of gunfire inside the stadium and prompted many fans to clear the seats and sent some scrambling for safety in the San Diego dugout.
The shooting, an exchange of gunfire between people in two cars, left three people injured, according to Ashan Benedict, the Metropolitan Police Department’s executive assistant police chief. One of the people who was shot was a woman who was attending the game and who was struck while she was outside the stadium, he said. Her injuries weren’t considered life-threatening.