Washington Nationals: Reliving best moments from the 2019 Postseason
Scherzer allows only 2 runs in Game 7 win
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Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer couldn’t lift his arm above his head when on Sunday night. Three days later he was starting in Game 7 of the World Series.
He allowed just two runs, which included a homer to Yuli Gurriel and a hit down the third base line by Carlos Correa.
Other than that he kept the Astros from getting anything rolling offensively, and it was enough to keep the Nats in the game, which was very important down the stretch…
Howie Kendrick go-ahead HR in Game 7 of World Series
Howie Kendrick won the NLCS MVP and would have won the NLDS MVP if there is one, and he came back big yet again.
He hit a go-ahead home run down the right-field line that hit the foul pole, sending Minute Maid Park into shock, but the Nats dugout into a frenzy.
After the homer Kendrick sat down with Eaton and did their “Clutch” celebration, mimicking the revving of a motorcycle.
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Kendrick just hit the biggest homer in Washington Nationals history, and it tops the list as the best moment of the 2019 Postseason for the Nationals.