The Morning Briefing: Ranking the Top 5 Washington Nationals Stories of 2020

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Today's Top Story: Ranking the Top 5 Washington Nationals Stories of 2020 & A Look Ahead to 2021

With the end of 2020 coming to a close, we take a close look at five Washington Nationals stories and look towards 2021. Two of our five top storylines for 2020 include Juan Soto Breakout Year and Washington Nationals, and Fans Robbed of a Celebration Year. From the article: "While many Washington Nationals observers always knew that there was a star in Juan Soto, many believe it wasn't until the 2019 World Series that the Nation saw Soto become a star. In 2020, Soto's star rose even more within the world of baseball as fans of the National knew that already. Now comes the difficult task of making sure that Soto is a Washington Nationals for life." [Read the full article here]

In Major League Baseball News, the San Deigo Padres are making some serious moves. It's been a busy couple of days for the Padre's front office. Over the weekend, they traded for pitcher Blake Snell, singed KBO League star infielder Ha-Seong Kim. Last night, they traded for Chicago Cubs righty Yu Darvish and catcher Victor Caratini, who emerged as the right-hander's catcher in Chicago. In exchange, the Cubs will acquire right-hander Zach Davies and four young prospects: outfielders Owen Caissie (18) and Ismael Mena (18) and shortstops Reggie Preciado (17) and Yeison Santana (20). With all these recent moves, it looks like the Padres will be a force in the N.L. West. Look out, L.A. Dodgers.

In our latest episode of In the Clubhouse, Richard sits down with Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri. After listening please review, and leave a rating.

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