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Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo holds up the World Series trophy during a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Metropolitan Police wait for the start of the MLB Washington Nationals celebration of the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, in Washington Nov. 2. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals fans walk to the parade route to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez (4) arrives for a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer signs autographs for fans before a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals second baseman Howie Kendrick gestures to fans before a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer waves to fans before a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer (31) holds up the World Series trophy in front of the U.S. Capitol during a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals fans gather for a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo, left, and manager Dave Martinez hold up the NLCS trophy, left, and World Series trophy before a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo steps off a bus with the World Series trophy during a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo shows off the World Series trophy to cheering fans during a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez, left, and general manager Mike Rizzo, right, pose with Sidney Walton, age 100, after showing him the World Series and NLCS trophies before a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A parked ambulance is surrounded by fans as the MLB Washington Nationals celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, in Washington. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Confetti falls on fans as the MLB Washington Nationals celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, in Washington. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
The MLB Washington Nationals celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, with their fans in Washington. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A bus carrying members of the MLB Washington Nationals travels to a rally to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, with their fans in Washington. The Washington Nationals are getting a hero's welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fans cheer as Washington Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman holds up the World Series trophy during a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fans gather on the steps of the National Archives during a parade to celebrate the Washington Nationals' World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals left fielder Juan Soto, center, celebrates with teammates before a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fans wait for the start of the MLB Washington Nationals celebration of the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, in Washington Nov. 2. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington Nationals starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg (37) arrives for a parade to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros Nov. 2 in Washington.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fans wait for the MLB Washington Nationals to celebrate the team's World Series baseball championship over the Houston Astros, in Washington Nov. 2. The Washington Nationals are getting a welcome home from a city that had been thirsting for a World Series championship for nearly a century.