There’s something for baseball fanatics, chocoholics, Westworld zealots, and Bernie (or comedy) fans this week.

In 1969, D.C. fans got a moment to remember. Could we get another one in 2018?

Enough about the Mets. When will the Nationals get to host an All-Star Game?

Bryce Harper, fresh from a month-long stint on the disabled list, will be one of the National League’s starting outfielders at the Major League Baseball All-Star Game next week.

Two of D.C. United’s players and the team’s head coach helped the MLS All-Stars defeat European champions Chelsea in Pennsylvania yesterday.

Although last week’s spur-of-the-moment Twitter campaign to elect Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper to the final spot on the National League’s All-Star Game roster fell short, the 19-year-old rookie will be playing in the Midsummer Classic, after all.

Despite our most aggressive 140-character efforts, Bryce Harper will not be going to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game as the final member of the National League team.

Until 4 p.m. today you can use the #BryceIn12 hashtag and it will count as a vote to send the Nats’ Bryce Harper to the All-Star Game. Do it, bro.

Stephen Strasburg, Gio Gonzalez and Ian Desmond will represent the Nationals at the Major League Baseball All-Star Game later this month, and it’s possible that Bryce Harper could join them.

In just his second full season as a head coach, D.C. United skipper Ben Olsen will be coaching the MLS All-Stars as they face Chelsea on July 25 at PPL Park in Philadelphia.