Nationals fans had waited 527 days to step foot again in Nats Park after the coronavirus pandemic halted in-person games last season.

The Nats will now kick off their season on Tuesday, after the opening series against the Mets was postponed last week.

For D.C.’s 2,000-plus Little Leaguers, the spring season is on hold due to coronavirus.

Happy Opening Day! Here’s what you need to know.

Bryce Harper isn’t wasting any time in getting his sophomore year off to a fiery start.

It’s Opening Day at Nationals Park, and we’re excited.

No surprises here, but the Washington Nationals announced today that ace pitcher Stephen Strasburg will start the opening game of the upcoming season when the Nationals host the Miami Marlins on April 1.

D.C. Schools Chancellor Kaya Henderson spent the day touring eight D.C. public schools, overseeing an opening day that has become much smoother than in the past. She also said that controversial decisions on future school closures could come by December.

The Nationals won their home opener against the Cincinnati Reds on a wild pitch in the 10th inning that allowed Ryan Zimmerman to slide home for the winning run.

Less than two years after surgeons reconstructed his arm, Stephen Strasburg will make the opening-day start for the Nationals. Strasburg will get the ball when the Nationals begin their season April 5, the Post reports.