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Andrew Marchand ESPN Senior Writer 

Aaron Judge signing autographs pregame.

Darren Rovell ESPN Senior Writer 

Dealer Chris Comstock is selling a binder full of Michael Jordan Birmingham Barons photos for $1,050

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Darren Rovell ESPN Senior Writer 

Heritage Auctions is selling the first Derek Jeter scouting report for the New York Yankees. Estimate is $50,000+

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Eddie Matz ESPN Senior Writer 

According to multiple sources, the Nationals don't need to trade for any hitters. Those multiple sources are the thousands of local area campers who came to Nats Park for Camp Day and watched as Washington banged out eight bombs (tied for a franchise record) en route to a 15-2 slaughter of the Brewers.

Buster Olney @Buster_ESPN

Lindor rips a single and the Indians move ahead of the Angels in the 7th, 2-1. Great job by Trevor Bauer pitching out of jam in top of 7th.

Eddie Matz ESPN Senior Writer 

Best. Camp Day. Ever. With thousands of local campers in attendance at Nats Park, Washington has homered eight times through four innings. That's two shy of the single-game mark set by the '87 Blue Jays. The Nats tied an MLB record by going deep five times in the third, including four straight (also record-tying).

Eddie Matz ESPN Senior Writer 

Trade deadline analysis: The Nationals don't need to add any hitters.

Buster Olney @Buster_ESPN

Predictions on who might pitch the last inning for MIL? I'm guessing Jett Bandy moves out behind the dish to work to Pina for the 8th.

Eddie Matz ESPN Senior Writer 

Here's how competitive Max Scherzer is. A day after Strasburg hits the DL, and with his team up 9-0 in the third and Scherzer batting for the second time in the inning, he busts a hard 90 on a slow infield grounder and just barely legs it out. Most pitchers would've phoned that one in.

Eddie Matz ESPN Senior Writer 

The Nationals have gone back to back to back to back. That's not a typo. Four homers in a row off Brewers starter Michael Blazak. Brain Goodwin, Wilmer Difo, Bryce Harper, Ryan Zimmerman. First time in Nats/Expos history they've gone B2B2B2B.

Buster Olney @Buster_ESPN

Bradley Zimmer runs into Jose Ramirez on a pop-up, close to full speed, but it looks they're both OK.

Eddie Matz ESPN Senior Writer 

On his first pitch after getting ejected last night, Bryce Harper ejected the baseball. His two-run bomb extends his hit streak to a career-high 19 games, tied for longest in the majors this season.