Nationals Troll as Many Teams as Possible With Valentine's Day Tweets About Winning World Series
By Thomas Carannante

When you win the World Series over the best team in baseball, it's fair to say you can assert your dominance over everyone else in Major League Baseball. On Valentine's Day, that's how the Washington Nationals decided to spend the afternoon.
They fired up Twitter to take shots at all the teams they blew past in the postseason and regular season, as well as others who couldn't manage to take down the mighty Houston Astros.
This one definitely hurt for Yankees fans.
Dear @Yankees,
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) February 14, 2020
Don't worry, we finished the fight.#ValentinesDay2020#NATITUDE pic.twitter.com/sD0z9pQ5ba
Yup, New York knows a whole lot about not being able to win in Houston.
But it all began for the Nats with their win over the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Wild Card Game.
Dear @Brewers,
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) February 14, 2020
Just gonna slip this past you.#ValentinesDay2020 #NATITUDE pic.twitter.com/SlbPdU9X1F
That huge hit (and error) from Juan Soto gave Washington the lead in the eighth inning and that was that.
Look away, Dodgers fans. Howie Kendrick is probably still giving you nightmares.
Dear @Dodgers,
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) February 14, 2020
This is Howie deliver valentines.#ValentinesDay2020 #NATITUDE pic.twitter.com/RvOI99xuy9
At least they had something nice to say about Vin Scully.
How about some divisional beef as well?
Dear @Braves,
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) February 14, 2020
Here.#ValentinesDay2020 #NATITUDE pic.twitter.com/0xfKL6WOuM
Atlanta may have won the division, but they choked out of the playoffs once again.
As for the Mets, well, they're an easy target.
Dear @Mets,
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) February 14, 2020
Put another Valentine's Day in the books!#ValentinesDay2020#NATITUDE pic.twitter.com/E3zxBLNF8M
Jacob deGrom supporters might be staging an uprising as we speak.
We'd venture to guess these teams won't be returning the love to the Nats on Valentine's Day.