If the prospect of catching Carpenter's last game wasn't enough motivation, consider the fact that a former member of the 2019 Nationals' World Series team, Michael A. Taylor, is going to be retiring after today's game. Taylor was a beloved fan favorite outfielder who spent 11 years as a member of the Nationals organization, and his tenure with the club was a solid one. Of course, he was a member of the team's 2019 World Series club, and he notably homered in a Game 2 victory that gave the Nationals a 2-0 advantage over the Houston Astros. His career in DC included numerous clutch hits, and he was a notorious postseason performer for the Nationals throughout his career. Perhaps his best series came in the 2017 National League Division Series against the Chicago Cubs, when he hit a Grand Slam off Cubs reliever Wade Davis in Game 4 to help send the Nationals to a decisive Game 5, where they would eventually fall to the reigning World Series Champions.