PHOTOS: World Series trophy visits WTOP

November 18, 2019

WTOP/Sarah Beth Hensley

A shiny, exciting visitor graced the WTOP newsroom Monday.

The Commissioner’s Trophy from the Washington Nationals’ World Series win had the newsroom buzzing, just a few short weeks after they clinched it all in Houston.

See the trophy up close and personal with WTOP’s equally excited newsroom.

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WTOP anchors Hillary Howard, left, and Shawn Anderson pose with the Commissioner’s Trophy on Monday, Nov. 18, 2019. (WTOP/Hillary Howard)

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Here it is. In all its glory. (WTOP/Jared Ruderman)

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It fits beautifully at the WTOP Sports Desk. (WTOP/Zeke Hartner)

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Here’s the WTOP Sports team with the Commissioner’s Trophy on Monday, Nov. 18, 2019. (WTOP/Zeke Hartner)

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And here’s WTOP’s George Wallace, grinning from ear to ear. (WTOP/Zeke Hartner)

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Look how shiny! (WTOP/Julia Ziegler)

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Yummy treats just added to the day’s excitement. (WTOP/Zeke Hartner)

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The Commissioner’s Trophy is carefully brought out and gently placed on a newsroom table on Monday. (WTOP/Teta Alim)

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Here’s the Commissioner’s Trophy with WTOP’s colorful Bobblehead Wall at the Sports Desk on Monday. (WTOP/Kristi King)

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WTOP editor Mike Jakaitis focuses on getting a perfect shot on Monday. (WTOP/Hillary Howard)

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WTOP reporter Kristi King is all smiles on Monday. (WTOP/Kristi King)

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A view of the Commissioner’s Trophy in the WTOP newsroom on Monday. (WTOP/Hillary Howard)

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Here’s the crowd in the WTOP newsroom on Monday. (WTOP/Sarah Beth Hensley)

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The Commissioner’s Trophy is seen here in the WTOP newsroom on Monday, Nov. 18, 2019. (WTOP/Sarah Beth Hensley)

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A view of the Commissioner’s Trophy in the WTOP newsroom on Monday. (WTOP/Darci Marchese)

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PHOTOS: World Series trophy visits WTOP

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