US EditionRepublicans Defeat Democrats in Congressional Baseball Game for Fifth Consecutive Year
- On June 11, 2025, the Congressional Baseball Game was held at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., where the Republican team triumphed over the Democrats with a score of 13 to 2.
- This annual bipartisan event began in 1909 and raises funds for local charities, managed since 2016 by Congressional Sports for Charity.
- Rep. Shomari C. Figures of Alabama played his first game Wednesday night wearing jerseys honoring Mobile’s baseball legends Satchel Paige and Hank Aaron.
- More than 31,000 tickets were sold, raising over $2.81 million for charity, marking a significant increase from the $2.2 million raised in 2024.
- The Republicans secured their fifth consecutive victory, increasing their overall series advantage to 47-42 and demonstrating their sustained superiority in recent contests.
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Republicans took their fifth straight win in the annual Congressional Baseball Game, though the 13-2 victory was much closer than last year’s 31-11 rout of the Democrats. Three Arizonans played briefly and without much glory.
Republicans defeat Democrats in record-breaking charity baseball game
Republicans defeated Democrats for a fifth straight year on Wednesday in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity as the hosting organization announced a record-breaking sum of donations.
ThePatriotLight - GOP Wins Congressional Baseball Game, Extends Winning Streak to Five
ThePatriotLight - The GOP won the annual congressional baseball game on June 11, beating the Democrats, 13–2, and extending their winning streak to five games.Rep. August Pfluger (R-Texas), who played third base most of the night, was named the most valuable player.GOP Wins Congressional Baseball Game, Extends Winning Streak to Five
GOP Wins Congressional Baseball Game, Extends Winning Streak to Five
The GOP won the annual congressional baseball game on June 11, beating the Democrats, 13–2, and extending their winning streak to five games. Rep. August Pfluger (R-Texas), who played third base most of the night, was named the most valuable player. Pfluger made a spectacular play in the top of the first inning, diving on the ground for the ball and diving to third base to get the third out as the Democrats, whose average team age was 50, failed…
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