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Desmond singled to right. Taylor to second.

Harper homered to center on a 1-2 count. Desmond scored. Escobar scored.

Homered to center on a 1-2 count. Desmond scored. Escobar scored.

Nationals

Espinosa homered to center on a 2-1 count.

Zimmerman doubled to right. Harper scored. Desmond scored.

Doubled to right. Harper scored. Desmond scored.

On throwing error by second baseman Utley, Zimmerman advances. Zimmerman scored.

Howard singled to center. Ruiz to second. Hernandez scored.

Singled to center. Ruiz to second. Hernandez scored.

Nationals first.  Y.Escobar singled to left.  Desmond was hit by a pitch, Y.Escobar to second.  Werth flied out to left fielder Ruf.  Harper homered to center on a 1-2 count, Y.Escobar scored, Desmond scored.  Zimmerman grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Howard.  W.Ramos singled to center.  Espinosa walked, W.Ramos to second.  Taylor struck out.  

Phillies third.  O'Sullivan struck out.  O.Herrera tripled to right.  Galvis grounded out, second baseman Espinosa to first baseman Zimmerman, O.Herrera scored.  Utley popped out to second baseman Espinosa.  

Nationals fourth.  Espinosa homered to center on a 2-1 count.  Taylor grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Howard.  Scherzer grounded out, pitcher O'Sullivan to first baseman Howard.  Y.Escobar grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Howard.  

Nationals seventh.  Uggla popped out to shortstop Galvis.  Desmond hit an infield single to second.  Werth lined out to right fielder Sizemore.  Diekman pitching.  Harper walked on a full count, Desmond to second.  Zimmerman doubled to right, Desmond scored, Harper scored.  W.Ramos hit an infield single to second, Zimmerman to third, on Utley's error, Zimmerman scored, W.Ramos safe at first.  Espinosa flied out to center fielder O.Herrera.  

Phillies ninth.  Rivero pitching.  Utley popped out to third baseman Espinosa.  C.Hernandez pinch-hitting for Giles.  C.Hernandez singled to center.  Asche struck out.  Ruiz hit an infield single to third, C.Hernandez to second.  Howard singled to center, C.Hernandez scored, Ruiz to second, on Taylor's error, Ruiz to third, Howard to second.  Ruf struck out.  

After winning 12 of 14 with an average of 6.1 runs per game at home against the Phillies, the Nationals are just 3-4 with 4.6 runs per game at home versus Philadelphia since July 31 of last season.

Washington scored a season-high 10 runs in Wednesday's win at Boston. It was the first time the Nats scored at least seven runs in consecutive games of the same series since July 21-22, 2014 at Colorado.

Wilson Ramos had two hits and three RBI on Wednesday. It was only the fourth road game of Ramos' career with at least two hits and three RBI, and the first in over two years (April 6, 2013 at Cincinnati).

Odubel Herrera had a triple and two doubles in Philadelphia's loss last night. He became the first Phillies rookie with at least three extra-base hits in a game since Bobby Estalella on August 8, 1998 at Houston.

Doug Fister's string of 16.0 consecutive scoreless innings at home is tied with David Price for the second-longest active streak in starts only (Kris Medlen, 16.1).

Cole Hamels (108) is one of just four left-handers in Phillies history with over 100 wins, along with Steve Carlton (241), Chris Short (132), and Curt Simmons (115). Hamels' win percentage (.563), ERA (3.28), and opponent batting average (.238) are all second best in that group behind Carlton.

HP - Kulpa, 1B - Knight, 2B - Carapazza, 3B - Vanover

(SportsNetwork.com) - Max Scherzer aims to collect his first win for the
 Washington Nationals when they resume a four-game series versus the
 Philadelphia Phillies Friday at Nationals Park.

Philadelphia Phillies (3-7) at Washington Nationals (4-6), 7:05 p.m. (ET)

Washington,  DC (SportsNetwork.com)  - Bryce Harper's three-run homer backed a
 strong  start  from  Max  Scherzer  as the  Washington  Nationals  downed  the
 Philadelphia Phillies 7-2 in the second installment of a four-game series.

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Washington Nationals on April 17, 2015

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