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Phillies

Galvis grounded out, second baseman Uggla to first baseman Zimmerman

C.Hernandez grounded out. Revere to third.

O.Herrera singled to center. Revere scored.

Nationals

Zimmerman grounded out. Harper to second. Taylor scored.

Grounded out. Harper to second. Taylor scored.

Galvis singled to center. Herrera to third. Harang scored.

Singled to center. Herrera to third. Harang scored.

Utley grounded into fielder's choice. Herrera scored. Utley to first, Galvis out, O.Herrera scored.

Grounded into fielder's choice. Herrera scored. Utley to first, Galvis out, O.Herrera scored.

Lobaton singled to center. Espinosa advanced to third. Uggla scored.

Singled to center. Espinosa advanced to third. Uggla scored.

Sizemore safe on failed fielder's choice. Revere scored.

Safe on failed fielder's choice. Revere scored.

Nationals first.  Taylor singled to left.  Desmond hit an infield single to third, Taylor to second.  Harper grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Howard to shortstop Galvis, Taylor to third, Desmond out.  Zimmerman grounded out, first baseman Howard to pitcher Harang, Taylor scored, Harper to second.  C.Robinson grounded out, third baseman Asche to first baseman Howard.  

Phillies third.  Rupp struck out.  Harang safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Desmond's.  O.Herrera doubled to left, Harang to third.  Galvis singled to center, Harang scored, O.Herrera to third.  Utley grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Uggla to shortstop Desmond, O.Herrera scored, Galvis out.  Francoeur grounded out, pitcher Zimmermann to first baseman Zimmerman.  

Nationals fourth.  C.Robinson singled to right.  Uggla grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Asche to second baseman Utley, C.Robinson out.  Espinosa walked, Uggla to second.  Lobaton singled to center, Uggla scored, Espinosa to third.  Zimmermann struck out.  Taylor struck out.  

Phillies fifth.  Rupp fouled out to first baseman Zimmerman.  Harang grounded out, third baseman Espinosa to first baseman Zimmerman.  O.Herrera walked on a full count.   O.Herrera stole second.  Galvis singled to left, O.Herrera scored.  Utley lined out to center fielder Taylor.  

Nationals fifth.  Desmond grounded out, pitcher Harang to first baseman Howard.  Harper homered to center on a 3-1 count.  Zimmerman flied out to right fielder Francoeur.  C.Robinson grounded out, second baseman Utley to first baseman Howard.  

Phillies seventh.  Howard walked on a full count.  Revere pinch-running for Howard.   Revere stole second.  Rupp flied out to right fielder Harper, Revere to third.  Sizemore pinch-hitting for Harang.  Thornton pitching.  Sizemore safe on failed fielder's choice, first baseman Zimmerman to catcher Lobaton, Revere scored.  O.Herrera singled to left, Sizemore to second.  Galvis popped out to second baseman Uggla.  Utley grounded out, first baseman Zimmerman to pitcher Thornton.  

Phillies ninth.  Treinen pitching.  Revere doubled to center.  Rupp grounded out, pitcher Treinen to first baseman Zimmerman.  C.Hernandez pinch-hitting for Giles.  C.Hernandez grounded out, second baseman Uggla to first baseman Zimmerman, Revere to third.  O.Herrera singled to center, Revere scored.   O.Herrera stole second.  Galvis grounded out, second baseman Uggla to first baseman Zimmerman.  

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

(SportsNetwork.com) - How long Jordan Zimmermann remains a member of the
 Washington Nationals is anybody's guess. For now, the 28-year-old right-hander
 has his sights set on Saturday's matchup against the struggling Philadelphia
 Phillies.

Philadelphia Phillies (3-8) at Washington Nationals (5-6), 1:05 p.m. (ET)

Washington,  DC (SportsNetwork.com) - Odubel Herrera went 3-for-4 with a walk,
 an  RBI and two runs scored, helping the Philadelphia Phillies snap a six-game
 losing streak with a 5-3 win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday.

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Washington Nationals on April 18, 2015

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