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W.Ramos grounded out, pitcher Machi to first baseman Belt

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Harper homered to right on a 1-1 count. Escobar scored.

Homered to right on a 1-1 count. Escobar scored.

T.Moore doubled to center. Espinosa scored.

T.Moore doubled to left. Desmond scored. Robinson scored.

Doubled to left. Desmond scored. Robinson scored.

B.Crawford hit a sacrifice fly. Posey scored.

Espinosa walked on a full count. Robinson to second. Harper to third. Escobar scored.

Walked on a full count. Robinson to second. Harper to third. Escobar scored.

Desmond hit a sacrifice fly. Robinson to third. Harper scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly. Robinson to third. Harper scored.

T.Moore singled to center. Espinosa to second. Robinson scored.

Singled to center. Espinosa to second. Robinson scored.

G.Blanco doubled to left. Adrianza scored.

Nationals first.  M.Taylor homered to left on a 0-0 count.  Y.Escobar doubled to center.  Harper homered to right on a 1-1 count, Y.Escobar scored.  W.Ramos singled to left.  C.Robinson flied out to right fielder Maxwell.  Espinosa flied out to center fielder G.Blanco.  Desmond struck out, catcher Posey to first baseman Belt.  

Nationals fourth.  C.Robinson singled to center.  Espinosa grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop B.Crawford to second baseman Panik, C.Robinson out.  Desmond struck out.  T.Moore doubled to center, Espinosa scored.  Roark lined out to left fielder Lollis.  

Nationals sixth.  C.Robinson doubled to right.  Espinosa hit an infield single to third.  Y.Petit pitching.  Desmond grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Panik to shortstop B.Crawford, C.Robinson to third, Espinosa out.  T.Moore doubled to left, C.Robinson scored, Desmond scored.  Roark flied out to right fielder Maxwell.  M.Taylor struck out.  

Giants seventh.  M.Duffy grounded out, second baseman Espinosa to first baseman C.Robinson.  Posey singled to right.  Belt doubled to left, Posey to third.  B.Crawford hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder M.Taylor, Posey scored.  Lollis lined out to center fielder M.Taylor.  

Nationals seventh.  Y.Escobar singled to left.  Harper doubled to right, Y.Escobar to third.  W.Ramos popped out to second baseman Panik.  C.Robinson was intentionally walked.  Espinosa walked on a full count, Y.Escobar scored, Harper to third, C.Robinson to second.  Desmond hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Maxwell, Harper scored, C.Robinson to third.  T.Moore singled to center, C.Robinson scored, Espinosa to second.  Roark flied out to center fielder G.Blanco.  

Giants eighth.  Maxwell grounded out, shortstop Desmond to first baseman C.Robinson.  Adrianza pinch-hitting for Y.Petit.  Adrianza doubled to right.  G.Blanco doubled to left, Adrianza scored.  Panik grounded out, pitcher Roark to first baseman C.Robinson.  M.Duffy hit an infield single to third, G.Blanco to third.  G.Blanco was out advancing, shortstop Desmond, G.Blanco out.  

Giants ninth.  Janssen pitching.  Susac was hit by a pitch.  Belt doubled to center, Susac scored.  Arias grounded out, shortstop Desmond to first baseman C.Robinson, Belt to third.  Lollis struck out.  Maxwell lined out to center fielder M.Taylor.  

The Giants lost, 5-4, to the Marlins on Thursday, and they were swept in the three-game series. San Francisco has lost four straight road games for the second time this season (also in April); they last lost five or more consecutive road games last August.

The Nationals lost to the Braves yesterday, 2-1, on a walkoff single by Cameron Maybin off Max Scherzer. Despite the defeat, the Nats still have the best record in the majors since June 19 (9-3, .750) and they also have the best record in one-run games for the season (13-8, .619).

The Giants are hitting .284 (397/1400) on the road this season, which is best in the majors and almost 20 points better than the next-highest club (Royals - .266). It would be the highest mark by a National League team since 1the 2004 Padres hit .288 away from home.

Matt Duffy is hitting .294 (68/231), which is third among rookies this season (Yasmany Tomas - .318, Billy Burns - .315). The last Giants' rookie with a higher batting average before the All-Star break was Gary Matthews in 1973 (.316; minimum 225 PA for both).

Bryce Harper has walked in 18.1 percent of his plate appearances (56/310), which would be the highest walk rate in franchise history — the current leader is Ken Singleton, who had a 17.8 walk percentage in 1973 (minimum 3.1 PA per team game).

In his last nine home starts, dating back to last August 21, Gio Gonzalez is 5-1 with a 1.88 ERA (12/57.1), and he has allowed two runs or fewer in all but one of those outings.

HP - Little, 1B - Cuzzi, 2B - Davis, 3B - Hirschbeck

The San Francisco Giants won last year's World Series behind excellent starting pitching and a stingy bullpen.
Lately, most everyone who takes the mound for them has struggled.

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WASHINGTON (AP)  Seems like every bat Bryce Harper uses this season provides fireworks for the Washington Nationals.
The patriotic version he used on July 4 against Madison Bumgarner and the San Francisco Giants was no exception.

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San Francisco Giants @ Washington Nationals on July 4, 2015

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