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Nationals

Pearce flied out to center fielder T.Turner.

M.Machado popped out to second baseman D.Murphy.

C.Davis homered to center on a 1-0 count.

Orioles

Trumbo singled to left, A.Jones scored, C.Davis to third.

Singled to left, A.Jones scored, C.Davis to third.

Wieters doubled to right, P.Álvarez scored.

A.Jones hit an infield single to shortstop, Wieters scored.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Wieters scored.

Schoop doubled to left, C.Davis scored, Trumbo to third.

Doubled to left, C.Davis scored, Trumbo to third.

J.Hardy safe at first on fielding error by second baseman D.Murphy, Trumbo scored, Schoop scored, P.Álvarez to second.

Safe at first on fielding error by second baseman D.Murphy, Trumbo scored, Schoop scored, P.Álvarez to second.

Espinosa singled to right, Zimmerman scored, C.Robinson to second.

Singled to right, Zimmerman scored, C.Robinson to second.

Wieters singled to right, P.Álvarez scored.

Orioles first.  A.Jones singled to center.  Pearce walked on four pitches, A.Jones to second.  M.Machado struck out.  C.Davis grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Zimmerman to shortstop Espinosa, A.Jones to third, Pearce out.  Trumbo singled to left, A.Jones scored, C.Davis to third.  Trumbo was out advancing, left fielder Werth to second baseman D.Murphy, Trumbo out.

Orioles second.  Schoop grounded out, second baseman D.Murphy to first baseman Zimmerman.  P.Álvarez walked.  Wieters doubled to right, P.Álvarez scored.  J.Hardy grounded out, pitcher R.López to first baseman Zimmerman, Wieters to third.  A.Jones hit an infield single to shortstop, Wieters scored.  Pearce flied out to left fielder Werth.

Orioles third.  M.Machado struck out.  C.Davis singled to left.  Trumbo singled to left, C.Davis to second.  Schoop doubled to left, C.Davis scored, Trumbo to third.  P.Álvarez walked on a full count.  Wieters popped out to left fielder Werth.  J.Hardy safe at first on fielding error by second baseman D.Murphy, Trumbo scored, Schoop scored, P.Álvarez to second.  Belisle pitching.  A.Jones hit an infield single to shortstop, P.Álvarez to third, J.Hardy to second.  Pearce grounded out, first baseman Zimmerman unassisted.

Nationals seventh.  Worley pitching.  Zimmerman singled to center.  C.Robinson singled to center, Zimmerman to second.  Espinosa singled to right, Zimmerman scored, C.Robinson to second.  C.Robinson was out advancing, right fielder Trumbo to first baseman C.Davis to third baseman M.Machado, C.Robinson out.  T.Turner singled to left, Espinosa to second.  Werth grounded into a double play, third baseman M.Machado to second baseman Schoop to first baseman C.Davis, T.Turner out.

Orioles seventh.  Trumbo grounded out, third baseman Rendón to first baseman Zimmerman.  Schoop struck out.  P.Álvarez doubled to right.  Wieters singled to right, P.Álvarez scored.  J.Hardy walked, Wieters to second.  Y.Petit pitching.  A.Jones struck out.

Orioles eighth.  Pearce flied out to center fielder T.Turner.  M.Machado popped out to second baseman D.Murphy.  C.Davis homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Trumbo struck out.

Baltimore leads the all-time series with the Nationals, 39-32, including a 33-23 edge since they moved to Washington in 2005. This is their first series meeting of 2016.

This is just the third time in franchise history that the Nationals have been in first place through 123 games in any season; they were 6.0 games up through 123 games in 2014 and 7.0 games ahead in 2012. They went on to win the division in both of those seasons.

The Orioles gave up 37 runs in their just-completed series against Houston. That is the most runs they have allowed in any four-game series since April 24-27, 2000, when they gave up 38 runs to the White Sox.

Jonathan Schoop (31 2B, 19 HR) is trying to become just the second Orioles player since 1974 to have 30+ doubles and 20+ home runs in a season as a second baseman; Roberto Alomar had 42 doubles and 20 homers in 1996 (only includes stats as a second baseman).

The Nationals are 4-0 in Stephen Strasburg's interleague starts so far in 2016. Strasburg himself is 2-0 with a 3.29 ERA (10/27.1) and a .206 opponent average (21/102) in these outings, striking out 35 batters in his 27.1 innings.

Opponents are batting .203 with runners in scoring position against Dylan Bundy this season; .188 (3/16) since he moved into the starting rotation on July 17.

HP - Little, 1B - Barrett, 2B - Barksdale, 3B - Hernandez

BALTIMORE -- Washington Nationals rookie right-hander Reynaldo Lopez will try to duplicate his last outing and square the series when the Nationals face the Orioles on Tuesday night in Baltimore.
Lopez (2-1, 4.37 ERA) shut down the Atlanta Braves on Aug. 18, allowing two runs -- one earned -- on four hits in seven innings as he beat Atlanta for the second time in five days.

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BALTIMORE (AP)  Just when it appeared as if the Baltimore Orioles had righted themselves, bad news arrived in the form of an unfavorable medical report.
Soon after the Orioles beat the Washington Nationals 8-1 on Tuesday night, manager Buck Showalter confirmed that ace Chris Tillman is likely to be sidelined with a sore right shoulder.

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Washington Nationals @ Baltimore Orioles on August 23, 2016

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