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Mets

Kieboom flied out to center fielder Jackson.

Turner safe at first on throwing error by second baseman J.Reyes.

Safe at first on throwing error by second baseman J.Reyes.

Rendon lined out to center fielder Jackson.

Harper doubled to center, Turner to third.

M.Adams safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Flores, Turner scored, Harper to third, Soto to second.

Safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Flores, Turner scored, Harper to third, Soto to second.

Difo hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jackson, Harper scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jackson, Harper scored.

Nationals

Rendon homered to left on a 2-2 count, Turner scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Turner scored.

J.Reyes homered to left on the first pitch.

Nationals first.  Eaton singled to left.  Turner grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Rosario to second baseman Evans, Eaton out.  Turner stole second.  Rendon popped out to shortstop Rosario.  Harper singled to center, Turner scored.  Harper stole second.  Soto struck out.

Nationals third.  Turner doubled to center.  Turner stole third.  Rendon homered to left on a 2-2 count, Turner scored.  Harper grounded out, second baseman J.Reyes to first baseman Flores.  Soto grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Flores.  M.Adams grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Flores.

Mets fifth.  Nimmo struck out.  J.Reyes homered to left on the first pitch.  Mesoraco popped out to first baseman M.Adams.  Syndergaard struck out.

Mets eighth.  Difo in as second baseman.  Madson pitching.  J.Reyes homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Mesoraco popped out to second baseman Difo.  McNeil pinch-hitting for Syndergaard.  McNeil struck out.  Rosario grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman M.Adams.

Nationals eighth.  Lugo pitching.  Turner safe at first on throwing error by second baseman J.Reyes.  Rendon lined out to center fielder Jackson.  Harper doubled to center, Turner to third.  Soto was intentionally walked.  M.Adams safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Flores, Turner scored, Harper to third, Soto to second.  Difo hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jackson, Harper scored.  Kieboom flied out to center fielder Jackson.

Mets ninth.  Herrera pitching.  Harper in as right fielder.  Taylor in as center fielder.  Jackson struck out.  Flores homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Conforto doubled to center.  J.Bautista walked on four pitches.  Nimmo grounded into a double play, second baseman Difo to first baseman M.Adams, J.Bautista out.

 The Nationals are 4-6 against the Mets this season after going 13-6 against them in 2017. Washington is averaging 4.40 runs in the 2018 matchups -- down from 6.05 a season ago -- while the Mets are averaging 5.20 runs -- up from 3.89 in 2017.

 The Mets totaled one run and 11 hits in their final two games in Pittsburgh over the weekend. On the season, they are last in the majors in batting at .228. They haven't finished a season last in MLB in batting since 1992 (.235), and haven't finished a season batting worse than .228 since 1972 (.225).

 Brandon Nimmo has a .189/.388/.270 slash line in his last 11 games and just one homer in his last 34 contests. On June 18, Nimmo was fourth in the majors in OPS at 1.013 (minimum 200 plate appearances), but since then, his OPS of .625 ranks 137th out of 150 qualifiers.

 The Nationals tallied one total run in losing the final two games in their weekend series at Miami. At 52-53, they have their worst record through 105 games since 2013, when they were 51-54. After 105 games last season, they had a 13-game lead atop the NL East at 63-42.

 Bryce Harper ranks 74th out of 76 NL qualifiers in batting with a .220 average but 16th in OBP (.369). The only NL player since 1900 to have an OBP of at least .369 but bat less than .220 was Jimmy Wynn for Atlanta in 1976, who hit .207 with a .377 OBP.

 Juan Soto is batting .465 in wins but .171 in losses. That difference of .294 is by far the largest in MLB as the Cubs' Ben Zobrist ranks second at .196 (min. 200 PAs). The largest difference by a qualifying player in the last 20 seasons was 1999, when the Yankees' Bernie Williams had a difference of .232 (.429/.197).

HP - O'Nora, 1B - Gibson, 2B - Additon, 3B - Johnson

WASHINGTON -- What will the Washington Nationals do for an encore?
Hours after general manager Mike Rizzo expressed his confidence in the club as constituted by not making any significant trade deadline deals, the Nationals went out and improved to .500 by demolishing the New York Mets 25-4 on Tuesday.

Nats hope to keep having a blast vs. Mets

WASHINGTON (AP)  As he slogged through a season at Triple-A Syracuse that didn't appear to be leading anywhere, Tommy Milone started rediscovering the control that made him a reliable starter in the majors.
Now, the 31-year-old left-hander is pitching meaningful games for a team trying to get back into playoff contention, and he's making the most of the opportunity.

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New York Mets @ Washington Nationals on August 1, 2018

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