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Brewers

Yelich grounded out, first baseman Reynolds to pitcher Glover.

Arcia grounded out, third baseman Rendon to first baseman Reynolds.

Grounded out, third baseman Rendon to first baseman Reynolds.

Schoop flied out to center fielder Stevenson.

Grounded out, first baseman Reynolds to pitcher Glover.

Nationals

Moustakas singled to left, Granderson scored, Yelich scored, Thames to second.

Singled to left, Granderson scored, Yelich scored, Thames to second.

Soto singled to center, Eaton scored, Harper to third, Rendon to second.

Singled to center, Eaton scored, Harper to third, Rendon to second.

Reynolds singled to center, Harper scored, Rendon scored, Soto to second.

Singled to center, Harper scored, Rendon scored, Soto to second.

Broxton homered to center on a 2-0 count, Thames scored, Piña scored.

Homered to center on a 2-0 count, Thames scored, Piña scored.

Yelich homered to center on a 2-0 count, Arcia scored, Woodruff scored, H.Pérez scored.

Homered to center on a 2-0 count, Arcia scored, Woodruff scored, H.Pérez scored.

Brewers first.  Granderson walked on four pitches.  Yelich walked on a full count, Granderson to second.  Shaw struck out.  Thames singled to left, Granderson to third, Yelich to second.  Moustakas singled to left, Granderson scored, Yelich scored, Thames to second.  Piña grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Difo to shortstop Turner, Thames to third, Moustakas out.  Broxton grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Turner to second baseman Difo, Piña out.

Nationals second.  Soto flied out to center fielder Broxton.  Reynolds fouled out to third baseman Moustakas.  Difo homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Kieboom popped out to second baseman Shaw.

Nationals third.  Rodriguez struck out.  Eaton singled to right.  Turner flied out to center fielder Broxton.  On Ju.Guerra's wild pitch, Eaton to second.  Harper walked on four pitches.  Rendon walked on a full count, Eaton to third, Harper to second.  Soto singled to center, Eaton scored, Harper to third, Rendon to second.  Reynolds singled to center, Harper scored, Rendon scored, Soto to second.  Difo grounded out, second baseman Shaw to first baseman Thames.

Brewers fifth.  Shaw flied out to center fielder Harper.  Thames doubled to right.  Moustakas flied out to left fielder Soto.  Piña hit an infield single to shortstop, Thames to third.  Broxton homered to center on a 2-0 count, Thames scored, Piña scored.  Arcia singled to left.  Woodruff walked on four pitches, Arcia to second.  Collins pitching.  H.Pérez pinch-hitting for Granderson.  On Collins' wild pitch, Arcia to third, Woodruff to second.  H.Pérez walked on four pitches.  Yelich homered to center on a 2-0 count, Arcia scored, Woodruff scored, H.Pérez scored.  Shaw walked.  Thames flied out to left fielder Soto.

The Brewers have won five of their last seven meetings with the Nationals going back to last August, with all seven games coming at home. Milwaukee's pitching staff has a 2.39 ERA in those contests.

Milwaukee leads the NL with a .277 batting average this month, while the team's 5.00 runs per game in August are tied for second in the National League. But the Brewers have allowed an NL-high 6.20 runs per game this month, leading to a 12-13 record.

Washington had a three-game win streak snapped on Wednesday in Philadelphia, 8-6, falling to 67-67 on the season. It's the 24th time they've had a record of exactly .500 this year, tied with the Giants for the most in the majors.

Among rookies with at least 300 plate appearances this year, Juan Soto ranks first in on-base percentage (.409) and OPS (.922). Soto homered for the first time in his last 15 games in Wednesday's loss.

Tanner Roark was 3-12 with a 4.87 ERA prior to the All-Star break this season, but is 5-1 with a 1.61 ERA since. That ERA is the fifth lowest in the National League since the break (minimum 5 GS).

Christian Yelich hit for the cycle as part of a 6-for-6 night in Milwaukee's 13-12, 10-inning win over the Reds on Wednesday. He is just the third player in the last 100 years to go 6-for-6 or better in a game including a cycle, along with Bobby Veach (1920 Tigers) and Ian Kinsler (2009 Rangers).

HP - Hoberg, 1B - Knight, 2B - Whitson, 3B - Carlson

WASHINGTON -- The Milwaukee Brewers will have to forget fast as they continue their pursuit of a playoff spot by concluding a three-game series with the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
The Brewers led the Nationals 3-1 in the eighth inning Saturday but ended up on the wrong end of a 5-4 decision in a game that was delayed nearly two hours by rain and ended well past midnight.

Brewers move on after blowing game against Nationals

WASHINGTON (AP)  The Milwaukee Brewers are heading home with a pair of series victory and Christian Yelich swinging one of the hottest bats in the majors.
Yelich hit his first career grand slam, Keon Broxton added a three-run homer, and Milwaukee earned a 9-4 victory over the Washington Nationals on Sunday.

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Milwaukee Brewers @ Washington Nationals on September 2, 2018

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