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Ramos walked on a full count, Conforto to second.

Walked on a full count, Conforto to second.

McNeil doubled to right, Conforto scored, Ramos to third.

Doubled to right, Conforto scored, Ramos to third.

Rosario grounded out, pitcher Suero to first baseman Zimmerman.

Grounded out, pitcher Suero to first baseman Zimmerman.

Davis grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Zimmerman.

Grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Zimmerman.

Smith singled to center, Ramos scored, McNeil scored.

Singled to center, Ramos scored, McNeil scored.

Nationals

Ramos doubled to right, Alonso scored, Conforto scored.

Doubled to right, Alonso scored, Conforto scored.

Alonso doubled to center, Syndergaard scored.

Suzuki hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder McNeil, Soto scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder McNeil, Soto scored.

Davis singled to right, Ramos scored, McNeil scored, Rosario to third.

Singled to right, Ramos scored, McNeil scored, Rosario to third.

On Barraclough's balk, Rosario scored, Davis to second.

Rendon was hit by a pitch, Stevenson scored, Robles to third, Turner to second.

Was hit by a pitch, Stevenson scored, Robles to third, Turner to second.

Zimmerman doubled to left, Robles scored, Turner scored, Rendon scored.

Doubled to left, Robles scored, Turner scored, Rendon scored.

Mets first.  Nimmo struck out.  Alonso singled to right.  Canó struck out.  Conforto singled to center, Alonso to third.  On center fielder Robles' throwing error, Conforto to second.  Ramos doubled to right, Alonso scored, Conforto scored.  McNeil tripled to center, Ramos scored.  Rosario struck out.

Nationals first.  Eaton struck out.  Turner struck out.  Rendon doubled to right.  Soto singled to right, Rendon scored.  Soto stole second.  Zimmerman struck out.

Mets second.  Davis grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Zimmerman.  Syndergaard walked on a full count.  Nimmo sacrificed, third baseman Rendon to first baseman Zimmerman, Syndergaard to second.  Alonso doubled to center, Syndergaard scored.  On Suzuki's passed ball, Alonso to third.  Canó flied out to center fielder Robles.

Nationals third.  Robles homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Eaton was hit by a pitch.  Turner grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Alonso, Eaton to second.  Rendon struck out.  Soto singled to left, Eaton scored.  Zimmerman grounded out, third baseman Davis to first baseman Alonso.

Nationals sixth.  Soto doubled to center.  Zimmerman grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Alonso, Soto to third.  Suzuki hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder McNeil, Soto scored.  Dozier struck out.

Mets eighth.  Rosenthal pitching.  Ramos hit an infield single to shortstop.  McNeil singled to center, Ramos to second.  Rosario walked on a full count, Ramos to third, McNeil to second.  Davis singled to right, Ramos scored, McNeil scored, Rosario to third.  Broxton pinch-hitting for Wilson.  Barraclough pitching.  Smith pinch-hitting for Broxton.  On Barraclough's balk, Rosario scored, Davis to second.  Smith lined out to first baseman Zimmerman.  Nimmo grounded out, first baseman Zimmerman unassisted, Davis to third.  Alonso doubled to right, Davis scored.  Grace pitching.  Canó struck out.

Mets ninth.  Difo in as second baseman.  Conforto singled to left.  Suero pitching.  Ramos walked on a full count, Conforto to second.  McNeil doubled to right, Conforto scored, Ramos to third.  Rosario grounded out, pitcher Suero to first baseman Zimmerman.  Davis grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Zimmerman.  Smith singled to center, Ramos scored, McNeil scored.  Smith to second.  Nimmo struck out.

Nationals ninth.  Lagares in as center fielder.  Stevenson pinch-hitting for Suero.  Stevenson walked on a full count.  Robles safe at first on fielder's choice plus fielding error by second baseman Canó, Stevenson to second.  Eaton struck out.  Turner walked on a full count, Stevenson to third, Robles to second.  Rendon was hit by a pitch, Stevenson scored, Robles to third, Turner to second.  Soto struck out.  Zimmerman doubled to left, Robles scored, Turner scored, Rendon scored.  Díaz pitching.  Suzuki flied out to left fielder McNeil.

The Mets went 147-177 (.454) in 2017 and 2018 combined -- their worst record in a two-season span since 2003-2004 (137-186, .424). Last year's team started 11-1 before going an NL-worst 21-47 between April 14 and June 30.

The Nationals finished over .500 in seven straight seasons entering 2019 -- yet they failed to win a playoff series in any of those years. Only the Yankees (26), Cardinals (11) and Dodgers (eight) have longer active streaks of consecutive seasons with winning records.

Washington went 84-47 against the Mets between 2011 and 2017, but New York took 11 of 19 meetings between the clubs a season ago. The Mets went 6-3 at Nationals Park, matching their best single-season record there (6-3 in both 2008 and '15).

No current member of the Mets or Nationals hit as many as 30 home runs or drove in 100-plus runs last year. Among current Nats, Anthony Rendon had the top 2018 totals, 24 homers and 92 RBI. Michael Conforto had the most homers among active Mets with 28; Jed Lowrie the top RBI figure, 99.

The NL Cy Young winner in 2018, Jacob deGrom had a 1.70 ERA -- third lowest in the last 50 seasons by any pitcher with at least 30 starts, bettered by only Dwight Gooden (1.53 for the 1985 Mets) and Zack Grienke (1.66 for the '15 Dodgers).

Last year's Cy Young runner-up, Max Scherzer had his seventh season in succession with at least 230 strikeouts -- a streak unmatched in MLB history. Scherzer has joined Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson as the only pitchers to post four straight seasons with 250-plus strikeouts and an ERA under 3.00.

HP - Eddings, 1B - Torres, 2B - Conroy, 3B - Miller

After the Mets acquired Robinson Cano from Seattle he went out to eat "several times" with Mickey Callaway, now in his second year as the manager.
It didn't take Callaway long to realize Cano would make his new team better.

Nationals' Strasburg gets crack at Cano, Mets

WASHINGTON (AP)  Pete Alonso and the rest of these new-look Mets are playing just how the club had hoped.
It's just two games, of course, but 2-0 is better than 0-2 - which is where the Washington Nationals are as they adjust to life without Bryce Harper.

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New York Mets @ Washington Nationals on March 30, 2019

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