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Nationals

Tapia flied out to center fielder Robles.

Murphy grounded out, first baseman Adams unassisted.

Grounded out, first baseman Adams unassisted.

McMahon flied out to center fielder Robles.

Rockies

Soto homered to right on a 1-2 count, Robles scored.

Homered to right on a 1-2 count, Robles scored.

Arenado hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Robles, Story scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Robles, Story scored.

Tapia doubled to right, Murphy scored, Dahl scored, McMahon scored.

Doubled to right, Murphy scored, Dahl scored, McMahon scored.

Blackmon homered to right on a 0-2 count.

On Rosenthal's wild pitch, Blackmon scored, Story to third.

Adams singled to center, Difo scored, Eaton scored, Robles to third.

Singled to center, Difo scored, Eaton scored, Robles to third.

Nationals second.  Adams doubled to center.  Suzuki lined out to left fielder Tapia.  Dozier struck out.  Noll doubled to left, Adams scored.  Sánchez grounded out, first baseman Murphy unassisted.

Nationals third.  Difo grounded out, first baseman Murphy unassisted.  Eaton grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Murphy.  Robles singled to center.  Soto homered to right on a 1-2 count, Robles scored.  Adams grounded out, shortstop Story to first baseman Murphy.

Rockies third.  Blackmon grounded out, third baseman Noll to first baseman Adams.  Story tripled to center.  Murphy walked on a full count.  Arenado hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Robles, Story scored.  Dahl doubled to left, Murphy to third.  McMahon walked on a full count.  Tapia doubled to right, Murphy scored, Dahl scored, McMahon scored.  Wolters was intentionally walked.  Márquez flied out to left fielder Soto.

Rockies fourth.  Blackmon homered to right on a 0-2 count.  Story doubled to right.  Murphy lined out to right fielder Eaton, Story to third.  Arenado singled to right, Story scored.  Dahl lined out to right fielder Eaton.  McMahon singled to left, Arenado to second.  Tapia walked on a full count, Arenado to third, McMahon to second.  Wolters grounded out, shortstop Difo to first baseman Adams.

Rockies eighth.  Rosenthal pitching.  Blackmon was hit by a pitch.  Story walked, Blackmon to second.  On Rosenthal's wild pitch, Blackmon to third, Story to second.  Murphy grounded out, first baseman Adams unassisted.  On Rosenthal's wild pitch, Blackmon scored, Story to third.  Arenado singled to left, Story scored.  On Rosenthal's wild pitch, Arenado to second.  Dahl singled to right, Arenado scored.  McMahon flied out to center fielder Robles.  Tapia flied out to center fielder Robles.

Nationals ninth.  Musgrave pitching.  Kendrick pinch-hitting for Rosenthal.  Kendrick flied out to center fielder Dahl.  Difo singled to center.  Eaton singled to left, Difo to second.  Robles singled to center, Difo to third, Eaton to second.  Soto struck out.  Adams singled to center, Difo scored, Eaton scored, Robles to third.  Davis pitching.  Suzuki struck out.

The Rockies went 5-2 versus the Nationals last season, winning two of three at Coors in their final series of the year. Since 2013, Colorado has gone 4-1 at home versus Washington when scoring at least eight runs compared to 4-10 when failing to score that many.

The Nationals beat the Marlins yesterday in Miami, 5-3, to avoid a three-game sweep. Washington has averaged 9.2 runs in its road wins this season compared to an average of 3.3 in its road losses.

Ryan Zimmerman hit two home runs against the Marlins yesterday, and now has 37 homers against the team in his career. Only Ryan Howard (41) and Chipper Jones (37) have hit more career long-balls versus the Marlins.

The Rockies have won six of their last seven games after opening the season 3-12. Over its first 15, Colorado was outscored, on average, 5.2-2.8, but has outscored its opponents, on average, 5.1-2.6, over its last seven.

Charlie Blackmon slashed .556/.619/1.111 in Colorado's four-game home series with Philadelphia with two home runs and two triples. Blackmon is slugging .875 at Coors this season compared to .237 away from home.

Since last season, Jeremy Hellickson has made 21 starts for the Nationals. He has allowed more than three earned runs only once in this span, but has only made three quality starts (at least six innings, no more than three earned runs).

HP - Wendelstedt, 1B - Baker, 2B - Carapazza, 3B - Layne

Veteran right-hander Anibal Sanchez has been pitching in the majors since 2006, but Washington's veteran right-hander will make just his third career start at Coors Field on Wednesday afternoon in the series finale between the Nationals and Rockies.
Sanchez (0-2, 4.91) will be opposed by Rockies right-hander German Marquez (2-1, 2.25), who dealt with an infected tooth when he made his previous start Friday against the Philadelphia Phillies.

Nats hope Sanchez can continues Coors success

DENVER (AP)  Daniel Murphy's home debut at Coors Field was nearly cut short when he got in the path of a mascot. The Rockies are happy he survived that - and he's back in the lineup.
Murphy returned after missing 20 games with a fractured left index finger, Raimel Tapia had two doubles and drove in three runs to back a solid outing from German Marquez, and Colorado beat the Washington Nationals 9-5 on Wednesday.

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Washington Nationals @ Colorado Rockies on April 24, 2019

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