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Dozier grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Alonso.

Grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Alonso.

McNeil hit an infield single to second, Lagares scored, Wheeler to second.

Hit an infield single to second, Lagares scored, Wheeler to second.

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Dozier homered to left on a 1-1 count, Parra scored.

Homered to left on a 1-1 count, Parra scored.

Davis homered to right on a 1-2 count, Ramos scored, Smith scored.

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

Soto doubled to right, Turner scored, Rendon to third.

Doubled to right, Turner scored, Rendon to third.

Rosario hit an infield single to shortstop, Hechavarría scored, McNeil to third.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Hechavarría scored, McNeil to third.

Nationals second.  Soto homered to right on a 1-2 count.  Parra lined out to left fielder McNeil.  Robles walked on a full count.  Robles was caught stealing, catcher Ramos to second baseman Canó, Robles out.  Dozier lined out to left fielder McNeil.

Mets fifth.  Ramos walked on a full count.  C.Gómez flied out to center fielder Robles.  Lagares was hit by a pitch, Ramos to second.  Wheeler bunted into fielder's choice, pitcher Fedde to third baseman Rendon, Ramos out, Lagares to second.  McNeil hit an infield single to second, Lagares scored, Wheeler to second.  Rosario flied out to left fielder Soto.

Nationals seventh.  Soto struck out.  Parra singled to center.  Robles popped out to second baseman Canó.  Dozier homered to left on a 1-1 count, Parra scored.  Gomes struck out.

Mets seventh.  Ramos singled to right.  On Gomes' passed ball, Ramos to second.  C.Gómez struck out.  Smith pinch-hitting for Lagares.  Smith walked on four pitches.  Davis pinch-hitting for Wheeler.  Davis homered to right on a 1-2 count, Ramos scored, Smith scored.  Sipp pitching.  McNeil flied out to right fielder Eaton.  Rosario popped out to first baseman Parra.

Nationals eighth.  McNeil in as right fielder.  C.Gómez in as center fielder.  Familia pitching.  Davis in as left fielder.  Kendrick pinch-hitting for Sipp.  Kendrick singled to right.  Turner doubled to left, Kendrick scored.  Eaton sacrificed, third baseman Frazier to first baseman Alonso, Turner to third.  Rendon was intentionally walked.  Zamora pitching.  Soto doubled to right, Turner scored, Rendon to third.  Parra struck out.  Bashlor pitching.  Robles grounded out, third baseman Frazier to first baseman Alonso.

Mets eighth.  Grace pitching.  Kendrick in as first baseman.  Canó grounded out, second baseman Dozier to first baseman Kendrick.  Rainey pitching.  Alonso homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Frazier struck out.  Ramos struck out.

Mets ninth.  C.Gómez struck out.  Hechavarría pinch-hitting for Díaz.  Hechavarría walked on a full count.  Davis walked on a full count, Hechavarría to second.  Barraclough pitching.  McNeil grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Dozier to shortstop Turner, Hechavarría to third, Davis out.  On defensive indifference, McNeil to second.  Rosario hit an infield single to shortstop, Hechavarría scored, McNeil to third.

The Nationals dropped two of three to the Cubs at home despite scoring no fewer than five runs in any of the three games. Washington allowed 31 hits in the series, its second most in any three-game set this season, trailing only the 32 it allowed in its season-opening matchup with the Mets.

The Mets were swept in Miami in their most recent series, and have lost five in a row overall. The Marlins entered the series against the Mets with a 10-31 (.244) record, the fifth-lowest record entering an eventual sweep since 1900 (min. 40 games into season, min. three games in series).

The Nationals have gone 5-4 against the Mets this season, and took two of three on their first visit to Citi Field. Washington has gone 9-2 against NL East teams this season when scoring at least five runs compared to 1-8 in such games when scoring fewer than five.

Anthony Rendon has posted a 1.265 OPS versus the Mets this season while Victor Robles has a 1.193 mark. This ranks Rendon and Robles fourth and fifth, respectively, among NL hitters for highest OPS versus a single opponent this season (min. 35 PA).

Pete Alonso has hit 14 home runs in his first 45 games as a Met, tying him with Richard Hidalgo for the third most in franchise history. Alonso trails only Yoenis Cespedes (17) and Carlos Delgado (15).

Patrick Corbin has struck out 69 batters in his first nine starts as a National. Max Scherzer holds the franchise record with 85 strikeouts in his first 10 starts with the Nationals, and Corbin additionally trails only Gio Gonzalez (79), Stephen Strabsurg (79), Mark Langston (79) and Pedro Martinez (70).

HP - Estabrook, 1B - Blakney, 2B - Dreckman, 3B - Emmel

The New York Mets ended an eventful Monday with a much-needed win. However, if they want to finally keep the drama to a minimum, they'll need to carry the momentum of that victory into Tuesday night, when they host the Washington Nationals in the second game of a four-game series.
The Mets' Zack Wheeler (3-3, 4.85 ERA) is scheduled to oppose the Nationals' Erick Fedde (0-0, 3.38) in a battle of right-handers.

Wheeler, Fedde meet again as Nationals visit Mets

NEW YORK (AP)  With the Mets trailing by a run in the eighth inning, Pete Alonso drove a fastball from Tanner Rainey down the left-field line, well over the foul pole.
''I talked to it,'' Alonso said. ''I was like `stay fair, please' and it listened.''

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Washington Nationals @ New York Mets on May 21, 2019

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