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M.Adams flied out to left fielder Granderson.

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Rojas grounded into fielder's choice, center fielder Robles to shortstop Turner, Riddle scored, Hernandez out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, center fielder Robles to shortstop Turner, Riddle scored, Hernandez out.

Parra doubled to center, Robles scored, Turner scored.

Doubled to center, Robles scored, Turner scored.

Marlins first.  Rojas homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Puello grounded out, third baseman Rendon to first baseman Zimmerman.  Cooper singled to right.  Castro singled to left, Cooper to second.  Alfaro struck out.  H.Ramírez flied out to center fielder Robles.

Marlins second.  Riddle singled to center.  Rivera struck out.  On A.Sánchez's wild pitch, Riddle to second.  Hernandez safe at first on throwing error by second baseman Dozier, Riddle to third.  Rojas grounded into fielder's choice, center fielder Robles to shortstop Turner, Riddle scored, Hernandez out.  Puello lined out to center fielder Robles.

Nationals second.  Soto struck out.  Zimmerman struck out.  Suzuki homered to left on a 2-2 count.  Dozier struck out.

Nationals fourth.  Rendon homered to left on a full count.  Soto struck out.  Zimmerman singled to left.  Suzuki fouled out to third baseman Rivera.  Dozier walked, Zimmerman to second.  Robles was hit by a pitch, Zimmerman to third, Dozier to second.  A.Sánchez struck out.

Nationals fifth.  Turner lined out to third baseman Rivera.  Parra doubled to left.  On Hernandez's wild pitch, Parra to third.  Rendon singled to center, Parra scored.  J.García pitching.  Soto grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Castro to shortstop Rojas, Rendon out.  Zimmerman singled to center, Soto to third.  Suzuki flied out to left fielder H.Ramírez.

Nationals sixth.  Conley pitching.  Walker in as third baseman.  Dozier popped out to shortstop Rojas.  Robles singled to left.  Kendrick pinch-hitting for A.Sánchez.  Robles stole second.  Kendrick flied out to left fielder H.Ramírez.  Turner was intentionally walked.  Parra doubled to center, Robles scored, Turner scored.  Rendon flied out to left fielder H.Ramírez.

 Since 2013, the Nationals have won 80 games over the Marlins, most by any team against any opponent in MLB. Washington has won seven of the last eight in this series.

 The Marlins have scored at least five runs in five straight games, their longest such streak this season. In June, the Marlins scored at least five runs 15 times, tied for eighth most in MLB. Prior to June, the Marlins scored at least five runs 13 times, 29th in MLB.

 The Nationals went 18-8 in June, second best in MLB (Braves) and the franchise's fifth-best record in a month (min. five games) since moving to Washington in 2005. The franchise was only better in June once in this span, as they went 20-6 (.769) in June 2005, still their best month since moving to Washington.

 Brian Anderson finished June with a .972 OPS after posting a .663 OPS in March, April and May. He had six home runs and 20 runs scored in June -- both marks were more than he had combined for in March, April and May (five and 13).

 Anthony Rendon doubled and homered in his last game, collecting his team's only two extra-base hits. In 2019, Rendon has accounted for 16.0 percent of the Nats' extra-base hits, fifth highest in MLB and trailing only Pete Alonso (17.9 percent) in the NL East.

 Patrick Corbin will make his third start of the season against the Marlins, having won each of the first two and combining to allow one run over 16.0 innings (0.56 ERA). However, since the beginning of last season, Corbin's K/9 is 7.88 against the Marlins and 10.90 against the rest of MLB.

HP - Carlson, 1B - Gibson, 2B - Segal, 3B - Guccione

The back end of the starting rotation was a concern a few weeks ago for the Washington Nationals. But a resurgence from veteran right-hander Anibal Sanchez has been a key for the Nationals.
Sanchez (4-6, 3.82) will look for his fifth win in as many decisions when he starts at home Thursday at 11:05 a.m. against the Miami Marlins in the annual July 4 game in Washington.

Sanchez gets start in early July 4 game as Nats host Marlins

WASHINGTON (AP)  Manager Dave Martinez gave Anthony Rendon the option of sitting out a late-morning start after a night game.
The All-Star third baseman told Martinez he wanted to play, and he made the most of it.

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Miami Marlins @ Washington Nationals on July 4, 2019

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