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Braves

Kendrick grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Camargo to second baseman Albies, Soto out.

Eaton flied out to right fielder Acuña Jr.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Camargo to second baseman Albies, Soto out.

Nationals

On third baseman Rendon's throwing error, Freeman scored.

Duvall hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Soto, Freeman scored.

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

Rendon homered to left on a 2-0 count, Gomes scored, Ad.Sanchez scored, Eaton scored.

Homered to left on a 2-0 count, Gomes scored, Ad.Sanchez scored, Eaton scored.

Culberson homered to left on a 1-1 count.

Nationals first.  Turner grounded out, second baseman Albies to first baseman Freeman.  Eaton was hit by a pitch.  On Flowers' passed ball, Eaton to second.  Rendon struck out.  Soto singled to center, Eaton scored.  Kendrick singled to left, Soto to second.  Dozier walked on a full count, Soto to third, Kendrick to second.  Robles grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Camargo to second baseman Albies, Dozier out.

Nationals second.  Gomes walked on a full count.  Corbin sacrificed, catcher Flowers to second baseman Albies, Gomes to second.  Turner doubled to left, Gomes scored.  Eaton lined out to center fielder Acuña Jr.  Rendon grounded out, third baseman Donaldson to first baseman Freeman.

Braves fourth.  Albies struck out.  Freeman singled to left.  Donaldson struck out.  On Corbin's wild pitch, Freeman to second.  Duvall hit an infield single to third, Freeman to third.  On third baseman Rendon's throwing error, Freeman scored.  Camargo singled to left, Duvall to third.  Riley struck out.

Braves sixth.  Albies lined out to center fielder Robles.  Freeman singled to center.  Donaldson hit an infield single to second, Freeman to third.  Duvall hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Soto, Freeman scored.  Camargo walked on four pitches, Donaldson to second.  Riley grounded out, third baseman Rendon to first baseman Kendrick.

Nationals sixth.  Robles grounded out, shortstop Camargo to first baseman Freeman.  Gomes walked on a full count.  Ad.Sanchez pinch-hitting for Corbin.  Ad.Sanchez singled to left, Gomes to second.  Acuña Jr. in as right fielder.  Duvall in as left fielder.  Sobotka pitching.  Inciarte in as center fielder.  Turner struck out.  Eaton walked, Gomes to third, Ad.Sanchez to second.  Rendon homered to left on a 2-0 count, Gomes scored, Ad.Sanchez scored, Eaton scored.  Soto walked.  Soto stole second.  Kendrick struck out, catcher Flowers to first baseman Freeman.

Braves ninth.  Doolittle pitching.  Camargo struck out.  Culberson pinch-hitting for Blevins.  Culberson homered to left on a 1-1 count.  Flowers struck out.  Inciarte struck out.

 The Braves and Nationals split four games in Atlanta from July 18-21, and each team finished with 41 hits. The Braves left 37 men on base -- their most in a four-game series this season -- while also stealing eight bases -- their most in a four-game series since also stealing eight against the Reds in June 2016.

 Freddie Freeman is batting .367 with four doubles and 10 RBI during a seven-game hitting streak against the Nationals. Since the start of last season, his 13 doubles against Washington are tied for the fourth-most by a batter against any single opponent.

 Ronald Acuna Jr. singled Sunday to extend his on base streak to 32 games -- the longest active streak in MLB -- and also stole a base. With 51 homers and 40 steals in his career, at 21 years and 222 days old, Acuna became the second-youngest MLB player with at least 50 home runs and 40 stolen bases behind former Brave Andruw Jones (21 years, 136 days).

 Juan Soto hit his 18th homer of the season Sunday, and now has 66 RBI, 61 runs and 63 walks. Since 1920, Soto joins Hall of Famer Mel Ott in 1929 as the only two players 20 years old or younger with at least 60 runs, 60 RBI and 60 walks before August.

 The Nationals lead the NL with a 3.25 ERA this month after entering July with a 4.57 ERA. The ERA difference of 1.32 trails only the Mets' 1.34 for the greatest improvement in MLB from July to the previous months.

 Max Scherzer, Tuesday's scheduled starter, allowed three runs in five innings in his first start off the IL on July 25 after posting a 0.87 ERA in winning each of his previous seven starts. It ended a career-best streak of 14 consecutive quality starts, which was also the longest such streak by any pitcher in MLB this season.

HP - Hamari, 1B - May, 2B - Cuzzi, 3B - Tichenor

The Washington Nationals' rotation has been in flux of late, with ace Max Scherzer dealing with back issues and the team using an opener for the first time Saturday when Matt Grace got the nod against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Thankfully for the Nationals, they have been able to count on lefty starter Patrick Corbin, who will get the ball in the first of a three-game series at home Monday against the National League East-leading Atlanta Braves.

Nats turn to Corbin against first-place Atlanta

WASHINGTON (AP)  As the entire stadium erupted around him, Anthony Rendon put his head down for another routine trip around the bases.
The notoriously even-keeled Rendon hit a tiebreaking grand slam in the sixth inning, and the Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 6-3 on Monday night in the opener of a three-game series to close within 4 1/2 games of the NL East leader.

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Atlanta Braves @ Washington Nationals on July 29, 2019

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