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M.Adams grounded out, second baseman Panik to first baseman Alonso.

V.Robles homered to left on a 2-1 count, Eaton scored.

Homered to left on a 2-1 count, Eaton scored.

Grounded out, second baseman Panik to first baseman Alonso.

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A.Cabrera safe at third on throwing error by first baseman Alonso, Turner scored, Rendon scored, Soto scored.

Safe at third on throwing error by first baseman Alonso, Turner scored, Rendon scored, Soto scored.

Panik singled to right, Davis scored, Ramos to second.

Singled to right, Davis scored, Ramos to second.

McNeil doubled to right, Ramos scored, Panik scored, deGrom to third.

Doubled to right, Ramos scored, Panik scored, deGrom to third.

A.Cabrera doubled to right, Eaton scored, Rendon scored, Soto to third.

Doubled to right, Eaton scored, Rendon scored, Soto to third.

Conforto hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Parra, McNeil scored.

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

Nationals first.  Turner hit an infield single to shortstop.  Eaton flied out to right fielder McNeil.  Rendon singled to right, Turner to second.  Soto walked on a full count, Turner to third, Rendon to second.  M.Adams struck out.  A.Cabrera safe at third on throwing error by first baseman Alonso, Turner scored, Rendon scored, Soto scored.  Parra was hit by a pitch.  Suzuki lined out to left fielder Davis.

Mets second.  Alonso flied out to left fielder Soto.  Davis singled to right.  Ramos singled to left, Davis to second.  Frazier popped out to second baseman A.Cabrera.  Panik singled to right, Davis scored, Ramos to second.  deGrom hit an infield single to shortstop, Ramos to third, Panik to second.  McNeil doubled to right, Ramos scored, Panik scored, deGrom to third.  Rosario grounded out, pitcher A.Sánchez to first baseman M.Adams.

Nationals seventh.  Gsellman pitching.  Turner flied out to left fielder Davis.  Eaton singled to center.  Rendon singled to right, Eaton to second.  On right fielder McNeil's fielding error, Eaton to third.  J.Wilson pitching.  Soto walked on a full count, Rendon to second.  M.Adams struck out.  A.Cabrera doubled to right, Eaton scored, Rendon scored, Soto to third.  Soto was out advancing, right fielder McNeil to second baseman Panik to third baseman Frazier, Soto out.

Mets seventh.  Robles in as center fielder.  Parra in as left fielder.  McNeil doubled to center.  Strickland pitching.  Rosario singled to right, McNeil to third.  Conforto hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Parra, McNeil scored.  Alonso was hit by a pitch, Rosario to second.  Davis struck out.  Hudson pitching.  Ramos lined out to left fielder Parra.

Nationals ninth.  Díaz pitching.  Turner struck out.  Eaton walked.  Eaton stole second.  Rendon struck out.  Robles homered to left on a 2-1 count, Eaton scored.  M.Adams grounded out, second baseman Panik to first baseman Alonso.

 The Mets enter the series having won 13 of their last 14 games -- all against teams currently under .500 -- but will play 31 of their next 34 games against teams that presently have winning records. New York is 28-40 against teams currently .500 or better, with only the Marlins (28-60), Pirates (26-55) and Rockies (28-42) owning lower winning percentages vs. winning teams among the NL.

 Wednesday's 4-1 win over the Giants was the Nationals' 29th straight in games where they've held opponents to three runs or fewer, the second-longest streak in franchise history. The Expos won 33 straight when allowing three or less runs from July 7-Sept. 27, 1987.

 The Mets have won eight consecutive home games, their longest streak at Citi Field since a 12-game run from Sept. 27, 2014-April 23, 2015. They've homered 18 times over their last seven home games and are 14-1 since the All-Star break when going deep two or more times.

 Gerardo Parra is 6-for-16 with two homers and seven RBI thus far on Washington's current road trip, and his .353 career average at Citi Field ranks second among active players (min. 100 PA), behind only the Mets' J.D. Davis (.394).

 Stephen Strasburg is 23-1 with a 2.22 ERA in 28 road starts against NL East teams since April 30, 2015, with the Nationals going 25-3 in those games. Strasburg is also 11-0 over his last 16 overall starts within the division, tied with Dennis Martinez (Aug. 3, 1992-Aug. 11, 1993) for the longest unbeaten streak in team history against division opponents.

 Marcus Stroman has held right-handed batters to a .219 average one year after they hit .295 off him. It's the largest decrease among major league pitchers from last season (min. 215 batters faced each season).

HP - Reyburn, 1B - Blakney, 2B - Carlson, 3B - Gibson

For weeks now, the Washington Nationals have served as the inspiration for struggling teams hoping to climb back into contention.
But if the Nationals are going to hang on to their suddenly precarious perch atop the National League wild-card race Sunday afternoon, they're going to have to beat the team threatening to rewrite the template for in-season Cinderella runs.

Mets look to sweep, leapfrog Nats

NEW YORK (AP)  Nationals closer Sean Doolittle became a favorite at Citi Field after blowing a three-run lead Friday night. Mets fans cheered the All-Star closer when he went to the bullpen Saturday, and on Sunday, they clapped and hollered when his name was announced to pitch the ninth.
''The fans, they were on me a little bit, and it's all good,'' Doolittle said.

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Washington Nationals @ New York Mets on August 11, 2019

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