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Marlins

I.Díaz flied out to right fielder Parra.

H.Ramírez hit an infield single to third.

Castro homered to center on a 1-0 count, H.Ramírez scored.

Homered to center on a 1-0 count, H.Ramírez scored.

H.Ramírez homered to center on a full count.

Rendon singled to center, Turner scored, Parra to second.

Singled to center, Turner scored, Parra to second.

Nationals

A.Cabrera grounded out, second baseman I.Díaz to first baseman Walker, Parra scored, Soto to second.

Grounded out, second baseman I.Díaz to first baseman Walker, Parra scored, Soto to second.

Turner grounded out, third baseman Castro to first baseman Walker, V.Robles scored.

Grounded out, third baseman Castro to first baseman Walker, V.Robles scored.

Berti grounded out, second baseman A.Cabrera to first baseman M.Adams, Brinson scored, Dean to third.

Grounded out, second baseman A.Cabrera to first baseman M.Adams, Brinson scored, Dean to third.

Castro singled to center, Berti scored, H.Ramírez to second.

Singled to center, Berti scored, H.Ramírez to second.

I.Díaz walked on a full count, H.Ramírez scored, Castro to third, Walker to second.

Walked on a full count, H.Ramírez scored, Castro to third, Walker to second.

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

Doubled to right, Scherzer scored, Rendon to third.

Rendon singled to left, Kendrick scored, Turner scored.

Singled to left, Kendrick scored, Turner scored.

Marlins first.  Berti flied out to right fielder Parra.  H.Ramírez homered to center on a full count.  Castro struck out.  Walker flied out to center fielder Robles.

Nationals first.  Turner singled to center.  Parra singled to right, Turner to third.  Rendon singled to center, Turner scored, Parra to second.  Soto grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Walker to shortstop Berti, Parra to third, Rendon out.  A.Cabrera grounded out, second baseman I.Díaz to first baseman Walker, Parra scored, Soto to second.  M.Adams walked on a full count.  Suzuki flied out to right fielder H.Ramírez.

Nationals second.  Robles doubled to center.  A.Sánchez sacrificed, third baseman Castro to second baseman I.Díaz, Robles to third.  Turner grounded out, third baseman Castro to first baseman Walker, Robles scored.  Parra flied out to right fielder H.Ramírez.

Marlins fourth.  Brinson hit a ground-rule double to right.  Dean walked on a full count.  Hernandez sacrificed, catcher Suzuki to second baseman A.Cabrera, Brinson to third, Dean to second.  Berti grounded out, second baseman A.Cabrera to first baseman M.Adams, Brinson scored, Dean to third.  H.Ramírez popped out to second baseman A.Cabrera.

Nationals sixth.  Rendon doubled to right.  On Hernandez's balk, Rendon to third.  Soto doubled to center, Rendon scored.  A.Cabrera grounded out, second baseman I.Díaz to first baseman Walker, Soto to third.  M.Adams was intentionally walked.  Suzuki popped out to third baseman Castro.  Robles grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Berti to second baseman I.Díaz, M.Adams out.

Marlins seventh.  Strickland pitching.  Berti singled to right.  H.Ramírez singled to center, Berti to second.  Castro singled to center, Berti scored, H.Ramírez to second.  Walker walked on four pitches, H.Ramírez to third, Castro to second.  Alfaro struck out.  Elías pitching.  I.Díaz walked on a full count, H.Ramírez scored, Castro to third, Walker to second.  Brinson grounded into a double play, third baseman Rendon to second baseman A.Cabrera to first baseman M.Adams, I.Díaz out.

Nationals seventh.  Keller pitching.  Eaton pinch-hitting for Elías.  Eaton walked on a full count.  Turner struck out.  Parra struck out.  Rendon walked on four pitches, Eaton to second.  H.Ramírez in as center fielder.  J.García pitching.  Granderson in as right fielder.  Scherzer pinch-running for Eaton.  Soto doubled to right, Scherzer scored, Rendon to third.  A.Cabrera flied out to center fielder H.Ramírez.

Marlins ninth.  Hudson pitching.  H.Ramírez hit an infield single to third.  Castro homered to center on a 1-0 count, H.Ramírez scored.  Walker flied out to left fielder Soto.  Alfaro struck out.  I.Díaz flied out to right fielder Parra.

Nationals ninth.  Stanek pitching.  Kendrick pinch-hitting for Hudson.  Kendrick singled to right.  Turner walked on a full count, Kendrick to second.  Parra flied out on a bunt to pitcher Stanek.  On Alfaro's passed ball, Kendrick to third, Turner to second.  Rendon singled to left, Kendrick scored, Turner scored.

 After losing their first two 2019 matchups with Miami, the Nationals have won 10 of the last 11 meetings and each of the last six between the teams. The Marlins are 6-21 at Nationals Park since the start of the 2017 season.

 The Nationals are averaging 6.92 runs per game this month, the highest by any National League team in August since the 1930 Cubs averaged 6.97 per game. The franchise record for runs per game in any month is 6.80, set in April 2017.

 The Marlins matched a season high with four home runs in Thursday's 12-inning win over the Reds and are now an MLB-best 21-4 when hitting multiple homers in a game. On the flip side, Miami's 25 games with two or more homers are the lowest in the majors this season.

 Juan Soto remains one home run shy of possibly becoming the third-youngest player in MLB history to hit 30 in a season, behind only Met Ott (20 years, 161 days) and Tony Conigliaro (20 years, 253 days). Soto will be 20 years and 309 days old on Friday's opener.

 Starlin Castro's .361 average at Nationals Park since 2015 trails only Milwaukee's Christian Yelich (.381) for the highest of any player there during that time frame. Castro is a .326 career hitter at the venue, his highest average at any NL stadium.

 Anibal Sanchez enters Friday's opener on a 16-start unbeaten streak, one shy of matching Stephen Strasburg (2016) for the longest stretch without a loss within a season since the Nationals moved to Washington in 2005. Sanchez is winless in his last three home starts, however, since beating the Marlins on July 4.

HP - Barrett, 1B - Lentz, 2B - Fairchild, 3B - Everitt

For the third time this week, the Miami Marlins will be opposed by one of their former starting pitchers.
On Friday night, it will be Washington Nationals right-hander Anibal Sanchez (8-6, 3.81 ERA). He will be opposed by Miami right-hander Elieser Hernandez (3-5, 4.97 ERA).

Sanchez leads Nats against his former team in Marlins

WASHINGTON (AP)  Anthony Rendon helped the Washington Nationals win the kind of game they tended to lose earlier in the season.
Rendon lined a two-run single with one out in the ninth inning and the Nationals rallied past the Miami Marlins 7-6 on Friday night for their seventh victory in eight games.

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Miami Marlins @ Washington Nationals on August 30, 2019

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