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Mets

Rosario grounded out, second baseman Kendrick to first baseman Zimmerman.

Ramos grounded out, second baseman Kendrick to first baseman Zimmerman.

Grounded out, second baseman Kendrick to first baseman Zimmerman.

Panik singled to center, Haggerty to third.

Nationals

Turner singled to right, Parra scored, A.Sánchez to second.

Singled to right, Parra scored, A.Sánchez to second.

Lagares homered to center on a 1-0 count.

Canó homered to left on the first pitch, Conforto scored.

Homered to left on the first pitch, Conforto scored.

Alonso homered to left on the first pitch.

Rosario singled to center, Canó scored, Davis to third.

Singled to center, Canó scored, Davis to third.

On center fielder Robles' fielding error, Davis scored, Rosario to second.

McNeil singled to center, Rosario scored, Nimmo to second.

Singled to center, Rosario scored, Nimmo to second.

A.Cabrera singled to right, Parra scored, Stevenson to second.

Singled to right, Parra scored, Stevenson to second.

Rendon doubled to center, Stevenson scored, A.Cabrera scored.

Doubled to center, Stevenson scored, A.Cabrera scored.

McNeil singled to right, Rosario scored, Nimmo to second.

Singled to right, Rosario scored, Nimmo to second.

Nationals second.  Suzuki grounded out, third baseman McNeil to first baseman Alonso.  Robles struck out.  Parra singled to right.  A.Sánchez singled to center, Parra to third.  Turner singled to right, Parra scored, A.Sánchez to second.  A.Cabrera walked on a full count, A.Sánchez to third, Turner to second.  Rendon flied out to left fielder Davis.

Mets third.  Lagares homered to center on a 1-0 count.  Wheeler grounded out, pitcher A.Sánchez to first baseman Zimmerman.  McNeil grounded out, first baseman Zimmerman unassisted.  Alonso fouled out to right fielder Parra.

Mets fourth.  Conforto doubled to left.  Ramos grounded out, second baseman A.Cabrera to first baseman Zimmerman, Conforto to third.  Canó homered to left on the first pitch, Conforto scored.  Davis singled to center.  Rosario grounded out, second baseman A.Cabrera to first baseman Zimmerman, Davis to second.  Lagares was intentionally walked.  Wheeler flied out to center fielder Robles.

Mets fifth.  McNeil grounded out, first baseman Zimmerman unassisted.  Alonso homered to left on the first pitch.  Conforto struck out.  Ramos grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Zimmerman.

Mets sixth.  Canó walked on a full count.  Davis doubled to left, Canó to third.  Rosario singled to center, Canó scored, Davis to third.  On center fielder Robles' fielding error, Davis scored, Rosario to second.  Strickland pitching.  Lagares lined out to center fielder Robles.  Nimmo pinch-hitting for Wheeler.  Nimmo walked on four pitches.  McNeil singled to center, Rosario scored, Nimmo to second.  Alonso fouled out to first baseman Zimmerman.  Conforto flied out to left fielder Soto.

Nationals sixth.  Familia pitching.  Nimmo in as left fielder.  Robles grounded out, first baseman Alonso unassisted.  Parra walked.  Stevenson pinch-hitting for Strickland.  Stevenson walked on a full count, Parra to second.  Turner struck out.  A.Cabrera singled to right, Parra scored, Stevenson to second.  Rendon doubled to center, Stevenson scored, A.Cabrera scored.  Avilán pitching.  Soto struck out.

Mets eighth.  Rodney pitching.  Rosario singled to left.  Lagares grounded out, pitcher Rodney to first baseman Zimmerman, Rosario to second.  Nimmo walked.  Rosario stole third.  McNeil singled to right, Rosario scored, Nimmo to second.  Nimmo was out advancing, right fielder Parra to third baseman Rendon, Nimmo out.  On Rodney's wild pitch, McNeil to second.  Alonso grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Zimmerman.

 The Wild Card-leading Nationals have lost six of their last seven games against the Mets and are 6-10 in the season series. They are 28-14 against the rest of the NL East. Washington pitchers have a 5.27 ERA against New York compared to a 4.15 against the rest of the division.

 The Nationals have won 11 of 13, totaling 101 runs in those victories and one combined run in those two defeats. They've plated 135 runs in their last 16 games, the franchise's most runs over a 16-game span and the most in a season by any team over a 16-game stretch since the Yankees scored 151 in 2007.

 Anthony Rendon has a .550/.627/1.025 slash line in his last 11 games with five homers, four doubles, 14 RBI, 13 runs and nine walks. The last player to have at least 22 hits, with nine going for extra bases in addition to nine walks over an 11-game span in a single season was Bryce Harper for the Nats in his 2015 MVP season.

 Pete Alonso, who added to his Mets single-season record with his 43rd homer on Sunday, has reached base safely in 27 straight games, the longest active streak in MLB. It is also the longest streak by a Mets rookie since Justin Turner reached base safely in 28 games in a row in 2011.

 Since joining the Nats in 2015, Max Scherzer is 8-5 with a 2.40 ERA with 152 strikeouts in 16 starts against the Mets. His strikeout total is the most by any pitcher against the Mets since 2015.

 Jacob deGrom, who starts opposite Scherzer on Tuesday, is 6-2 with a 1.88 ERA in 11 starts against the Nats since 2017. His ERA is the lowest by any pitcher against Washington since 2017 (min. six starts).

HP - Barber, 1B - Scheurwater, 2B - Porter, 3B - Reynolds

After pulling off an improbable win on Tuesday night, the Washington Nationals will try to take the rubber match of their three-game series against the New York Mets on Wednesday in the nation's capital.
Kurt Suzuki capped a seven-run ninth inning with a three-run walk-off homer as the Nationals victimized the Mets bullpen for their 20th win in 26 games. It was the largest ninth-inning comeback in franchise history.

Mets try to recover after historic collapse vs. Nats

WASHINGTON (AP)  A night after a brutal loss, the New York Mets got back to doing what they have since the All-Star break: Winning another series.
Justin Wilson and the bullpen held on this time, rookie Pete Alonso hit his major league-leading 45th home run and the Mets rebounded to stop the Washington Nationals 8-4 Wednesday.

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New York Mets @ Washington Nationals on September 4, 2019

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