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Biggio grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Kendrick.

Panik grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Kendrick.

Grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Kendrick.

Grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Kendrick.

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Guerrero Jr. homered to left on a 1-1 count.

Gurriel Jr. homered to center on a 0-1 count.

Hernández singled to left, Panik scored, McGuire to second.

Singled to left, Panik scored, McGuire to second.

Tellez singled to right, Hernández scored, Biggio scored, Guerrero Jr. to third.

Singled to right, Hernández scored, Biggio scored, Guerrero Jr. to third.

Blue Jays second.  Guerrero Jr. homered to left on a 1-1 count.  Tellez flied out to left fielder Bonifácio.  Drury grounded out, first baseman Kendrick to pitcher Voth.  Panik struck out.

Nationals third.  Gomes struck out.  Bonifácio flied out on a bunt to shortstop Espinal.  Turner doubled to right.  Eaton singled to right, Turner scored.  Kendrick struck out.

Blue Jays fourth.  Biggio fouled out to left fielder Bonifácio.  Gurriel Jr. homered to center on a 0-1 count.  Guerrero Jr. grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Kendrick.  Tellez grounded out, third baseman Cabrera to first baseman Kendrick.

Blue Jays fifth.  Drury grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Kendrick.  Panik singled to left.  Espinal flied out to right fielder Eaton.  McGuire safe at first on throwing error by second baseman Castro, Panik to second.  Hernández singled to left, Panik scored, McGuire to second.  Biggio flied out to right fielder Eaton.

Blue Jays eighth.  Harris pitching.  McGuire hit an infield single to shortstop.  Hernández grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Harris to second baseman Castro, McGuire out.  Biggio safe at first on fielding error by second baseman Castro, Hernández to second.  Gurriel Jr. struck out.  Hernández stole third, Biggio stole second.  Guerrero Jr. walked.  Tellez singled to right, Hernández scored, Biggio scored, Guerrero Jr. to third.  Harper pitching.  Drury popped out to second baseman Castro.

 The Blue Jays have won five straight games against the Nationals, sweeping the most recent series in Toronto in 2018. Of the 21 players who played in that series for Toronto, only Teoscar Hernandez, Randall Grichuk and Sam Gaviglio are still with the Jays. For Washington, seven of the 21 players from that series remain with the club.

 Toronto lost two of three games against the Rays, despite outhitting the Rays in every game and outhitting them by 12 hits over the entire series. The Blue Jays were the only MLB team to outhit their opponent in every game of their opening series.

 Washington dropped two of three games against the Yankees, blowing a 2-0 lead in the seventh inning of the rubber match. Since the beginning of last season, 52.1 percent (37/71) of the Nationals' losses have come via blown leads, the fourth-highest percentage in MLB.

 Trent Thornton had a 2.19 ERA in September 2019 and allowed just one home run in 24.2 innings pitched (0.36 HR/9). Among the 112 pitchers who pitched 20.0 innings in September, only three (Kyle Hendricks, Spencer Turnbull and James Paxton) had a lower HR/9 mark for the month than Thornton.

 Anibal Sanchez had a 1.85 ERA in four regular-season interleague starts last season. That is the lowest ERA in games against the opposite league in a single season of his career.

 Cavan Biggio has reached base safely (hit, walk or hit by pitch) in 32 consecutive games. That is the longest active streak in MLB and the longest by a Blue Jay since Jose Bautista had a 33-game streak in August and September of 2016.

HP - Tichenor, 1B - Gonzalez, 2B - Segal, 3B - Kulpa

Right-hander Tanner Roark will be facing his former team of six seasons when he starts Tuesday night for the visiting Toronto Blue Jays against the Washington Nationals.
Roark, who pitched for the Nationals from 2013-2018, will be trying to help the Blue Jays to their second straight win over the 2019 World Series champions when he opposes right-hander Austin Voth, who was 2-1 with a 3.30 ERA last year.

Roark faces old club as Jays meet Nationals

WASHINGTON (AP)  The World Series champion Washington Nationals are 1-4 after losing three games in a row. Normally? Not a big deal. Matters more in a 60-game, pandemic-shortened season.
Missing slugger Juan Soto, they've scored a grand total of four runs during the skid, including a 5-1 loss to the Blue Jays on Tuesday night that included two outfielders colliding on a homer by Toronto's Vladimir Guerrero Jr., two errors by second baseman Starlin Castro that led to three unearned runs, and just one hit for Washington after the third inning.

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WSH	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0

Toronto Blue Jays @ Washington Nationals on July 28, 2020

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