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Velazquez safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Turner.

Safe at first on fielding error by shortstop Turner.

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Iglesias doubled to left, Santander scored.

Hays singled to left, Ruiz scored, Davis to third.

Singled to left, Ruiz scored, Davis to third.

Alberto grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Turner to second baseman Castro, Davis scored, Hays out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Turner to second baseman Castro, Davis scored, Hays out.

Iglesias singled to center, Alberto scored.

Núñez homered to left on a 1-0 count, Santander scored, Iglesias scored.

Homered to left on a 1-0 count, Santander scored, Iglesias scored.

Severino doubled to right, Smith Jr. scored.

Santander grounded out, first baseman Kendrick to pitcher Suero, Hays scored, Alberto to third.

Grounded out, first baseman Kendrick to pitcher Suero, Hays scored, Alberto to third.

Iglesias hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Robles, Alberto scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Robles, Alberto scored.

Severino singled to left, Núñez scored, Smith Jr. to second.

Singled to left, Núñez scored, Smith Jr. to second.

Orioles first.  Alberto grounded out, third baseman Kieboom to first baseman Kendrick.  Santander doubled to center.  Iglesias doubled to left, Santander scored.  Núñez struck out.  Smith Jr. walked.  Severino flied out to center fielder Robles.

Orioles second.  Ruiz walked on a full count.  Davis doubled to right, Ruiz to third.  Hays singled to left, Ruiz scored, Davis to third.  Alberto grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Turner to second baseman Castro, Davis scored, Hays out.  Santander flied out to center fielder Robles.  Iglesias singled to left, Alberto to third.  Núñez walked on a full count, Iglesias to second.  Smith Jr. struck out.

Orioles fourth.  Alberto doubled to left.  Santander lined out to left fielder Soto.  Iglesias singled to center, Alberto scored.  Iglesias to second.  Núñez struck out.  Smith Jr. popped out to shortstop Turner.

Orioles sixth.  Alberto grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Kendrick.  Santander singled to right.  Harper pitching.  Iglesias singled to right, Santander to third.  Núñez homered to left on a 1-0 count, Santander scored, Iglesias scored.  Smith Jr. doubled to left.  Severino doubled to right, Smith Jr. scored.  Ruiz struck out.  Davis struck out.

Orioles seventh.  Suero pitching.  Hays singled to center.  Alberto doubled to center, Hays to third.  Santander grounded out, first baseman Kendrick to pitcher Suero, Hays scored, Alberto to third.  Iglesias hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Robles, Alberto scored.  Núñez singled to left.  On Suzuki's passed ball, Núñez to second.  Smith Jr. walked.  Severino singled to left, Núñez scored, Smith Jr. to second.  Ruiz grounded out, first baseman Kendrick to pitcher Suero.

 The Orioles dropped four consecutive games to the Marlins at Camden Yards from Tuesday through Thursday. The managed only one run 10 hits total in the first three games before exploding for seven runs and 11 hits -- including four home runs -- in yesterday's 8-7 defeat.

 The Nationals had a three-game winning streak snapped with Wednesday's 3-1 loss to the Mets. The defeat continued a trend for Washington: the Nats have scored at least four runs in all four victories, while tallying two runs or fewer in all five losses.

 Dating to May 2017, Washington has taken nine of the last 12 meetings between the clubs, with a substantial advantage in situational hitting. The Nats have a .295 batting average with runners in scoring position in those 12 games, while the O's are at .197.

 After stealing a National League-high 157 bases between 2016 and 2019, Trea Turner is 0-for-2 on stolen-base attempts in 2020. At the plate, Turner is 0-for-11 in his last three games, reaching base only once in 13 plate appearances.

 The Orioles have hit two more home runs than their opponents, 17-15. One year ago, Baltimore had a home-run differential of minus-92, seventh worst by any team in a single season all-time.

 Tommy Milone has a 5.67 ERA since 2016, the highest figure among left-handers (minimum 200 innings). Four of the five runs Milone has allowed this season came in a single inning (the third frame of his first start).

HP - Reyburn, 1B - Blakney, 2B - Diaz, 3B - Timmons

The Baltimore Orioles are looking for better starting pitching while the World Series champion Washington Nationals are hoping for some healthy starting pitching.
These two teams start a weekend series in Washington Friday -- just a bus ride from Baltimore -- and the Nationals hope they don't lose starter Max Scherzer for too long after tweaking his hamstring Wednesday and leaving after one inning against the Mets.

O's look to get offense going against injury-riddled Nats

WASHINGTON (AP)  Even Chris Davis got in on the act for the suddenly slugging Orioles, doubling his season total by collecting two of Baltimore's 19 hits and raising his average from .087 to .143 in an 11-0 victory over the Washington Nationals on Friday night.
It was the biggest margin of victory in a shutout win by a team coming off a 100-loss season against a reigning World Series champion in baseball history, according to Stats.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Washington Nationals on August 7, 2020

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