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Nationals

Kendrick flied out to center fielder Hays.

Gomes flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.

Orioles

Santander homered to right on a 2-0 count.

Gomes tripled to right, Lu.García scored, Kieboom scored.

Tripled to right, Lu.García scored, Kieboom scored.

Soto grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Davis to shortstop J.Iglesias, Turner scored, Cabrera out.

Grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Davis to shortstop J.Iglesias, Turner scored, Cabrera out.

Kieboom singled to left, Kendrick scored, Lu.García to second.

Singled to left, Kendrick scored, Lu.García to second.

Cabrera hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Santander, Robles scored, Turner to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Santander, Robles scored, Turner to third.

Turner singled to center, Kieboom scored, Gomes to third.

Singled to center, Kieboom scored, Gomes to third.

Eaton singled to right, Gomes scored, Turner to second.

Singled to right, Gomes scored, Turner to second.

Soto singled to left, Turner scored, Eaton to third, Cabrera to second.

Singled to left, Turner scored, Eaton to third, Cabrera to second.

Kendrick hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Hays, Eaton scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Hays, Eaton scored.

Lu.García doubled to right, Cabrera scored, Soto scored.

Doubled to right, Cabrera scored, Soto scored.

Smith Jr. hit an infield single to second, Velazquez scored.

Hit an infield single to second, Velazquez scored.

Orioles first.  Alberto popped out to first baseman Cabrera.  Santander homered to right on a 2-0 count.  Iglesias grounded out, second baseman Lu.García to first baseman Cabrera.  Fedde pitching.  Ruiz grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Cabrera.

Nationals second.  Soto singled to center.  Kendrick popped out to shortstop Iglesias.  Lu.García grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Alberto to shortstop Iglesias, Soto out.  Kieboom singled to center, Lu.García to third.  Gomes tripled to right, Lu.García scored, Kieboom scored.  Robles grounded out, shortstop Iglesias to first baseman Davis.

Nationals third.  Turner hit an infield single to shortstop.  Eaton flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Cabrera safe at first on fielder's choice plus fielding error by second baseman Alberto, Turner to third.  Soto grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman Davis to shortstop Iglesias, Turner scored, Cabrera out.  Soto stole second.  Kendrick singled to right, Soto scored.  Lu.García singled to left, Kendrick to second.  Kieboom singled to left, Kendrick scored, Lu.García to second.  Gomes grounded out, second baseman Alberto to first baseman Davis.

Nationals fourth.  Robles singled to left.  Turner singled to left, Robles to second.  Eaton sacrificed, third baseman Ruiz to first baseman Davis, Robles to third, Turner to second.  Cabrera hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Santander, Robles scored, Turner to third.  Soto grounded out, third baseman Ruiz to first baseman Davis.

Nationals seventh.  Cabrera homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Soto lined out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Kendrick grounded out, second baseman Alberto to first baseman Davis.  Lu.García grounded out, second baseman Alberto to first baseman Davis.

Orioles seventh.  Harris pitching.  Sisco grounded out, third baseman Kieboom to first baseman Cabrera.  Davis grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Cabrera.  Hays walked on a full count.  Alberto doubled to left, Hays scored.  Santander grounded out, third baseman Kieboom to first baseman Cabrera.

Nationals eighth.  Kieboom was hit by a pitch.  Gomes doubled to center, Kieboom to third.  Carroll pitching.  Robles struck out.  Turner singled to center, Kieboom scored, Gomes to third.  Eaton singled to right, Gomes scored, Turner to second.  Cabrera walked, Turner to third, Eaton to second.  Soto singled to left, Turner scored, Eaton to third, Cabrera to second.  Kendrick hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Hays, Eaton scored.  On Carroll's wild pitch, Cabrera to third, Soto to second.  Lu.García doubled to right, Cabrera scored, Soto scored.  Kieboom grounded out, shortstop Iglesias to first baseman Davis.

Orioles eighth.  Thames in as first baseman.  Taylor in as left fielder.  Difo in as shortstop.  Harper pitching.  Velazquez pinch-hitting for Iglesias.  Velazquez doubled to left.  Ruiz grounded out, third baseman Kieboom to first baseman Thames, Velazquez to third.  Severino popped out to second baseman Lu.García.  Smith Jr. hit an infield single to second, Velazquez scored.  Sisco struck out.

Nationals ninth.  Valaika in as second baseman.  Velazquez in as shortstop.  Gomes flied out to left fielder Smith Jr.  Robles doubled to center.  Thames struck out.  Eaton doubled to right, Robles scored.  Holaday pitching.  On Holaday's wild pitch, Eaton to third.  Taylor singled to left, Eaton scored.  Difo singled to left, Taylor to second.  Kendrick flied out to center fielder Hays.

 If the Orioles parlay their 5--2 lead into a win in today's completion of a game suspended on Aug. 9, that would complete a three-game sweep against the Nats. It would also mean the O's had either swept or been swept in five consecutive series, something no team has done since the start of the 2019 season.

 Baltimore won its first three games of a season against Washington as recently as 2016, and would do so again by winning the suspended game. Looking ahead, the Orioles have never won their first four games of a season against the Nationals or Expos.

 Southpaw Tommy Milone will start tonight's game for the Orioles. Washington has the highest batting average vs. left-handers in MLB (.304) but ranks 22nd among 30 teams against right-handers (.228).

 Stephen Strasburg was credited with 106 victories from 2012 to 2019, which was the second-highest eight-year total in franchise history behind only Steve Rogers (114 wins for the Expos from 1976 to 1983).

 Anthony Santander ranks second in the AL with 19 RBIs—one fewer than Aaron Judge—and has driven in at least one run in each of his last seven games.  The last Orioles player with an eight-game RBI streak was Jonathan Schoop (2017); the last to drive in runs in nine straight games was Miguel Tejada (2005).  Santander already has an RBI in the Aug. 9 game; he cannot extend the streak in today's resumption.

 Juan Soto has 5 HR, 10 RBIs, and a .414 batting average in 8 games this season.  The only player in franchise history to go 5/10/.400 or better in the Triple Crown categories over his first 10 games of a season was Bryce Harper in 2013.

HP - Hernandez, 1B - Bellino, 2B - Little, 3B - Lentz

The Baltimore Orioles were not expected to be a winning team at any point this season. Last year, they never swept a series, but now they've done it twice.
They finished a second sweep Thursday with an 11-4 victory in Philadelphia. The big hit was a three-run double from Anthony Santander. He's now second in the American League with 19 RBIs and has them in seven consecutive games.

Nationals, O's face off to finish game, play another

BALTIMORE (AP)  Stephen Strasburg had a very short stint on a terribly long day for the Washington Nationals, who are struggling with injuries to key players in their effort to repeat as World Series champions.
Strasburg threw only 16 pitches before leaving with a recurring nerve issue in his right hand in the first inning of Washington's 15-3 rout of the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night.

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Washington Nationals @ Baltimore Orioles on August 14, 2020

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