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Difo grounded out, shortstop Velazquez to first baseman Valaika.

Grounded out, shortstop Velazquez to first baseman Valaika.

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

Singled to left, Turner scored, Soto to second.

Kieboom hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Smith Jr., Soto scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Smith Jr., Soto scored.

Robles singled to left, Cabrera scored, Suzuki to second.

Singled to left, Cabrera scored, Suzuki to second.

Santander homered to right on a 1-0 count.

Suzuki hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mullins, Turner scored, Soto to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mullins, Turner scored, Soto to third.

Severino homered to left on a 2-0 count, Ruiz scored, Sisco scored.

Homered to left on a 2-0 count, Ruiz scored, Sisco scored.

Santander homered to right on a 2-0 count.

Suzuki safe at second on throwing error by third baseman Ruiz, Soto scored.

Safe at second on throwing error by third baseman Ruiz, Soto scored.

Nationals first.  Turner walked on a full count.  Soto singled to left, Turner to second.  Cabrera singled to left, Turner scored, Soto to second.  Suzuki singled to right, Soto to third, Cabrera to second.  Kieboom hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder Smith Jr., Soto scored.  Harrison popped out to shortstop Valaika.  Robles singled to left, Cabrera scored, Suzuki to second.  J.López pitching.  Taylor grounded out, shortstop Valaika to first baseman Núñez.

Orioles first.  Alberto struck out, catcher Suzuki to first baseman Cabrera.  Santander homered to right on a 1-0 count.  Ruiz struck out.  Núñez struck out.

Nationals fifth.  Turner singled to center.  Soto singled to left, Turner to second.  Cabrera struck out.  On J.López's wild pitch, Turner to third, Soto to second.  Suzuki hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Mullins, Turner scored, Soto to third.  Phillips pitching.  Kieboom singled to right, Soto scored.  Harrison walked on four pitches, Kieboom to second.  Robles walked on a full count, Kieboom to third, Harrison to second.  Taylor struck out.

Orioles sixth.  Ruiz walked.  Núñez popped out to third baseman Kieboom.  Sisco singled to left, Ruiz to second.  On Scherzer's wild pitch, Ruiz to third, Sisco to second.  Severino homered to left on a 2-0 count, Ruiz scored, Sisco scored.  Smith Jr. grounded out, third baseman Kieboom to first baseman Cabrera.  Valaika flied out to center fielder Robles.

Orioles seventh.  Mullins struck out.  Alberto grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Cabrera.  Santander homered to right on a 2-0 count.  Ruiz popped out to first baseman Cabrera.

Nationals eighth.  Lakins pitching.  Turner grounded out, shortstop Valaika to first baseman Núñez.  Soto walked.  Cabrera grounded out, first baseman Núñez unassisted, Soto to second.  Suzuki safe at second on throwing error by third baseman Ruiz, Soto scored.  Kieboom walked on four pitches.  Thames pinch-hitting for Harrison.  Fry pitching.  Thames popped out to shortstop Valaika.

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

The Baltimore Orioles have a chance to take a series from the Washington Nationals on consecutive weekends, a possibility that would have come as a surprise before the season began.
The Orioles swept the Nationals last weekend -- although the third game was suspended and finished in Baltimore this past Friday.

Orioles look to take series from Nationals again

BALTIMORE (AP)  Max Scherzer struck out 10 over seven innings, and the Washington Nationals scored an unearned run in the eighth to break a tie and squeeze past the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 Sunday.
With the victory, the defending World Series champion Nationals won the three-game series and climbed out of last place in the NL East at 8-11.

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Washington Nationals @ Baltimore Orioles on August 16, 2020

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