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Markakis grounded into a double play, shortstop Turner to first baseman Cabrera, Duvall out.

On initial placement, d'Arnaud to second.

Duvall walked, d'Arnaud to third, Swanson to second.

Walked, d'Arnaud to third, Swanson to second.

Grounded into a double play, shortstop Turner to first baseman Cabrera, Duvall out.

Soto doubled to right, Eaton scored, Turner scored.

Doubled to right, Eaton scored, Turner scored.

Nationals

Freeman singled to center, Markakis scored, Albies to third.

Singled to center, Markakis scored, Albies to third.

Ozuna singled to left, Albies scored, Freeman to second.

Singled to left, Albies scored, Freeman to second.

Thames homered to center on the first pitch.

Swanson walked, Inciarte scored, Freeman to third, Ozuna to second.

Walked, Inciarte scored, Freeman to third, Ozuna to second.

Ozuna homered to right on the first pitch.

Ozuna singled to left, Albies scored, Inciarte scored, Freeman to second.

Singled to left, Albies scored, Inciarte scored, Freeman to second.

d'Arnaud singled to right, Freeman scored, Ozuna to third.

Singled to right, Freeman scored, Ozuna to third.

Taylor singled to right, Eaton scored, Soto to third.

Singled to right, Eaton scored, Soto to third.

Nationals first.  Eaton doubled to right.  Turner walked.  Soto doubled to right, Eaton scored, Turner scored.  Thames singled to right, Soto scored.  Holt grounded into a double play, pitcher Tomlin to shortstop Swanson to first baseman Freeman, Thames out.  Gomes doubled to left.  Lu.García popped out to shortstop Swanson.

Nationals third.  Turner doubled to left.  Turner stole third.  Soto singled to left, Turner scored.  Thames struck out.  Soto stole second.  Holt grounded out, second baseman Albies to first baseman Freeman, Soto to third.  Gomes singled to center, Soto scored.  Lu.García grounded out, second baseman Albies to first baseman Freeman.

Braves fourth.  Duvall struck out.  Markakis doubled to right.  Albies walked on a full count.  Inciarte pinch-hitting for Acuña Jr.  Inciarte flied out to right fielder Eaton.  Freeman singled to center, Markakis scored, Albies to third.  Ozuna singled to left, Albies scored, Freeman to second.  d'Arnaud struck out.

Nationals fifth.  Matzek pitching.  Turner popped out to second baseman Albies.  Soto struck out.  Thames homered to center on the first pitch.  Holt struck out.

Braves sixth.  Harper pitching.  Albies grounded out, pitcher Harper to first baseman Thames.  Inciarte singled to center.  Freeman singled to center, Inciarte to second.  Ozuna singled to center, Inciarte to third, Freeman to second.  McGowin pitching.  d'Arnaud struck out.  Swanson walked, Inciarte scored, Freeman to third, Ozuna to second.  Riley grounded out, third baseman Kieboom to first baseman Thames.

Braves eighth.  Harris pitching.  Freeman grounded out, shortstop Turner to first baseman Thames.  Ozuna homered to right on the first pitch.  d'Arnaud walked on a full count.  Swanson lined out to left fielder Holt.  Riley popped out to second baseman Lu.García.

Nationals eighth.  Smith pitching.  Taylor pinch-hitting for Holt.  Taylor struck out.  Gomes homered to left on a 1-0 count.  Lu.García grounded out, pitcher Smith to first baseman Freeman.  Kieboom walked on four pitches.  Robles grounded out, third baseman Riley to first baseman Freeman.

Braves ninth.  Taylor in as left fielder.  Hudson pitching.  Duvall struck out.  Markakis flied out to left fielder Taylor.  Albies doubled to center.  Inciarte walked on a full count.  Freeman walked on a full count, Albies to third, Inciarte to second.  Ozuna singled to left, Albies scored, Inciarte scored, Freeman to second.  d'Arnaud singled to right, Freeman scored, Ozuna to third.  Swanson grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Turner to second baseman Lu.García, d'Arnaud out.

Nationals twelfth.  Dayton pitching.  On initial placement, Eaton to second.  Turner flied out to right fielder Markakis, Eaton to third.  Soto was intentionally walked.  Harrison struck out.  On defensive indifference, Soto to second.  Taylor singled to right, Eaton scored, Soto to third.

 These teams have split six meetings this year -- all in Atlanta -- with both teams averaging over 6.0 runs in those games (Braves 7.0, Nationals 6.3). The Braves went 6-3 at Nationals Park last season.

 The Braves set a modern NL record (since 1900) yesterday with 29 runs scored in a 29-9 defeat of the Marlins. It was the Braves' first win by 20+ runs since a 24-4 win over the Louisville Colonels in September 1898, when the franchise was in Boston and known as the Beaneaters.

 Washington has won four of its last five games, including a two-game sweep of the Rays earlier this week. The Nats have averaged 6.8 runs over their last five games, despite hitting just one homer over that span.

 Trea Turner leads the majors with a .359 batting average. The only players in franchise history (including Expos years) to win a batting title are Al Oliver in 1982 (.331) and Tim Raines in 1986 (.334).

 Adam Duvall (9), Freddie Freeman (6) and Ronald Acuna Jr. (5) all set career highs in RBI in Wednesday's win. Duvall registered his second three-homer game in eight days, becoming the first Braves player all-time with multiple three-homer games in his career.

 Austin Voth has given up 10 home runs in 28.1 innings this year, the highest home run rate among MLB pitchers with at least 25 innings pitched (3.2 HR per 9 IP).

HP - Rackley, 1B - Barksdale, 2B - Conroy, 3B - Vanover

The Atlanta Braves have shown they can hit. The challenge has been to piece together enough innings from their starting pitchers. They'll try again on Friday when they visit Washington for the second of a four-game series at Nationals Park.
The Braves will turn to veteran right-hander Josh Tomlin (2-2, 3.77 ERA), who will oppose Washington right-hander Erick Fedde (1-3, 5.29).

Pitching-hungry Braves face Nationals again

WASHINGTON (AP)  Michael A. Taylor hit a game-ending single in the 12th inning, and the Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 8-7 on Friday night after blowing a five-run lead for the second straight game.
Nationals relievers Kyle Finnegan and James Borque (1-0) worked out of bases-loaded jams in the 11th and 12th innings, respectively, and the NL East-leading Braves couldn't score in three extra frames with a runner starting at second base. Atlanta left 22 runners on base in the game.

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Atlanta Braves @ Washington Nationals on September 11, 2020

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