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Stevenson fouled out to left fielder Moniak.

Cabrera singled to center, Stevenson scored, Soto to second.

Singled to center, Stevenson scored, Soto to second.

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Holt stole second. On throwing error by catcher Knapp, Soto scored, Holt to third.

On Sánchez's balk, Moniak scored, Haseley to second.

Lu.García grounded out, catcher Knapp to first baseman Bohm, Cabrera scored, Holt to second.

Grounded out, catcher Knapp to first baseman Bohm, Cabrera scored, Holt to second.

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

Singled to left, Turner scored, Cabrera to second.

On left fielder Moniak's throwing error, Cabrera scored, Holt to second.

Nationals first.  Stevenson doubled to left.  Turner flied out to right fielder Bruce, Stevenson to third.  Soto walked.  Cabrera singled to center, Stevenson scored, Soto to second.  Holt grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Gregorius unassisted, Soto to third, Cabrera out.  Holt stole second. On throwing error by catcher Knapp, Soto scored, Holt to third.  Suzuki walked on four pitches.  Lu.García struck out.

Phillies fifth.  Knapp grounded out, first baseman Cabrera to pitcher Sánchez.  Kingery struck out.  Moniak walked on a full count.  Haseley singled to center, Moniak to third.  On Sánchez's balk, Moniak scored, Haseley to second.  Harper struck out.

Nationals sixth.  Cabrera singled to left.  Holt singled to center, Cabrera to second.  Suzuki lined out to center fielder Haseley, Cabrera to third.  Lu.García grounded out, catcher Knapp to first baseman Bohm, Cabrera scored, Holt to second.  Kieboom was hit by a pitch.  Parker pitching.  Harrison pinch-running for Kieboom.  Robles walked on four pitches, Holt to third, Harrison to second.  Stevenson struck out.

Nationals seventh.  Turner singled to center.  Soto lined out to left fielder Moniak.  Turner stole second.  Cabrera walked on a full count.  Holt singled to left, Turner scored, Cabrera to second.  On left fielder Moniak's throwing error, Cabrera scored, Holt to second.  Rosso pitching.  Suzuki struck out, catcher Knapp to first baseman Bohm, Holt to third.  Lu.García grounded out, second baseman Kingery to first baseman Bohm.

 These teams start a four-game series with the Phillies having won all six previous meetings this season. Philadelphia has lost the season series each of the previous five years, compiling a 33-62 record against Washington.

 The Nationals won two of five games in Miami, including a 15-0 victory Sunday in which Washington had 18 hits. The Nationals are batting .287 on the road this season but just .238 at home. That .049 road-over-home difference in batting average is the largest in baseball this season.

 The Phillies won three of four against the Blue Jays, reaching base on balls 21 times. Philadelphia hasn't drawn more walks in a single series since Sept. 2012 (22 vs. Hou).

 Juan Soto had seven hits and three walks over the weekend against the Marlins, boosting his on-base percentage to an MLB-high .476 this season (min. 3.1 PA/Team G). The last player who finished his age-21 season with an OBP over .450 was Mel Ott in 1930 (.458).

 Alec Bohm is riding a six-game hitting streak, and has at least one hit in 12 of his last 13 games. Since September 10, Bohm leads all major-league rookie in runs (12), hits (19) and doubles (5).

 The first game of Tuesday's double-header will have a 3:05 p.m. ET first pitch, with the other three scheduled to be played under the lights. The Phillies are 5-12 (.294) in day games but 22-14 (.611) in night games, the largest night-over-day discrepancy in the league this season.

HP - Valentine, 1B - Scheurwater, 2B - Carapazza, 3B - West

As the Philadelphia Phillies potentially close in on their first playoff appearance since 2011, they may be even further depleted.
Already without catcher J.T. Realmuto, first baseman Rhys Hoskins, starting pitchers Spencer Howard and Jake Arrieta and reliever Jose Alvarez, the Phillies received another dose of bad news in Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.

Injury-plagued Phillies open 4-game series against Nationals

WASHINGTON (AP)  Bryce Harper was hitless in his return from back stiffness and Philadelphia manager Joe Girardi was ejected in the third inning of a 5-1 loss to the Washington Nationals on Monday night that dropped the Phillies back to .500 and hurt their playoff hopes.
''We played poorly, really poorly and that's what bothers me more than anything,'' Girardi said. ''We didn't swing the bats well and sometimes that plays into it. We need to play better moving forward if we want to play in October.''

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Washington Nationals on September 21, 2020

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