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Lu.García grounded out, shortstop Gregorius to first baseman Bruce.

Grounded out, shortstop Gregorius to first baseman Bruce.

Harrison grounded out, third baseman Bohm to first baseman Bruce.

Grounded out, third baseman Bohm to first baseman Bruce.

Nationals

Turner doubled to left, Stevenson scored.

Holt doubled to right, Soto scored, Cabrera to third.

Doubled to right, Soto scored, Cabrera to third.

On right fielder Harper's fielding error, Cabrera scored, Holt to third.

Lu.García hit an infield single to shortstop, Holt scored.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Holt scored.

Nationals first.  Stevenson lined out to left fielder Moniak.  Turner struck out.  Soto safe at second on fielding error by left fielder Moniak.  Cabrera singled to right, Soto scored.  Holt flied out to left fielder Moniak.

Nationals third.  Stevenson doubled to center.  Turner doubled to left, Stevenson scored.  Soto was intentionally walked.  Turner stole third, Soto stole second.  Cabrera grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Nola to catcher Realmuto, Turner out, Soto to third.  Holt doubled to right, Soto scored, Cabrera to third.  On right fielder Harper's fielding error, Cabrera scored, Holt to third.  Gomes grounded out, shortstop Gregorius to first baseman Bruce.  Lu.García hit an infield single to shortstop, Holt scored.  Harrison popped out to shortstop Gregorius.

Phillies fourth.  Gregorius popped out to shortstop Turner.  Realmuto lined out to center fielder Robles.  Segura homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Bruce struck out.

 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 - Scheurwater, 1B - Arrieta, 2B - West, 3B - Valentine

Phillies face key doubleheader against Nationals
The Philadelphia Phillies will look to remain in playoff contention with a crucial doubleheader Tuesday against the host Washington Nationals.

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Philadelphia Phillies @ Washington Nationals on September 22, 2020

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