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CJ Abrams wasted no time making an impact, homering in the first at-bat of the game to give the Washington Nationals an early lead against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Nationals capitalized on this momentum to secure a 2-0 victory and clinch the series.
Stellar Performance by Nationals’ Starter:
Nationals’ starter Jake Irvin delivered a standout performance, throwing six scoreless innings and allowing just four hits. Irvin’s efficiency and dominance on the mound set the tone for the Nationals’ success throughout the game.
Landon Knack made his major league debut for the Dodgers, showing resilience after surrendering early runs. Despite allowing two earned runs on four hits, Knack settled down and retired the next 12 batters, showcasing his potential as a promising talent.
Contributions and Challenges:
Joey Menses contributed to the Nationals’ early lead with a sacrifice fly, while Mookie Betts struggled, going 0-for-4 at the plate. Shohei Ohtani had a solid performance, recording three singles during the game.
Kyle Finnegan secured the Nationals’ victory, earning his seventh save by retiring the side in the ninth inning.
What’s Next
Next, the Washington Nationals will face the Houston Astros, with Mackenzie Gore taking the mound against Justin Verlander. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers will send Yoshinobu Yamamoto to start against the New York Mets.
