Major League Baseball
Miami Marlins
15
Washington Nationals
7
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIA | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 5 | 15 |
| WSH | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 7 |
The NL East champion Nationals locked up home-field advantage until the World Series by beating the Miami Marlins 4-0 on Doug Fister's three-hitter in the opener of a day-night doubleheader Friday. Miami took Game 2 by a score of 15-7.
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
E Hernandez homered to left center (405 feet), J Bour, J Realmuto and A Hechavarria scored.
J Realmuto singled to left, J Valdespin scored, J Bour to second.
Pitch 7: foul
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 5: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
T Moore homered to right center (384 feet).
A Hechavarria reached on infield single to pitcher, J Bour scored on throwing error by pitcher A Barrett.
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
J Bour doubled to deep right center, G Jones and R Johnson scored.
Pitch 7: foul
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
K Frandsen singled to center, J Kobernus scored, M Taylor to third.
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
T Moore grounded into double play, third to second to first, J Werth scored, W Ramos out at second.
Pitch 4: foul
A Hechavarria doubled to deep center, J Realmuto scored.
Pitch 11: foul
Pitch 10: foul
Pitch 9: foul
Pitch 8: foul
End of the 9th
S Souza Jr. flied out to right.
Pitch 4: in play
Pitch 3: ball 1
Pitch 2: strike 2 (looking)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (looking)
S Souza Jr. batting
T Moore singled to left.
Pitch 2: in play
Pitch 1: strike 1 (looking)
T Moore batting
W Ramos popped out to second.
Pitch 2: in play
Pitch 1: strike 1 (swinging)
W Ramos batting
J Werth struck out swinging.
Pitch 7: strike 3 (swinging)
Pitch 6: ball 3
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: ball 2
Pitch 2: ball 1
Pitch 1: strike 1 (looking)
J Werth batting
A DeSclafani relieved A Ramos.
Bottom of the 9th inning
Middle of the 9th
C McGehee grounded into double play, second to shortstop to first, C Yelich out at second.
Pitch 3: in play
Pitch 2: ball 1
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
C McGehee batting
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Michael A. TaylorCF21
Kevin Frandsen3B43
Jayson WerthRF28
Wilson RamosC40
Tyler Moore1B28
Steven Souza Jr.LF21
Danny EspinosaSS14
Jeff Kobernus2B23
Taylor HillP58
Ross DetwilerP75
Scott HairstonPH7
Xavier CedenoP45
Aaron BarrettP61
Rafael SorianoP82
Ryan ZimmermanPH11
Craig StammenP34
Ryan MattheusP41
Christian YelichLF22
Donovan Solano2B16
Casey McGehee3B31
Garrett JonesRF33
Reed JohnsonLF5
Justin Bour1B41
J.T. RealmutoC10
Adeiny HechavarriaSS56
Andrew HeaneyP33
AJ RamosP44
Anthony DeSclafaniP21
Chris HatcherP44
Jordany ValdespinRF23
Ed LucasPH5
Brad PennyP31
Carter CappsP56
Enrique HernandezCF5
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