Major League Baseball
Washington Nationals
4
New York Mets
0
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WSH | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 |
| NYM | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Stephen Strasburg outpitched Noah Syndergaard, rookie Victor Robles homered for Washington's only hit until the ninth inning and the Nationals beat the drowsy Mets 4-0 to spoil New York's home opener Thursday.
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Difo singled to shallow left, Soto scored, Gomes to second.
Pitch 3 : Ball In Play
Pitch 2 : Ball 2
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Zimmerman hit sacrifice fly to left, Rendon scored.
Pitch 4 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Robles homered to left center (382 feet).
Pitch 1 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 10 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 9 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 8 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 7 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 7 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 8 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 7 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 7 : Ball In Play
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 9 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 8 : Strike 2 Foul
End of the 9th inning
Rosario flied out to right.
Pitch 5 : Ball In Play
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Swinging
Pitch 3 : Ball 2
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Sean Doolittle pitches to Amed Rosario
McNeil flied out to left.
Pitch 3 : Ball In Play
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Swinging
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Swinging
Sean Doolittle pitches to Jeff McNeil
Ramos singled to right.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Sean Doolittle pitches to Wilson Ramos
Conforto struck out swinging.
Pitch 5 : Strike 3 Swinging
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Swinging
Pitch 2 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Sean Doolittle pitches to Michael Conforto
Doolittle relieved Adams
Bottom of the 9th inning
Middle of the 9th inning
Eaton popped out to catcher.
Pitch 3 : Ball In Play
Pitch 2 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Tim Peterson pitches to Adam Eaton
Robles walked, Adams to second.
Pitch 7 : Ball 4
Showing the last 40 of 585 events.
WSH wins series 2-1
Brandon NimmoCF24
Pete Alonso1B25
Robinson Cano2B22
Michael ConfortoRF30
Wilson RamosC40
Jeff McNeilLF22
Amed RosarioSS14
Juan LagaresCF10
Noah SyndergaardP34
Dominic SmithPH2
J.D. Davis3B22
Justin WilsonP32
Jeurys FamiliaP31
Luis GuillormePH0
Seth LugoP67
Tim PetersonP63
Adam EatonRF9
Brian Dozier2B15
Anthony Rendon3B6
Juan SotoLF22
Ryan Zimmerman1B11
Yan GomesC15
Wilmer DifoSS30
Stephen StrasburgP37
Victor RoblesCF10
Matt GraceP33
Andrew StevensonPH45
Justin MillerP60
Tony SippP36
Matt AdamsPH18
Sean DoolittleP63
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