Major League Baseball
Washington Nationals
6
Houston Astros
2
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WSH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 6 |
| HOU | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
Howie Kendrick and Anthony Rendon homered in the seventh inning as the Washington Nationals overcame a two-run deficit, rocking the Houston Astros 6-2 on Wednesday night in Game 7 of the World Series to win the first title in franchise history.
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9/30/26 | vs Chicago White Sox | L 3-7 | MLB |
| 9/29/26 | vs Chicago White Sox | L 3-6 | MLB |
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Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Eaton singled to center, Gomes scored and Robles scored, Turner to second, Turner safe at third on error by center fielder Marisnick.
Eaton singled to center, Gomes scored and Robles scored, Turner to second, Turner safe at third on error by center fielder Marisnick.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 7 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Soto singled to right, Eaton scored.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Kendrick homered to right (336 feet), Soto scored.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Swinging
Rendon homered to left (374 feet).
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Correa singled to shallow left, Gurriel scored, Alvarez to third.
Pitch 5 : Ball In Play
Pitch 4 : Ball 2
Pitch 3 : Ball 1
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Swinging
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
End of the 9th inning
Brantley struck out swinging.
Pitch 7 : Strike 3 Swinging
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Ball 3
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Ball 2
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Daniel Hudson pitches to Michael Brantley
Altuve struck out swinging.
Pitch 3 : Strike 3 Swinging
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Looking
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Daniel Hudson pitches to Jose Altuve
Springer popped out to second.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Daniel Hudson pitches to George Springer
Hudson relieved Corbin
Bottom of the 9th inning
Middle of the 9th inning
Soto flied out to center.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Jose Urquidy pitches to Juan Soto
Rendon popped out to shortstop.
Pitch 6 : Ball In Play
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Ball 3
Pitch 3 : Ball 2
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Jose Urquidy pitches to Anthony Rendon
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George SpringerRF4
Jose Altuve2B27
Michael BrantleyLF23
Alex Bregman3B3
Yuli Gurriel1B10
Yordan AlvarezDH44
Carlos CorreaSS1
Robinson ChirinosC23
Josh ReddickRF22
Jake MarisnickCF94
Trea TurnerSS7
Adam EatonRF9
Anthony Rendon3B6
Juan SotoLF22
Howie KendrickDH47
Asdrubal Cabrera2B3
Ryan Zimmerman1B11
Yan GomesC15
Victor RoblesCF10
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