Despite an eruption defeat on Tuesday, the Nationals are now able to withdraw this series from the dishes, thanks to the 5-4 victory last night. If they can withdraw it, the Nats would find themselves as winners of their last eight and last seven of their last 12 before their road trip in Philadelphia and New York.
To do this, they will certainly need a better starting start. During their last three games, national starters have only made 13 rounds while abandoning 16 points (15 deserved), 19 strokes and eight walks. It is probably not a coincidence that the Nats went 1-2 in these matches.
Fortunately, they have them on the mound to try to provide them with a certain length. Mackenzie Gore has a 5-12 sheet with a 4.04 MPM in the season, but he finished six innings in each of his last two departures, allowing only two combined points and withdrawing 17. Sleeves.
Sean Manaea will only make his eighth appearance (seventh departure) after his year was delayed from a right oblique tension. Overall, the veteran Southpaw is 1-1 with an MPM of 4.78, but he posted an MPM of 7.98 and the dishes are 0-3 during his three departures of August.
Washington Nationals against New York Mets
Or: National park
Gametime: 4:05 p.m. EDT
TV: MASN, MLB.TV
Radio: 106.7 The fan, dc 87.7 (Spanish), mlb.com
Weather report: Cloudy, 73 degrees, wind 12 mid / h in the central field
Put
SS Francisco Lindor
RF Juan Soto
DH Starling Marte
1B Pete Alonso
Winds 3B Mark
2b Brett Baty
LF Tyrone Taylor
See Cedric Mullins
C Hayden Senger
LHL 4A La Laaea
Nationals
DH James Wood
SS CJ Abrams
2b Paul Dejong
1B Andrés Chaparro
C Riley Adams
RF Dylan Crews
LF Daylen Lile
Brady 3B house
See Jacob Young
LHP MACKENZIE GORE
