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Game Date:
05/22/2016
1:10pm EST
Lines:
Washington -1.5
Miami +1.5
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Over
7 (-112)
Under 7 (+102)
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After a pair of homers doomed him in his last start, Scherzer hopes to keep the ball in the park Sunday when he tries to avoid a second loss in a month to the host Miami Marlins. Scherzer (4-3, 4.01 ERA) is second in the majors with 76 strikeouts, but tied for the lead with 13 home runs allowed. "The home runs have been his nemesis all year," Nationals manager Dusty Baker told MLB's official website. Continue to Article
May 22, 2016 12:13:am EST
With the bases loaded and none out in the ninth inning, the Washington Nationals needed one run to tie the score, and pinch hitter Jayson Werth hit the ball in the worst possible place. Werth's grounder up the third-base line was backhanded by Martin Prado, who stepped on the bag and threw home for a double play. The Nationals trailed 3-1 before their first four batters reached in the ninth against closer A.J. Ramos. Continue to Article
May 21, 2016 11:53:pm EST
With the bases loaded and none out in the ninth inning, the Washington Nationals needed one run to tie the score, and pinch hitter Jayson Werth hit the ball in the worst possible place. Werth's grounder up the third-base line was backhanded by Martin Prado, who stepped on the bag and threw home for a double play. The Nationals trailed 3-1 before their first four batters reached in the ninth against closer A.J. Ramos. Continue to Article
May 21, 2016 11:53:pm EST
Jose Fernandez pitched six strong innings and then led the dugout celebrations as Miami made him a winner again at Marlins Park. Justin Bour hit a tiebreaking two-run homer and A.J. Ramos escaped a ninth-inning jam to help the Marlins beat the Washington Nationals 3-2 Saturday night. When Bour put Miami ahead to stay in the sixth, Fernandez leaped onto the dugout ledge, pounded the railing and hopping happily as he screamed. Continue to Article
May 21, 2016 11:37:pm EST
Jose Fernandez pitched six innings and then led the dugout celebration as Miami made him a winner again at Marlins Park by beating Washington 3-2 Saturday night. When Justin Bour put Miami ahead to stay with a two-run homer in the sixth, Fernandez leaped onto the dugout ledge, pounded the railing and hopping happily as he screamed. Ichiro Suzuki hiked his average to .373 with three singles and a double - the first four-hit game for the 42-year-old outfielder since August. Continue to Article
May 21, 2016 10:40:pm EST
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