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LHP Patrick Corbin (6-5, 3.90) | RHP Zac Gallen (0-0, 1.80)
Wednesday, June 26, 2019 l 7:10 p.m. ET l Game #79 / Road #39
Marlins Park l Miami, Fla.
Television: MASN | Radio: 106.7 The Fan / Nationals Radio Net.
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Standing: 38-40, 3rd Place, -8.0, National League East • National League East Champions: 2017, 2016, 2014, 2012
WHEN... NATIONALS NEWS OPPONENT
Home.................................21-19 MAD MAX IN MIAMI MIAMI MARLINS
Road.................................17-21 The Washington Nationals topped the Miami Marlins, 6-1, in Tuesday night’s series opener, behind another The Nationals and Marlins will meet 19 times in
Day....................................18-13 strong outing from Max Scherzer (8.0 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 10 SO) and offense from Trea Turner (1-for-5, HR, 3 RBI, 2019 (10 in D.C., 9 in MIA)...Washington went 13-6
Night.................................20-27 R) and Juan Soto (1-for-3, 2 RBI, R). against Miami in 2018, and outscored them 123-
Current Streak........................W1 • For Scherzer, it was his 89th career 10+ strikeout game and his seventh of 2019...It was his third 88 in the season series...Nationals reliever Kyle
Last 5 Games........................3-2 straight start with 10+ strikeouts...The three-game streak of 10+ strikeouts is the second-longest in Barraclough appeared in 227 games out of Miami’s
Last 10 Games......................7-3 Major League Baseball this season, behind Chris Sale (4 games, May 3 - May 19 and May 31 - June 15). bullpen from 2015-18... Assistant hitting coach Joe
March....................................1-2 • Following his seventh straight strong outing, Scherzer has vaulted himself into second in the National Dillon made his MLB debut on May 18, 2005 with the
April..................................11-14 League in ERA at 2.52...Over this stretch, he is 5-0 with a 0.92 ERA (5 ER/49.0 IP), 69 strikeouts, eight Florida Marlins...In 2004, he was named the Florida
May...................................12-17 walks and a .179 opp. AVG...He’s lowered his ERA from 3.72 (25th in the NL) to where it currently stands Marlins Minor League Player of the Year...Ryan
June....................................14-7 at 2.52. Zimmeran’s 35 home runs are third-most all-time
Vs. LHSP..............................9-11 against the Florida/Miami Marlins.
Vs. RHSP...........................29-29 CORBIN SHOOTING FOR 1000 2019 RECORD
Series Opener......................9-17 MILESTONE TRACKER
With 999 in hand, Patrick Corbin is looking to record his 1,000th Player Category Milestone W-L............................. 5-3 (3-1 in D.C., 2-2 in MIA)
Series Opener at Home..........4-9 strikeout tonight against the Miami Marlins...With one more Patrick Corbin SO 1,000 (999) Streak.................................................................W1
Series Opener on Road..........5-8 strikeout, Corbin would become the 17th left-handed pitcher to Sean Doolittle SV 100 (98) Aggregate Score................Nationals 44, Marlins 32
By Series......................... 9-11-5
reach the 1,000 strikeout mark among active players in Major Yan Gomes HR 100 (90) ALL-TIME RECORD
By Home Series................. 5-6-2 Gerardo Parra RBI 500 (494)
League Baseball. W-L / Nationals (2005-present)................. 134-131
By Road Series.................. 4-5-3 Anthony Rendon RBI 500 (472)
Stephen Strasburg SO 1,621 (1,564) W-L / Home (2005-present)............................ 76-58
Rubber Games......................5-5
WINNING WAYS *Tying Steve Rogers for most in MON/WSH history W-L / Nationals Park (2008-present)............. 61-46
Sweeps/Were Swept...............3-2
The Nationals have won six of eight, seven of their last 10, 10 of Trea Turner H 500 (457) W-L / Away (2005-present)............................ 59-73
Scored First.......................25-14 Ryan Zimmerman RBI 1,000 (999)
their last 15 and 19 of 28 games dating to May 24. W-L / Franchise (Expos/Nationals)............. 216-222
Opponent Scored First.......13-26
1-run games.......................8-12 • Their .679 winning percentage (19-9) since May 24 ranks Ryan Zimmerman R 947 (923) 2019 GAME LOG
*Tying Tim Raines for most in MON/WSH history
1 or 2 run games...............13-19 second in Major League Baseball behind the Los Angeles DATE RESULT WIN-LOSS-SAVE
Comeback Wins.................16-21 Dodgers .742 (23-8). 4/19atMIA L, 3-2 Smith-Sánchez-Romo
Last AB Wins.......................7-10 • Dating to May 24, the Nationals rank third in the National League in runs scored (170) and have out- 4/20atMIA L, 9-3 Ureña-Scherzer-None
Walkoff Wins.........................4-2 scored opponents, 170-119. 4/21atMIA W, 5-0 Strasburg-Richards-None
Extra Innings.........................2-3 5/24vsMIA W, 12-10 Barraclough-Anderson-Doolittle
Led After 6..........................31-5 SOTO STREAKS 5/25vsMIA W, 5-0 Corbin-Alcantara-None
Led After 7..........................31-3 Juan Soto has hit safely in 10 straight games dating to June 14...Soto is 15-for-35 (.429) with two doubles, 5/26vsMIA W, 9-6 Fedde-Smith-None
Led After 8..........................33-0 two triples, two home runs, 11 RBI, five walks, two stolen bases and eight runs scored...He has a .500 on-base 5/27vsMIA L, 3-2 Ureña-Barraclough-Romo
Tied After 6............................3-7 percentage and a .771 slugging percentage during the 10-game streak...The streak is tied for the second 6/25vsMIA W, 6-1 Scherzer-Richards-None
Tied After 7............................3-7 longest of his career, behind a 14-game hitting streak done on May 17-31, 2017. 6/26vsMIA
Tied After 8............................4-7 • On the season, Soto ranks fifth in the National League in on-base percentage (.400) and 11th in batting 6/27vsMIA
Behind After 6.....................4-28 average (.306). 7/2vsMIA
Behind After 7.....................4-30 • Among National League outfielders, he ranks in on-base percentage (4th, .400), RBI (T5th, 50), OPS (6th, 7/3vsMIA
Behind After 8.....................1-33 .932), walks (6th, 39), batting average (7th, .306) and slugging percentage (9th, .532). 7/4vsMIA
Division Games.................20-17 8/30vsMIA
Vs. Other Divisions............18-23 THE 5TH BEST THIRD BASEMAN IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE 8/31vsMIA
Vs. A.L. Teams.......................3-1 Anthony Rendon ranks in the National League in OPS (3rd, 1.037), on-base percentage (4th .406), slugging 9/19vsMIA
Vs. N.L. Teams...................35-39 percentage (6th, .631), runs scored (6th, 58), batting average (8th, .314) and RBI (9th, 55). 9/20atMIA
Vs. A.L. Central.....................3-1 • Rendon put together a first half worthy of consideration for his first All-Star Game selection, but finished 9/21atMIA
Vs. N.L. East......................20-17 fifth in the fan voting...Among National League third basemen, he ranks in: 9/22atMIA
Vs. N.L. Central...................5-11 Rk. Category No. DAVE MARTINEZ
Vs. N.L. West.....................10-11 1st On-Base Percentage .404 Second-year manager Dave Martinez was named the
Hit 0 HR..............................5-13 1st Slugging Percentage .631 seventh field manager in Nationals history on Oct. 30,
Hit 1+ HR..........................33-27 1st OPS 1.037 2017...The 2019 season marks his 31st season in pro-
Hit 2+ HR..........................19-11 1st wRC+ (FanGraphs.com) 161 fessional baseball...A 16-year Major League outfielder,
Scored 3 or Fewer Runs.......3-28 1st wOBA (FanGraphs.com) .422 Martinez joined the Nationals after 10 seasons as a
Scored 4 or More Runs......35-12 1st OPS+ (Baseball-Reference.com) 160 Major League coach in Chicago (2015–17) and Tampa
Scored 5 or More Runs........30-9 1st Doubles 20 Bay (2008–14).
Allowed 3 or Fewer Runs.....22-4 2nd WAR (FanGraphs.com) 3.2 WHAT THEY’RE SAYING
Allowed 4 or More Runs.....16-36 2nd Batting Average .314 @dougherty_jesse - June 25 (Washington Post)
Allowed 5 or More Runs.....12-31 3rd RBI 53 And then Trea Turner crushes a home run to left field,
More Hits than Opponent....28-5 his sixth of the season, and the Nationals lead 6-0 in
Fewer Hits than Opponent...6-27 the top of the fourth.
HOWIE DOES IT
Committed No Errors.........24-18
Since May 26, Howie Kendrick is hitting .391 (27-for-69) with four doubles, five homers, 19 RBI, seven walks,
Committed 1 or More Errors.14-22 @dougherty_jesse - June 25 (Washington Post)
one stolen base and 20 runs scored in 22 games.
Before All-star Game.........38-40
• On the season, he ranks seventh in the National League with a .380 average with runners in scoring Max Scherzer in five June starts now: Three earned
Starter Goes at least 5 inn.31-35 runs in 38 innings. 54 strikeouts and five walks.
position (19-for-50) with 34 RBI.
Starter Goes at least 6 inn.27-20
• Kendrick ranks in the National League (min. 200 PA) in batting average (6th, .328), OPS (10th, .956) and
Starter Goes at least 7 inn..16-7 That’ll play
Home Whites........................ 6-7 slugging percentage (13th, .575).
Road Greys..........................9-18
@masnKolko - June 25 (MASN)
Red Alternates......................6-4
Max Scherzer in his last 7 starts: 0.92 ERA, 69 Ks in
Blue Alternates.....................4-2 IN THE COMMUNITY 49 IP. He’s really freakin good, folks.
Blue Stars & Stripes..............3-5 July 3: Nats On Base
White Stars & Stripes............9-4 The Nationals will help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the U.S Air Force’s 1st Helicopter Squadron, based at
@Todd_Dybas - June 25 (NBC Sports Washington)
Joint Base Andrews. Airmen will be recognized during pregame ceremonies and take part in games between
MASN shows Fernando Rodney warming.
innings. Ceremonies will also include a flyover of Bell UH-1N Twin Huey aircraft.
NATIONALS HISTORY It’s time for the FRE: Fernando Rodney Experience.
June 26 (5-7)
2013 - Anthony Rendon posted three hits and Tyler Moore homered in his first game since being recalled @MarkZuckerman - June 25 (MASNSports.com)
from Triple-A in Washington’s 3-2 home win over Arizona. Jordan Zimmermann earned the win, his 13th Max Scherzer cruised for 8 innings. Trea Turner
consecutive winning decision at Nationals Park, allowing just two runs in seven innings. After being touched launched a 3-run homer. And Fernando Rodney
for two Diamondback runs in the first inning, Zimmermann answered with five 1-2-3 innings among his final pitched a scoreless 9th and did the bow-and-arrow
6.0 innings pitched. thing to wrap up the Nationals’ 6-1 win in Miami.
Year Opp. Lg W L SV
SVO G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO WHIP FIP ERA
2019 MIA NL 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 8.0 2 0 0 0 0 11 0.50 — 0.00
CAREER 18 7 0 0 32 32 1 181.0 145 61 58 13 53 193 1.09 — 2.88
BULLPEN NOTES BULLPEN MAP
#63 DOOLITTLE, Sean (LHP) LEFT RIGHT
YR TEAM LG W L SV SVO G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO WHIP FIP ERA • #63 S. Doolittle • #48 J. Guerra
2019 WSH NL 4 2 16 19 33 0 0 31.2 32 11 11 3 8 38 1.26 2.89 3.13 • #33 M. Grace • #21 T. Rainey
LAST: 6/23 vs. ATL (1.0 IP, H) • #36 T. Sipp • #56 F. Rodney
Hard-throwing left-handed closer earned his second career All-Star selection in 2018...Enters his second full season with the Nationals. • #39 J. Venters • #51 W. Suero
• Ranks T6th in NL with 16 saves...Has issued just 1 BB in his last 10 appearances....4 of 11 ER this season came in 1 app. (5/22 at NYM). VS. MARLINS
• Since joining WSH (7/16/17) has allowed 3 XBH to LHB...Pitch mix: 4-Seam (91.5%), Slider (5.1%), Split Finger (3.4%) PLAYER W L S G IP ER ERA
HOLDS: 0 IR / IS: 15 / 4 OPP. SLASH: .254 / .304 / .389 Corbin
2019 1 0 0 1 9.0 0 0.00
#33 GRACE, Matt (LHP) Career 2 1 0 7 46.0 19 3.72
YR TEAM LG W L SV SVO G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO WHIP FIP ERA Doolittle
2019 WSH NL 0 1 0 0 35 0 0 30.1 38 23 22 6 8 20 1.52 5.33 6.53 2019 0 0 1 2 1.1 1 6.75
LAST: 6/22 vs. ATL (1.0 IP, 2 H, ER, SO) Career 1 0 9 16 16.0 2 1.13
Lefty who experienced a career year in 2018...Has induced ground balls at a rate of 54.6% in his 162 career big league games (MLB average: 45%). Grace
• Last 13 G: 2.61 ERA (3 ER/10.1 IP), 8 H, 3 ER, BB, 3 SO, .235 opp. AVG (8-for-34). 2019 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 —
• Posted a 2.87 ERA in 56 games in 2018...Pitch mix: Sinker (61%), Slider (28.2%), Changeup (5.7%), Cutter (4.6%), 4-seam (0.2%), Curve (0.2%). Career 1 0 0 22 22.0 8 3.27
HOLDS: 4 IR / IS: 24 / 11 OPP. SLASH: .311 / .356 / .533 Guerra
Most Triples:........................................................................... 2, at Atlanta, May 29 5/14 vsNYM L, 6-2 16-25 4th, -8.0 Syndergaard (3-3) Hellickson (2-2) None 23, 315 / 2:38
5/15 vsNYM W, 5-1 17-25 4th, -7.0 Corbin (4-1) Font (1-1) None 29,673 / 2:28
............................................................................................... 2, vs. Atlanta, June 21 5/16 vsNYM W, 7-6 18-25 4th, -6.0 Jennings (1-2) Wheeler (3-3) Doolittle (7) 28,807 / 3:16
5/17 vsCHI L, 14-6 18-26 4th, -7.0 Hamels (4-0) Scherzer (2-5) None 33,296 / 4:09
Most Home Runs:.................................................................... 4, 6x, Last: vs. Arizona, June 16 5/18 vsCHI W, 5-2 19-26 4th, -7.0 Strasburg (4-3) Lester (3-2) Doolittle (8) 37,582 / 2:56
Most Extra-Base Hits:............................................................. 8, vs. Miami, May 24 5/19 vsCHI
5/20 atNYM
L, 6-5 19-27 4th, -8.0 Hendricks (4-4) Hellickson (2-3) Cishek (4)
L, 5-3 19-28 4th, -9.0 Gagnon (2-0) Corbin (4-2) Díaz (11)
23,244 / 3:15
22,335 / 3:12
............................................................................................... 8, vs. Chicago (A.L.), June 4 5/21 atNYM L, 6-5 19-29 4th, -9.0 Díaz (1-2) Rainey (0-1) None 24,631 / 3:05
5/22 atNYM L, 6-1 19-30 4th, -9.0 Gagnon (3-0) Barraclough (0-1) None 27,188 / 2:59
Most Total Bases:.................................................................... 30, vs. Miami, May 24 5/23 atNYM L, 6-4 19-31 4th, -10.0 Gsellman (1-0) Suero (1-4) Díaz (12) 29, 962 / 2:53
5/24 vsMIA W, 12-10 20-31 4th, -10.0 Barraclough (1-1) Anderson (1-2) Doolittle (9) 29,173 / 3:59
Most Runs Batted In:.............................................................. 15, vs. Arizona, June 16 5/25 vsMIA W, 5-0 21-31 4th, -10.0 Corbin (5-2) Alcantara (2-5) None 33,163 / 2:25
5/26 vsMIA W, 9-6 22-31 4th, -9.0 Fedde (1-0) Smith (3-2) None 26,365 / 3:06
Most Stolen Bases:................................................................. 3, vs. New York (N.L.), March 28 5/27 vsMIA L, 3-2 22-32 4th, -9.5 Ureña (3-6) Barraclough (1-2) Romo (10) 21,048 / 3:00
............................................................................................... 3, vs. San Diego, April 26 5/28 atATL
5/29 atATL
W, 5-4 23-32 4th, -9.5 Strasburg (5-3) Fried (7-3) Doolittle (10)
W, 14-4 24-32 4th, -9.5 Sánchez (1-6) Gausman (2-4) McGowin (1)
27,573 / 3:21
37,726 / 3:11
............................................................................................... 3, vs. Arizona, June 14 5/30 OFF DAY 4th, -9.0
5/31 atCIN L, 9-3 24-33 4th, -9.0 Mahle (2-5) Corbin (5-3) None 24,358 / 2:49
Most Caught Stealing:............................................................ 2, vs. San Francisco, April 16 6/1 atCIN W, 5-2 25-33 4th, -8.0 Rainey (1-1) Roark (4-4) Doolittle (11) 27,748 / 2:59
6/2 atCIN W, 4-1 26-33 4th, -7.0 Scherzer (3-5) Gray (2-5) Doolittle (12) 22,801 / 3:07
............................................................................................... 2, at Chicago (A.L.), June 10 6/3 OFF DAY 4th, -6.5
Most Walks:............................................................................ 12, at New York (N.L.), April 7 6/4 vsCWS
6/5 vsCWS
W, 9-5 27-33 4th, -6.5 Strasburg (6-3) Lopez (3-6)
W, 6-4 28-33 4th, -6.5 Doolittle (4-1) Colomé (2-1)
Doolittle (13)
None
32,513 / 3:33
28,910 / 3:07
Most Strikeouts:...................................................................... 15, at Milwaukee, May 8 6/6 atSD L, 5-4 28-34 4th, -7.0 Lucchesi (5-3) Corbin (5-4) Yates (23) 19,908 / 3:07
6/7 atSD L, 5-4 28-35 4th, -8.0 Warren (4-1) Doolittle (4-2) None 21,645 / 2:46
Most Sac Hits:......................................................................... 2, at New York (N.L.), May 21 6/8 atSD W, 4-1 29-35 4th, -8.0 Scherzer (4-5) Lauer (5-5) Doolittle (14) 30,219 / 2:39
6/9 atSD W, 5-2 30-35 4th, -7.0 Strasburg (7-3) Stammen (4-3) None 30,518 / 2:56
............................................................................................... 2, at San Diego, June 7 6/10 atCWS W, 12-1 31-35 4th, -6.0 Sánchez (2-6) Despaigne (0-1) None 16,305 / 3:06
Most Sac Flies:........................................................................ 2, at Milwaukee, May 8 6/11 atCWS
6/12 OFF DAY
L, 7-5 31-36 4th, -7.0 Marshall (1-0) Corbin (5-5)
4th, -7.5
Colomé (14) 16,790 / 3:19
............................................................................................... 2, vs. Arizona, June 14 6/13 vsARI L, 5-0 31-37 4th, -8.5 Greinke (8-2) Fedde (1-1) None 24,909 / 2:15 (1:03)
6/14 vsARI W, 7-3 32-37 4th, -8.5 Scherzer (5-5) Ray (5-4) None 29,853 / 2:57
Most Hit-By-Pitch:.................................................................. 2, done 6 times. 6/15 vsARI L, 10-3 32-38 4th, -8.5 Hirano (3-3) Strasburg (7-4) None 38,044 / 3:30
6/16 vsARI W, 15-5 33-38 4th, -8.5 Sánchez (3-6) Bradley (2-4) None 29,032 / 3:14
Most GDP:............................................................................... 2, done 12 times. 6/17 vsPHI ***GAME POSTPONED BY RAIN (TO BE MADE UP AS A PART OF A SPLIT DH 6/19)***
6/18 vsPHI ***GAME POSTPONED BY RAIN (TO BE MADE UP AS A PART OF A SPLIT DH 9/24)***
INDIVIDUAL BATTING 6/19 vsPHI(D) W, 6-2 34-38 4th, -8.5 Corbin (6-5) Eflin (6-7) None 17,961 / 2:46
Most At-Bats:.......................................................................... 6, done 8 times. 6/19 vsPHI(N) W, 2-0 35-38 3rd, -8.0 Scherzer (6-5) Arrieta (6-6)
6/20 vsPHI W, 7-5 36-38 3rd, -7.5 Guerra (1-0) Pivetta (4-2)
Doolittle (15) 24,220 / 3:05
Doolittle (16) 31,329/3:05 (:30)
Most Plate Appearances:......................................................... 6, done 15 times. 6/21 vsATL W, 4-3 37-38 3rd, -6.5 Strasburg (8-4) Keuchel (0-1) Suero (1) 34,212 / 3:01
6/22 vsATL L, 13-9 37-39 3rd, -7.5 Minter (1-4) Ross (0-1) None 37,492 / 3:42
Most Runs:.............................................................................. 4, Juan Soto, at Atlanta, May 29 6/23 vsATL L, 4-3 37-40 3rd, -8.5 Minter (2-4) Rainey (1-2) Jackson (11) 34,256 / 3:09
6/24 OFF DAY 3rd, -8.0
Most Hits:................................................................................ 3, Many Times, Last: Juan Soto, vs. Atlanta, June 22 6/25 atMIA W, 6-1 38-40 3rd, -8.0 Scherzer (7-5) Richards (3-8) None 7,327 / 2:27
Most Doubles:.......................................................................... 2, Victor Robles, vs. New York (N.L.), March 31 6/26 atMIA
6/27 atMIA
................................................................................................ 2, Anthony Rendon, vs. New York (N.L.), May 15 6/28 atDET
6/29 atDET
Most Triples:............................................................................ 1, done 13 times. 6/30 atDET
7/1 OFF DAY
Most Home Runs:..................................................................... 2, 5x, Last: Matt Adams, vs. Arizona, June 16 7/2 vsMIA
Most Extra-Base Hits:.............................................................. 3, Trea Turner, at Chicago (A.L.), June 10 7/3 vsMIA
7/4 vsMIA
Most Total Bases:.................................................................... 9, Trea Turner, at Chicago (A.L.), June 10 7/5 vsKC
7/6 vsKC
Most Runs Batted In:............................................................... 7, Matt Adams, vs. Arizona, June 16 7/7 vsKC
7/8-7/11 ALL-STAR BREAK (All-Star Game to be played, 7/9 at CLE)
Most Stolen Bases:.................................................................. 3, Trea Turner, vs. New York (N.L.), March 28 7/12 atPHI
7/13 atPHI
Most Caught Stealing:............................................................. 1, done 13 times. 7/14 atPHI
Most Walks:............................................................................. 3, Brian Dozier, vs. San Diego, April 27 (10 innings) 7/15 OFF DAY
7/16 atBAL
................................................................................................ 3, Anthony Rendon, at Atlanta, May 28 7/17 atBAL
7/18 atATL
................................................................................................ 3, Adam Eaton, at Atlanta, May 29 7/19 atATL
7/20 atATL
Most Strikeouts:....................................................................... 4, Michael A. Taylor, vs. San Diego, April 28 (11 innings) 7/21 atATL
................................................................................................ 4, Yan Gomes, at Milwaukee, May 8 7/22 vsCOL
7/23 vsCOL
Most Sac Hits:......................................................................... 1, done 25 times. 7/24 vsCOL
7/25 vsCOL
Most Sac Flies:........................................................................ 1, done 19 times. 7/26 vsLAD
7/27 vsLAD
Most Hit-By-Pitch:................................................................... 2, Victor Robles, vs. Atlanta, June 21 7/28 vsLAD
Most GDP:................................................................................ 2, Anthony Rendon, vs. Pittsburgh, April 13 7/29 vsATL
7/30 vsATL
TEAM PITCHING 7/31 vsATL
8/1 OFF DAY
Most Innings Pitched:.............................................................. 11.0, vs. San Diego, April 28 (11 innings) 8/2 atARI
8/3 atARI
Most Hits Allowed:................................................................... 18, vs. Chicago (N.L.), May 17 8/4 atARI
Most Batters Faced:................................................................. 52, vs. Chicago (N.L.), May 17 8/5 atSF
8/6 atSF
Most Runs Allowed:................................................................. 14, vs. Chicago (N.L.), May 17 8/7 atSF
8/8 OFF DAY
Most Earned Runs:.................................................................. 14, vs. Chicago (N.L.), May 17 8/9 atNYM
8/10 atNYM
Most Home Runs Allowed:........................................................ 6, vs. Chicago (N.L.), May 17 8/11 atNYM
8/12 vsCIN
Most Walks Allowed:................................................................ 7, done 4 times. 8/13 vsCIN
Most Strikeouts:....................................................................... 16, at Atlanta, May 28 8/14 vsCIN
8/15 OFF DAY
................................................................................................ 16, at Cincinnati, June 2 8/16 vsMIL
8/17 vsMIL
Most Hit-By-Pitch:................................................................... 4, at New York (N.L.), April 7 8/18 vsMIL
8/19 atPIT
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING 8/20 atPIT
Most Innings Pitched:.............................................................. 9.0, Patrick Corbin, vs. Miami, May 25 8/21 atPIT
8/22 atPIT
Most Hits Allowed:................................................................... 11, Max Scherzer, at Miami, April 20 8/23 atCHI
8/24 atCHI
................................................................................................ 11, Patrick Corbin, at Cincinnati, May 31 8/25 atCHI
8/27 vsBAL
Most Batters Faced:................................................................. 30, Max Scherzer, vs. Pittsburgh, April 14 8/28 vsBAL
................................................................................................ 30, Max Scherzer, vs. St. Louis, May 1 8/29 OFF DAY
8/30 vsMIA
Most Runs Allowed:................................................................. 8, Patrick Corbin, at Cincinnati, May 31 8/31 vsMIA
9/1 vsMIA
Most Earned Runs:.................................................................. 7, Patrick Corbin, at Chicago (A.L.), June 11 9/2 vsNYM
9/3 vsNYM
Most Home Runs:..................................................................... 4, Stephen Strasburg, vs. Arizona, June 15 9/4 vsNYM
9/5 atATL
Most Walks:............................................................................. 5, 3x, Last: Erick Fedde, vs. Philadelphia, June 20 9/6 atATL
Most Strikeouts:....................................................................... 15, Max Scherzer, at Cincinnati, June 2 9/7 atATL
9/8 atATL
Most Hit-By-Pitch:................................................................... 2, done 4 times. 9/9 OFF DAY
9/10 atMIN
MISCELLANEOUS TEAM 9/11 atMIN
9/12 atMIN
Longest winning streak........................................................... 5 games, Last: June 16-June 21. 9/13 vsATL
Longest losing streak.............................................................. 5 games, last: May 19-May 23 9/14 vsATL
9/15 vsATL
Longest game, innings............................................................ 11.0 innings, April 29 vs. San Diego 9/16 atSTL
9/17 atSTL
Longest game, time (9-inning game)...................................... 4 hours, 9 minutes, May 17 vs. Chicago (NL) 9/18 atSTL
9/19 OFF DAY
Longest game, time (extra-inning game)................................ 4 hours, 3 minutes, April 29 vs. San Diego 9/20 atMIA
Shortest game, time................................................................ 2 hours, 15 minutes, June 14 vs. Arizona 9/21 atMIA
9/22 atMIA
Largest crowd, Nationals Park................................................. 42,263, March 28 vs. New York (NL) 9/23 vsPHI
9/24 vsPHI(D)
Smallest crowd, Nationals Park............................................... 17,890, April 29 vs. St. Louis Cardinals 9/24 vsPHI(N)
9/25 vsPHI
Largest winning margin.......................................................... 14 runs, April 10 at Philadelphia 9/26 vsPHI
9/27 vsCLE
Largest losing margin............................................................. 8 runs, May 17 vs. Chicago (NL) 9/28 vsCLE
9/29 vsCLE