Nathaniel Lov scored two home runs, James Wood and Louis Garcia Junior hit the back-to-back balls in the fourth innings and in a 7–3 win over Los Angeles Dojers on Saturday, Washington National converted five total homers into 7-3 victories.
CJ Abrams added a domestic run for the second consecutive night as the citizens won the second time in their last 14 matches. Right-arm Jake Irwin (6-3) scored two runs on six hits in 5 1/3 innings, with no walking and seven strikes.
Andy Page, Will Smith and Teser Hernandez scored domestic runs for doors, losing for the second time in eight matches and fell 2–3 against citizens in this season. Right-arm Dustin May (4-5) gave three domestic runs, all single shots in six innings for Los Angeles.
Nationals made just one hit when Wood opened the fourth innings in the center field with a home run of 451-foot. This was his team-season 21st Homer and his fourth in five matches against the Dozers. Later a pitch, Garcia hit a domestic run at his seventh center.
Dozers made Irwin only two hits in the fifth innings, when the page went with a domestic run, his career-high increased to a total of 16.
Lowe replied to the Dojers with a domestic run center for the doors under the sixth, before the sixth, to reach the sixth position for a 3–1 lead as compared to May, to reach the sixth position as compared to May.
After Smith’s domestic run, Taser left for Irwin after hitting Hernandez. His second solid start in Los Angeles at Los Angeles after organizing the doseers in a six scorching innings at the Dodger Stadium last April.
Abram’s two-run domestic run in the seventh placed Washington above 5–2. Lowe finished his first multi-home game of the season in the two eighth.
Hernandez hit his 14th domestic run of the season for Los Angeles inside the ninth innings of the right region.
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