Luis Garcia Junior scored three runs, as Visiting Washington Nationals won 10–6 on Saturday, against Baltimor Oriols, who had made a managerial change before the first day.
A few hours after the announcement, playing as the seventh year boss Brandon Hyde Manager was out, Oriols did not see any immediate benefit as they fell behind by six runs after the first innings and no one came close to the seventh.
Nathaniel Lowe and Kebert Ruiz knocked with two runs, while Garcia and Jacob Young made two hits for citizens, who served as the final game of Hyde on Friday night.
Third-base coach Tony Monsolino was established as an interim manager for the team in the last place of the AL East Division. Oriols caught Big-League Field Coordinator and Instructor Tim Cosins. Hyde had led the Oriols in the playoffs of each of each of the last two sessions.
With Saturday’s result, Baltimore lost the 11th time in 13 games and increased to 15–29 for the season. The aggressive conflicts of the Oriols continued mostly, although they collected 10 hits and attracted a walk. Jackson Holiday highlighted the ninth place of four runs.
Washington Starter Jake Irwin (3–1) shutout in the seventh innings. He posted six strikes during his 6 1/3 innings allowing two runs, five hits and one walk.
Oriols Starter Kyle Gibson (0-3) recorded just two outs allowing six hits and six runs on one walk. Charlie Morton participated in relief, gave a run in 4 1/3 innings.
James Wood opened scoring for citizens with a single. Washington scored his next run on Ruiz’s double before two runs from Garcia.
Young scored the first innings with double. In the second, Garcia’s RBI double made it 7–0.
Ramon Urba’s run-scoring single and Ramon Laurano’s RBI did not score to run-scoring in the seventh. Washington gained a 10–2 lead to relayers Yenier Cano and Serringhani Dominguase for three runs in the ninth.
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