Nationals Defeat Milwaukee With 12 Hits
The Washington Nationals defeated the New York Mets with a score of 14-2. The Nationals scored seven runs in the fourth inning to respond to the Mets' seven-run fourth inning from the previous night. This performance matched Cavalli's career high and made him the fifth Nationals pitcher to record double-digit strikeouts in consecutive games since Max Scherzer in 2016. Cade Cavalli earned the win after pitching 6 innings, allowing 2 runs on 8 hits while recording 10 strikeouts. The scoring included a 7-run fourth inning. CJ Abrams hit a home run in the eighth inning to help secure the victory. Farland recorded his third save of the series. The win concludes a series victory for the Nationals over the Mets. James Wood went zero for three during the match. This win marks the Nationals' 12th road win of the season.
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Sources · 7 independent
“A 14 to two route of the Mets finally credited to Cade Cavalli. It's a six innings of eight hit two run ball with 10 strikeout.”
“His first in the big leagues, his fourth home run of the year, and the Nationals have answered the Mets' seven-run fourth inning last night with a seven-run fourth inning of their own.”
“A 14-2 rout of the Mets finally credited to Cade Cavalli. He tossed 6 innings of 8 hit 2 run ball with 10 strikeouts to match his career eye”
“game is over and the Nationals win the series. Farland pumps his fist he gets his third save the nationals take down the Mets 5 to 4 on the huge home run by CJ Abrams in the eighth inning”
“Today the Nats won by the slimmest of margins. Five to four, CJ Abrams the hero with his late-to-run Homer.”
“After the Nationals and Mets traded blowouts in the first two games of their series, the Nats won the rubber match by the slimmest of margins, five to four. Thanks largely to CJ Abrams late to run homer.”
“After the Nationals and Mets traded blowouts in the first two games of their series, the Nats won the rubber match by the slimmest of margins, 5-4. Thanks largely to CJ Abrams late-to-run homer.”
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