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Washington Nationals vs. New York Mets = 09/24 - 09/27
Thursday, 24th September,
6:05 PM EDT
Nationals Park
David Peterson, LH (5-2, 3.80, 36 Ks) - New York Mets
Patrick Corbin, LH (2-6, 4.76, 57 Ks) - Washington Nationals
METS: Peterson's last start was the finest of his young career. He struck out 10 in that one, generating 22 swings and misses -- most of them with his slider -- en route to six innings of one-run ball and a win.
NATIONALS: New York native Corbin is 2-0 with a 3.09 ERA against the Mets this year. In his final start of the regular season, he is looking for his first win since Aug. 10 (at New York).BOXSCORE
Friday, 25th September,
6:05 PM EDT
Nationals Park
Rick Porcello, RH (1-6, 5.46, 51 Ks) - New York Mets
Max Scherzer, RH (4-4, 3.67, 85 Ks) - Washington Nationals
METS: Porcello shaved more than half a run off his ERA last time out, when he matched his season high with seven effective innings. Next up are the Nationals, whom he's held to three runs in 13 innings this season. NATIONALS: Scherzer goes for the win in his final start of the regular season. If he earns a "W," he will finish over .500 for the 11th straight season and tie with Clayton Kershaw for the longest active streak.BOXSCORE
Saturday, 26th September,
3:05 PM EDT
Nationals Park
Jacob deGrom, RH (4-2, 2.14, 94 Ks) - New York Mets
Max Scherzer, RH (4-4, 3.67, 85 Ks) - Washington Nationals
METS: If deGrom is to win his third consecutive NL Cy Young Award, he'll need a strong start in his final outing of the season -- perhaps something similar to the seven-inning, 14-strikeout performance he delivered last time out. NATIONALS: Scherzer goes for the win in his final start of the regular season. If he earns a "W," he will finish over .500 for the 11th straight season and tie with Clayton Kershaw for the longest active streak.BOXSCORE
Saturday, 26th September,
6:05 PM EDT APX
Nationals Park
Rick Porcello, RH (1-6, 5.46, 51 Ks) - New York Mets
Anibal Sanchez, RH (3-5, 6.80, 40 Ks) - Washington Nationals
METS: Porcello shaved more than half a run off his ERA last time out, when he matched his season high with seven effective innings. Next up are the Nationals, whom he's held to three runs in 13 innings this season. NATIONALS: Sánchez allowed five runs and exited after 2 2/3 innings against the Mets on Aug. 12. After posting his strongest performance of the season in his last outing on Monday vs. the Phillies, Sánchez said, "It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish."BOXSCORE
Sunday, 27th September,
3:05 PM EDT
Nationals Park
Seth Lugo, RH (3-3, 3.82, 46 Ks) - New York Mets
Austin Voth, RH (1-5, 6.25, 40 Ks) - Washington Nationals
METS: Sunday's season finale will be Lugo's last chance to show the Mets he belongs in their 2021 rotation. He's given them more good outings than bad ones since becoming a starter, posting a 4.32 ERA overall in that role. NATIONALS: Voth takes the mound to close out the 2020 regular season for the Nationals. He is looking to carry the momentum of earning his first win of year on Tuesday against the Phillies.BOXSCORE
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