Brandon Nimmo, Grand Slam and three conditions, including one Homer, made four strokes, and on Monday, the visited New York Mets led Washington Nationals to 19-5 to win a four-game series of four-game series.
Jeff McNEIL also added a triple and sacrifice fly, and Mark Vienos hit a Homer between two hits for New York, the first team to win 20 wins.
After 7-1 in the late Innings and walked in the ninth on Sunday, New York crushed the seventh in the seventh of Nimmo in the end of the match on Monday and crushed the seventh in the seventh. It started the day with four Homer and 12 RBI.
Mets Starter Griffin Canning (4-1) made five scoreless strokes and allowed five strokes and three walks. Jose Urena made the last three strokes to rescue.
James Wood and Nathaniel Lowe hit the Solo Homers as part of a Washington.
Nationals Starter Trevor Williams (1-3) 5 1/3 inning allowed five runs in five strokes.
Mets took the second place 2-0. Vienos and Nimmo had first and third runners after singing. Francisco Alvarez doubled home Vientos and threw Nimmo, the victim fly of Mcneil.
Washington came first and second, opposed Canning in the third, but Luis Garcia Jr. He was shot and Lowe entered the couple.
McNEIL ranked fifth to make 3-0. In the sixth, Jesse Winker and Vienos walked and Nimmo watched a explosion of three conditions.
The seventh began when Francisco Lindor has doubled a Cole Henry field and Juan Soto to the third place. Pete Alonso scored Lindor and Winker walked. Nimmo watched a great Islam from the right center.
Nimmo’s second career was Grand Slam and the seventh very homer game.
Lindor hit a field before the fire was over.
With Nimmo’s loaded base, the two -round couple had four conditions of eighth. Mets added four to the ninth position player, including Vientos’s long ball, and against the former Met Amed Rosario.
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