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Dodgers Push for Sweep vs Nationals | Washington Nationals News

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The Dodgers are on a hot streak, chasing a sweep against the Nationals and aiming to extend their win streak to four games after clutch performances in the last two matchups. With timely hits and more walks, their offense is finally clicking—and they’ve surged into the second seed in the NL, just two games behind Milwaukee. Tonight’s game features lefty Justin Wrobleski making his first start since mid-August, backed by rookie Bobby Miller, while the Nationals counter with solid August form from Andrew Alvarez. First pitch: 7:10 PM PT / 10:10 PM ET. Tune in on SportsNet LA, MLB app, AM 570 (English) or KTNQ 1020 AM (Spanish).

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It's September 6th. This is Washington Nationals News Today Team, news powered by AI. The Dodgers are aiming for a sweep against the Nationals tonight, looking to extend their win streak to four games. They've already taken the first two matchups, a close 5-3 win on Friday, and a comeback 6-5 victory yesterday, thanks to a clutch. 7th inning Homer. Manager Dave Roberts noted the offense is finally clicking with timely hits and drawing walks, creating pressure. This recent surge has propelled the Dodgers into the second seed in the National League, putting them just two games behind the Milwaukee Brewers for. The top spot. It seems the team is hitting its stride at the right time, with players understanding the urgency as the season progresses. For tonight's game, the Dodgers are starting left-handed pitcher Justin Robleski. This will be his first start since mid-August, as he was moved to the bullpen after being activated off the injured list earlier this month. He's expected to pitch a good number of endings, but won't throw a full starter's workload,

so pitcher Bobby Miller, who was activated yesterday, will also be involved. The Nationals are sending out left-hander Andrew Alvarez, who's had a solid season with a 3.47 earned run average. He's been particularly strong lately, posting a 2.45 ERA in August over six starts. First pitches set for 7-10 PM Pacific Time, 10-10 PM Eastern. You can catch the game on SportsNet LA or the MLB app, and for radio listeners, it's AM570 in English, and KTNQ1020 AMN. Spanish.

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