Mead's Homer Powers Nats to Three-Run Lead

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In the clash between the Washington Nationals and San Francisco Giants, Curtis Meade lit

up the fifth inning with a massive two run homer to left, Field stretching the Nats

lead to three nothing.

Giants had their infield shipped it in tight, hoping to stifle any rally, but Meade turned

one pitch into pure power, marking his second homer of the season.

Announcers lost it as the ball soared out, celebrating how he elevated it on a dime, and

brought those runners home clean.

Clocked at 110 miles per hour exit velocity, Meade strait demolished that offering, fliving

what could have been a single into a, game changer.

That swing keeps Washington rolling strong, eyes now on how the Giants claw back in this

tight battle.