Nationals' Comeback Win: Young Bats Shine

It's April 7th.

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The Nationals pulled off a thrilling 9-6 comeback win last night, sparked by a massive

6-run explosion in the afe ending that flipped the script on a tight game.

James Woods stole the show with a 114-mile per hour homer that tied things up, proving

he's shaking off that early slump with some serious lower launch power.

That rally kicked off with clutch singles from bottom of the order guys like Drew Milis

and Jorbit Vivas, lighting a fire against reliever Ryan, Stonic.

Curtis Meade kept her rolling with a double down the line, then Brady House crushed a

two-run blast, looking like a whole new hitter since spring.

Training.

The 22-year-old is straight up evolving in the majors, and the majors, CJ Abrams capped

the inning with another homer for some breathing room.

But the Nats' bullpen has been shaky, blowing leads before.

Burns got dicey when manager Blake Snicker threw Sino Perez right back into the mix after

a rough outing, yet Perez slammed the door with a clean.

Ninth to seal the deal.

Earlier, Wood made the defensive play of his life in the fourth, sprinting deep to Rob

Nolan Gorman of a homer with a perfect leap over the wall.

That kept runs off the board and eased the lay pressure.

With young bats stepping up across the lineup and just enough pitching to hold on, the

Nats showed they can slug their way through the flaws keep.

Watching these kids, they're cooking.