Nationals Lose Sixth Straight at Home

On May 2nd, Washington Nationals keep stumbling at home, dropping a 6-1 decision to the Milwaukee

Brewers on Friday night to open their 6-game homestand.

Jake Irvin took the loss after 5 innings, giving up 6 hits, 3 earned runs, 4 walks,

and 5 strikeouts, dropping his record to 1-4.

The Nats bats went silent with just 2 hits and 13 strikeouts as a team.

Players jumped ahead early with a run in the first, on a double, wild pitch, and some

catcher confusion, then added more in the 3rd and 5th innings.

Off Irvin, to build a 4-0 lead.

Nationals scraped together their only run in the 7th, when CJ Abrams walked, Dailin

Lyle doubled, and Brady House grounded into a sack to play 1.

But Milwaukee tacked on 2 more, and the 8th for the final score.

Now sitting at 15 and 18 overall, and a rough 3-11 at Nationals Park, the Nats turned

to foster Griffin tomorrow at 405.

PM, hoping their top arm snaps the home skid since late April.

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