Nats Crush Mets, Boost Road Record

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The nationals snagged a gritty five-four victory over the Mets,

clinching another road series, and boosting their record to 15-17.

The Mets, meanwhile, are sinking fast at 10-21, turning what could have been a tight match-up

and some pure heartbreak for their fans.

James Wood shone and rye field with a monster robbery on a potential Juan Soto-Homer,

setting the tone early.

That sparked the Nats' offense in the second.

Where airs by the Mets pitcher, let them scratch across a couple runs.

Thanks to timely hits from guys.

Like Jacob Young, Miles Mikolas kept the Nats in it despite a tough homer,

pitching four solid innings while Mitchell Parker limited damage in the sixth,

even on and off.

Day. The Mets clawed back with an RBI double, but the Nats stayed locked in, showing real team grit.

Then came the eighth inning fireworks.

CJ Abrams crushed a change up for a go-ahead homer.

Flipping the score and silencing City Field.

The bullpen, led by Richard Love Lady and Gus Varland, slammed the door with keyouts,

including a strikeout with runners-on.

Nats now sit 12-7 on the road, a bright spot as they head home where they're just 3-10.

This win builds serious momentum.

Keep that fire burning, fellas.