Nats Score 3 on Griffin's Error

It's April 16th.

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Nationals just lit up the scoreboard with three runs on a single ground ball that turned

into chaos.

It started with the fielders' choice and sealed by a wild throwing air from Connor Griffin,

putting them up three nothing early in the game.

Garcia smacked it right up the middle.

Griffin charged in to snag it and covered the back himself.

With his spike over throw, let the runner slide in safe, opening the floodgates.

Nunez didn't waste time, flying around the bases to score two, and that intentional

grounder made sure at least two runs crossed the plate clean.

That botched play shifted the whole momentum, leaving the defense scrambling and fans buzzing

about Griffin's rough moment in the field.

Now the Nats have the lead locked in, setting up what could be a big inning ahead as the

game heats up.