Nationals Edge Mets in a Low-Hitting Affair to Boost Season Record

In a closely contested matchup, the Washington Nationals secured a narrow victory over the New York Mets with a final score of 3-2. This win improved the Nationals' season record to 11-9, while the Mets fell to 9-13. Despite both teams showing strong defensive plays, it was the Nationals who capitalized on their opportunities to clinch the win.

The game was characterized by its pitching dominance and strategic play, with both teams combining for only 10 hits throughout all nine innings. The Nationals managed just three hits but were efficient in converting these into crucial runs. Key performances came from McKenzie Dickerson and Lane Thomas, who were instrumental in driving in runs for Washington. Dickerson's batting average stood at .333 after this game, contributing two RBIs on three at-bats with an impressive slugging percentage of .667. Thomas showcased his on-base skills with an outstanding .750 on-base percentage, highlighting his ability to get on base and create scoring opportunities.

Patrick Corbin's pitching was another highlight for the Nationals, delivering six innings of work with an earned run average (ERA) of 1.5 and striking out seven batters per nine innings pitched. His performance underscored his role as a pivotal player for Washington's pitching staff this season.

On the opposing side, the Mets struggled offensively but managed to scatter seven hits across nine innings. Their efforts were not enough to overcome Washington's lead despite pushing hard in the final inning where they scored one run.

As fans look forward to more action-packed games from their team, they can mark their calendars for when the Nationals will face off against the Cardinals at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida. Scheduled for March 21st at 1:05 PM EDT, fans can catch all live-action broadcasts on BSMW network.