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Jackson Kent Earns His 1st Major League Win as the Nationals Beat the Marlins 9-2
Kent allowed one run over seven innings as Washington scored five in the third and snapped an eight-game series losing streak to Miami.
- On Friday, the Washington Nationals defeated the Miami Marlins 9-2 at Nationals Park. Jackson Kent earned his first major league win, throwing seven innings of one-run ball.
- Prior to this performance, the Nationals had struggled offensively, scoring only 15 runs over their last seven games against Miami. The victory snapped an eight-game losing streak in the series.
- Brady House hit his 10th home run of the season 445 feet during the third inning. Kent threw 106 pitches, allowing only three hits and four walks across his fourth major league start.
- Washington scored five runs in the third inning after Marlins starter Eury Perez walked the first three batters on just 14 pitches. A wild pitch and an error by catcher Joe Mack allowed two additional runs to score.
- In Saturday's matchup, Miami RHP Sandy Alcantara faces Washington RHP Cade Cavalli, who has allowed three earned runs or fewer in 26 of his 28 starts this season. Cavalli's consistency positions Washington to continue momentum.
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Jackson Kent fires 7 strong innings for first win as Nats rout Marlins
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Jackson Kent earns his 1st major league win as the Nationals beat the Marlins 9-2
Brady House hit a three-run homer as the Washington Nationals beat the Miami Marlins 9-2. Jackson Kent threw seven innings of one-run ball to pick up his first major league win.
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BVM Sports USNats' No. 9 prospect Kent tosses 7-inning gem en route to first Major League win
WASHINGTON -- In the midst of playing 16 games in 16 days, the Nationals pushed their clubhouse report time back on Friday to create a semblance of an off-day following a Thursday matinee. Rookie starting pitcher Jackson Kent still showed up three hours early. His responsibilities hadn’t changed, so neither
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