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Matt Olson's 3-Run Homer Lifts Braves over Nationals 11-3
Matt Olson’s 3-run homer was his 26th this season; Braves totaled 16 hits and secured their second consecutive win after four losses, driven by strong offense and pitching.
- The Atlanta Braves dominated the Washington Nationals with an 11-3 victory, powered by Matt Olson’s standout performance.
- The Braves won after overcoming a four-game losing streak, while Nationals rookie Daylen Lile gave Washington an early 1-0 lead with a leadoff homer.
- Olson went 4-for-5 with a three-run homer in the fifth inning, two doubles, a single, and four RBIs, while Spencer Strider limited Washington to one run in seven innings.
- Manager Brian Snitker said, "It's just how he's been," praising Olson's consistency, and Nationals manager Miguel Cairo called him "a professional hitter."
- The Braves' win secured their second straight victory and extended Olson's streak of at least 25 home runs for four consecutive seasons, suggesting continued offensive strength moving forward.
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Matt Olson's 3-run homer lifts Braves over Nationals 11-3
Matt Olson went 4 for 5 with a three-run homer, Spencer Strider allowed only one run in a seven-inning start and the Atlanta Braves beat the Washington Nationals 11-3 on Monday night.
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Matt Olson, Braves back Spencer Strider, pound Nats
Matt Olson had four hits including a three-run homer, Spencer Strider allowed one run over seven innings and the visiting Atlanta Braves beat the Washington Nationals 11-3 on Monday night.
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Olson's steadiness showing up with homer in 3rd straight game
WASHINGTON -- When Matt Olson crushed a three-run homer in the top of the fifth inning on Monday night at Nationals Park, it wasn’t just any home run. It was his fifth homer in his past nine games, and his third straight game with a home run. The last time
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45% Left
L 45%
C 36%
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