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Abrams and Wood Each Hit 2 Homers as Nationals Outslug Diamondbacks in 10-7 Victory
C.J. Abrams and James Wood each hit two homers as Washington took two of three in the weekend series, with Abrams driving in three runs.
- On Sunday, the Washington Nationals defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 10-7 to win their weekend series, with CJ Abrams and James Wood each homering twice and driving in three runs.
- Entering the contest, the Arizona Diamondbacks held a 55-50 record while the Washington Nationals stood at 53-52, with Washington leading the season series 3-2 after meeting for the sixth time.
- Abrams tied the game with a third-inning homer, setting a Nationals single-season record for homers by a shortstop with his 26th, while Wood became the fifth MLB player to reach 30 homers.
- Trailing 9-5 in the ninth, the Diamondbacks loaded the bases but could not rally; Clayton Beeter retired Tyler Locklear on a grounder to second, securing his 10th save.
- After the Nationals traded Curtis Mead to the Boston Red Sox for pitcher Connelly Early on Saturday, Brady House rejoined the lineup Sunday and recorded two doubles and an RBI.
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Abrams and Wood each hit 2 homers as Nationals outslug Diamondbacks in 10-7 victory
CJ Abrams and James Wood both homered twice and drove in three runs as the Washington Nationals beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 10-7 to take two of three games in their weekend series.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks will try to subdue All-Star CJ Abrams and the host Washington Nationals in the rubber game of their three-game series on Sunday afternoon. Abrams finished a triple short of the cycle and drove in three runs in Washington's 5-3 win on Saturday. The Diamondbacks hold the third and final wild-card spot in
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