Mookie Betts' late home run rallies Dodgers past Nationals, 7-5

Abrams into the right center field gap carrying a long way and the game is tied. That's a good piece of hitting that is a very good pitch we just saw you the locations of all his strikeout pitches down below the zone around the corner and that eighty four with breaks would have ended up got the first inning that's not a double play ball that's a line of the left it's over the head of to Oscar Hernandez and off the cage in front of the Dodger pen one run is in another green light Lyle trying to score from first and he does with a headlong slide it's a two run double for Harry Ford and the Nationals have the lead and make good misses get guys out seven out of ten times Edmond turns on a ball hits it to the wall in the left field corner Muncie will get waved in from Dino evil the relay is cut off RBI double for Tommy Edmond and it's now four to two. Thank you for cutting the ball off. It was going to be close to one on the way. Smith with a bullet in the center field that'll score Edmond and make it a one run game. They went breaking ball breaking ball to start him off and like OK that must be the scouting report says Lord's best pitch is his sinker. We're in the top of the six the Nationals with the bags loaded and whatever pitch feels comfortable in your hand for a strike you don't want to get to three and one nearly hits Cruz it does hit Cruz last night the difference for the Dodgers was a bases loaded hit by pitch. It's now the difference tonight between the humidity and the rain. I think it just slipped out of his hand. Dion deals and that's possible in the air. Fans are going to keep cheering and get a curtain call. Ninety miles an hour in that was fantastic swing. He went to the warning track and the last at bat and thought he might. This one was a no doubter.