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Nats' Alvarez Shines, But Sent Back Down

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Washington Nationals secure victory against Giants, boost morale with Andrew Alvarezs relief pitching, but option him back to Triple-A. Rotation struggles prompt speculation about Alvarezs potential role as a starter.

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Nats' Alvarez Shines, But Sent Back Down

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On April 21st, the Washington Nationals finally grabbed a win in their three-game series against the San Francisco Giants, taking the Sunday finale, with a clean shut-out after dropping the first two. This victory hits right as they gear up to face the NL East, leading Atlanta Braves starting Monday, and it came amid some rough patches for there. Pitching staff, Andrew Alvarez stepped up big time, recalled from AAA Rochester to throw four and one-third scoreless innings in relief of Miles McAlas, giving. The young squad are real morale boost, but right after, the Nats' option Alvarez backed down to Rochester, likely to clear a bullpen spot for a fresh reliever against Atlanta and keep him on. A starter's schedule, with their rotation struggling, Cade Cavalli and Vets like Zach Wittell and McAlas not delivering, Alvarez's strong track record, including a two-point, 3-1 ERA over five starts last year, has folks wondering if he'll get a real shot there soon.

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