Nats Dominate Phillies, Snap Losing Streak

0:00It's April 1st, I'm Cory with the story. This is Washington Nationals News Today, driven by AI and built for fans. Washington Nationals just dropped a 13-2B down on the Philadelphia Phillies Monday night at Citizens Bank Park. It was a total embarrassment, with the Phillies even using position players to pitch the ninth. This series when feels huge against a division rival that's owned them lately. Foster Griffin made his first big league start since September 2022. For three years in Japan, and he straight dominated their lineup. The Nats jumped out with four runs in the first off-Taijuan Walker. Then added seven more before Philly even scored in the fifth. Nats fans have been starving for this after the Phillies win 27 and 60 against them since 2020. Philly loves scooping up ex-NAT stars like Tria Turner for 300 million and Bryce Harper for 330 million, turning hour. Left overs into their core. Joe Weimer added shine, slapping his second hit to tie Carlos Delgado's record with

1:0010 straight played appearances, reaching base to start the season. Passing Yogi Bears 9 from 1956, early hot streak rolling now, Nats chasing more of these rivalry wins to flip the script for good.