Nats Snap Skid with Epic Comeback

On April 7th, the Washington Nationals finally snapped their 5-game losing streak with a 9-6 win over the Cardinals last night, thanks to a

Massive 6 run rally in the A-thinning, fueled by three huge home runs.

Down 6-3 with two runners on, James Wood launched a 409-foot bomb off a 99.3 mile per hour fastball to tie it up.

At 6, that's his third homer, and second in as many games.

Curtis Meade doubled next, setting a Brady house for a two-run shot, his second of the year, to grab the lead at 8-6.

CJ Abrams capped the explosion with a solo homer to write, his fourth of the season, pushing it to 9-6 and marking his 500th career.

Hit, what a milestone moment.

Zachwatel delivered a strong 5-inning star for the Nats, scattering 4 hits, allowing just one run, with 6 strikeouts and 3 walks,

including his 500th career punchout on Nolan Gorman, being an 85.9 mile per hour slider.

House went 3 for 5, with Ed Homer and two doubles, the Nats banged out 12 hits total for their first home win this year and C&L Perez.

Slam the door in the knife to seal it, getting the Nats back on track.

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