Nats' Wiemer Ties MLB Record in Phillies' Loss

0:00It's March 31st. This is MLB News today, AI-powered story shaping the season. Washington's bats win Wild on the Phillies, dropping Phillies 13-21 Monday night. Seven Nats hitters Nasha at least two hits each, but the big story was Joy Wamer, tying a major league record by reaching base in his first ten. Plate appearances of the season. Wamer Street kicked off with an infield single in the first, overturned after a Nats challenge, and he added another up the middle in the fourth two. Match Carlos Delgado's mark from 2002. That call sparked some heat, Philly Skipper robbed Thompson got tossed arguing the play. The nationals pounded out 17 hits, all soft singles and dinks with just three doubles, and nothing over a hundred miles per hour. Jose Tena led with three knocks, while Luis Garcia Jr. knocked in three runs. Foster Griffin grabbed the win in his first big league start since 2022, giving up two runs over five frames. For Philly, Rafael Martian's two run homer was it, and Bryce Harper went over five, leaving

1:04six on base, he just won for 16 early. Nationals looked to keep rolling Tuesday, with lefty PJ Polin facing Philly-Rookie Andrew Painter's debut.