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CHC: Jake Arrieta (4-4, 3.18)
WSH: Gio Gonzalez (4-2, 4.73)
CHC:
1. Dexter Fowler (CF)
2. Kris Bryant (3B)
3. Anthony Rizzo (1B)
4. Junior Lake (RF)
5. Starlin Castro (SS)
6. Matt Szczur (LF)
7. David Ross ( C )
8. Jake Arrieta (P)
9. Addison Russell (2B)
WSH:
1. Denard Span (CF)
2. Anthony Rendon (2B)
3. Yunel Escobar (3B)
4. Bryce Harper (RF)
5. Ryan Zimmerman (1B)
6. Ian Desmond (SS)
7. Jose Lobaton ( C )
8. Michael Taylor (LF)
9. Gio Gonzalez (P)
Anthony Rendon is back in the lineup for the Nationals! He will be playing his first game of the 2015 since spraining his MCL on March 25th.
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The hard throwing 22-year-old pitcher Aaron Sanchez is set to take the mound. Although he leads the league in base on balls (37), he has pitched 3 straight quality starts and currently has the second-best ERA in the Jays' rotation (3.88).
His record of 4-4 demonstrates perfectly the lack of consistency from the Jays' offense this season.
Chris Colabello wasted little time extending what is currently the longest hitting streak in the MLB with a double in the second inning.
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Home Runs of June 3, 2015
These are the homers from Wednesday’s baseball games.
• Joey Votto and Maikel Franco provided a thriller for the Philly crowd in the 9th inning: Votto smashed a two-run shot to put the Reds up by 4, and Franco hit a game-tying three-run dinger against Aroldis Chapman (the first home run the closer surrendered since May 13, 2014).
• Joc Pederson is quietly catching up with Bryce Harper’s National League lead in home runs. He just hit his fifth homer in a row, giving him 17 on the year and only one behind Harper.
• Kevin Kiermaier hit the extra-inning homer that provided the game-winning run for a 6-5 Rays victory.
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