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Atlanta Braves vs. Washington Nationals

Jul 18, 1986
FINAL

Box Score

123456789RHELOB
ATL001111000410010
WSH10000310-51448
loss:Atlanta Braves logoJ. Dedmonwin:Washington Nationals logoT. Burkesave:Washington Nationals logoJ. Reardon

Scoring Summary

ATLWSH
  • Washington Nationals logo
    1
    Hubie Brooks singles on a ground ball to shortstop Andres Thomas. Mitch Webster scores. [1 run]
    01
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    3
    Ken Oberkfell singles on a ground ball to left fielder Tim Raines. Doyle Alexander scores. [1 run]
    11
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    4
    Andres Thomas triples (2). Andres Thomas scores. Throwing error by second baseman Vance Law. [1 run]
    21
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    5
    Dale Murphy singles. Ken Griffey scores. [1 run]
    31
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    6
    Andres Thomas hits a home run (5). [1 run]
    41
  • Washington Nationals logo
    6
    Hubie Brooks doubles (17) on a fly ball to left fielder Ken Griffey. Mitch Webster scores. Andre Dawson to 3rd. [1 run]
    42
  • Washington Nationals logo
    6
    Wayne Krenchicki singles on a fly ball to right fielder Omar Moreno. Andre Dawson scores. Hubie Brooks to 3rd. [1 run]
    43
  • Washington Nationals logo
    6
    Vance Law singles on a line drive to center fielder Dale Murphy. Hubie Brooks scores. Wayne Krenchicki to 2nd. [1 run]
    44
  • Washington Nationals logo
    7
    Hubie Brooks singles on a ground ball to first baseman Chris Chambliss. Mitch Webster scores. Andre Dawson to 2nd. [1 run]
    45

Player Stats

Atlanta Braves logoHITTINGHABRRBIKBBHRLOBAVG
Glenn Hubbard2B00000000.241
Jim AckerP00000000.000
Jeff DedmonP00000000.222
Gene GarberP00000000.000
Paul AssenmacherP00000000.000
TOTAL10364353117-
Atlanta Braves logoPITCHINGIPHRERKBBHRPCERA
Doyle AlexanderRHP5.0411100214.12
Jim AckerRHP0.153310084.39
Jeff DedmonRHP1.031101093.42
Gene GarberRHP0.200000011.54
Paul AssenmacherLHP1.020000052.98
TOTAL8.0145521044-
Washington Nationals logoHITTINGHABRRBIKBBHRLOBAVG
Bob McClureP00000000.000
Tim BurkeP00000000.000
Jeff ReardonP00000000.167
TOTAL14365521015-
Washington Nationals logoPITCHINGIPHRERKBBHRPCERA
Bryn SmithRHP5.2843211353.83
Bob McClureLHP0.100000003.93
Tim BurkeRHP2.0100220192.08
Jeff ReardonRHP1.010010063.06
TOTAL9.0104353160-

Play-by-Play

1st inningATLWSH
  • TOP 1
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    BATTER OUT — Omar Moreno out, second baseman Vance Law to first baseman Wayne Krenchicki. [1 out]
    00
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    SINGLE — Ken Oberkfell singles on a ground ball to shortstop Hubie Brooks.
    00
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    GROUNDOUT — Ken Griffey grounds out to first baseman Wayne Krenchicki. Ken Oberkfell to 2nd. [2 outs]
    00
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    BALK — With Dale Murphy batting, Ken Oberkfell advances to 3rd on a balk.
    00
  • Atlanta Braves logo
    STRIKEOUT — Dale Murphy strikes out swinging. [3 outs]
    00
  • BOTTOM 1
  • Washington Nationals logo
    BATTER OUT — Tim Raines out to left fielder Ken Griffey. [1 out]
    00
  • Washington Nationals logo
    SINGLE — Mitch Webster singles on a ground ball to center fielder Dale Murphy.
    00
  • Washington Nationals logo
    DOUBLE — Andre Dawson doubles (13) on a line drive to right fielder Omar Moreno. Mitch Webster to 3rd.
    00
  • Washington Nationals logo
    SINGLE — Hubie Brooks singles on a ground ball to shortstop Andres Thomas. Mitch Webster scores. [1 run]
    01
  • Washington Nationals logo
    GROUNDOUT — Tim Wallach grounds out to first baseman Chris Chambliss. Andre Dawson to 3rd. Hubie Brooks to 2nd. [2 outs]
    01
  • Washington Nationals logo
    BATTER OUT — Wayne Krenchicki out to right fielder Omar Moreno. [3 outs]
    01
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Team Stats

4Runs5
10Hits14
0Errors4
.278Batting Avg.389
36At Bats36
4Extra-base Hits3
1Home Runs0
3Runs-Batted-In5
3Walks1
1Stolen Bases0
5Strikeouts2
10Left on Base8
17Total Bases17

Game Details

Friday, July 18, 1986 · 7:05 PM
Nationals Park · Washington, D.C.
attendance: 17,945 (43.4%)