The Nationals faced the Marlins in a game that started with a promising three-run lead but ended in a disheartening 6-3 loss. Despite a strong start and early lead, the Nationals fell flat and committed three errors, contributing to their downfall. Manager Davey Martinez expressed disappointment with the team's performance and highlighted the need for better defense and consistent play. Martinez fielded a lineup that included promising young players CJ Abrams, Dylan Crews, and James Wood, who played a key role in the Nationals' early lead. Pitcher Mitchell Parker delivered a strong performance, but the lack of run support put pressure on the Nationals' bullpen. The team missed several opportunities to extend their lead and struggled to capitalize with runners in scoring position, ultimately leading to their defeat despite some bright spots like Crews' impressive catch in right-center field and Parker's efficient pitching display.

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