 From there, though, the Nationals' offense would go quiet against David Peterson. James Woods' second at bat would be a strikeout in the fourth inning. Mackenzie Gore, though, kept the Mets at bay, worked around a couple of hits in the fourth inning, stranding a pair of runners, and he piled up some strikeouts as well and pitched into the sixth inning. Gore leaving after five and two-thirds with a runner at second base, and at that point, the Nationals with a 2-0 lead. But the sixth inning...