Nationals' impatience at the plate is contagious in 6-2 loss to Dodgers
Briefly

Abrams missed scoring after his single due to a mishap trying to catch his helmet, leading to him getting thrown out at home plate.
Nationals failed to capitalize on hits as Joey Gallo popped out and Luis García Jr. lined out sharply, leaving them scoreless in the first inning.
Manager Dave Martinez emphasized the importance of putting pressure on the opposing starter early, alluding to their missed opportunities and chasing pitches.
Despite early struggles, Nationals pitcher Patrick Corbin managed to limit the damage against the Dodgers, allowing five runs but preventing a more significant lead.
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