Friday night Nats: An injury scare, a debut and a winning streak's end
Briefly

The Nationals faced the Giants with notable storylines, including MacKenzie Gore's performance and Daylen Lile's major league debut. However, by the game's seventh inning, concerns shifted to Gore's health after he reported feeling a 'charley horse' from a line drive. Despite striking out nine and allowing only one run over six innings, he was replaced, and the bullpen struggled, leading to a loss. The night ended with the Nationals' offense faltering against the Giants despite Gore's earlier strong outing.
Gore expressed, 'You just never really want to come out of the game with something that's not that big of a deal, but where it got me, it got me good.'
Manager Martinez emphasized the decision to pull Gore was prudent, acknowledging that his ace struggled with a charley horse affecting his performance rather than a more severe injury.
Read at The Washington Post
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