Miles Mikolas had a promising start but quickly faltered, allowing 11 earned runs and four home runs in a single game. The Nationals initially led 3-0 after a three-run homer by CJ Abrams. However, Mikolas struggled in the third inning, giving up a game-tying three-run homer to Shohei Ohtani. The Dodgers capitalized on Mikolas's poor performance, leading to a 13-6 victory over the Nationals, marking a record-setting day for Mikolas.
"Miles Mikolas breezed through the first two innings without any damage allowed, but over the next three innings, he allowed 11 earned runs and four home runs, setting a new Nationals team record for most runs allowed in a single appearance."
"The game got off to a fast start with CJ Abrams hitting a three-run homer that put the Nationals ahead 3-0, energizing the crowd."
"The tide turned in the top of the third inning when Mikolas allowed the first two hitters to reach base, culminating in a game-tying three-run homer by Shohei Ohtani."
"The Dodgers capitalized on Mikolas's struggles, leading to a decisive 13-6 victory, showcasing the stark contrast between the initial optimism and the eventual outcome."
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