Nationals stay hot vs. Mets thanks to Kyle Schwarber’s huge day and return of ‘Baby Shark’

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The Washington Nationals on Sunday activated Gerardo Parra. He’ll function a fourth outfielder behind starters Juan Soto, Victor Robles and Kyle Schwarber (we’ll get to Schwarber in a second). Usually, this form of activation wouldn’t actually transfer the needle, however there are particular circumstances. 

First off, the Nationals are scorching proper now. They’ve gained seven of their final eight video games after Sunday’s 5-2 win over the Mets. They’re on the lookout for slightly 2019 magic. 

On June 20 that season, they have been two video games below .500 and weren’t in playoff place then, both. Parra had been added to the Nationals after a commerce that season within the second week of Could. The Nationals would go 50-39 in video games during which he appeared within the common season, however it was way more than that. He introduced a vibe and it turned the Nationals’ calling card in 2019. 

Presenting the Child Shark: 

The Nats would experience that wave all the way in which to a World Collection championship. They look like trying to recreate the run, albeit with a fairly completely different roster. Parra pinch hit within the seventh inning Sunday, a lot to the delight of the 30,000-plus in attendance. 

He would then double and your complete ballpark was rocking prefer it was 2019. 

Parra would then rating on a Schwarber dwelling run. 

That was Schwarber’s third dwelling run of the sport and his fifth in two days. He’s on some sort of tear proper now. He hit two homers Saturday and now has gone 13 for 36 (.361) with 9 homers and 16 RBI in his final 10 video games. The 9 homers is probably the most by a participant in a 10-game span in franchise historical past. 

The Nats are nonetheless below .500 at 33-36, however they now solely path the Mets by 5 video games within the NL East. That’s workable with greater than three months remaining within the season. 

There are actually some good vibes, as they’re successful video games, Schwarber is swinging an insanely scorching energy bat and the Child Shark is again. 

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