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The Scorecard ·

Washington Nationals at New York Mets

Andrew Alvarez left with a lead, and the sixth inning took it apart.

Fever Baseball · Scored on the record

Washington Nationals at New York Mets

Citi Field · August 14, 2026 · Final: WSH 1, NYM 4 · W: Jonathan Pintaro
First pitch 7:10 PM · Final out 9:41 PM · Time of game 2:31
Umpires — HP Charlie Ramos · 1B Nestor Ceja · 2B Willie Traynor · 3B Chris Guccione
ABSWSH WSH: 2 challenges won, 0 lost, 2 in handNYM NYM: 0 challenges won, 1 lost, 1 in hand● won · ✕ lost · ○ in hand
Scored play-by-play by the FVR engine from the official MLB feed — every mark reconciled, or the card refuses to print. Tap any box for the pitches that made the mark.

Washington Nationals

1R5H0E10LOB
Batter
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
CJ AbramsSS WSH
2
Abimelec Ortiz1B WSH
3
Brady HouseDH WSH
4
Daylen LileRF/LF WSH
5
Keibert RuizC WSH
6
José TenaLF WSH
→Dylan CrewsRF WSH
7
Nasim Nuñez2B WSH
8
Jorbit Vivas3B WSH
9
Jacob YoungCF WSH
Runs
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
PitchersIPHRERBBSOPS
Andrew AlvarezL5.2222147347
Jake Bird1.0322212612
Max Kranick1.1200031614
SBCJ Abrams (2B)

New York Mets

4R7H1E7LOB
Batter
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
A.J. EwingLF NYM
2
Francisco LindorSS NYM
3
Bo Bichette3B NYM
4
Luis Robert Jr.CF NYM
5
Carson BengeRF NYM
6
Francisco AlvarezDH NYM
7
Marcus Semien2B NYM
8
Jared Young1B NYM
9
Luis TorrensC NYM
Runs
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
PitchersIPHRERBBSOPS
Robert Stock4.1310358451
Nate Lavender0.20000033
Jonathan PintaroW2.0100122415
Daniel Duarte1.0000011712
Kodai SengaSV1.010001149
Excitement 2.44 of win probability moved, per nine inningsComeback 3.4 — the winner's floor was 30%Biggest swing +0.258 in the 6th, at leverage 0.7

The hit chart

Where every ball landed
335'370'408'380'330'
WSH — visitors
NYM — home
 hit
out

All 13 hits located, and 47 balls in play with them. Coordinates are the game’s own, from the same feed the engine reads.

Reading the marks · no black boxes

1–9 the nine fielders (1 P, 2 C, 3 1B … 9 RF)
6‑3 ground out, shortstop to first
3U put out unassisted
K strikeout · K called (backward)
F8 fly · P6 pop · L7 line (to that fielder)
1B8 hit, with where it went
BB walk · HBP hit by pitch
FC 6 fielder’s choice, fielded by 6
◆ diamond fills = run scored
⚫ the out it made (1, 2, or 3), in that runner’s box
2‑4 a runner retired on the bases (caught stealing, picked off), written small in his box as the chain that got him
one dot per run driven in (RBI)
PH · PR · → a substitute badged by his name — pinch hitter, pinch runner, or defensive sub
A ABS (Automated Ball‑Strike) challenge — filled = overturned
The diamond fills teal when the run scores; the out lands in the box of the runner it was made on. Names link to their pages at www.feverbaseball.com. New to the marks? The primer scores a full inning from scratch. Every pitch under these marks is typed, clocked and located off the same official feed. A hand-scorer could record what happened; nobody could record the pitch that did it.

Home plate: Charlie Ramos · Blue Notes for this game → · his road to the plate →Crew: 1B Nestor Ceja · 2B Willie Traynor · 3B Chris Guccione

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Andrew Alvarez gave the Nationals five and two-thirds on 73 pitches and left with a one-run lead. It lasted four batters. Francisco Lindor tied it on an 83.3 mph slider he sent 409 feet at 110.3 off the bat, and Carson Benge singled home the go-ahead run before the inning ended. Jared Young added a solo shot in the seventh — 104.9 mph, 408 feet — and the Nationals never got closer than two. They left ten on base. A starter who hands you five and two-thirds of one-run ball on 73 pitches has done the hard part, and ten runners stranded is what it cost him.

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