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    New York Mets @ Washington Nationals

    NYM
    New York MetsMetsNYM
    74-88, 38-43 Away
    4
    74-88, 38-43 Away
    Final
    WSH
    Washington NationalsNationalsWSH
    77-85, 39-42 Home
    6
    77-85, 39-42 Home
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    WSH wins 2-1

    • Mets
      6
    • Nationals
      7
    Game 1
    26/9
    • Mets
      7
    • Nationals
      1
    Game 2
    27/9
    • Mets
      4
    • Nationals
      6
    Game 3
    28/9

    Game Information

    Nationals Park
    Nationals Park
    3:05 AM, 28 September 2026
    Washington, District of Columbia
    Attendance: 23,753
    Game Time:2:42
    • Umpires:
    • Home Plate Umpire - Jen Pawol
    • First Base Umpire - James Hoye
    • Second Base Umpire - Sean Barber
    • Third Base Umpire - Austin Jones

    2026 National League East Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Atlanta9468.580-L1
    Philadelphia8874.5436W1
    Miami8082.49414W1
    Washington7785.47517W1
    New York7488.45720L1
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