The Nationals set a team record, Reyes, Mets 25-4

WASHINGTON (AP) In the most memorable match in the history of the franchise, Daniel Murphy hit two first home runs and the Washington Nationals continued to face him against the reliever. Jose Reyes emergency and the New York Mets Tuesday night.

Trea Turner, who apologized before the match against his teammates for homophobic and insensitive tweets to the race that he sent out several years ago, got four of Washington's 26 successes. Thrower Tanner Roark scored a two-run double in the first run of seven points.

The Nationals established the scoring mark of their team as Montreal's exhibitions in 1969. It was the most unbalanced defeat of the Mets. the history of the season, worse than a 26-7 flying by Philadelphia in 1985.

Reyes made the first pitching appearance of his career, and the 35-year-old pitch man has was scored for home runs by Matt Adams and Mark Reynolds in a six-run eighth. Reyes threw a fastball in the mid-80s and a curve in the 40s, Reyes gave five hits and walked two.

Reyes also threw Ryan Zimmerman with a soft throw. After being hit in the leg, Zimmerman simulated a charge towards the mound, pulling a laugh from Reyes, who was wearing one of Jacob deGrom's gloves on the mound.

The game became out of control, TV presenters Mets Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling and Gary Cohen took turns speaking in the media guide of the team in the final innings – the SNY network has played the theme of the "Masterpiece Theater" in the background

Murphy led six points, Anthony Rendon had four points produced

In advance of 7-0, the Nationals then scored exactly three points in the second, third, fourth and fifth innings.

Hours after chief executive Mike Rizzo crowned a relatively calm day of waiting In the national championships as they are currently constituted, Washington has seconded its record in the evening to 53-53.

Bryce Harper, who had been mentioned in commercial speculation, hit two RBI doubles and scored three times.

Leading 26-1 in the ninth, the Nationals again hit a small speed bump at the end. Shawn Kelley relegated his place to Austin Jackson before throwing himself and throwing his glove to the ground.

Jeff McNeil made his first home run. As he was heading to the back of the Mets pond, he already had the memory. The ball came back on the ground and was flipped on it before it reached the bench.

Roark (5-12) had seven innings. Steven Matz (5-9) only got two outs and awarded seven points in the shortest time of his career.

Murphy had a RBI single in first, a two-point homer in second and a three-point homer in third. The ex-Met strikes .391 (59 for 151) with 11 homers and 43 RBIs against New York

COACH HALL

Mets: 1B Wilmer Flores left the match in the first sleeve with dehydration and vertigo. . Inf Todd Frazier (muscular strain of the left rib cage) has to play nine innings during a rehab mission in Brooklyn on Wednesday. . Manager Mickey Callaway said: Jay Bruce (right hip problem) will start hitting Wednesday.

Nationals: Director Dave Martinez said rhinologist Stephen Strasburg played yesterday and could make quick progress in his throwing program. . RHP Sean Doolittle (left foot stress reaction) underwent an MRI on Monday, virtually unchanged from last week. Doolittle was hoping for improvement, but the coaches were happy that there was no change

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