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Andrés Chaparro’s 2-Homer Game Lifts Nationals over Mets 6-4 in Season Finale
Andrés Chaparro homered twice as Washington erased an early 4-1 deficit and finished 11 games better than last season.
- On Sunday, the Washington Nationals defeated the New York Mets 6-4 in the season finale, with outfielder Andres Chaparro hitting two home runs against Mets starter Sean Manaea.
- The Nationals finished 77-85, improving by 11 wins over 2025, while the Mets slid to 74-88 and finished last in the National League East, their worst mark since 2017.
- Francisco Lindor hit his 300th career home run while Ronny Mauricio homered for the third time in two days, marking offensive milestones for the visiting Mets.
- Manager Andy Green received a three-year contract through 2029 on Tuesday, taking over after the June 26 firing of Carlos Mendoza and leading the Mets to a 40-41 record.
- Washington's season attendance fell to 1,839,116, a decline of less than 1%, while Mets outfielder Juan Soto went 0-for-5 after exiting Saturday's game with a right-hand injury.
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The Hamilton SpectatorAndrés Chaparro’s 2-homer game lifts Nationals over Mets 6-4 in season finale
WASHINGTON (AP) — Andrés Chaparro homered twice and the Washington Nationals defeated the New York Mets 6-4 on Sunday in the season finale for both teams. Francisco Lindor hit his 300th career home run, Ronny Mauricio went deep for the third time in two days and rookie Carson Benge had three hits for his 45th...
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Francisco Lindor hits homer No. 300 in Mets loss to Nationals
WASHINGTON — A season that couldn’t end soon enough was extended by another hour Sunday afternoon because of the same nor’easter that has ravaged much of the East Coast. The Mets lost 6-4 at Nationals Park in game 162, but it d…
·Jersey City, United States
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Total News Sources15
Leaning Left7Leaning Right1Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution59% Left
Bias Distribution
- 59% of the sources lean Left
59% Left
L 59%
C 33%
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