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Washington Nationals 9, Los Angeles Dodgers 10

The game of the Los Angeles Dodgers versus Washington Nationals was indeed a fantastic one that was held at the Dodger Stadium on a Wednesday afternoon. It was seen by a crowd of 41,913. And the Dodgers were victorious as they won they game.

The Washington Nationals had a 4-2 lead in the second inning. Dodgers has revived Shea Hillenbrand's big league career, and the seven-year veteran is doing his best to recharge the Los Angeles' season. During the sixth inning, he hit a two-run homer and a sacrifice fly in the twelfth as his team rallied from a five-run deficit to win the LA Dodgers versus Washington Nationals game with 10-9 and complete a three-game sweep. “I've been through a bit of adversity this season that I never even thought would happen in my career - especially with the success I've had,” Hillenbrand said, who was reunited with former Boston manager Grady Little on Aug. 13 in L.A. after getting released by the Dodgers and San Diego Padres. “The game is very humbling, so you've got to take advantage of every opportunity you can and every situation you get put in.”

Meanwhile, James Loney drove in four runs for his team, who also got homers from Russell Martin and Matt Kemp. In addition, Jeff Kent had four hits, including a leadoff single that started the winning rally.

During the top of the sixth inning, after Robert Fick's solo homer and Nook Logan's RBI single, Mark Hendrickson put the Washington ahead 8-3, Loney's three-run double on Shawn Hill's 96th and final pitch started the comeback in the bottom half. The right-hander allowed seven runs - six earned - and seven hits in 5 1-3 innings. In his 12th start of the year, Shawn Hill allowed more than three earned runs for the first time. In his first 11 starts, he gave up more than two runs only once. “I didn't have a whole lot of zip on the ball today and I had to fight to get where I wanted it, Hill said. It was even worse because I was spotted a 4-0 lead, and a five-run lead going into the sixth. I had to close the door, and what I did was completely unacceptable.”

Luis Ayala relieved and Shea Hillenbrand homered on a 0-2 count. It was Hillenbrand's first home run in 15 games with the Los Angeles.

Moreover, D'Angelo Jimenez gave the Washington Nationals a 9-8 leading score with an RBI single in the seventh inning; however, Matt Kemp led off the bottom half against Luis Ayala with his ninth homer. Meanwhile, Brad Penny gave up six runs, eight hits and two walks in five innings. It was only the fourth time in 28 starts this season that the two-time All-Star gave up more than three earned runs and the first time in his last 10 outings. “His command wasn't as good as it normally is and he wasn't really locating his pitches, but he battled with what he had and kept us close,” said Russell Martin. “He definitely looked like he didn't feel as good as he normally does. I don't know if it's fatigue, but it's a long season and you've got to battle through the ups and downs.”

Jeff Kent took third on Russell Martin's double down the right-field line against Saul Rivera, after Kent reached in the 12th. Following an intentional walk to James Loney, Shea Hillenbrand flied out to right fielder Austin Kearns and Jeff Kent barely avoided catcher Jesus Flores' sweep tag with a headfirst slide. “I noticed that the outfielder took a step back as soon as the ball was hit, and that gave me an idea that I was going to go,” said Kent. “I was either going to take him out and hopefully knock the ball away - but if he gave me the plate, I was going to just try to get my hand in there.”

Scott Proctor pitched three innings of one-hit relief, using his changeup to induce an inning-ending double play ball from Robert Fick in the 12th with runners at the corners. “I wanted to stay in the game as long as possible and try to save the bullpen,” Proctor stated. “We used a lot of pitchers today, so I was just trying to chew up as many outs as I could.”

LA Dodgers that won its fourth straight crept within 3 1/2 games of first in the NL West as the team of San Diego beat Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday night. “We're excited about being able to come home and win three games, because we know we've got to play some catch-up and make up some ground here,” Jeff Kent stated. “We're all pulling on the same side of the rope, so we'll see how good we are.”

On the other hand, Washington Nationals wasted an 8-3 lead and lost its sixth straight game. Nook Logan drove in three runs for the Nationals and Ryan Church had four hits. Robert Fick homered and drove in two runs, but also grounded into pair inning-ending double plays with runners in scoring position. “We just ran into a team that's real hungry, and they showed it - especially today,” said Robert Fick.

It was a fantastic game, indeed.

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