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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. One hundred fifteen days have passed since the Nationals and Astros last took the field, a late October night that. The NL Champion Washington Nationals will take on either the Houston Astros in the World Series starting Tuesday, Oct. 21 in either Houston on FOX and ESPN Radio. The Nationals will bring Washington, DC its first World Series since 1933.
In Game 3 of the World Series on Friday night at Nationals Park, the Astros came up with the big hits they needed while preventing the Nationals from doing the same. As a result, the Astros prevailed 4-1 and in doing so cut the Nationals' lead in the best-of-seven series to 2-1.The Astros took the lead with four one-run innings against Nationals starter Anibal Sanchez. In the top of the second, Carlos Correa got into scoring position with one out thanks to a double.
Josh Reddick then followed with a popup that dropped between left fielder Juan Soto and the left side of the infield. Correa got a great read on the ball and scored ahead of Soto's wild throw home.In the third inning, Jose Altuve hit a leadoff double to left and advanced to third on Soto's fielding error. Altuve scored the second run of the game on an infield single by Michael Brantley. In the bottom of.
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