If there is such a thing as hitting the wall, the Tigers hit it at the end of Game 2 Wednesday night when the Nationals sent 10 batters to the plate in their final at-bat and scored six runs. The next time the Nationals came to bat, in the first inning Thursday, they sent nine batters to the plate, scored five runs and never really looked back.

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There aren’t many times teams deep in last place in their division, like the Washington Nationals (37-50), get to celebrate. Each win and major accomplishment for the rebuilding Nationals is a big plus.