The Nationals come back from 8 runs down to defeat the Braves, 13 – 12. Dan Uggla is at the center of things against his former team as he drives in 5 runs, including a three-run homer in the 9th. It is the biggest comeback in Nationals history, and the first time they have won a game in which they have allowed 11 or more runs.

 

On April 28, 2015 — The Nationals come back from 8 runs down to defeat the Braves, 13 – 12. Dan Uggla is at the center of things against his former team as he drives in 5 runs, including a three-run homer in the 9th. It is the biggest comeback in Nationals history, and the first time they have won a game in which they have allowed 11 or more runs.

 

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