Washington starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg was outstanding Monday night in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, it couldn't translate into a victory.
Strasburg took a no-decision despite going six shutout innings. He saw his pitch count run up to 100 and couldn't get deeper into the game as Philadelphia took a lead in the eighth.
The Nationals ace gave up just two base hits and just one unearned run on the outing. He struck out 10 batters as his ERA moved to 2.85.
The 25-year-old may have just a 6-9 record, but his ERA and 1.04 WHIP tell another story. He's been outstanding of late and makes his next scheduled start Sunday at Miami.
Stephen Strasburg Ks 10 in no-decision
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Jeff Lippman
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