It’s win day for the Phillies as their ace Aaron Nola takes the mound in D.C.
Phillies fans enjoyed a 12-2 victory in Washington on Friday night thanks to Carlos Santana and Nick Williams combining for seven RBI in the middle of the lineup. Odubel Herrera also had a big game with a two-run home run, making it his fifth-consecutive game with a home run.
Washington is starting their top pitching prospect Ereck Fedde, who hasn’t seen much success early in his career. Making his seventh career start in two seasons with Washington, Fedde owns a career 7.47 ERA.
Here’s everything needed for this afternoon’s game, including where to watch online, start time, lineups, and more.
Date: June 23, 2018
First Pitch: 4:05 PM ET
Location: Washington D.C.
Stadium: Nationals Park
Pitchers: Erick Fedde (0-2, 5.63 ERA) vs Aaron Nola (8-2, 2.55 ERA)
Radio Station: 94 WIP, WSAN AM 1470 WTTM 1680 (Philadelphia); 106.7 The Fan (Washington D.C.), Sirius XM Radio (National)
TV Channel: NBC Sports Philadelphia (Philadelphia); MASN (Washington D.C.)
Live Online Stream: NBC Sports Philadelphia (subscribers only), MLB.TV
Here are the lineups for Philadelphia and Washington:
Philadelphia
- Cesar Hernandez, 2B
- Rhys Hoskins, LF
- Odubel Herrera, CF
- Carlos Santana, 1B
- Nick Williams, RF
- Scott Kingery, SS
- Maikel Franco, 3B
- Jorge Alfaro, C
- Aaron Nola, SP
Nola is coming off his shortest start since May 31 of last season where he didn’t work out of the fifth inning.
Washington
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- Adam Eaton, RF
- Bryce Harper, CF
- Anthony Rendon, 3B
- Juan Soto, LF
- Daniel Murphy, 1B
- Trea Turner, SS
- Wilmer Difo, 2B
- Spencer Kieboom, C
- Erick Fedde, SP
Fedde is making his first start against the Phillies and his second against a National League East opponent. He’s yet to pitch out of the sixth inning this year and has allowed at least three runs in each of his six starts.
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