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    Hunter Goodman hits 35th homer in return from IL

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    Hunter Goodman hit his 35th homer in his return from the IL as the Rockies topped the Nationals 3-1 on Tuesday.

    Goodman’s homer left the bat at 109.5 mph and was projected at 432 feet. He grounded out twice and struck out once in his other three at-bats tonight. In spite of the 12-day absence, Goodman is tied for fourth in the majors with 35 homers this season.
Hernandez makes great catch on Lile's RBI sac fly
Daylen Lile doubled the Nationals' lead with an RBI sac fly in the 8th, but not before Marlins LF Heriberto Hernandez saved more potential runs with an athletic running grab.

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