Fever Baseball · The same game, read by arm
Washington Nationals at Atlanta Braves
Truist Park · May 24, 2026 · Read it by batter →
Every card ever kept is indexed by batter, and not because the batter is the right axis — because a scorer has one hand and one pass through a game. These are the same marks, off the same reconciled record, dealt out by the man who threw them. Every pitch here was counted against its pitcher’s own official line before this page could print. Tap any box for the pitches.
Washington Nationals5 arms
6.0IP3H0R0ER1BB6SO90P60S
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
Andrew Alvarezvs ATL
1.1IP1H0R0ER1BB1SO18P11S
7th
8th
Gus Varlandvs ATL
0.2IP2H1R1ER0BB0SO12P7S
8th
9th
Richard Loveladyvs ATL
0.1IP0H0R0ER1BB0SO15P8S
9th
Orlando RibaltaSVvs ATL
0.2IP0H0R0ER0BB1SO10P7S
9th
Atlanta Braves4 arms
Martín PérezLvs WSH
5.2IP5H1R1ER2BB2SO86P55S
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
Didier Fuentesvs WSH
0.1IP0H0R0ER0BB1SO5P5S
6th
7th
A dashed box is a batter he did not have to himself — the at-bat changed hands mid-count, so it appears on both men’s cards. Both threw to him; only one of them is charged with him.
Reynaldo Lópezvs WSH
2.0IP1H1R1ER2BB2SO35P21S
7th
8th
A dashed box is a batter he did not have to himself — the at-bat changed hands mid-count, so it appears on both men’s cards. Both threw to him; only one of them is charged with him.
Carlos Carrascovs WSH
1.0IP0H0R0ER0BB0SO12P9S
9th
The marks are the batter’s result, because that is what a plate appearance produces — this page changes who they are filed under, never what they say. Names link to their pages at feverbaseball.com.