Mikolas Faces Dodgers, Surrenders Career-High Earned Runs
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Miles Mikolas, a 37-year-old righty, made his Nationals debut against the Dodgers, retiring their star-studded lineup in the first inning. However, the Dodgers offense woke up in the third, with Ohtani and Betts hitting back-to-back homers to take the lead. Mikolas surrendered 11 runs on 11 hits, tying his career high for earned runs allowed. The Nationals lost the game 13-6, dropping to 6-16 in home openers since 2005. Despite the rough outing, Mikolas showed resilience and potential for better performances.
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