Tanner Roark finished five innings on 95 pitches, and went back out for the sixth and got two quick outs on five pitches, but his sixth pitch of the inning, and 101st pitch overall in AT&T Park, was a hanging, first-pitch curveball to Giants’ left fielder Mac Williamson that went out over the center field wall to put San Francisco up for good, 4-3.
Washington’s second straight loss to the Giants was the fourth straight loss overall for the Nationals, who fell to 10-14 on the season.
Roark in AT&T: Tanner Roark started the night in AT&T Park (6-0) with a 2.