The Washington Nationals defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-4 in 10 innings, extending their winning streak to four games, matching their season high.
The game was decided in the 10th inning when Detroit's reliever Andrew Chafin threw a wild pitch, allowing CJ Abrams to reach first base and Jacob Young to advance to third.
Nationals pitcher Mitchell Parker made a fielding error in the fifth inning, leading to four unearned runs for the Tigers, including a Little League grand slam by Riley Greene.
CJ Abrams hit a one-out triple in the fifth inning and scored on a heads-up play when Lane Thomas's foul popup was caught with the first baseman's back turned.
The Nationals tied the game in the eighth inning due to two Tigers errors, with Lane Thomas advancing to second on a fielding error and then scoring on Ildemaro Vargas's sacrifice fly.
Joey Gallo left the game in the seventh inning after grabbing the back of his left leg, indicating a potential injury.
Right-hander Josiah Gray, recovering from a strained right flexor muscle, threw a bullpen session and will make his next rehab start for Class AA Harrisburg on Friday.
Right-hander Cade Cavalli, recovering from Tommy John surgery, will throw a bullpen session on Wednesday and could face hitters on Saturday, as he nears the end of his rehab process.