Summary
The Washington Nationals started their MLB season strong, aided by Joey Wiemer, who matched a record for the best start by getting on base in his first 10 at-bats. Wiemer’s hot performance includes achieving multiple hits and scoring in every game so far.
Key Facts
- The Nationals began their season with a 3-1 record despite starting with away games.
- Joey Wiemer, recently acquired from the Giants, tied an MLB record by reaching base 10 times in a row in his first three games.
- Wiemer's performance matches Carlos Delgado's 2002 record with the Blue Jays.
- Wiemer hit multiple times in each of his first three games and performed well overall.
- His stats include two home runs, a triple, and four RBIs, with a high batting average of .800.
- Wiemer was previously considered a top prospect for the Milwaukee Brewers.
- He has played for several teams since 2023, including the Reds and Marlins.
