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The Washington Nationals dominated the Baltimore Orioles 13–3 on May 16 at Nationals Park, with the home team's offense overwhelming a struggling Baltimore pitching staff. Washington's hitters collected 13 hits and 3 home runs while driving in all 13 runs, posting a .739 OPS despite a modest .244 batting average that reflected some inefficiency in run generation. Baltimore's pitchers surrendered all 13 runs and allowed 13 hits while striking out just 5 batters, unable to contain the Nationals' onslaught. The Orioles' own offensive output proved anemic—10 hits, 2 home runs, and only 3 RBI—as their lineup struck out 12 times and managed just a .693 OPS. Washington's pitching staff was more effective in a lopsided contest, fanning 12 Baltimore batters against only 2 walks while holding the visitors to 3 runs on 10 hits. The disparity in run production and pitching efficiency underscores Baltimore's offensive struggles and Washington's ability to capitalize on mistakes. The Nationals will look to build on this dominant performance in the division series ahead.