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The Washington Nationals dominated the Arizona Diamondbacks 14–1 on June 5 at Chase Field, showcasing offensive firepower that vastly exceeded the Vegas total line of 1. Washington's lineup delivered 16 hits and 5 home runs while driving in all 14 runs, with a combined .743 OPS that overpowered Arizona's pitching staff, which surrendered 14 earned runs and allowed 16 hits. The Diamondbacks managed just 6 hits and 1 run despite drawing 7 walks, posting a meager .699 OPS and striking out 7 times. Washington's pitching was equally dominant, yielding only 6 hits and 1 earned run while issuing no walks across the game, a stark contrast to Arizona's pitchers who walked 7 batters. The Nationals' offensive explosion—particularly their home run barrage—overwhelmed Arizona's defense, which committed no errors but could not contain the visiting team's sustained assault. This lopsided result suggests Washington's lineup has found its stride offensively, while Arizona faces serious questions about run prevention heading into their next rotation adjustment.