When manager Dave Martinez took him out, many in the announced crowd of 21,440 saluted Gore with a standing ovation. “I’ve been here for a little bit and it was fun to finally pitch.” … I’ve been looking forward to it,” said Gore, who said his parents, sister, brother-in-law and other relatives, along with his high school coach, were at Nationals Park. Gore struck out six and limited the big-swinging Braves to one run and three hits across 5 1/3 innings Sunday, helping Washington beat Atlanta 4-1 on Sunday. But the 24-year-old lefty’s debut for his new club showed why Washington wanted him. Gore arrived as a key part of the Juan Soto trade in August, while he was injured. ![]() ![]() So, too, did the Washington Nationals - and their fans. WASHINGTON (AP) - MacKenzie Gore kept waiting for this day to arrive.
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