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MIA @ WSH Live projections & gamecast · Monday, August 31, 2026

MIA
MIA
Miami Marlins
36
Final
WSH
Washington Nationals
WSH
Nationals ParkElevation 35 ftCenter Field 402 ft 83°F CloudyWind 3 mph, R To L

Model Recap

Did our ranking beat this game? 1+ boards grade our top-5 scored players against the full field's rate; over/under boards grade our lean vs the posted line. Green = the model won the board here, red = it didn't.

Hits · top 5 3/5 field 13/18Singles · top 5 0/5 field 0/18Doubles · top 5 0/5 field 1/18Triples · top 5 0/5 field 0/18Home Runs · top 5 1/5 field 1/18RBIs · top 5 1/5 field 3/18Runs · top 5 5/5 field 8/18Walks · top 5 3/5 field 4/18Stolen Bases · top 5 1/5 field 1/18Total Bases · leans 10/18H+R+RBI · leans 11/18Strikeouts · leans 1/2Outs Recorded · leans 2/2Hits Allowed · leans 1/2Walks Allowed · leans 2/2Earned Runs · leans 1/2

Pre-Game Projections

Our model's numbers from before first pitch — they don't move during the game. The live grading happens on the player rows below. Build a DFS lineup for this slate →

Win prob MIA 44% · WSH 56%Proj total 10.0 vs line 8.5NRFI 51% (mkt 51%) Jakob Marsee · Triples 100 Esteury Ruiz · Stolen Bases 100 Will Dion · Hits Allowed 100

MIA MIA Lineup

Confirmed lineupOfficial batting order is set.
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Batting order

WSH WSH Lineup

Confirmed lineupOfficial batting order is set.
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Batting order

Frequently asked questions

What does this MIA @ WSH page show?
Every MatchWiz projection for this game in one place: each hitter's matchup score for hits, home runs, RBIs, runs, walks, stolen bases, total bases, H+R+RBI and fantasy points, and each starting pitcher's strikeout and pitcher-prop projections — with the live box score graded against every one of them (✓ hit / ✗ miss) as the game plays.
How often does the live data update?
Our poller checks every in-progress game roughly every 45 seconds. The score, inning, and every player's live line on this page refresh automatically — no reload needed.
What do the matchup scores mean?
Each score is 0–100, ranking that player's conditions for that stat against the full slate — driven by batter-vs-pitcher-hand splits, recent form, park and weather, lineup spot and workload. See "How it works" for the full methodology and our graded season record.