What happened: Washington Nationals pitcher Cade Cavalli holds a 2.43 ERA across his last six starts. He struck out 45 batters in 33.1 innings on the mound, securing a 3-0 individual record during the stretch.
Why it matters: The run prevention provides stability for a Washington club that sits at 45-50 on the season. Cavalli is delivering consistent production following his July 6 call-up to the major league roster.
By the numbers: The Washington Nationals score 5.5 runs per game and allow 5.5 runs on average. Cavalli strikes out 12.15 batters per nine innings over this six-start span.
What to watch: The Nationals continue their regular-season schedule as they attempt to improve upon their current record.