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The Rafters rallied for three in the 5th and four in the 4th as they stung the Scorpions, 7-5. Jarlin Susana made the start and let in a run on one hit and three hits over three innings. He struck…

Washington Nationals prospects featured prominently as the Rafters defeated the Scorpions 7-5 in Arizona Fall League action. Starting pitcher Jarlin Susana struck out six batters over three innings of work, allowing one run. Catcher Kevin Bazzell started behind the plate, finishing 0-for-2 with a walk while failing to throw out two attempted basestealers.
Reliever Brock Gillis also appeared in the contest, striking out the side during the fifth inning on 17 pitches. Additionally, the Nationals organization released right-handed pitchers Cole Henry, Wyatt Mills, and Connor Van Scoyoc, as well as catcher Nate Rombach.
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