Rookie lefty Mitchell Parker logs another strong start as Nationals beat Charlie Morton, Braves 8-4

Mitchell Parker pitched five-hit ball into the seventh inning and CJ Abrams homered, helping the Washington Nationals beat the depleted Atlanta Braves 8-4 on Monday.

ATLANTA —

Second baseman Ozzie Albies was the team’s new leadoff hitter. Jared Kelenic and Adam Duvall, who have been sharing time in left field, each started. Duvall replaced Acuña in right and Kelenic started in left. Sean Murphy, who was activated off the injured list before the game, drove in Marcell Ozuna with a groundout for Atlanta’s first run. Duvall followed with a two-run homer that knocked Parker out of the game.

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