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ATLANTA -- Trea Turner homered, had four hits and scored four runs, Max Scherzer won his fifth straight decision and the Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 7-2 on Friday night.Daniel Murphy and Anthony Rendon each added two RBI.The Nationals, seeking their third NL East title in five years, have won 13 of 17. Their magic number to clinch the division is six with 15 games remaining.Scherzer (17-7) gave up seven hits, two runs, two walks and struck out eight in seven innings. The Washington ace is 12-3 with a 2.10 ERA in his last 20 starts.John Gant (1-4) allowed six hits, five runs and three walks in 1 2/3 innings. Appearing in his 16th game with seven starts, Gant had his ERA rise 84 points to 5.24.The Nationals took a 2-0 lead in the first inning on Rendons two-run single and went up 5-0 in the second on Turners ninth homer and Murphys RBI double.Atlanta made it 5-1 in the bottom of the second on Tyler Flowers RBI single. Flowers cut the lead to 5-2 in the sixth with a sacrifice fly.Turner stole second and third in the seventh and scored on Murphys sacrifice fly. Turners 26th stolen base dropped Flowers, the Atlanta catcher, to 1 for 56 this season on caught stealing attempts.Turner added a ground-rule double and score in the ninth on Jayson Werths single.Murphy has 46 doubles, most in the majors. His 104 RBI rank second in the NL.Blake Treinen pitched the eighth and Shawn Kelley the ninth for the Nationals.Washington improved to 15-2 against the NL-worst Braves this year and 36-11 in the series since June 21, 2014.BAKER IS BACKWashington manager Dusty Baker returned after a one-game absence due a death in his family. He arrived at Turner Field about three hours before the game.PROUD PARENTSInterim manager Brian Snitker told 1B Freddie Freeman to stay home and rest after his wife, Chelsea, gave birth to their first child, a son, on Thursday. Freeman is expected to be back in the lineup on Saturday. Rookie Blake Lalli took his place and went 0 for 4. ... Nationals SS Danny Espinosa wasnt in the lineup after his wife, Sara, gave birth to a boy in California. Espinosa arrived during the fifth inning. Stephen Drew took his place and went 1 for 3 with one run scored.ON APPEALBraves RHP Jose Ramirez filed an appeal after receiving a three-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for throwing a pitch near the head of Marlins starting pitcher Jose Fernandez on Wednesday. Both teams benches emptied, but the situation settled down after players from both teams crowded around Fernandez, Ramirez and Flowers. Ramirez was ejected from the game.TRAINERS ROOMBraves 2B Jace Peterson was scratched from the lineup with a left ankle sprain. Gordon Beckham took his place and went 1 for 4. ... Braves OF Mallex Smith was reinstated from the 60-day disabled list after missing 76 games with a broken left thumb. Smith had a pinch-hit single in the seventh. ... Atlanta RHP Mike Foltynewicz is walking without much discomfort and could make a start next week. He was injured last Monday when a liner bounced off his calf.CENTRAL FLORIDA-BOUNDThe Braves are moving their high Single-A affiliate from Zebulon, North Carolina to Kissimmee, Florida before the start of next season.UP NEXTNationals: LHP Gio Gonzalez (11-9) will make his 30th start. Hes 4-8 with a 4.70 ERA in 16 career starts against Atlanta.Braves: Snitker has yet to announce Saturdays starter. RHP Josh Collmenter, acquired in a trade with the Chicago Cubs earlier this week, is a possibility. Green Cheap Running Shoes . LOUIS -- Valtteri Filppula assisted on three of Tampa Bays four goals, and the Lightning beat the St. Pink Running Shoes Cheap . Their experience showed Tuesday as the No. 10 Badgers blunted a Saint Louis surge to win 63-57 and advance to face West Virginia in Wednesdays finals of the Cancun Challenge. http://www.cheaprunningshoesforsale.com/ . 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Hes been named a first-team All-American for three consecutive seasons, and last year he became only the second wide receiver to earn the national offensive player of the year award.South Dakota State junior Jake Wieneke rejoined Kupp as the other the preseason wide receiver after also being selected to the STATS All-America first team last season.The preseason squad is 99 players deep spread across three teams. All 13 conferences and 63 schools had selections, and they included seven wide receivers who earned a form of All-America honors last year. Its such a big season of top wide receivers that 11 of the 14 who surpassed 1,000 receiving yards last year, as well as the next three on the final national receiving chart, are back to damage defenses again.The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Kupp caught 114 passes for 1,642 yards and 19 touchdowns as a junior -- leading the nation in each category. On pace to hold all the major receiving records in FCS history, he already owns 18 school, eight Big Sky Conference and seven NCAA records.Id be shocked if you could show me a better receiver at any level in the country, Eastern Washington coach Beau Baldwin said.The 6-4, 210-pound Wieneke was second nationally in receiving yards (1,472), a total he grabbed off 72 receptions with 11 touchdowns. His 20.4 yards per catch ranked fourth in the nation.Kupp and Wieneke were two of 13 returning first-team All-Americans named to the preseason squad. Every conference had at least one first-team selection, and overall 46 players who gained STATS All-America honors in December return this season.Also returning to the first-team offense were Jacksonville State quarterback Eli Jenkins, running backs Chase Edmonds from Fordham and Kade Harrington of Lamar, The Citadel fullback Tyler Renew and Chattanooga offensive linemen Corey Levin.Harrington led the FCS in rushing yards (2,092) and Edmonds paced in touchdowns (25), while Jenkins fueled Jacksonville State to the national championship game. They finished second, fourth and sixth, respectively, behind Kupp in voting for STATS offensive player of the year.Duquesne linebacker Christian Kuntz and The Citadel cornerback Dee Delaney returned to the first-team defense -- they were 11th and 16th in voting for the STATS defensive player of the year.William & Mary place-kicker Nick Dorka, Indiana State long snapper Joshua Appel, Southern kick returner Willie Quinn and North Carolina A&T punt returner Khris Gardin were named to the first-team special teams again.The rest of the preseason first-team offense consisted of Drake tight end Eric Saubert and offensive linemen Erik Austell of Charleston Southern, Julien Davenport of Bucknell, Casey Dunn of Jacksonville State and Zach Johnson of North Dakota State.Also on the first-team defense were defensive linemen Keionta Davis of Chattanooga, P.J. Hall of Sam Houston State, Derek Rivers of Youngstown State and Karter Schult of Northern Iowa; linebackers Andrew Ankrah of James Madison, Dylan Cole of Missouri State and Nick DeLuca of North Dakota State; and defensive backs Casey DeAndrade of New Hampshire, David Jones of Richmond and Donald Payne of Stetson.Completing the first-team special teams were Cornell punter Chris Fraser and all-purpose back John Santiago of North Dakota.North Dakota State, which has won the last five FCS national championships, was one of four teams to boast four preseason All-Americans. The others were Charleston Southern, Chattanooga and Jacksonville State.Among FCS conferences, the Missouri Valley had the most All-America selections with 16. CAA Football (13) and the Southern Conference (11) also reached double figures.They were followed by the Big Sky with nine, Ohio Valley with eight, Southland with seven, Big South and Patriot League with six each, Mid-Eastern Athletic with five, Ivy League, Northeast and Southwestern Athletic with four each, and Pioneer League with three. Coastal Carolina, which is transitioning to the FBS as an FCS independent, also had three All-Americans.---=STATS FCS PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA TEAM=FIRST TEAM=OFFENSE=QB -- Eli Jenkins, senior, 6-2, 205, Jacksonville StateRB -- Chase Edmonds, junior, 5-9, 196, FordhamRB -- Kade Harrington, senior, 5-9, 190, LamarFB -- Tyler Renew, senior, 5-11, 217, The CitadelWR -- Cooper Kupp, senior, 6-2, 210, Eastern WashingtonWR -- Jake Wieneke, junior, 6-4, 210, South Dakota StateTE -- Eric Saubert, senior, 6-4, 242, DrakeOL -- Erik Austell, junior, 6-3, 285, Charleston SouthernOL -- Julien Davenport, senior, 6-7, 315, BucknellOL -- Casey Dunn, senior, 6-3, 285, Jacksonville StateOL -- Zack Johnson, senior, 6-4, 329, North Dakota StateOL -- Corey Levin, senior, 6-5, 305, ChattanoogaDEFENSE=DL -- Keionta Davis, senior, 6-4, 260, ChattanoogaDL -- P.dddddddddddd. Hall, junior, 6-1, 280, Sam Houston StateDL -- Derek Rivers, senior, 6-5, 255, Youngstown StateDL -- Karter Schult, senior, 6-2, 265, Northern IowaLB -- Andrew Ankrah, junior, 6-4, 234, James MadisonLB -- Dylan Cole, senior, 6-1, 236, Missouri StateLB -- Nick DeLuca, senior, 6-3, 245, North Dakota StateLB -- Christian Kuntz, senior, 6-1, 220, DuquesneDB -- Casey DeAndrade, senior, 5-11, 212, New HampshireDB -- Dee Delaney, junior, 6-1, 191, The CitadelDB -- David Jones, senior, 6-1, 187, RichmondDB -- Donald Payne, senior, 6-1, 217, StetsonSPECIAL TEAMS=PK -- Nick Dorka, junior, 6-0, 180, William & MaryP -- Chris Fraser, senior, 6-2, 211, CornellLS -- Joshua Appel, senior, 6-2, 250, Indiana StateKR -- Willie Quinn, graduate, 5-5, 145, SouthernPR -- Khris Gardin, junior, 5-7, 158, North Carolina A&TAP -- John Santiago, sophomore, 5-9, 170, North Dakota---=SECOND TEAM=OFFENSE=QB -- Case Cookus, sophomore, 6-4, 200, Northern ArizonaRB -- Kendell Anderson, senior, 5-9, 200, William & MaryRB -- Tarik Cohen, senior, 5-6, 173, North Carolina A&TRB -- DeAngelo Henderson, senior, 5-8, 205, Coastal CarolinaFB -- Joe Protheroe, junior, 6-0, 225, Cal PolyWR -- Josh Barge, senior, 6-1, 178, Jacksonville StateWR -- Emmanuel Butler, junior, 6-3, 210, Northern ArizonaWR -- Justin Watson, junior, 6-3, 210, PennTE -- Dallas Goedert, junior, 6-5, 245, South Dakota StateOL -- Mitch Kirsch, senior, 6-6, 300, James MadisonOL -- Javarius Leamon, senior, 6-7, 310, South Carolina StateOL -- Brandon Parker, junior, 6-7, 279, North Carolina A&TOL -- Mark Spelman, senior, 6-3, 280, Illinois StateOL -- Anton Wahrby, senior, 6-5, 300, WoffordDEFENSE=DL -- Pat Afriyie, junior, 6-2, 235, ColgateDL -- Anthony Ellis, junior, 6-1, 245, Charleston SouthernDL -- Caleb Kidder, senior, 6-5, 275, MontanaDL -- Tanoh Kpassagnon, senior, 6-7, 275, VillanovaDL -- Greg Menard, junior, 6-2, 240, North Dakota StateLB -- Kourtney Berry, senior, 6-0, 215, Alabama StateLB -- Omar Howard, senior, 6-0, 231, RichmondLB -- Mike Needham, junior, 6-4, 210, Southern UtahLB -- Folarin Orimolade, senior, 5-11, 240, DartmouthLB -- James Rentz, senior, 6-2, 245, Sacred HeartDB -- LeRoy Alexander, senior, 6-0, 195, Youngstown StateDB -- Mike Basile, junior, 6-1, 200, MonmouthDB -- Trey Robinson, senior, 6-1, 212, FurmanDB -- Tremon Smith, junior, 6-0, 185, Central ArkansasSPECIAL TEAMS=PK -- Lance Geesey, senior, 5-10, 180, Saint FrancisP -- Keith Wrzuszczak, junior, 5-11, 194, Eastern KentuckyLS -- Joseph Smith, senior, 6-3, 200, Charleston SouthernKR -- Lorenzo Jerome, senior, 6-0, 195, Saint FrancisPR -- Ellis Onic II, junior, 5-6, 163, Northern ColoradoAP -- Darius Hammond, senior, 5-10, 192, Charleston Southern---=THIRD TEAM=OFFENSE=QB -- KD Humphries, senior, 6-3, 225, Murray StateRB -- Corey Avery, junior, 5-10, 190, Sam Houston StateRB -- Derrick Craine, senior, 5-10, 205, ChattanoogaRB -- Darius Victor, senior, 5-8, 227, TowsonFB -- Lorenzo Long, senior, 5-9, 210, WoffordWR -- Brian Brown, senior, 6-1, 198, RichmondWR -- Brendan Flaherty, senior, 6-2, 200, Holy CrossWR -- Anthony Warrum, senior, 6-2, 190, Illinois StateTE -- Phazahn Odom, graduate, 6-8, 245, FordhamOL -- Kyle Avaloy, senior, 6-5, 330, Illinois StateOL -- Armando Bonheur, senior, 6-3, 300, SamfordOL -- Sam Ekwonike, senior, 6-2, 350, Coastal CarolinaOL -- Justin Lea, junior, 6-4, 295, Jacksonville StateOL -- Timon Parris, junior, 6-5, 310, Stony BrookOL -- Bret Treadway, senior, 6-3, 280, LamarDEFENSEDL -- Isaiah Golden, junior, 6-2, 335, McNeese StateDL -- Javancy Jones, senior, 6-2, 230, Jackson StateDL -- Ebenezer Ogundeko, junior, 6-3, 255, Tennessee StateDL -- Patrick Ricard, senior, 6-3, 285, MaineLB -- Sam Denmark, junior, 6-1, 230, Abilene ChristianLB -- Chad Geter, graduate, 6-2, 253, Gardner-WebbLB -- Darius Leonard, junior, 6-3, 200, South Carolina StateLB -- Nakevion Neslie, senior, 5-11, 220, ChattanoogaLB -- Brett Taylor, junior, 6-2, 230, Western IllinoisDB -- Jamerson Blount, senior, 6-0, 180, SamfordDB -- Xavier Coleman, senior, 5-11, 190, Portland StateDB -- Jihaad Pretlow, senior, 5-11, 195, FordhamDB -- Taylor Reynolds, senior, 6-0, 190, James MadisonSPECIAL TEAMS=PK -- Zak Kennedy, sophomore, 6-0, 160, Youngstown StateP -- Alex Knight, senior, 6-1, 199, Southeast MissouriLS -- James Fisher, junior, 6-2, 212, North Dakota StateKR -- Devin Brown, senior, 5-8, 170, Coastal CarolinaPR -- Christian Searles, junior, 5-9, 178, DaytonAP -- Martez Carter, junior, 5-8, 175, Grambling StateAP -- Justice Shelton-Mosley, sophomore, 5-10, 170, Harvard China NFL Jerseys Cheap Nike NFL Jerseys NFL Jerseys Cheap Wholesale NFL Jerseys Cheap Basketball Jerseys Online Stitched Hockey Jerseys Wholesale Baseball Jerseys Football Jerseys Outlet College Jerseys For Sale Cheap MLB Jerseys Wholesale Soccer Jerseys Wholesale Jerseys For Sale Wholesale NFL Jerseys ' ' '

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