TORONTO -- The Nationals' outfield quandary is starting to become more difficult to solve with the recent hot streak from Michael A. Taylor. He provided a spark to a scuffling Nats offense Sunday afternoon at Rogers Centre, going 3-for-4 and wreaking havoc on the basepaths in Washington's .
Taylor singled three times and swiped a career-high four stolen bases to take the MLB lead with 21 on the season. His four stolen bases also tied a Nationals record for the most stolen bases in a game, matching teammate Trea Turner's accomplishment, which happened against the Cubs on June 27, 2017.
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