Ryan Zimmerman's career-long knack for game-ending homers trumped Andrew Miller's season-long ability to avoid allowing opponents to score. Zimmerman's two-run shot off the right-field foul pole with two outs in the 10th inning off Yankees closer Miller, who hadn't allowed a run in 2015, lifted the surging Washington Nationals to an 8-6 comeback victory Tuesday night over New York and into a first-place tie in the NL East. Bryce Harper hit one of Washington's three solo shots, giving him an NL-high 15 homers this season, as the Nationals improved to 13-4 in May. After being 7-13 and eight games out of first place on April 27, they have moved to 23-17, even with the New York Mets in their division. More...