2014 NLCS Game 7 vs. San Francisco Giants
Giants dispatch Nationals in NLDS en route to World Series title.
The 2014 National League Division Series (NLDS) saw the San Francisco Giants defeat the Washington Nationals 3–1, advancing to the Championship Series.
Quick Facts
- Bryce harper status
- Third season (2012 Rookie of the Year)
Lore & Background
The Giants defeated the Washington Nationals in Game 4 of the Division Series on October 7, 2014, to win the series 3–1.
Reader's Guide
The series was the NLDS, not the NLCS. The Nationals had previously reached the postseason in 2012.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of 2014 NLCS Game 7?
The Giants defeated the Nationals 3–2 in a one-run slugfest at AT&T Park. The result closed out a four-games-to-three series and sent San Francisco on to the World Series.
Where was 2014 NLCS Game 7 played?
The decisive contest took place at AT&T Park in San Francisco. It was the final game of a series the Giants ultimately won four games to three.
Why is 2014 NLCS Game 7 considered a defining moment for the Nationals franchise?
It was the first time the Washington organization had ever reached the NLCS, making the loss hit with extra weight for a team that had just won the NL East and eliminated the Dodgers. The game has since become a lasting "what-if" in the club's modern story.
What happened in the late innings of 2014 NLCS Game 7?
The Nationals had runners on base in the ninth inning but could not collect the tying hit. They finished one run short of forcing extra innings and a trip to the World Series.
Where was Bryce Harper in his career during 2014 NLCS Game 7?
Harper was in his rookie season, and his breakout year was a major factor in carrying Washington to the NLCS for the first time in franchise history.
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