The Washington Nationals turned their day off into pure fireworks on Tuesday night, erupting for a season-high six home runs in a dominant 10-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on the road.

The offensive explosion was powered by a pair of two-homer performances, with both Luis Garcia Jr. and Daylen Lile delivering unforgettable nights at the plate. While Garcia's multi-home run game was the fourth of his career, Tuesday marked a special milestone for Lile—his first-ever multi-home run game in the big leagues. Together, the duo combined for a blistering 6-for-10 with six RBIs, while CJ Abrams also chipped in with a 2-for-4 night to round out the Nationals' multi-hit contributors.

The home run party started early, giving Washington the breathing room they needed. In the third inning, James Wood launched a 396-foot opposite-field blast—his second homer in three games—before Garcia followed with a 385-foot back-to-back shot into right field to put the Nationals ahead 2-0. Lile then made his return to Cincinnati memorable, crushing a 415-foot bomb into the right-field bleachers to extend the lead to 3-0.

But the Reds answered back in the bottom of the inning. Starter Miles Mikolas allowed a leadoff single, then loaded the bases with no outs. A fielder's choice broke the shutout, and another walk forced manager Blake Butera to turn to Brad Lord after Mikolas lasted just 3.2 innings. In a season marked by defensive miscues, the Nationals' struggles continued as Brady House mishandled a grounder, cutting the lead to 3-2.

Fortunately for Washington, the bats refused to cool off. Garcia opened the fifth inning with his second home run of the night—a 375-foot shot—reigniting the offense and putting the Nationals back in control. From there, the lineup kept rolling, tacking on runs to secure the blowout win and remind everyone just how explosive this team can be when the long balls start flying.