The Washington Nationals are looking to keep the fireworks going after an explosive performance in Cincinnati. Last night's 10-4 victory was nothing short of a power surge, with the Nats launching six home runs to take Game 1 of the series. Now, they're aiming to lock in a series win—something that slipped through their fingers in Miami. Can they keep the momentum rolling?

Tonight's lineup features some key changes, thanks to a left-handed pitcher on the mound for the Reds. Curtis Mead and Joey Wiemer are back in the mix after sitting out last night. Wiemer takes over in right field, pushing James Wood to left and Daylen Lile to designated hitter. Mead slots in at first base and will bat second. Behind the plate, Keibert Ruiz remains steady, while Jake Irvin gets the start on the mound. It's a reshuffled deck, but the goal is the same: keep the bats hot.

Over in the Reds' dugout, there's only one personnel change, but plenty of lineup shuffling. Former Nat Nathaniel Lowe will serve as the designated hitter tonight, while TJ Friedl drops from leadoff all the way to eighth. Sal Stewart moves from DH to third base, and Will Benson steps into the leadoff spot. On the mound, Nick Lodolo makes just his second start of the season after missing the first month with an injury—so the Nats will look to test him early.

Last night was a blast, and this offense has been one of the most exciting stories of the season. Every game feels like a chance for something special. Let's hope for more fireworks tonight. Follow along in the comments below—and let's go Nats!