WASHINGTON -- After eight innings, it looked as if the Washington Nationals had another methodical victory. Two innings later, they were just happy to come away with a win at all. In those two wild innings there were seven runs, three blown save opportunities, a disputed home run, a game-changing triple by a teenager and a game-winning wild pitch. In the end: A 5-4 win in 10 innings over the New York Mets. "Thats my kind of ballgame," Nationals manager Davey Johnson said. Ross Detwiler and Sean Burnett had shut out the Mets over eight innings, but Tyler Clippard, whos been nearly perfect in the two months hes been Washingtons closer, gave up the lead. He allowed a three-run home run to pinch-hitter Jordany Valdespin in the ninth, a drive that barely cleared the right-centre field railing and moved Johnson to request a review. The Nationals tied it at 3 in the ninth, the Mets went ahead in the top of the 10th, and then a madcap 10th inning ensued. "Thats why you come to the ballpark. The first eight innings were kind of boring and the last (two) were unbelievable," Tyler Moore said. Moore was standing at the plate when Pedro Beato threw a wild pitch with the bases loaded in the 10th inning that allowed Ryan Zimmerman to score with the winning run. Bryce Harper tied it in the 10th with a run-scoring triple off Tim Byrdak (2-1) before Beato entered with the bases loaded. Jhonatan Solano led off the 10th with a single. Steve Lombardozzi bunted him to second. Harper tripled to right off Tim Byrdak (2-1) to tie it. Zimmerman and Ian Desmond were walked intentionally to load the bases. Adam LaRoche grounded to first baseman Ike Davis, who threw home to force Harper for the second out. Beato came on to face Moore, and bounced a 1-2 pitch in the dirt. Catcher Josh Thole wasnt able to reach the ball in time, and Zimmerman scored standing up. "I didnt know it got away at first. It hit the dirt pretty hard," Moore said. Thole entered the game in the eighth inning after Collins hit for starter Mike Nickeas. "Ive got to block it. Thats the bottom line," Thole said. "I was ready to block it. I just didnt get it done." The loss was the fifth in a row for New York, a season high. The Mets lost their last game before the All-Star break, were swept in three games at Atlanta and have two more with the Nationals before heading home. "Theres some guys that are really upset in the other room, and they should be," New York manager Terry Collins said. "Its time to reach down inside and pull out whatever youve got left and make something out of the remainder of this trip." Ryan Mattheus (3-1), Washingtons fifth pitcher, retired the only batter he faced in the 10th for the win. Harper had his fifth triple, and it was the games key hit. "I got a pitch I could handle, and I was thinking three out of the box," Harper said. "You live for these kind of games." The Nationals increased their lead in the NL East to 3 1/2 games after Atlanta lost 9-0 to San Francisco. "Weve got a long second half to go, and hopefully well have some more of those," Harper said. Moore hit a fifth-inning home run and Lombardozzi had an eighth-inning RBI double for Washington to give the Nationals a 2-0 lead. In the bottom of the ninth, Michael Morse and LaRoche singled off Bobby Parnell. Desmond pinch-ran for Morse, and with two outs, scored on Espinosas RBI single. Starter Ross Detwiler gave up five hits, struck out four and walked none in seven innings. The Nationals had only three hits off New York starter Jonathon Niese, but one of them was Moores fifth home run of the year, a one-out shot to right field. Niese struck out eight and walked none. In the eighth, pinch-hitter Mark DeRosa walked with two outs off Ramon Ramirez and Lombardozzi doubled to left off Josh Edgin to make it 2-0. 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Zach OBrien, Marc-Olivier Brouillard and Michael Beaudry also scored. Rimouskis Robin Gusse stopped 10-of-12 shots for the win after replacing Phlippe Desrosiers, who allowed two goals on 20 shots in 34 minutes of action before leaving the game. Acadie-Bathursts Jacob Brennan made 36 saves in a losing cause. The Oceanic went 3-for-7 on the power play while the Titan scored once on four chances with the man advantage. Elsewhere in the QMJHL it was: Moncton 7, Saint John 0; Quebec 3, Rouyn-Noranda 2; Baie-Comeau 4, Shawinigan 3; Halifax 4; and Blainville-Boisbriand 3. At Rimouski, Que., Oke opened the scoring 1:01 into the first period. Trrainor scored on the power play at 10:15 before Lalancette replied with a power-play goals for the Titan to make it 2-1 Rimouski after 20 minutes.dddddddddddd OBrien and Beaudry scored 2:03 apart in the second period to give Acadie-Bathurst its first lead of the game. 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