MIAMI -- Stephen Strasburg found a way to escape trouble against the Miami Marlins on Sunday. Strasburg (10-4) pitched six scoreless innings and drove in a run for the Washington Nationals in a 4-0 win over the Marlins on Sunday. "Its one of those days where you get through (the jams)," Strasburg said. "You just have do your best and keep the team in the ballgame." He allowed six hits and struck out seven. "Hes good, hes got four or five pitches," Marlins catcher John Buck said. "He has a way to be nice and smooth that makes him deceptive." The Marlins were 1 for 13 with runners in scoring position as they were shut out for the ninth time this season. "Thats the reason why we lost," Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said. "We had golden opportunities and one of the best pitchers in the game against the ropes and we didnt take advantage." Strasburg was able to get out of a bases-loaded jam in the third as he struck out Logan Morrison and got Hanley Ramirez to ground out. He also got out of a two-on, one-out jam in the second and the Marlins had a runner on second with one out in the fourth. "Thats the kind of Strasburg Ive grown to love," Nationals manager Davey Johnson said. Steve Lombardozzi, Michael Morse, and Danny Espinosa also drove in a run for the Nationals. Nationals reliever Tyler Clippard loaded the bases in the ninth with no outs, but retired the next three batters. Omar Infante flew out to Bryce Harper in foul territory to end the game as Harper collided with second baseman Lombardozzi. "All I was thinking about was a wide receiver coming through the middle," Harper said. "Youre going to get hammered but you have to catch the ball. He got me in my face and on my head, but I caught the ball. Game over." Marlins starter Ricky Nolasco (8-7) did not allow a hit until the fifth inning when Morse led off with a single to left. Strasburg and Lombardozzi followed with two-out RBI singles. "I think Ricky fell apart when I walked (Jhonatan Solano intentionally) and the pitcher go a base hit," Guillen said. It was the fifth RBI in 52 career at-bats for Strasburg, who also walked. Nolasco ran into trouble again in the sixth allowing three consecutive hits to begin the inning, including an RBI single by Morse. After Espinosas sacrifice fly gave the Nationals a 4-0 lead, Nolasco was pulled. "The balls just found some holes, a couple ground balls here and there," Nolasco said. "Obviously the one to Strasburg just gets by. The big one I think was to Morse." Nolasco went 5 1-3 innings, allowing four runs and six hits. NOTES: Guillen exchanged words with Harper in the fourth inning during his second at-bat after Harper pointed a bat in his direction. Following Harpers first at-bat, Guillen informed Nationals third base coach Bo Porter, as opposed to an umpire, about the possibility of Harpers bat exceeding rules regarding pine tar. Guillen was not happy at Harpers gesture in his next at-bat and planned to talk to Johnson following the game. "Ive been praising this kid the last three times theyve asked me about him, hes a great player," Guillen said. "What he did today was unprofessional." Harper said: "I switched bats, but it wasnt much different from the first one." ... Nationals CF Roger Bernandina took a hit away from Buck in the fourth inning with a diving catch to his right. "Thats obviously why hes in the show," Buck said. ... Nationals SS Ian Desmond (left oblique) was held out of the lineup after aggravating the injury in his final at-bat on Saturday. He is considered day to day. ... Marlins RHP Juan Carlos Oviedo, formerly known as Leo Nunez, left his rehab appearance with Triple-A New Orleans due to tightness in his throwing arm. He is eligible to return from his suspension on July 23. ... 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Spencer Abbott, Ryan Hamilton and Simon Gysbers scored the other goals for Toronto (17-9-2), which moved into a tie with Abbotsford atop the North Division, pending the Heats game against the Rockford IceHogs on Saturday night. Raymond Sawada and Ben Maxwell had the goals for St. Johns (15-15-1), while Eddie Pasquale stopped 23 shots in defeat. The loss for St. Johns meant it was in danger of dropping into last place in the Atlantic Division if the Manchester Monarchs won their game against the Portland Pirates on Saturday night. The IceCaps dominated the first period, outshooting Toronto 12-5 and taking a 1-0 lead into the first intermission. Sawada opened the scoring at 15:14 just as Korbinian Holzers holding penalty expired. Zach Redmond took a wrist shot from the point that Sawada deflected in for his seventh of the season. Despite being outshot 12-9 in the second, the Marlies came away with a pair of goals to take the lead into the final frame. 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