Adam Dunn takes a moment to admire his 37th homer of the season. (AP Photo/Jeffrey M. Boan)

Nationals 5, Marlins 3: Baseball has always been a haven for the interestingly named. While Mike Morse might not have a name that stands out that much, his is a dream for those who can’t help but indulge in far-too-simple puns. Morse tapped out (see?) a big pinch-hit RBI double in the sixth inning and the Nats made it two in a row against the Marlins in Miami. Although they only had five hits, the Nationals made sure that each one counted: in addition to Morse’s big hit, Ryan Zimmerman and Adam Dunn also added longballs to account for Washington’s runs. Starter J.D. Martin (4-4) also made the most of his five innings on the hill, allowing but two hits. Fortunately, Morse’s game was so positive — I can tuck away the cheap S-O-S lines for another day.