WASHINGTON — Bryan De La Cruz watched as the fly ball curved and inched closer to the left-field foul pole. He knew he had gotten enough of the elevated fastball that was sent his way; he just needed the drive to stay fair. It bounced off the top of the pole. Fair ball. Home run. The flair for the late-inning dramatics continued. As does the Miami Marlins’ domination against the Washington Nationals. De La Cruz’s go-ahead, two-out, two-run home run in the 10th inning lifted the Marlins to a 3-2, extra-innings win over Nationals on Monday to secure a four-game series sweep at Nationals Park. Mi…
