The nationals are set to shock the world they take game two in demanding fashion.

Let's talk all about it.

What's going on everybody? Welcome to talking baseball. My name is John Boyd. I'm

coming to you from New Jersey and I got my co-host Jake coming to you from Denver.

Rock and yellow tinted glasses and a blue sweater and he's got hair on top of his

head. Jake, how you doing? Pretty accurate description James. I'm doing well man.

I'm ready to eat some crow. I'm enjoying it. I've got a lot of thoughts. Oh wow. Holy shit.

Yes. Buckle up. Dude, I wrote down a couple notes. I'm like I'm freaking unloaded and

I'm literally loaded up and sipping the syrup. How many of your notes are spin zones

and apologies to the Washington DC crowd? None. None at all. Okay. Wow. I will not apologize.

And I've even got compliments for myself from the Washington people. So your notes are just

full of your notes are just full of compliments. Just I just write down compliments on myself.

No man. There's so many story lines for this series and for individual players that are

just becoming so awesome. That's just really exciting. So yeah, it was pretty wild. It's

crazy. I mean, even just getting back in the box score this morning and seeing 12 to 3. And

then looking at the fact that it was two to two into the seven. It doesn't do the holy crap.

AJ Hinch actually said a quote like it was a good game and three terrible innings. It wasn't

like a terrible game, which is, you know, one inning can make or break your game, but I understand

I kind of actually like my initial reaction was like shut up, Hinch. Come on. And then I was

like, you know what though? Once the game was at a hand, who cares about those last runs?

Like that Michael Taylor homerun and shit like, I don't care. Right. But I think more importantly,

it's something that you and I have been harping on. And if if people kind of haven't known

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