Breaking ball and a call. Strike three. Third strikeout for Zach. He's going to just watch it go. A grand

slam for Bryson Stott. And there's a high fly ball. Deep right field. Huffer watches it fly.

From W. H.Y.Y and Billy Penn, it is hit in season. Hey there, podcast, pals. I'm John Stolness from The Good Fight and Billy Penn. You can follow me on Twitter at John Stolness. Coming up, Phil Sweep, the Nationals. They keep rolling right along the best record in baseball, the best start in franchise history, tied for the best start in franchise history through 48 games.

And they are so close to making real history here, folks, of what they are doing.

Tremendous here in the early going of this season, better than anything we've seen in many, many years.

And we've got a lot to talk about here on the podcast as the Phil's Take 3 from the Washington

Nationals.

Justin Klu and Elizabeth Rocher joining me here on this edition of Hitting Season.

Justin from Baseball Perspectus, the dirty inning, and absolutely hammered.

Follow him on Twitter at Justin underscore Klu.

Justin, man, they just keep rolling right along, but how you doing?

Well, itty, well, itty, well,ity. Clue. Justin, man, they just keep rolling right along, but how you doing? Well, et ality, wellity, wellity. The mighty Atlanta Braves who've never lost to a bad team

in their existence are currently down eight to nothing by the sub 500 San Diego Padres and mere moments before Ronald O'Cunia clanked an easy fly ball right off the heel of his glove.

Real shame when a good team gets taken down like that.

Ugh, just tragic stuff.

Yeah.

And I was listening to the Braves radio announcers.

At Nick Pocone on Twitter likes to post the opposing team's radio announcers whenever

anything bad happens.

And it's just the best thing on the internet.

It really is.

He's my first follow in the morning a lot of times when I want to hear some pain from

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