Among the options on the beer wall at Walter's Sports Bar are Annapolis IPA, Green City IPA,

raised by wolves, and Vienna Lager. Walters is located across the street from Nationals Park.

And the pitch, swing and a long drive to right field. This is way back, Margot looking up, going, going, and gone.

Goodbye.

Bang, zoom goes Luis Garcia, getting a hold of a slider running in.

And the Nationals take the lead here in the bottom of the second inning.

The eighth home run allowed by Lopez. It's the Nationals, two of the Twins one. Here's the set of the pitch. Swing the ground ball through in the center field a base head. Gallo scores from third.

Ruiz around 30s coming home. Bucks it up with it will run it in toward the infield. He has no play

Jacob Young drives in his 10th and 11 runs of the year and the Nationals now lead by the score of 5 to 1. Here is Winker, runners first and third. There goes Rosario, the pitch is outside, throw to third, and the ball hits Young, goes into left field, and Jacob Young's going to score. Rosario's going to get up and go to third, and round third. He's going to try to score. The throw to the plate on one hop gets by the catcher.

Two runs score on the play.

The run in Nats plate two, and it's 10 to three.

Rosario steals second.

The throwing error allows not just young,

but Rosario to score all the way when he started at first base.

And welcome to Nats chat for Tuesday, May 21st,

2004, along with Massensports.com,

Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Nationals Park of Al-Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi podcast.

The Nats during their five-game losing streak, scored a total of 10 runs.

The Nats on Monday evening alone scored 12 runs.

A 12-3 win over the Minnesota Twins at Nationals Park in game one of a three-game series to end the five-game losing streak.

The Nats for this regular season now 21 and 25. The twins,

they now have lost seven consecutive games. A thank you to all of you who have given this

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