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And now the pitch. Inside to the backstop on the flies. Somehow, McCutche gets down and out of the way on a wild, wild pitch.

And the Pirates have runners on second and third.

They're coming out to check on McCutcheon to see if he was hit by the pitch.

Well, Derek Shelton wants Lopez ejected from the game.

He's thinking this might be retaliation for DeYoung getting hit in the face last night. That's what Shelton is thinking. This would not be the spot to do it, though, in a one-run game, two-run. The umpires are huddling. That's what the pirates want. And now Lopez is talking to McCutcheon, and this is going to get interesting. It's going to empty the dug dugouts here they come with Ruiz pushing Lopez away back to the mound the umpires getting

front of the pirates trying to say stop and the nationals they all meet between home plate

and the pitchers mound now they pitchers come streaking out of the bullpins everybody

from the bullpins is coming well with the caps here

they said that that's not how you do this clearly mccutcheon is steamed and now fam Tommy fams

the one who's hot fam and O'Neill cruz was holding him back pushing him away fam is on the peripheries

pointed yelling at somebody now I'm at rosario talking talking with McCutcheon has his arm around him.

And now Ron Culpus, the crew chief, is talking this over to the other umpires,

and he's he's ejected Lopez.

Cruz has won for three single to right center last time up against Parker, the starter.

And swings and lines one to deep right.

Downline toward the corner.

Going, going gone goodbye.

Six rows deep over the 21-foot wall. It is a grand slam for O'Neill Cruz. It's now the Pirate Six and the Nationals

nothing. And welcome to Natsch, chat, along with Massensports., Nationals Insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, I'm Al-Galdi, hosted the Al-Galdi podcast. It was a few episodes ago that Mark and I said that the Nats on their on-paper manageable 10-game road trip needed to go at least six and four. The good news is that the Nants on this road trip

still can go 6-4. The bad news is that the Nants, in order to go 6-4 on this road trip, must win

each of the final four games on the road trip. The Nants in this regular season fell to 7 and 11,

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