Braves Get the Best of Harvey

Nats Chat

Mark Zuckerman & Al Galdi

Sports, Baseball

4.9 • 576 Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

The Nats scored first but ultimately fell 5-2 on Thursday night vs. the visiting Braves for their fourth straight defeat. Mark & Al have another mediocre showing from the offense to parse through as the only production came from Back to Back homers in the bottom of the 6th (CJ Abrams & Lane Thomas). Jesse Winker was the only member of the lineup to come through with multiple hits as the team collected just six in total. (09:00) Jacob Young made a great sliding catch in the middle of the game. It was additionally noteworthy as Victor Robles dropped a routine fly ball in his second game with the Mariners on Thursday. (14:00) Mitchell Parker was facing Atlanta for the second time this summer and had a no hitter going until the top of the 6th. Parker then gave up a pair of runs after Adam Duvall homered off of him to tie the game in the 7th. Parker has made ten starts so far this year and has not allowed more than three runs in any outing. (19:00) The game was tied 2-2 after entering the top of the 8th and Hunter Harvey had a rare bad outing that let the Braves pull away. It is the first appearance that Harvey allowed multiple runs in since April 23rd. (24:00) How much heat is there now on hitting coach Darnell Coles? The organization has not made a mid season change in that role since July of 2013 when Rick Eckstein was removed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Stanley Cup and NBA Finals are on this weekend at Walter Sports Bar.
0:04.6	Walters is located across the street from Nationals Park.
0:11.3	Parker Ready is 1-2 delivery.
0:13.5	Is line toward left center field?
0:15.0	This is trouble.
0:15.9	It's going to split the outfielders and bounce off the top of the fence and over the wall for a double. So Mitchell Parker's no hit bid comes to an end.
0:24.6	The lead off double for Arcia in the top of the sixth.
0:27.6	Next pitch.
0:29.6	So we had a line drive deep left field. This one over Duval.
0:32.6	Way back it goes and they go back to back.
0:35.6	That one off the back wall, the Atlanta bullpen.
0:39.3	Lane Thomas makes it two nothing.
0:42.0	Here it comes.
0:43.2	Swing a fly ball, left center field deep.
0:45.5	Way back it goes.
0:46.9	This one is going and it is gone.
0:49.5	Into the Braves bullpen, Duval does it again to Parker.
0:53.0	And this game is tied at two with Ozuna
0:55.8	who single left scored of the two run by Duval last time up and drives one a deep left
1:01.0	center field this is way back going going and gone goodbye a gigantic home run for
1:07.7	Marcel Ozuna is nationally leading 18th of the year, and the Braves have put up
1:13.1	three runs here in the top of the eighth inning, and it's now Atlanta 5 in Washington, too.
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