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Here's CJ Abrams.

Good night for CJ.

A pair of doubles.

A run score to run batted in, the pitch.

So we're in a line drive deep left center

field, chasing back Nimmo to the track. He leaps at the wall. He can't get it. And this one is gone.

Makes it four, two nationals. That's number nine on the season. Here's the set. Ferrer fires.

Swing on a line drive right field. There is hassle. He dives. Can't get it. The ball scoots away and goes behind him. Marte is heading for third. He's being waved home. The throw-in is cut off by Abrams as Soto stops at second. Hassel could not catch the sinking line drive. It's now a one-run game. The Nationals four, the Mets 3. Now the set, the 0-1 from Finnegan.

Splitter, line drive, deep left field. It's going to get down and it's going to be off the wall and

will tie the game. Heading home Soto to throw to second the tag by Garcia and he's out.

But the run does count. The is tied the national's lead is gone

Jeff McNeil leads off first pitch swung on line drive base hit toward the right field line

rounding there to Cune up with it is hassle throw to the plate offline too late and one pitch is all it took

the game is over and the Mets have come from behind to Offline, too late, and one pitch is all it took.

The game is over, and the Mets have come from behind to beat the nationals here in game one of this series.

And welcome to Natschat.

I'm Al-Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi podcast.

Mark Zuckerman is off for this installment of the show, but I'm joined by the man who runs the podcast, Tim Schovers,

and we unfortunately have quite the Nationals' loss to discuss, maybe the Nats' worst loss of this season,

a 5-4-10 inning loss at the National League leading New York Mets on Tuesday night.

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