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Here's the pitch to Adams. Swaying a ground ball up to middle basin into center field. Liles coming around third with the go-ahead run. He is going to score. Adele throws in a second, overshoots the cutoff man. Adams will hold it first. He delivers a big-time hit. Nationals leave for the first time two to one. As Adams, the RBI single to center for his 10th RBI of the year. Sounds Arnaud's his head.

The right-hander sets at the belt, and he deals.

So we had a long drive, double left field line toward the corner.

Way back it goes, and it is gone.

Newman, a three-run Homer is first of the year.

Are you kidding me?

It's six to two Angels.

Got to come in with a strike.

The kick in the pitch.

He did not.

It's a fastball inside.

It's a basis loaded four-pitch walk. That's a 7-2 Angels lead.

And welcome to Nat's chat, along with Massinsports.com, Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman,

who was at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. I'm Al-Galdi, hosted the Al-Galdi podcast.

The Nationals, late night on Saturday night in game two of a three-game

series at the Angels scored just two runs as compared to 15 in the team's 15-9 win at the Angels

late night on Friday night. But the Nats were in position to win this game on Saturday night.

Starting pitcher Michael Soroka allowed one run in six innings with five strikeouts versus one

walk. The Nats held a

two-one lead entering the bottom of the seventh inning. But the Nats bullpen struck again,

allowed eight runs over the seventh and eighth innings. The result in eight two loss at the

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