Tuesday night is Open Mic Night at Walter Sports Bar.

Got talent, bring it to the stage.

Come show off your skills or just sit back and enjoy the show

while indulging in delicious food and ice cold drinks.

Open mic begins at 7 p.m. located just across the street from the ballpark.

And the pitch.

And it's bunted up the first baseline. It's a beauty. Cornelia who's got a hurry. His throw to first is down the line. This one under right field, Nunez makes a diving play to pick it up, but the tying run scores. His pitch swung on hit in the ear to deep right by house. This is way back. Peters to the warning track to the wall leaping he can't get it it is gone goodbye and just like that two pitches in at the top of the eighth inning this game is all even again

riley cornelio second inning of his major league debut he comes set he kicks he delivers and a swing

and a fly ball sliced toward the left field line

long run for lyle he makes the catch in foul ground runner will tag vargas will come down the line to

score and the white socks regain the league damegas coming said weaver the time run at third

the three-two pitch swing and a mess and a splitter he struck him out and the game is over the white socks scored two of the seventh

then after the Nats tie it they score again in the bottom of the eighth inning and then

Sir Anthony Dominguez holds on the Nationals. Leave the tag run at third.

And welcome to Nats chat. I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast. I'm joined by Washington

Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman of Natchjournal.com. He's at Ratefield with an ant's head yet another

back and forth game, but yet another loss.

A 5-4 loss at the Chicago White Sox on Friday night in game one of a three-game series.

A game in which the Nats blew a 3-1-6 inning lead, but also overcame a 4-3-8-inning deficit.

But the Nats now have lost three consecutive games, and in MLB's 2026 regular season now are

11 and 16. Coming up later in the show, injury updates on three Nats pitchers,

Starder Josiah Gray and Relievers Cole Henry and Ken Waldachuk. But speaking of relievers,

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