On Labor Day night, Walters is the spot for disappointed Florida State fans to watch their team bounce back against Boston College.

Walters will be open through the entire game.

What away?

The right fielder, number three. Dillon Cruz.

Standing ovation from Nationals fans.

Here's the wind of the 3-1 pitch.

And it is high ball for Dillon Cruz,

reaches pace for the first time of the big leagues,

drawing a walk.

Would not chase a 3-1 cutter up and out of the zone. And the catcher, Austin Wells, turning around to question the call to Oakland umpire, but it seemed to be up and out of the zone. The 1-2. So we had a flight ball well hit left center field. Judge racing back to the warning track at the wall. He leaps and he makes the catch. Woods around second. The throw into Torres. The throw to first is a double play.

Aaron Judge robs a home run and gets a double play to boots.

Here's the pitch. So we're a long drive right field, sending Cruz back. He's not going to have a play, and this one is long gone.

Over the big wall and straightaway right field.

Over on number 10 for Wells makes it 3-0 Yankees.

And welcome to Natchat for Tuesday, August 27, 2004, along with Mass and Sports.com,

Nationals Insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Nationals Park.

I'm Al-Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi podcast. We on Monday evening had some juice at Nationals

Park. Game one of a three-game series for the Nats against the American League leading

New York Yankees, who, of course, feature former. that's outfielder Juan Soto, and feature

outfielder Aaron Judge. This game also marked the Major League, regular season debut of the

Nats consensus, number one overall prospect, outfielder Dylan Cruz. Official attendance for the

game was good, 32,812, though yes, a good portion of that was made up of Yankees fans. And the Nats did lose

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