Walters is back for another season as the official bar of the Natschat podcast.

Walters is the best spot to go before and after home games located at the southeast corner

of Capitol and End Streets, right across the street from the ballpark.

Here's the set, and Freeland holds. Runners go, the pitch is high, the throw and Freeland holds.

Runners go, the pitch is high, the throw is high and down the left field line.

Cruz on his feet will come in to score to second as Adams content to stay there.

The Nationals on the board first using the speed, creating a miscue by the Rockies who commit their 18th error of the year, and it's the Nationals won and the Rockies nothing. Here's the pitch. Sway to Crown Ball up the middle. Nunez has it. Flips to Rosario for one. Steps on the base, throws to first for the double play. Rosario wasn't yet at the bag. He stepped to the base, getting Nunez toss and a strong throw to first doubles up Tolia. And Ferrer gets a huge double play to get the Nationals out in the seventh inning. The 1-2 is on the way. Swinging to ground ball, right side. Fielded by low. He's going to flip it to Finnegan, who steps on first the curly Ws in the books. Lord Setz delivers. Swimming a line drive, left center center field. That's a base in up the gap. And that'll give the Rockies the lead. Stallings and Schump come into score. Wood chasing it down in the fence. Moniac's trying for third. Nune's relay will be held on to. It's a stand-up triple and a 2-1 Rockies lead. Clock is down to 6.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

Lifts the leg and gets it off, and the pitch is swung on and missed.

A slider again for strike 3.

And the game is over.

The Rockies win it.

And the Rockies end their eight-game losing streak.

And they take the finale of this series, and they split of the Day Night doubleheader.

And welcome to NASCAR, along with Massid Sports.com, National's insider Mark Zuckerman,

who was at Coorsfield in Denver.

I'm Al-Galdi hosted the Al-Galdi podcast.

We'll go figure this three-game series for the Nats at the Colorado Rockies. Game one was crazy,

right? The 12-11 Nats win at the Rockies on Saturday in a game in which the Nats allowed a 12-2-7th inning lead to get trimmed to a 12-11 ninth inning lead. But then we on Easter Sunday

had a double-heder split in which each game was a low-scoring affair. Game one, a 3-2 Nats win on

Sunday. Game two, a 3-1 Nats loss on Sunday night. The Nats in this regular season now 9 and 13.

The Rockies in this regular season now, and M will be worst, 4 and 17.

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