It's the second homestand of the season, and Walters is ready to be your pre and postgame spot.

This weekend, Bottomless brunch starts at 11 a.m on both Saturday and Sunday.

Enjoy bottomless mimoses, Bloody Marys, Truly, and Bud Light for only $20 with your purchase of a brunch entree, be it beer, burgers, bourbon, or baseball.

We encourage you to walk on over to Walters.

It was pretty cold on Thursday night at Nationals Park, but it's going to be beautiful Saturday and Sunday afternoons for the day games.

And no better place to be before, during, or after the game, than Walters right across the street from left field.

Corbyn sets. Base is loaded, the one-two pitch. Swinging to fly ball, right field deep.

Soto going back, way back over his head and gone goodbye.

Into the Nationals bullpen.

That one into the jet stream for an opposite field.

Grand slam for Andrew Young.

Unbelievable, he clears the bases with his second Major League home run.

And Arizona has put seven runs on the board here in the second inning. It's now the Diamondbacks 10 of the Nationals four.

And welcome to Nats chat for Friday, April 16th, 2021, along with Nats insider Mark Zuckerman of Massinsports.com. I'm Al Galdi, host of the

Al Galdi podcast. It was set up so beautifully for Patrick Corbyn. Game one of a seven-game

homestand, Matt's back at Nationals Park, facing Corbyn's former team, the Arizona Diamondbacks.

The Diamondbacks are not a particularly good team, at least so far

this year. Sometimes, though, things may be set up one way. They can play out in an entirely different

way, and such was the case for Patrick Corbyn in an 11-6 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Corbyn 10

runs, nine earned in two innings.

Matt's fall to 3 and 7 on the year.

Mark, I'm not sure we could have scripted that much worse.

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