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One ball, two strikes, the count, and Corbin Sets, kicks and fires.

Swing at a fly ball, deep to left, down the line, going, going, gone goodbye.

And now he delivers, swing in a line drive, base hit into the left center field.

This is going to split the outfielders and go all the way to the wall.

Segura scores Sosa speeding around third.

He'll score.

Stott heading for third.

Slides in ahead of the throw with a two-rock triple.

And the Phillies are pouring it on against Patrick Corbyn here in the bottom of the first inning.

It is now the Phillies six of the Nationals, nothing.

His value to us is starting, right? I mean, so we want to continue to try to figure us out, but at what point, you know, as we all sit back, you know, you're right, at what point do we say, hey, you know, I think, you know, maybe we should just, you know, go in a different direction, but I don't want to make that decision right now.

And welcome to Natchchat for Sunday, August 7th, 2022. I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast.

Mark Zuckerman is off for this installment of the podcast. Hope that he's enjoying his weekend.

Hope that you're enjoying your weekend. It's good to be with you. Hope that you weren't

thrown off by the game time for the Nationals game on Saturday evening. What was supposed to be a

605 first pitch ended up being a 639 first pitch as the Phillies prior to the game

inducted two players from their 1980 World Series championship team, Ron Reed and Bake McBride,

into the Phillies Wall of Fame. Not sure where the miscommunication was to where we did not

find out until Saturday that first pitch was not going to be at 605. But you know what? Perhaps

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