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And now the kick hears the pitch.

Swing and a drive hit well to right field. This is deep. Back goes butler to the warning track looking up and it is caught goodbye.

Bang, soon goes Cape Air Ruiz. Home run number 13.

Check on the runner the left he throws.

And Vargas blast one to deep left field. This has got a chance. Back toward the bullpen and it is gone. Into the A's bullpen, a three-run shot for Ildamaro Vargas. And Jake Hulu will lead off against him. Left-hand, against the left-hand. And pitcher swinging a drive in the ear to deep right. This is way back. This is going, going, and it is gone.

Goodbye.

Bang, Zoom goes Jake-a-Loo.

His first home run of the major leagues.

And he adds to the lead.

It's now the Nationals eight in the A's two.

And welcome to Nats chat for Saturday, August 12, 2003.

I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast.

Mark Suckerman is off for this installment of the pod.

But I'm happy to be joined by the man who runs the Natschat podcast Enterprise, Tim Schovers.

And I'm happy to say that we have a comfortable

national's victory to discuss an 8-2 win over the Major League worst Oakland days at Nationals

Park on Friday night in game one of a three-game series. The Nats in this game actually

trailed two nothing after one inning, but the Nats then scored the game's final eight runs. We in the top of the

fifth did have a sell the team chant. That chant was not directed at the learners. No,

that chant was directed at the managing partner of the A's, John Fisher, as both A's and

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