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And now McGowan to strike away from finishing this one off.

Everybody on their feet at Nationals Park runners, first and second, two out.

The kick in the O2 pitch is a check swing.

He went too far.

Combs puts the tag on it with a ball in the dirt and a curly W is in the box.

And for the first time this year, for the curly W in the books, the Nationals have won two in a row.

And welcome to Natchat for Sunday, April 18th, 2021.

Another win for the Nats on Saturday afternoon.

They improved to 5 and 7, a six-two victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks

at Nationals Park. I'm Al Galdi of the Al-Galdi podcast, not joined on this installment of Natchtat

by my tag team partner, Mark Suckerman, that's insider for Massensports.com. Mark with the day off,

watching his son Brian in a little league game, so we hope that's going well. But I'm very pleased to be joined by the man behind this podcast, the man with whom many of you are familiar, given his days as one of the hosts of the Nats Talk podcast. Tim Schovers is joining me. Hello, Tim. Hey, Al, sometimes you need a lefty out of the bullpen. I'm happy to eat up some meetings here today on this post game pod.

So you are the Lugie, the lefty one-out guy specialist we're going to. You're like the Jesse Orozco, the Arthur Rhodes of what we're trying to do here. Exactly. Good to have you on board, man. I mean, you love baseball. This podcast is your idea, so you know what's up with this. And And it's nice that we have another nationals win to get into a 6-2 victory.

You get a second straight solid start from Eric Feddy. Nats pitchers as a whole really shut down the Diamondbacks. I mean, Arizona scores just a two runs. Totals just six hits, three walks, strikes out 13 times. Nats themselves with 15 hits to go with a walk. Yes, some sloppy defense, especially toward the end,

but by and large, the kind of game that you want to see from the Nats, another win and a chance

to win three out of four, depending on what happens on Sunday. Al, it's very clear having watched

Arizona for three straight days. The first two winnings of the series aside, Arizona stinks, right?

And you could tell that pretty quickly. And so for Fetty to be

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