Nats chat is brought to by Walters while the Nats are in St. Louis, the red hot chili peppers

take over Nationals Park this Thursday night. Make Walters your spot before and after the concert.

Here's a swing in a line drive to shallow right, rounding third, and coming home as Cruz,

he's going to score and the Nationals

added their lead four runs home here in the top of the eighth inning it's now

Washington 5 and St. Louis 1 runners first and second the pitch to Arirano

fastball is lined down the right field line this may fall and it does and it bounces

into the stands in foul ground

and with runners on second and third and nobody out it's now the Nationals

five of the Cardinals to bin again sets now our see is out in right field

here's the pitch swinging a fly ball left field sending callback way back he makes no it's off his glove

bounces off the wall this is going to win the game for the cardinals both men will score and the cardinals

have come back to win the game in the bottom of the ninth inning and a tough tough bottom of the ninth inning

for kyle finn. And the Cardinals

win the game six to five. And welcome to Natchchat for Thursday, September 8th, 2022, along with

MadisonSports.com, Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Bush Stadium in St. Louis,

a Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast.

No, it was not game five of their 2012 NLDS against each other, but the Nats on Wednesday

night suffered a brutal loss to the National League Central leading Cardinals. Nats blew a 5-1-9th inning

lead, a 6-5 walk-off loss at St. Louis. Kyle Finnegan in the bottom of the ninth

gave up five runs, recorded just two outs. Yes, the Nats are the worst team in the majors,

and yes, the results of Nats games this season have long since stopped mattering. But we're all

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