Game 139: Corbin Dealt His 18th Loss + New Rule Changes

Nats Chat

Mark Zuckerman & Al Galdi

Sports, Baseball

4.9 • 573 Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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The Nats lost 5-3 in Philadelphia for their 90th loss overall and the 18th suffered loss by Patrick Corbin this season. Mark (Live from Philly) & Al recap a bizarre game where zero walks were issued by either pitching staff. Corbin gave up all five runs in just under seven frames, and did so in under 70 pitches. (05:41) CJ Abrams had his best game as he made two web-gems, had a hit, and stole a base. The play he made in the bottom of the 6th might be the infield highlight of the year for the Nationals. (12:10) Alex Call homered again and had three hits, right on the heels of his four hit afternoon in St. Louis. Meanwhile at 2B, Luis Garcia turned an interesting double play in the bottom of the 2nd. Did he handle the play appropriately? (22:05) Israel Pineda was called up from Rochester as Keibert Ruiz's season might be over due to a testicular contusion. Pineda moved his way up the minor league ranks this season and will have a chance to prove that he should become the new back-up catcher. Pineda spent the majority of the year in High-A Wilmington, with a stop in Harrisburg as well. (31:15) Friday marked major rule changes coming to the sport next season, including a pitch clock, shift ban, and larger bases. Al & Mark give full reaction to the monumental announcement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:18.2	The O-1 coming call is hit in the air to deep left center field.
0:21.6	Call on the run going back, looking up at the wall, and it's gone.
0:25.6	Right over the 374 mark in left center field.
0:29.6	Number 27 for Hoskins, 2-0-Fillies.
0:33.6	The 1-0.
0:35.6	Swing to a sky shot to right center and deep.
0:38.3	Back goes Palacios looking up at the wall and it's gone.
0:42.3	Number 16 for Rio Muto gives the Phillies an insurance run.
0:46.3	They lead 4 to 2.
0:48.3	Nelson sets.
0:50.3	He kicks, he delivers.
0:51.3	Swing and a chopping ground ball toward the middle.
0:53.3	Segura charges in has it and steps on second moving to his right.
0:58.0	And the game is over.
0:59.7	And the Phillies have taken game one of this three game series.
1:04.6	And welcome to Nat's chat for Saturday, September 10th, 2022, along with MadisonSports.com,
1:10.1	Nat's insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast. Well, who needs timers for pitchers and batters. The Nants and Phillies on Friday night played a nine inning game that took just two hours, 39 minutes. We will get to the major rule changes in MLB shortly, but the Nats on Friday night did
1:29.4	lose a 5-3 loss at the Phillies in game one of a three-game series. That's fell to a major league
1:34.3	worst 49 and 90. So this now officially is a 90 loss season for the Nats. The Nats on Friday night
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