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Here's the wine and the 3-1.

Swung on, hit high in the air to deep right-center field.

Way back.

Going, going, going, goodbye.

A tremendous home run landing in the second deck in Section 242 in right- field bang zoom goes the zeman that bonus is

pennies the all-time home run leader in Washington baseball history of 442 foot blasts now the

set williams kicks and delivers Thomas takes low and away ball four and another run is walked across the play

Thomas will pick up his 18th run batted in the year as Ruiz walks home from third now the pitch

Swing to drive right center field that's gonna be one up a base hit in front of Brinson

Holding it first single single to center,

RBI for Soto. National's lead at 8 to 2. And welcome to Natschat for Wednesday, September 15,

2021, along with Nationals insider, Mark Zuckerman of MadisonSports.com. I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi

podcast. There was no flirtation with the Nationals being no

hit on Tuesday night. The Boys hit and then some in what ended up being an eight to win over the

Miami Marlins at Nationals Park in game two of a three game series. Eight runs, 14 hits,

six walks. Ryan Zimmerman hit a shot to the moon.

The offense, it turns out, was silenced on Monday night, yes, but Tuesday night back to what

has become a pretty normal thing, which is the Nationals hitting and the Nationals on

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