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Riley at first, two down, no score. The pitch. And Olson blasts one deep right field down the line. It's hooking toward the corner. It's way back there and it's gone. It hits

the foul pole screen down the right field line. The O2. Swing in a line drive toward the gap in right center field. Thomas chasing, this one's down, one hop off the fence. Rosario rounding second being waived around third. Garcia will catch it, fired toward the plate. It is cut off by Manessus, and Rosario slides in, and it's 6-0, Atlanta. So moving forward, you know, hopefully this will be the last year.

We lose 100 games and we get better.

And that's the goal is to get better, get our young kids better.

And welcome to Natchat for Tuesday, September 27, 2022.

I'm Al-Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi podcast, Flying Solo on this installment of the pod as Mark Zuckerman and Tim Schovers are celebrating Raja Shana.

So we say happy New Year to all of our Jewish brothers and sisters.

We also say happy birthday to Nats manager, Davy Martinez.

Monday was Davy's 58th birthday, and has this for a birthday present, a 100th loss.

The Inevitable became official on Monday night.

The Nance became a 100 lost team for the 2022 MLB regular season,

and 8-0 loss to the National League wildcard leading Atlanta Braves at Nationals Park in game one of a three-game series.

That's now a major league worst 53 and 100 with a run differential of minus 22.

Second worst run differential in the majors.

We knew that this day was coming.

Okay.

Now, that doesn't make the day any better, but at least, you know, nobody's stunned by this.

But this is the third 100 loss regular season for the Nats since the franchise came to Washington,

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