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The pitch.

Taylor swings in blast one to deep left center field. Way back this one goes toward the bullpen. It is long gone. Oh my, off the facing of the second level above both bullpens.

Michael Taylor on loads for his fourth homer of the season. It's two-one Twins. That was a majestic shot off the bat of Taylor.

And the pitch swung on line, drive, right field, base head. In from third to score is Miranda.

Jeffers to second will stop there. The twins now lead three to one.

And welcome to Nat's chat for Monday, April 24th, 2020, along with Mass and Sports.com

Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast.

Well, the Nats, unfortunately, remain without a series sweep of any kind since August 2021,

remained without a sweep of a series of at least three games since June 2021.

And remain without a sweep of a road series of at least three games since August 2019.

If you could believe that, a 3-1 loss at the Minnesota Twins on Sunday afternoon to deny the Nats a three-game sweep. That's now

seven and 14. The hitting on Sunday afternoon did go right back to not being so good. Just one run,

just three hits. The Nats did work four walks. But, you know, Mark, the game time temperature was

exactly 40 degrees. I feel like had the temp in, say, 39 degrees. We might have

had something here, but the game time temp not being in the 30s, perhaps what ultimately

doomed that ads on Sunday afternoon. I think you're 100% right on this, Al. If it's 39 degrees,

Victor Robles gets that bunt down, gets to first base. Everybody's safe. They score. They

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