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Victor Robles on deck. You'll see. Here's the pitch. He's swinging away. And sports history.

Victor Robles on deck.

You'll see, here's the pitch.

He's swinging away, and a ground ball through the hold of base hit left field.

Routing third being waved home as Smith.

Canis throw to the plate, the tag, the slide, safe.

And so it's a base hit to left for C.J. Abrams through the drawn-in left side of the infield. Stopping at second as Thomas, the Nationals lead, 2 to nothing.

One ball, two strikes to Fam, Gorsets and fires.

Strike three called, he got him looking. That's 10 strikeouts from Mackenzie Gore here at City Field.

He matches his career high.

Third time he struck out 10 in his career, his first time, hopefully of many, as a Washington

National.

The slow leg kick and the pitch, breaking ball hit on the ground toward the middle.

It's on through it to center field, a base head.

Robles scores from third, and Alex Call delivers on the three-two pitch and drives in his

10th run of the year with a ground ball single right up the middle. And it's now the Nationals for

the Mets won. And welcome to Natchat for Thursday, April 27th, 2003. I'm Al-Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi podcast. Mark Zuckerman

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