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The game is happening this Sunday afternoon, April 30th at 3 at Audi Field.

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Washington, D.C. sports history. Here's the pitch. Swing and he's jammed at a blue pop-up shallow left center. Out goes Abrams. This could be trouble. It's going to dunk in for a hit, and it's going to score Alonzo. Seven three Mets. Here's the pitch. Swinging and driving the air to right center field. It's deep. This one is way back this ball is going going and gone goodbye

there it is a grand slam home run the first since two thousand and twenty one for the nationals

c j abrams his second home run of the year is a grand slam and the nationals have taken the lead here in the top of the eighth inning

five runs across the plate they have turned this game around it is now the Nationals eight of the

Met seven unbelievable now the set by Thompson the kick in here's his pitch swung on it high in the air to deep right.

Thomas going back to the warning track at the wall. He leaps. He can't make the play.

Karim's in front of him. He chases it down. He's firing toward third. Alonso scores and into third is McNeil.

McNeil's first triple his ninth RBI of the year,

and the match lead nine to eight. And welcome to Natschat for Friday, April 28,

2003, along with Mass and Sports.com Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman, I'm Al-aldi, host of the Al Galdi podcast. Well,

the Nats unfortunately do remain without a series sweep of any kind since August 2021. But if you

watch their game on Thursday night, you did get your money's worth in terms of big moments. A wild.

And I stress that word, wild, 9-8 loss at the New York Mets to deny the Nats a three-game sweep.

The Nats fell to 9 and 15. We in this game saw quite a few things. We saw the Nats overcome a

7-3-8 inning deficit. We in this game had the Nats getting doubled up in terms of hits,

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