Game 33: Embarassing Baserunning Lowlights Defeat

Nats Chat

Mark Zuckerman & Al Galdi

Sports, Baseball

4.9 • 573 Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2022

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

The Nats lost 4-1 to the Mets to drop their third straight series. Al discusses the loss while taking note that Mark Lerner was on hand watching Juan Soto's action filled afternoon and the current state of the franchise. Soto homered and doubled, but also was part of a base running mistake (along with Josh Bell) that was so absurd it made national news. Hear Davey Martinez's reaction to the play in the bottom of the 4th. (16:37) Joan Adon issued five walks in the first two innings and was lifted in the 4th inning. This comes after his outing in Anaheim that had many encouraging signs. (25:50) Houston comes to D.C. on Friday for the first time since October 2019. We leave you with a highlight you will enjoy hearing over and over again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Natchat is brought to you by Walters. Make Walters your spot to watch the Capitals. March to the Stanley Cup, plenty of TVs, and beer selections.
0:09.4	Game 6 is Friday night at 7.30 as the caps are on the brink of elimination. Plus, Walters has every NBA playoff game as well.
0:21.6	The base is loaded and the 1-1 pitch.
0:24.3	Swinging a line drive over the head of the shortstop strange Gordon in the left center
0:28.1	of base hit.
0:29.6	Mark Kana comes through in a 1-1 pitch with a single to drive in two runs.
0:33.8	Runners first and third with two out top of the first.
0:36.2	The Mets two and the Nationals nothing fastball too low to the inside ball for don't hands on hips showing frustration
0:46.0	it's really all about his fastball here that's going to get the bullpen going again as he's walked his fifth batter second time he has walked nimmo
0:53.4	Soto the lead at second the two--1 pitch. Swinging a ground ball to third. Soto's going to break for the bag and he's hung up as Giorme flips the ball to the shortstop Lindor. Now chasing him toward third. Walker applies the tag. Bell goes for second. Walker throws it in the right field. Bell's going for third. Marte's throw it. He's going to be out.
1:11.5	Tagged out by Lindor for a double play. Oh, no. And welcome to Natschat for Friday, May 13th,
1:21.3	2002 as yes, it is Friday the 13th. But luckily for you, the only Jason, who we might talk about on this
1:30.1	podcast, is Jason Worth, or maybe Jason Marquis. Either way, you're okay. I'm Al-Galdi host of
1:35.8	Al-Galdi podcast. Mark Zuckerman is off for this installment of the pod, and I tell you,
1:41.7	Mark left me with some gem to talk about with you on this episode
1:46.1	of Nats chat. But actually, we do have a lot to get into here. So the Nats on Thursday afternoon
1:50.7	fell to 11 and 22 this season, a 4-1 loss to the New York Mets at Nationals Park. The Nats
1:58.2	lost to two of the three games in the series. The Nats now this season,
2:02.5	a mere four and thirteen at home versus being seven and nine on the road. Now look,
2:09.7	the Mets are off to a great start to their season. Now, I don't trust the Mets, okay? I like never
2:14.9	trust the Mets. The Mets have this like perpetual dark cloud hanging over them. And so for the Mets, okay? I like never trust the Mets. The Mets have this like perpetual dark cloud
2:18.3	hanging over them. And so for the Mets, seemingly anything that can go wrong eventually does go
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