Walters is open for lunch. Monday through Friday, Walters opens at noon for lunch, midday baseball watching, and even the occasional European soccer match. So if you find yourself around the ballpark during the day, make sure you walk on over to Walters.

Walters is the place to be tonight. You can watch both the Nats and Wizards, and on Wednesday it's loaded to the caps and the Nats each play, plus catch some

of LeBron versus Steph.

Here's the set.

Three-two, runner holds.

We're going to drive to left field deep.

Schwabber going back.

He's at the wall, looking up, it is gone.

Goodbye.

A home run, the opposite way to left center field for Jason Hayward.

It is his fourth home run of the year and a two-run shot and it's now the Cubs three and the nationals nothing now the set of the one-one

swing and a line drive oh diving stop Horner and shallow right gets up throws the first in time for the outs

it looked like a head off the bat in the right.

And Nico Horner to his left, makes a diving stab of it, gets to his feet and throws out Castro to end the inning.

And welcome to Natschat for Tuesday, May 18, 2021, along along with Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman of

Massinsports.com. I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast. Another loss for the

nationals on Monday night. Where is a winning streak that we can sink our teeth into?

The Nats, they giveeth, and the Nats takeeth away. Fall to 16 and 21, a 7-3 loss after

Chicago Cubs on Monday night. Game 1 of a four-game series.

John Lester shelled in his return to Wrigley Field. Nats did hit two home runs, but otherwise,

just four singles and not much more, just two at-bats the entire game with runners in

scoring position. And Mark, here we are again with another lackluster performance in another Nationals loss.

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