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While you're there, make sure to check out their self-pour beer wall, featuring tons of local drafts. First pitch, swung on and driven the air to left center field deep. Schwabber back to the warning track, to the wall. He's out of room, and it is gone. A long three-run homer for Andrew McCutcheon and the Phillies lead four to one.

And this turns into a huge inning for the Phillies. And welcome to Natchat for Sunday, June 6th,

2021, along with Nationals insider Mark Suckerman of Bassensports.com. I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi

podcast. Well, here is all you need know. The National since totaling 16 runs over that, oh so modest, two-game winning streak at the Atlanta Braves have totaled five runs in three games.

The 5-1 loss at the Braves, a 2-1 win at the Phillies on Friday night, and then this latest game, a 5-2 loss at the Phillies on Saturday. A reminder that, yes,

there are some wins mixed in and there are some good moments mixed in, but this is a team having

a bad season with a woeful offense. And Saturday was one of the more woeful performances we

have seen so far this season. Mark, welcome back to the pod. See what you missed.

Yeah, boy, I wish I had worked Friday night because you had a nice game to handle all by

yourself. Nice job on that, by the way. No, this was one I would have rather had off. You said five

runs in three games. It's five runs and 14 hits in three games. And Sam Clay ruined this one for me because I had a stat

ready to go that was just going to be astounding. I'm going to give it anyways here just because

this is crazy. If not for what happened in the bottom of the eighth where the Phillies tacked on a

run on a few hits, this would have been the 11th time this year that the nationals had only given

up four or fewer hits. okay? You want to guess

their record in those 11 games would be in which they've allowed four or fewer hits?

Well, I'll guess it's not good. I'll say three and eight. You had it even worse than it really

is. Five and six. That's bad. To have a losing record when giving up four or fewer hits, that's really, really bad.

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