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Presley ready. clock down a two, one, he gets it off in time in the pitch,

swung on, lifted in the air to right.

This is way back.

This is going, going, going, and gone.

Goodbye.

A home run for Caban Ruiz.

And it's the Nationals won and the Astros nothing.

Seven pitches into the top of the ninth inning.

The kick and the pitch, swinging a ground ball up the middle.

It's gonna go through in a center field of Basin.

Tucker round third coming home, there will be no play.

He will score and the game is time. Breaking ball, crown ball, base it through the drawn-in infield and into left center field. Nationals are back in front. Abrams scores. Thomas takes a wide turn and holds. It's the Nationals two and Houston one. Mayton to the belt. It'll be a 3-0 pitch. Here it is. And it's outside and high ball four. A run will come in. Thomas will score and the Nationals lead 3 to 1. Now the pitch. Curr ball lifted in the air to left center field toward the gap. This one is going to get down. It's a base hit. The Nationals go station to station and now lead 4 to 1. Ruiz drops a single in the left center field for the RBI hit.

And welcome to Natschat for Friday, June 16th, 2020, along with Mass and Sports.com Nationals

insider Mark Zuckerman, who is at Middemade Park.

I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast.

So we on Thursday night, for a second

consecutive night, had an eventful final few innings for the Nats at the Houston Astros,

but this time the Nats won. There was no Trey Turner play this time. Thursday night, a 4-1-10

inning win in a game that was scoreless through eight innings. The Nats then blew a 1-0-0-9th inning lead,

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