Walters is open Monday through Friday starting at noon for lunch, midday baseball watching,

and Euro 2020. So if you find yourself around the ballpark during the day, make sure you walk on over to Walters.

Tuesday night, come hang out with Tim Schovers as he sets up shop at Walters for the series opener in Philadelphia.

First three pod listeners to come get a free Nats chat t-shirt.

Here's the pitch.

Swing a line, dry, base hit left field, down the line, toward the corner.

Burra rounding first, heading for second.

It's a double for Heron-O-Para.

Baby, shrieked it do-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da- It's a double for Hararra Parra. Here's the O-1. Here's the O-1.

Swinging a fly ball well hit left field.

Back on this one, Smith, toward the track, near the wall, and it's off the top of the wall.

And gone! It's gone!

He dinks it off the top of the wall for his third home run of the day.

It's Kyle Schwerber's World. Off the top of the fence, a two-run shot, his third of the day, number 18 of the season. National's 5, Mets 2, his first career, three home run game. And welcome to Nats chat

for Monday, June 21st, 2021, along with Nats insider Mark Zuckerman of Massensports.com. I'm Al Galdi,

host of the Al Galdi podcast. A homestand that was lengthy ends up being great. A four-game series that was crucial

ends up going about as well as could have reasonably been expected. The Nats beat the National

League East leading New York Mets at Nationals Park 5-2 on Sunday afternoon to take three of four in the

series. The Nats end up going eight and three on an 11-game

homestand that also featured a four-game series against the best team in the National

League so far this season, the San Francisco Giants. The Nats, my friends, are rising. They have

one nine of 12. They are up to 33 and 36 on the season. The Nats now are five games behind the Mets. Mark, if the Nats end up contending

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