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Here's the set. Long hold for Flaherty and just barely gets it off and a swing and a line drive in the left center field a base hit

Abram scores Thomas held up now around third coming into score the Nationals still have the five-nothing lead

Now the pitch swung on hit in the ear to deep left this is way back and going going and gone goodbye

Back-to-back home runs for the Card, and the Cardinals have taken the lead with four runs home here in the top of the fifth, and nobody out. It's now St. Louis 6 and Washington 5. 3-1. Swain a line drive to center field. Roblo is playing deep. It's going to dunk in front of him for a base hit.

Scoring from third is Nupar. Aronado scooooooooooooes over to third, and it's eight five Cardinals. Wilson Contreras picks up his 29th RBI of the season. And welcome to Nat's chat for Tuesday, June 20th, 2000, along with massensports.com,

Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman,

who was at Nationals Park.

I'm Al Galdi, host of the... Tuesday, June 20th, 2003, along with Mass and Sports.com, National's insider Mark Zuckerman,

who was at Nationals Park. I'm Al-Galdi, host of the Al-Galdi podcast. You know, Mark is a big Phoenix

Suns fan. I'm a big Wizards fan. If you during this installment of the podcast, notice, like,

an underlying tension between us. It's because my wizards are trading Bradley Beale to his sons

for pennies on the dollar and because the son of Bradley Beale's agent is the CEO of the

sons in a major conflict of interest. Don't get me started on that, although that might make

from more pleasant conversation than what happened with the Nats on Monday. The Nats blew a 5-0

3rd inning lead in what ended up being an 8-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals at Nationals Park

in game one of a three-game series. The Nats now have lost 15 of their last 19 games. The Nats

now are 27 and 44. That is the worst record in the National League.

Coming up later in the show, a special treat, our own Tim Schover's conversation with Bob

Kendrick. He is the president of the Negro League's baseball museum. Bob's going to tell us about

an all-time great player, Oscar Charleston, who actually at one point played for the Homestead

Grays. But yeah, Mark, big-time-blown lead by the Nats, a rough outing for Josiah Gray,

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