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The O-1.

Swinging a shot.

This is past the mound and past the diving. Crawford out into the center field for a base in. Abrams is going to score and the Nationals lead at 3 to 1. RBI single Luis Garcia. The Nationals have scored a run in each inning against Luis Castillo. Now the 1-1. Swing a ground ball toward the middle. It's through. It's a base in in the center field. This is going to tie the game. Keldick streaking home and over to third is Crawford. And on at first with his third hit in the ball game is Julio Rodriguez. The Nationals lead is gone. It's the Nationals 3 in Seattle 3. Abbott the 1-0, swung on in high in the air to right center field long run Hillback Thomas back warning track wall and this one is off the wall in play Hill picks it up rounding third is for he's coming into score as Colton Wong stands at second base

It's down Seattle six in Washington 3. One ball, two strikes. The kick here it comes. In there, strike three call.

Candelario locked up on it, talking about it with Mark Carlson, but the game is over, and Seawalt strikes out. Candelario looking to end it, and the National Strand, the base is over and Seawalt strikes out Candelario looking to end it and the national

strand the base is loaded.

Hello and welcome to the Nats chat podcast Tim Showers back on the mound. Davy sent Al to

West Palm to rehab with Roblaze and Edwards. Meanwhile in Seattle, the Nats lost 8-4 to open the

three-game series. They led 3 to 1 entering the bottom of the fourth until the Mariners then put

up seven unanswered runs sprinkled through the 8th. But, and you've seen this script before,

the game felled over, a ninth inning rally by Washington that felt too little too late even in the

moment. This time, Jammer Candelario was punched out by home plate umpire Mark Carlson

for a very questionable strike three to end the game with the bases loaded. Later on in the show,

LSU wins the college world series. Paulo already sent back down to Rochester after just one relief appearance,

say it ain't so, Rizzo, and Robert Hassel's disappointing latest report card from MLB pipeline.

We head now to T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington, as we welcome in

Marcus Sarkerman of Mastonsports.com at the site of next month's All-Star game, but let's get right to business.

The Nats got hosed on Monday night on a one-two count, the final pitch to Candelario that was

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