Join Walters this Sunday night at 6 p.m. for a DC Defender Conference Championship Watch Party,

as they take on the only pro football team in St. Louis.

Now to set the pitch, breaking ball sky to straightaway center and deep.

Hasselback turns around to the wall, and it's gone. Right over the 402 mark and straightaway center, 2. Hasselback turns around to the wall and it's gone.

Right over the 402 mark and straightaway center two nothing comes.

Pete Crow Armstrong with number 16 on the season

to the deepest part of Nationals Park.

So he got a hold of a curveball and crushed it over the center field fence.

Rutledge to the belt, kicks in, in delivers swing and a long drive to right

deep down the line it's going going and it is gone goodbye

in and out of the first row of the third deck and bouncing down below

a bomb of a home run for Ian Hap is fourth of the year.

And he has driven in three runs in the game tonight.

It's now the Cubs five and the Nationals nothing.

And welcome to Nat's chat, along with Massinsports.com,

Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Nationals Park.

I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast. So the Chicago Cubs are what the Nationals are trying to be, a really good team. And the Nats are better, no doubt, but they are not at the level of the Cubs. Not yet, anyway. And we in a now concluded three-game series between the two teams at Nasdaels Park saw the difference between

the two teams. Thursday evening, a 7-1 loss for the Nats to the Cubs to lose two out of three

games in the series. You look at how each team is doing here. The Nats in this regular season now,

29 and 33 run differential of minus 46. The Cubs in this regular season now, National League best 39 and 23, Major League

Best run differential of plus 106. This installment of Natchat brought to us by the D.C. Graze, part of the

Cal Ripkin Summer Collegiate Baseball League. The Grays are playing their games this season at Woodbridge High School

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