For those in Navy Yard on Sunday wanting to watch the commanders,

Walters always make sure to have the Washington game on the main TV on NFL Sundays.

Jaden Daniels and crew look to bounce back at home against the fellow winless giants.

Kickoff is at 1 o'clock this Sunday afternoon.

Line in the pitch. Strait a blast to straightaway center and deep. Harris, forget about it.

This one into orbit. And it hits the bullpen cart beyond the center field wall.

Oh, my, what a blast for Abrams. Three nothing nationals. The big righty deals.

Got a swing a blast toward the gap in right center field.

This one's getting down, split the outfielders, and one hop defense.

Young picks it up on the warning track.

Harris races into second with a double, the Braves' first hit of the night.

So Irvin's no-hit bid comes to an end after five and two-thirds innings. And the Nationals Park crowd will give Irvin a hand with the deepest no-hit bid of his career.

Here's the pitch.

Swing and a miss, he struck him out with a high fastball.

So Irvin gets a huge strikeout after falling behind Ozuna.

The no-hitter and the shutout bid gone, but Urban limits the damage to one run on two hits. He picks up a big fifth strikeout.

And welcome to Natch Chat for Thursday, September 12th, 2024, along with MadisonSports.com, National's insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Nationals Park. I'm Al Galdi, host of the

Al Galdi podcast. It would not have been the first time that a national starting pitcher

threw no hitter late in a regular season. If you know your Matt's history, and many of you

of course do, you know that two of the teams, three no hitters during its time in Washington,

D.C. have come very late in regular seasons, right?

Jordan Zimmerman threw a no-hitter on September 28th, 2014.

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