That means James Wood might get to swing the bat. Infield in for the Angels.

Outfield shooting the opposite way.

Or not. No, they're going to walk him for the fourth straight plate appearance.

Not even the Angels fans are groaning about that.

So James Wood has doubled his intentional walk total.

Four coming into the game.

He's been walked his last four times to the plate in the fifth, seventh, ninth, and eleventh

innings.

Charlie and Dave on the call yesterday, the Nats did beat the Angels seven to four in extras,

but James Wood became the first

major leagher since Barry Bonds to be intentionally walked four times in a game. Bonds was

intentionally walked four times in four different games back in 2004. The only other players

since at least 1955 to be intentionally walked four times in a game are James Wood,

Roger Maris, Gary Templeton, Mani Ramirez, and Andre Dawson. Dawson, by the way, drew five intentional

walks for the Cubs against the Reds back in 1990. James Wood is a star in the making. This

dude is incredible. By the way, Sunday marked his 163rd game.

So in his first 162, so he's played now a full season, 31 homers, 105 RBIs.

Those are comparable stats to what Harper did in his first 162. He was at 31 and 77 RBIs. Soto was also at 31

home runs and 107 RBIs. James Wood, if you're not paying attention to the Nats, who

aren't very good, is a superstar, and he'll very likely be in the All-Star game in a couple of weeks.

Good morning, everybody.

There is Jaden Daniels talk on the show today.

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