Walters is open during the week from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. and open until 3 a.m. on the weekends,

making Walters a great spot to watch the Olympics this month in Paris.

Urban sets. Runners go. The pitch swung on in high in the air to left field. Wood broke in. Now going back.

Still back on the warming track. track at the wall it's gone to one pitch lindor launches one to right field deep Thomas back this one's going to be over Thomas and gone

six nothing New York Lindor's third hit is 16th home run of the season.

Diaz slugs at home and he bounces it in the dirt.

Off the glove of the catcher.

Alboris doesn't know where it is.

It's going to the backstop.

Young around third coming to the plate.

He scores standing.

On a wild pitch, Jacob Young with a head of steam around third. Kept because Francisco Alvarez had to go off his glove and never found where the ball went.

And so three runs are home in the inning.

It's now the Mets 7, the Nationals 5.

Diaz's first base side of the rubber.

He kicks and fires and a swing and a miss at a 98 mile at hour fastball.

Abrams strikes out and the game is over.

And welcome to Nat's chat for Wednesday, July 10th, 2024.

I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast.

Mark Zuckerman is off for this installment of the podcast, but I am pleased to be joined by the boss of the podcast, Tim Schovers. So the Nats are in the midst of playing the New York Mets seven times in 11 days. The Nants last week split a four game series with the Mets at Nassadles Park. The Nants on Tuesday night began a three-game series at the Mets, and the Nants began that series with a loss, a 7-5 loss.

In a game in which the Nats did score five runs over the eighth and ninth innings.

The Nants for this regular season now are 42 and 50.

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