Washingtonian magazine once referred to Jeremy Gifford, the founder of Walters, as someone who knows how to pack a bar.

Walters is located across the street from Nationals Park near the centerfield gate next to South Capitol Street.

Garcia to the belt, the O2 to Perkins.

Swinging a ground ball right side. Garcia dives it to buy for a base hit. Adamas scores. Edit for the plate, Freelick, he'll score. The throw in the second. And the Brewers have the lead. Over to third goes Ortiz. Two-run single is a pinch hitter for Blake Perkins, and it's 5-3 Milwaukee. Now the 1-1. Contreras launches one to deep center field.

Way back it goes. Young can only look up and it is long gone.

That one almost halfway up to Batter's Eye Hill.

A tape measure home run for Contreras makes it 6-3 Milwaukee.

And welcome to Nat's chat for Saturday, August 3rd, 2004.

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

Mark Zuckerman is off for this installment of the podcast,

but it is nice to be with you on the only Nationals podcast

for which there is a new episode for the morning after every Nats regular season

game day,

weekday, weekend, does not matter. Well, Friday night was Pups in the Park night at National's Park, and the Nats could use some friendly pups right now. The Nats on Friday evening suffered a fifth

consecutive loss and eight three loss to the National League Central leading

Milwaukee Brewers at Nasdaels Park in game one of a three game series. The Nats lost despite

overcoming a three-nothing third inning deficit. The Nats now are 49 and 61, 12 games below 500,

most games below 500 that the Nats have been in this regular season.

Coming up later in the show, insight on two of the prospects who the Nats obtained in their

trading of outfielder Lane Thomas to the Cleveland Guardians, as we will hear from

Jason Prill, the voice of the Lynchburg Hillcats, or the Single A affiliate of the Guardians.

Jason is going to tell us about pitcher

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