Nats Slam the Marlins

Nats Chat

Mark Zuckerman & Al Galdi

Baseball, Sports

4.9 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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The Nats trounced Miami 11-4 on Saturday afternoon for their second consecutive win over the Marlins. Al recaps the easy road victory as the offense totaled 11 hits and slugged a trio of homers. (03:00) Jesse Winker hit a grand slam that gave Washington a 6-1 edge in the middle of the game. He also had an infield single that brought in Jacob Young, who scored four runs on Saturday while also stealing a pair of bases. (11:00) Mitchell Parker had a short outing as he only lasted four frames. He gave up six hits, but only allowed one run that came in on a wild pitch. He threw 82 pitches in the afternoon, which is the most he's thrown yet with the Nationals in three starts. (14:00) The bullpen initially combined for four scoreless frames, but the bottom of the 9th did not go well for Tanner Rainey in mop up duty. He gave up three runs and has struggled mightily this season. (15:30) Joey Gallo was placed on the IL due to a AC sprain in his left shoulder. Alex Call takes his roster spot and it was another time that the franchise decided not to bring up James Wood. (22:00) Tim is joined by the President of "Expos Fest", Perry Giannias for an explanation of what the annual event is as they held it last weekend. Many Expos alumni were in attendance including Pedro Martinez and Moises Alou. Expos Fest supports a wonderful charitable cause and and one can visit exposfest.com to learn more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Walters is the spot in Navy Yard to watch the caps this postseason.
0:04.5	Game 4 Sunday night at 8, they tried to avoid being swept.
0:09.1	Walters is located across the street from Nationals Park.
0:14.6	Now the 7th of the pitch. Waker swings, it's in high in the air to deep right field.
0:18.7	Back goes the right fielder.
0:20.4	Garcia looking up, and it is gone goodbye bang zoom goes Jesse winker it's a
0:28.0	grand slam and the nationals put a big crooked number on the board here at the top
0:33.8	of inning number five one one swing a long drive down the left field line.
0:38.3	Will it stay fair?
0:39.3	It's back toward the corner and it hits the foul pole.
0:42.3	It's a home run for Kebert Ruiz.
0:44.3	Number two on the season off the foul pole and left and the Nationals lead 8 to 1.
0:50.3	Grabball first baseline. It's fair.
0:52.3	Down the line past the sliding Rivera.
0:54.5	Start the engine.
0:55.6	Young racing around second, going for third.
0:57.9	He's headed for the plate.
0:59.4	The throat in is going to be cut off.
1:01.5	Abrams is at third with a stand-up triple,
1:03.7	and the nationals hit double digits leading at 10 to 1.
1:07.4	And welcome to that chat for Sunday, April 28th, 2024. I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast. Mark Zuckerman is off for this installment of the podcast. Tim Schovers will be with us later in the podcast with a conversation with Perry Janius, who is the president of Expos Fest, which is held annually in Canada.
1:29.7	Expos Fest is a really cool thing. It supports a very good charitable cause. The Cat de Messe Pavilion.
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