Tuesday night is Open Mic Night at Walter Sports Bar.

Got talent, bring it to the stage.

Come show off your skills or just sit back and enjoy the show

while indulging in delicious food and ice cold drinks.

Open mic begins at 7 p.m.

Located just across the street from the ballpark.

Now the batter is Tyler Black, the designated hitter.

Urban delivers swing and a fly ball left field toward the line.

Lyle on the run, can he get there?

No.

He'll field it on a hop.

One run will score into third on a dive.

His run, Eiffo, and into second with a second double of the night is Tyler Black. Two runs home in the inning. And it's now the Brewers 4 of the Nationals, nothing. Here's a left-left matchup. Ashby against Dalen Lyle. One-on-one out. Here it comes. Sway in a looping fly ball, shallow left, racing in his Perkins. He dives, kick at it. all deflects by him toward the left field line Abrams racing for third he'll stop

there and in a second with a pop-fly bloop double is Dail and Lyle that's the

nationals first hit he didn't hit it hard but eluded the diving Perkins and the

nationals finally have a hit here in the bottom of the seventh inning. We know we can hit. We know what we're capable of putting up some runs. I think we're trying everything we could against Ms. Rolski is just really good. And welcome to Natch Chat. I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast. I'm joined by Washington

National's Insider Mark Zuckerman of Natchjournal.com. He is at Nassadles Park, where Friday night was

fireworks night, but there were no fireworks when it came to the National's offense. The Nats did not

get no hit, but they flirted with being no hit. A six-one loss to the Milwaukee

Brewers at Nationals Park in game one of a three-game series and game one of a six-game

homestand. The Nats totaled just two hits. They got worked by Brewer's starting pitcher Jacob

Mizorowski. He tossed five at a third scoreless and hitless innings with eight strikeouts.

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