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Now Parker has to face Vinny Pasquentino with two out at the pitch.

Swig and a line drive deep down the right field loaner, herking toward the corner and it is gone.

A home run just clears the wall down the right field loaner, herking toward the corner and it has gone. A home run just clears the wall down the right field line, thereby inside of 10 feet. And the Royals cash in on the two-out walk and infield hit.

A three-run shot here in the bottom of the third.

And it's now the Royals four and the Nationals nothing.

And the pitch.

Fastball ripped deep to right down the line.

Will it be high enough again?

No, off the wall in play.

The carrot played by Lyle.

This is going to score one run as Tolbert crosses the plate.

Witt stops at third past Quintino into second base,

with a laser beam down that right field line off the wall for a double.

He drives in his fifth run of the game.

It's now the Royals eight of the Nationals four.

And welcome to Natschat, along with Massinsports.com, National's insider and Markuckerman, who was at Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City. I'm Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast. A strange game for the Nationals on Tuesday night, an 8-5 loss at the Kansas City Royals in game two of a three-game series. The Nats lost despite out-hitting the Royals 10-6. The Royals had eight runs on just

six hits, though four of the six hits were extra base hits. But how about the Nats starting

pitcher Mitchell Parker? He gave up just two hits, and yet he somehow allowed five runs in five

at a third innings. The Nants and MLBB's 2025 regular season now are 47 and 72.

Worst record in the National League. E's second worst record in the National League. If you are

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