Parker Stymies Miami in a Sweep

Nats Chat

Mark Zuckerman & Al Galdi

Sports, Baseball

4.9 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

The Nats defeated the Marlins 3-1 on Sunday afternoon to complete a three game sweep and move to 7-0 this season vs. their divisional foe. Al & Mark have another dominant outing from a young pitcher to dissect as Mitchell Parker only allowed one run in six innings of work. So far during this solid stretch of pitching, Parker's biggest issue seems to be fielding as he misplayed an infield hit that led to Miami's lone run. (10:30) Who has the biggest upside between Jake Irvin, DJ Herz, and Parker? The organization is in a rare position right now of quality starting pitching that came from within the organization. (20:00) The bullpen also was in control all weekend and Kyle Finnegan tossed a scoreless top of the 9th for his 20th save of the season. (23:00) Lane Thomas homered every game during the sweep and Jacob Young joined the party on Sunday as he clubbed his first career HR. However, it was another game with multiple outs made on the bases by Washington. (37:00) Jim Callis, Senior writer for MLB.com, gives a few names the Nationals might consider in next month's draft. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Make sure this season to check out Walter's self-pour beer wall, which includes 24 different items, including fireside chat, Vienna Lager, and Green City IPA.
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0:17.4	Sarno's into the wine, the left-heter deal, swinging a long drive, left center field, Chisholm Jr. back to the one track. He's at the wine the left-taker deals swing it a long drive left center field
0:21.6	Chisholm Jr. back to the one track he's at the wall looking up going going God goodbye
0:27.5	into the brew house red seats a home run for Lane Thomas it swung on fly ball shallow Coming on, Jacob Young, still coming into a dive, and he makes the catch for the out.
0:43.3	Pops to his feet, Jacob Young using the speed of those legs again to come charging in.
0:49.3	Vargas and those Father's Day blue socks up to the knee, forward in the box,
0:53.3	blue batting glove on each hand. The runner goes, the pitch is hooked down the right field line. If it's fair, it could be a run. It lands on the warning track and bounces off the fence in play. Zenzel's going to head home. Sanchez picks it up and throws it in. It's a hit and run RBI double for Il-Damaro Vargas. Nationals lead three to one.
1:13.1	And welcome to Nats chat for Monday, June 17, 24.
1:18.4	What is the Nats second to last scheduled off day until the All-Star break?
1:23.3	Sunday was June 16th.
1:24.5	It was Father's Day.
1:25.6	It also marked exactly one month until the All-Star game, which is on July 16th.
1:31.1	And that's a month before the All-Star game have surpassed their combined win total against the Miami Marlins over the previous two regular seasons, along with Mass and Sports.com Nationals Ins insider Mark Zuckerman, who was at Nationals Park,
1:45.4	of Al-Galdi host of the Al-Galdi podcast. The Nats over the last two regular seasons went in,
1:50.7	oh so bad, six and 26 against the Marlins, but the Nats in this regular season now are
1:56.0	seven and O against the Marlins and now are 35 and 36 overall. Sunday afternoon, a 3-1 win over
2:03.4	the Marlins at Nationals Park to complete a three-game sweep. This off the Nance from April 26th
2:08.8	through the 29th sweeping a four-game series at the Marlins, who for this regular season now
2:14.5	are a National League worst 23 and 48. This episode of the Natchat
2:19.9	podcast brought to us by Mason Calphus and his team of 10 legal recruiters at Zenith Legal in
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