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.

Here's the pitch.

Swing a line drive to right, that's a base in.

Yepes will score garcia holds it second

kbert ruiz has come through the nationals leaded two to nothing that's their eighth hit already against

peralta here's the wind down pitch on the way swung on hit high in the air to right center

field this is deep this one is way back this one is going going and gone

goodbye bang zoom goes jesse winker home run number 11 his second rbi the game in 43rd of the year

hits the nationals four and the brewers two on a home run by former Brewer Jesse Winker.

Two balls, two strikes. This could do it here. Finnegan coming set. The pause, the kick, it's on the way. Swang and a miss. He blows him away with a 97-mile-an-hour fastball. And bang, zoom, a curly W is in the books.

The Nationals end their five-game losing streak and take game one of this series here

in Milwaukee as they knock off the Central Division leading brewers.

And welcome to Natchat for Saturday, July 13, 24, along with Mass and Sports.com, Nationals Insider Mark Zuckerman,

who was at American Family Field in Milwaukee. I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast. The

Nationals's five-game losing streak is over. Friday night, a 5-2 win at the National League

Central leading Milwaukee Brewers in game one of a three-game series.

This is just the Nats' fifth win over their last 18 games. The Nats for this regular season now are 43 and 52.

This installment of the Natch chat podcast brought to us by the D.C. Grays this Saturday at the Washington National's Baseball Academy on Fort DuPont,

the Grays are honoring the newly recognized batting averages for Josh Gibson, Leonard Wood,

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Visit DCGrays.com.

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