Walters is the place to be before and after games at Nationals Park.

Be sure to check out their self-poured beer wall that includes options such as the Vienna Lager.

Now the pitch, swinging the ground ball, fair, inside the first base bag.

Now on the line, odds going to hit the side wall and bounce out into straightaway right

surrounding third and then has scores and Kirk is in the second with a double and

which is have scored a run in each of the last three innings and lead by the score of

three to nothing Michael Soroka back in the bottom of the 16 something wrong now

with Syroka Louise is going out there and now here comes Davy

Martinez and Paul Assarthe to see what this is all about so you can read some lips

and Sorok is covering his pout with his glove we went out there and he said he could

bicep cramped up on him so right now that's exactly what we're treating. He came in and said he feels good. So we'll see how he feels tomorrow. But I didn't want him throwing another pitch when he said that. So we took him out. And they checked his strength and everything. He said he felt pretty good. They said, so we'll see how he feels tomorrow. And welcome to Natsch Chan, along with Mass and Sports.com Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman,

who is at Rogers Center in Toronto.

I'm Al Galdi, host of the Al Galdi podcast.

We on Monday night had the Nats regular season debut of Michael Soroka, who is from Canada.

His outing, unfortunately, did not go well and unfortunately ended in a scary way, although it

does appear as if things may not be too bad. But the Nats and MLB's young 20-25 regular season did fall to

one in three, a five-two loss at the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night in game one of a three-game series,

a moron Soroka in moments. But this installment of the Natch Chat podcast

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