Swept in Philly

Nats Chat

Mark Zuckerman & Al Galdi

Sports, Baseball

4.9 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2024

⏱️ 35 minutes

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The Nats lost 11-5 on Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia for their fifth consecutive defeat. Mark (From Philly) & Al discuss the Nationals being on the wrong end of a sweep and a disappointing 2-7 road trip. (05:00) One positive of the day was that the offense ended their almost week long homer drought as Eddie Rosario and Jesse Winker each cleared the fences. The team has left the yard very few times in the past couple of weeks, but Rosario has nonetheless done so five times. (12:00) Lane Thomas was seen running the bases in pregame workouts as he has been on the IL since April 24th due to a sprained left MCL. (17:00) Trevor Williams had his worst outing of the season as he did not last five innings. Williams was not pitch efficient as he needed 97 pitches to get through just 4.1 IP. (21:00) Tanner Rainey took the mound for the first time since May 4th and did not have a good outing as it included allowing three runs, issuing back to back walks, and giving up a homer to Alec Bohm. Was this his final ever appearance in a Nationals uniform? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Among the options on the beer wall at Walter's Sports Bar are Annapolis IPA, Green City IPA,
0:06.5	raised by Wolves, and Vienna Lager. Walters is located across the street from Nationals Park.
0:15.1	No balls two strikes, one-on, one out, two nothing Phillies. Nola Deals.
0:19.9	And a swing a long drive down the right field line toward the corner. This one's got a chance. It's back toward the foul pole, and it's gone. It's fair just inside the line and a two-run homer to tie the game for Eddie Rosario. Nationals two, Phillies two. Rosario's sixth of the year. Garcia sets.
0:38.3	Runner takes off from first pitch line to right.
0:40.3	That's going to be a base hit into the right field corner.
0:44.3	Stata scored. Harper rounding third coming to the plate.
0:48.3	There'll be no throw.
0:49.3	It's a double for Clemens and two runs batted in.
0:53.3	The National's bullpen has not gotten it done here in the bottom of the fifth inning.
0:57.6	And the Phillies with a two-run double for Clemens has had an amazing couple of days.
1:02.2	Have the lead back here in this one in the bottom of the fifth. They've scored three times since the
1:06.4	Phillies five of the Nationals three. Here's the pitch. So we're in a line drive toward the gap right center field.
1:12.9	This one's down.
1:13.6	It's by Rosario goes to the wall and we'll clear the bases.
1:17.4	Rojas scores, Schwerber behind him.
1:19.7	A two-run double for Bryce Harper and the Phillies lead eight to three.
1:24.4	And welcome to Natschat for Monday, May 20th, 2004, along with MadisonSports.com,
1:30.3	Nationals insider Mark Zuckerman, who is at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
1:34.7	I'm Al Galdi host of the Al Galdi podcast.
1:37.6	Well, we on Sunday afternoon did have the ends of multiple Nationals droughts.
1:42.3	The Nats' home run drought ended.
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