Gary G.

@111victories @UmpireAuditor Absolutely 💯! They have the technology, use it! Every pitch! #roboumpsnow all the time!

@UmpireAuditor @Gee_Dad Shows how much even just a single pitch can change a game / series / season!

With two on and two outs, umpire Chris Conroy called Jacob Young out on strikes. Young challenged and the call was overturned. The next pitch, Young hit a 3 run home run.

@trippwhitbeck @jasonsinnarajah @TalkNats I think it's a good idea that just hasn't caught on with the Nats. Whether it's lack of outreach or wrong media to get to fans, I don't see it on TV. Lots of red and white and hot dog colors/costumes, but not a lot of navy blue, at least on TV.

Thank you to @jasonsinnarajah for this. #Nats fans -- I have been Tweeting, IM-ing, DM-ing, emailing my ticket agents (bless them) for this for YEARS. #MatchTheNats It just took a fearless new leader, a great man named Jason (they'll memorialize him in song!). CC: @TalkNats

@Nationals Curious, now do defensive numbers and rankings

aliens been real quiet since these numbers dropped

@history_dame Now on my list of places to visit next time in Philly nps.gov/inde/learn/his…

Just a short walk from Independence Hall lies the Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary War Soldier. The park, known as Washington Square, served as a potter’s field and became a major burial ground during the Revolution. By 1777, John Adams wrote that over 2,000 soldiers had already been buried there, many victims of diseases. Dedicated in 1957, the memorial honors the thousands of ordinary Americans who fought for independence but whose names have been lost to history. The remains buried here are believed to belong to a soldier of Washington’s Continental Army, discovered during excavations in the city. An eternal flame burns beside the tomb, and engraved on the memorial are the words: “Beneath this stone rests a soldier of Washington’s army who died to give you liberty.”

@111victories did you hear this #PennStateFootball news???

@spencernusbaum_ Overperforming

How the Nationals have made their outs so far tonight: 10 groundouts, six strikeouts, two flyouts

@MarkZuckerman #Nats good for what ails ya...

Zack Littell's first pitch of the night is blasted to right field by Bo Bichette. It's Littell's MLB-leading 12th home run surrendered.

50 years ago today, we had perhaps the greatest on-field moment in history that didn’t involve any baseball action. Tom Rinaldi explains what happened in Dodger Stadium on April 25, 1976 with Rick Monday.

The flag that Rick Monday rescued 50 years ago today is headed to Cooperstown! OTD in 1976, Monday, a Cubs outfielder and veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, grabbed an American flag from two protesters who had run onto the field at Dodger Stadium and attempted to burn it. Monday, the longtime Dodgers broadcaster who played 19 years in the Major Leagues, was a two-time All-Star and a World Series champion, has often been asked about the moment. “If that’s all you’re ever remembered for, that’s not a bad thing at all,” Monday told MLB Network in 2016. Monday still owns the flag and it will be on loan to the Baseball Hall of Fame this summer as part of America’s 250th birthday celebration. In addition, Monday will be honored on July 25 during induction weekend.

#WEARE!!!

OVER THE BULLPEN, thru the Wood

The only NL teams currently with 15+ losses: Mets (16) Phillies (15) They've lost a combined 19 games in a row.

@spencernusbaum_ Channel 578 Verizon FIOS Lewes, DE no issues....came with the package I already had so didn't have to do anything!

It's been about a month since I first asked you all about your experience w/ the Nats' new streaming and cable options. Following up: How are you watching games now? How has it changed, if at all, from past years or even from Opening Day? Let me know: nytimes.com/athletic/mlb/g…

@AlexaDatt @Nationals ...vs how many given up?

The @Nationals have scored 15 first inning runs, tied with the Phillies for most in MLB this season.

Make room! We got a line here!!! #Natitude

@111victories @robbertleusink I would certainly like to try it! 🍻

@robbertleusink @Gee_Dad put this one on my list

The long arm of Catholicism reaches to every craft beer tap on earth In the 17th century, Paulaner monks in Munich faced 40 days of Lent with zero solid food Their solution: brew a beer so thick and calorie-dense it could replace bread They called it Sankt-Vaters-Bier: Holy Father Beer Then they worried it was too delicious to count as sacrifice So they shipped a barrel to the Pope for judgment It spoiled crossing the Alps The Pope tasted it, declared drinking something so foul was penance enough, and gave his blessing That beer became the Doppelbock You can still buy it today It is called Salvator

@111victories Looks like Kyle Brady could still play some!

@PennStateFball @hvp409 @Gee_Dad 😏

“Clearly they’re embracing the traditions”

@Nats_Chat ...and the last 2 were not even competitive, disappointingly.

4th straight #Nats loss

@111victories ...and when was the last time you attended a Nats game as a Nats phan...talk to your phriends up there 😉

@Gee_Dad Seems ageist!

we were kids together 🙂‍↕️