Watch: Katie Ledecky throws out first pitch at Nationals game

Olympic star Katie Ledecky made a victory stop at Nationals Park on Wednesday night.

Olympic star Katie Ledecky made a victory stop at Nationals Park on Wednesday night, tossing out the ceremonial first pitch ahead of Washington’s game against the Baltimore Orioles.

Ledecky, a native of Bethesda, Md., took in the meeting between the two local teams wearing a Nationals hat (sorry, Orioles). She’s a noted Nats fan, and apparently players were curious to see how much her medals weighed.

Dusty Baker left his office early to say hello.

Dusty coming out special.. Just to meet @katieledecky .. pic.twitter.com/LhHoJcHQ36

— Carol Maloney (@carolmaloney4) August 24, 2016

Katie Ledecky to throw out 1st pitch soon; she & Dusty chatting in the #nats dugout a few minutes ago.@katieledecky pic.twitter.com/t9uGI1a02h

— Alex Parker (@ParkerSports) August 24, 2016

And Bryce Harper held her medals when she threw, which is probably wise so as to avoid neck injury.

Katie Ledecky ceremonial first pitch 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/ztoMD083K5

— Ryan (@ryguyblake) August 24, 2016

Ledecky later joined the Nationals broadcast to talk about her success at the Olympics, and Harper later posted an Instagram photo of the meeting.

Ledecky swam to four gold medals and a silver in women’s freestyle events in Rio. She is almost definitely the best athlete at the ballpark.

Also, of course, she’s just 19. We’ll see her in Tokyo in four years, presumably, an Olympics that will once again feature baseball.