Instant reaction to the NLCS game one loss versus the Cubs featuring a special guest. Includes reactions to the game one loss, some pessimistic outlooks from Paul, and prognostications about game 2.

Joe and Paul discuss the dwindling DL list, focusing on Jayson Werth and Trea Turner and the guys they are replacing, Howie Kendrick and Wilmer Difo. Plus, Giancarlo Stanton... as a Nat?

After a successful move to the West Coast, Paul and Joe are finally back to talk Nats. Specifically, they debate how confident they feel in every piece of the Nats roster going forward, with an eye towards the playoffs.

Apologies for the poor audio quality. But the podcast is in transition to the West Coast! That won't keep Joe and Paul from comparing Tanner Roark's struggles to Gio Gonzales' pristine ERA. Plus some bullpen banter, of course, and discussion of Scherzer's dominance and standout performances from the Nats bench.

Joe and Paul lament Adam Eaton's injury. They discuss the impact it will have on the Nationals and debate how the team moves forward. They also get into the Nationals' approach to injuries versus the Mets' rash of injuries. Plus some bullpen banter because, of course.

Joe and Paul talk about what they are excited for after the first two weeks of the season, including Ryan Zimmerman's hot start and Bryce Harper's health. Conversation quickly drifts to analyzing the bullpens terrible start to the season.

Wondering what all the new Statcast data means? Casey Boguslaw of RO Baseball joins Joe and Paul to explain the new catch probability stat, it's benefits and short comings, and how what it tells us about the Nats outfield defense. Plus an update on the Nats prospects traded away in the Adam Eaton deal.

The 2017 preview series continues, shifting focus to the Nationals pitching staff. In depth breakdowns of the starting rotation plus a debate on the make up of the bullpen and who will the "closer" and a quick peak into the minor league depth of the Nats.

The only 2017 preview series you need! Joe and Paul kick off the preview of the 2017 season with a position player preview. Starting with the outfield and working their way to catcher, they analyze the Nationals position players and project their 2017 performance. Be sure to come back for the next episode: Pitching Preview.

Paul and Joe are back. They break down the signing of Matt Wieters, with different views on the deal. Discuss how Adam Lind fills a need on the Nats bench. Talk about what to watch for during Spring Training.

Paul and Joe search for Nats baseball news by discussing Greg Holland not signing with the Nationals. The conversation quickly shifts to non-baseball topics including Maryland Terps basketball, Caps, Wizards, planning a Nats weekend trip and even a few minutes of politics. Sad!