Nats Nightly is back after a week off and a bunch of losses to talk about all things Nationals including the end of the series finale with the Rays and Sergio Romo: Baseball Policeman; the back of the Nats' rotation, the All-Star Game in D.C., and more on our most-weeksly podcast as the Nationals get prepared to play a four-game set with the Philadelphia Phillies in Citizens Bank Park. Who's ready to praise Romo? Who's ready to talk Washington baseball?

On the latest episode of Nats Nightly ... Weekly, we talk about Juan Soto, the Washington Nationals' 19-year-old phenom, who hit two home runs last night against the New York Yankees; Nats' catcher Pedro Severino, who's struggled at the plate but is hard at work as the 24-year-old tries to turn it around; the catching corps in general, injuries to the Nationals' starters + more. Live at 9:00 PM tonight, listen in since there's no Nationals baseball until tomorrow night.

On the latest episode of Nats Nightly ... Weekly, we discuss Max Scherzer dominating the Tampa Bay Rays; Daniel Murphy still having a little hitch in his giddyup; Juan Soto, Adam Eaton, and Michael A. Taylor and what to do about left and center field (because you know that Bryce Harper isn't going to the bench); the upcoming trade deadline and potential areas of need; Jeremy Hellickson's injury + more from the week that was in Washington Nationals news. Listen and in and share your thoughts...

Washington's won 10-straight on the road, six straight on the road trip, and the Nationals took over first place in the NL East last night heading into this weekend's series with the Atlanta Braves. Max Scherzer was dominant again last night. Juan Soto hit one ridiculous pitch. Davey Martinez and his the Nationals' front office have some decisions to make when some of their injured players start to return to the lineup. We'll discuss everything on this week's episode of Nats Nightly ... Weekly.

Nats Nightly Weekly is back and the Nationals are enjoying the emergence of superstar of the future Juan Soto and yesterday we got to see another start by Erick Fedde, so there's a lot to talk about this week and we'll cover all things Washington baseball this afternoon in the latest episode of our podcast, which gets underway at 6:00 PM EDT tonight. Tune in, turn on, check it out... Also we're obsessed with Chris Ware's comics, so we had to drop a reference in at the start...

It's been a rainy week in D.C. and there is the threat of more inclement weather this weekend, and the Washington Nationals just released some bad news about Matt Wieters. Will Pedro Severino run with the opportunity? Do the Nats need to add backstop depth? On the latest episode of Nats Nightly ... Weekly, we'll discuss it all, including the debut of Mark Reynolds in a Nationals uniform, while we all wait for the start of the series with the Dodgers...

Nats Nightly ... Weekly is back with a look at struggling outfielders Bryce Harper and Michael A. Taylor; Harper's defensive numbers, our thoughts on Jeremy Hellickson's solid start this week in San Diego, the Nationals taking 2 of 3 from the Padres, and the upcoming series with the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Nationals are 20-18 and 2.5 games out in the NL East. Can they keep it going after winning 8 of the last 10 games. Give a listen and tell us what you think...

It's been an interesting week in the nation's capital with Bryce Harper leading off for the Washington Nationals, Wilmer Difo getting on base at an impressive pace, and the Nats sweeping the Pirates in a four-game set in Nationals Park. Good starting, runs galore and more. Is this turning into Davey Martinez's team? Will the Nats get their injured players back... just in time to ruin the chemistry they've developed? Kidding about that part. We miss Daniel Murphy's swing. We'll talk about it all at 6:00 PM EDT Nats Nightly... Weekly.

Nats Nightly Weekly is back for the second episode of the season, discussing the Washington Nationals' recently-completed nine-game road trip, Bryce Harper vs lefties on the trip, the Nationals' injury issues, the A.J. Cole trade and more from the last week in Washington, D.C. baseball. Do the Nationals have the necessary depth to deal with injuries to their outfielders, and potential trouble in the rotation. We talk about it all and probably more... Listen in tonight.

After a long hiatus, Nats Nightly Weekly is back with FBB's Doghouse and I talking about what we've seen over the first 19 games of the season, how Washington Nationals' skipper Davey Martinez is doing in his first year as a manager, bullpen management, Ryan Zimmerman's slow start, Bryce Harper's hot start and more. We'll be here every week talking all things Nationals as they go for a third straight NL East crown, and hopefully an NLDS win this time around...

Mike Rizzo and Kris Kline always said Alex Meyer had potential, and the Washington Nationals’ 2011 1st Round pick showed his former organization what he had in a 7-0 win for the Los Angeles Angels tonight in Anaheim. Gio Gonzalez struggled with his command early, and gave up a big home run late, giving up four of the seven runs the Nats surrendered as the Nationals' six-game winning streak came to an end with just the second shutout loss of the season for the NL East division leaders.