6.14.26 - Resilient

6.14.26 - Resilient

The Nationals took one in the chin on Wednesday. They lost badly Friday. Then, they bounced back. They're two games over and a game out of a playoff spot. It's fun! And James Wood is very, very good.

5.31.2026 - Meaningful Baseball, Maybe

The Nats went 6-3 against three of baseball's elite teams. They're over .500. They've got a positive run differential. We got a little ahead of ourselves and imagined the possibility of meaningful baseball in DC this year.

5.24.2026 - .500, Repeatedly

We're a third of the way through the season, and the Nats have scored the most runs in baseball, allowed the most runs in baseball, and somehow find themselves at the waypoint of mediocrity that is .500. We talk about the promising start, the promising developments in the farm system, and what it all means going forward.

4.30.26 - Beat the Mets

The Nats finish April 15-17 after a 4-2 road trip. They've scored the second-most runs in baseball. They're playing interesting baseball! That's good. Plus, we laugh at the Mets, who are playing some pretty terrible baseball

4.12.26 - 7-8, Kind of Great?

Did you know that you can actually coach baseball players and teach them to get better? It seems like it might be true. It might be time to lock Davey Martinez and Darnell Coles in jail.