District 34

Bobby and Paul break down the Nats' trades for relievers on deadline day.

What moves could the Washington Nationals make at the trade deadline? Play “Deal or No Deal” with the MASN All Access podcast!

Bobby and Paul look at possible bullpen options for the Nationals in the trade market and chat with Jeff Kurkjian, who called the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game.

Bobby and Paul discuss Patrick Corbin's emotional night at Nationals Park.

Bobby and Paul discuss Max Scherzer's Cy Young candidacy. Plus, Hannah joins for a round of "Like, Retweet, Block."

Mark Zuckerman joins the pod to talk Juan Soto, Howie Kendrick, rain delays and Pittsburgh food.

The Nats are heating up in June. Will it be enough to get them back in the NL East race? Plus, Dan Kolko gets "Caught In A Pickle," and social media managers Olivia and Hannah debut "Like, Retweet, Block."

The Nats selected RHP Jackson Rutledge with the 17th overall pick. What kind of impact will he have? And how important is it that the Nats nail this draft? Bobby and Paul discuss.

Bobby and Paul discuss how Juan Soto's hot streak is keeping the Nats' season alive. Plus, stick around for an interview with YouTuber Foolish Baseball about the career trajectory of Stephen Strasburg.

It is time. The Nationals enter Memorial Day weekend having been swept in four games by the Mets and only 1.5 games out of first place in the NL East. Bobby and Paul discuss how the Nats got here and what decisions need to be made.

Is it time to make a change in the rotation? Bobby and Paul discuss the struggles of Aníbal Sánchez and the emergence of Erick Fedde.

The Nationals have fallen on some tough times over the last 2 1/2 weeks. They are now seven games out of first place, six games below .500 and 2-8 in their last 10 games following a sweep at the hands of the Brewers in Milwaukee. Bobby and Paul look at some of the disappointing numbers and try to figure out at what point do the Nats accept who they are this year.

The Nats are mired in another losing streak and are below .500 entering May. Is this turning into a repeat of 2018? Bobby and Paul look at the key issues plaguing the team and review the Nats' fundamentals.

Where would the Nats be without Sean Doolittle? Or Anthony Rendon? Or Patrick Corbin? Bobby and Paul debate who the Nats MVP has been so far. Plus, will Joe Ross ever work his way back into a starting role, or is he stuck in the bullpen?

The Nats are back above .500, but they face some tough questions. Will Stephen Strasburg right the ship? How long can they hang on with this bullpen? What would their ideal batting order be? Bobby and Paul discuss.

The Nats are fresh off their sweetest victory of the season against the Phillies. Could this be the win they need to get back on track? Are the bullpen problems overblown? Should we be worried about Brian Dozier? Bobby and Paul discuss.

The day finally came: Bryce Harper returned to Nationals Park as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies. And it did not disappoint. Bobby and Paul recap Harper's eventful return to D.C., which included two strikeouts against Max Scherzer, a monster home run and a whole lot of boos. The guys then discuss the Nats' bullpen issues, as they almost cost the team again in the finale against the Phillies on Wednesday.

It's a new season ... or is it? The Nationals fell to the Mets on Opening Day despite a dominate performance from Max Scherzer, and a lot of familiar issues from last season reared their ugly heads. Bobby and Paul break down the baserunning blunders, the runners left on base and Davey Martinez's decisions from Opening Day.

Opening Day is just a few weeks away and rosters are almost set for the 2019 regular season. Back from spring training, Bobby and Paul go through the NL East to take a look at the additions and subtractions made by each team and determine if their offseasons made them better, the same or worse. Then, we compare the PECOTA projections to our own and try to predict how the division will finish at the end of the season.

It's finally over: The Bryce Harper era with the Nationals and his free agency frenzy have come to an end. Harper has reportedly agreed to a 13-year, $330 million deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. Bobby Blanco and Paul hop right back on the mics for immediate reactions to the news and what it means for the Nats, Phillies, their respective cities and all of baseball.