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The lockout prevents the Nats from making roster moves at the moment, but they’ve typically been active in January. Bobby and Amy look back at the month’s most significant moves.

The Nats’ priorities have drastically changed during the rebuild. What should they be hoping for in the new year? Bobby and Amy put together wish list. Plus, the Nats sign Dee Strange-Gordon and Maikel Franco to minor league deals, the Mets hire Buck Showalter and the Nats take four players in the Triple-A Rule 5 draft.

Max Scherzer to the Mets. César Hernández to the Nats. Waiver claims and contract tenders. All the while, a lockout looms. Mark Zuckerman joins Bobby Blanco on the MASN All Access Podcast to discuss the latest headlines.

Bobby and Amy react to the Nats adding Donovan Casey and Evan Lee to the 40-man roster, how prospects wrapped up the AFL and Juan Soto’s second-place finish for MVP.

Claims, qualifying offers, retirements and a lot of uncertainty. The offseason frenzy is underway. Bobby and Amy look at how the Nats’ 40-man roster currently stands. Plus, minor league free agents, Arizona Fall League players and Juan Soto named a National League MVP finalist.

Veteran catcher, infielder or closer? Younger big-name player? Bobby and Amy discuss the Nats' biggest needs and targets in free agency. Plus, the Nationals announce Davey Martinez's coaching staff for the 2022 season.

Davey Martinez and the Nats have made some small strides already this offseason. But there is still a lot of work to be done. Bobby and Amy go through the checklist as the postseason nears its end.

Darnell Coles wants Nats hitters to “dominate the strike zone.” Bobby Blanco and Amy Jennings hear from the new hitting coach on how he will implement his mantra in D.C.

Kevin Long is reportedly moving to Philadelphia, while Bob Henley and Randy Knorr won’t return with the big league club in 2022. Bobby and Amy discuss the changes to Davey Martinez’s coaching staff. Plus, the Nats hand out minor league awards and we update our postseason brackets.

A large crowd saluted Ryan Zimmerman on Sunday. But is this the last we’ll see of Mr. National? Bobby and Amy look at Zim’s future and recap the season finale. Plus, here from the Z-man himself (18:45) and what Davey Martinez thinks of Zimmerman's career (34:55). Finally, postseason predictions and an offseason preview!

The Nats have no effect on the National League playoffs, but could play a major role in the American League wild card race. Bobby and Amy break down how the Nationals can play spoiler in D.C. this weekend. Plus, handing out 2021 season awards.

All Juan Soto has to do to win back-to-back batting crowns is beat out former teammates Trea Turner and Bryce Harper.

Believe it or not, the Nats offense has actually been better since the trade deadline. Bobby and Amy discuss how the bats have stayed hot.

Auditions are underway for next season. Who is playing their way onto the Nats’ 2022 roster and what position battles are unfolding? Bobby and Amy open up casting calls.

Expanded rosters are supposed to help teams in September. But recent moves and injuries have left the Nats in a tight spot. Bobby and Amy react to Victor Robles’ demotion and break down the roster crunch.

Rebuilds and tanking have been heavily criticized lately. Bobby and Amy discuss how the Nats can reload the right way. Plus, hear from Cade Cavalli on his promotion to Triple-A (11:15).

With changes throughout the Nats organization, the focus for this year has shifted. Bobby and Amy react to new prospect rankings and set goals for the end of the season.

Two weeks after the sell-off, the Nats are already seeing positive developments from their newly acquired players. Bobby and Amy break down the new guys’ production thus far.

Get ready to meet some new, young faces for the rest of the season. Bobby Blanco and Mark Zuckerman look at the injection of youth into the Nats system. Plus, stay tuned for some live breaking news!

The rebuild is underway, as the Nats have made blockbuster deals to renovate the roster. Bobby Blanco and Mark Zuckerman break down the breakdown.