Wire Taps: The End of "Nationals Park"?; Michael A. Taylor and Trea Turner; Gio Gonzalez's return

Here's the latest from Nationals (or whatever they're naming it) Park.

Farewell, Nationals Park
Well, not exactly. But, to make up for some lost cashflow (looking at you MASN), the Nationals will sell the naming rights to Nationals Park. So begins the predicting - what company will put their name on the front of what we know as Nationals Park? Geico? AMTRAK? Sirius XM? DC Brau? The U.S. Government?

Gio Gonzalez's baby is obviously a good luck charm
In his first game back, the lefty pitched 4 1/3 innings with only one run allowed. You may begin your MVP chants for Enzo (Gio's baby).

On a team full of veterans, Trea Turner and MAT are more vital than ever.
The players have proved themselves this spring, but the question still remains: will the dynamic duo will play.

Nationals season preview: Podcast edition
Featuring Chelsea Janes and James Wagner. And Hamilton, too.

Examining Jayson Werth's future and current role

The mega-contract the outfielder signed in 2010 was great for four years. Now, it's looking less productive. With Michael A. Taylor ready to push himself into a full-time job, plus Ben Revere and Bryce Harper in the other available slots, where does Werth fit in?

#BakingWithGiolito weekly: Strawberry Shortcake!

Can't wait to dig into this thing. #Strawberryshortcake #perfect pic.twitter.com/GZotcUZyGD

— Lucas Giolito (@LGio27) March 22, 2016

Tomorrow's Game: Yankees vs Nationals (MASN, MLB Network)
Probable Pitchers: Masahiro Tanaka vs Stephen Strasburg