Joining the podcast this week is Jesse Dougherty of The Washington Post to help break down the performance of some of the Nationals' new rookies, their activity on the waiver wire, and what we can learn from the Austin Voth saga.

It's Joey Meneses's world, we're just living in it. We wrap up the last week of Nationals baseball, including Joey Meneses's hot start, Juan Soto's return to D.C., and the imminent call-up of C.J. Abrams.

After an abysmal series in Philadelphia over the weekend where the Nationals were swept, questions are being asked over the future of Patrick Corbin in the rotation and whether Luis García's time at shortstop may be numbered.

Patrick Reddington, Editor-in-Chief at Federal Baseball, joins the podcast for a trade deadline special as we break down the Nationals trading Juan Soto to the San Diego Padres.

In a bumper debut episode of the podcast, we chat with Matt Weyrich of NBC Sports Washington to discuss the Nationals' season so far, and whether they will actually trade Juan Soto. Then we sit down with Carlos Collazo of Baseball America to discuss the team's recent draft class.

Would anyone not want to sign him to this right now?

"Oh, hell no. I’m swinging the whole time. I’m swinging. If you throw it right there, I’m going to swing." - Juan Soto on swinging 3-0 on his Opening Day walk-off winner. New t-shirt via BreakingT

We didn't have time to write a separate lineup post for Game 2 because we've been hard at work transcribing this afternoon's 36:30 press conference on Davey Martinez's extension. So just take your FanShot lineup and like it. Got it. Sorry for yelling. We love you. -- FBB

"To be honest, it was complete instinct," Victor Robles said of his home run-robbing catch at the center field wall Tuesday night in Truist Park. It was a catch so impressive, that Breaking T decided it deserved its own shirt. Get yours thru the link above...