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The Nationals traded Daniel Murphy and Matt Adams on Tuesday, calling for an EMERGENCY POD. What do these deals mean for the future of the Nats?

ESPN's Eddie Matz joins the podcast to talk about the Nats' troubling road trip, Stephen Strasburg's injuries and, of course, musical theater.

The Nats are in the midst of a massively important series against Atlanta, Bryce Harper's defensive is still puzzling and the bullpen is being shuffled. But the most interesting story is surrounding Juan Soto.

After trading Brandon Kintzler to the Cubs before the trade deadline, the Nats front office is gambling on their current roster. Will it pay off? Paul and Bobby discuss the Bryce Harper trade speculation and play a game of "Minor League Prospect Who Just Got Traded or B-List Actor?"

With the Nats still several games back in the division, the guys debate whether the team's front office should consider selling at the trade deadline.

The Nationals are struggling offensively, and Bobby Blanco and Paul Mancano are left to wonder why.

The Nationals won the Beltway Battle season series for the first time since 2007! Bobby and Paul wrap up the recent series against the Orioles before diving deep into Bryce Harper's slump. And although he is currently second amongst NL outfielders in voting, should Harper be an All-Star based on merit? And what other Nationals deserve to go to the Midsummer Classic at Nats Park? We close out the episode discussing the Kelvin Herrera trade and its impact on the bullpen.

Matt Perison of NBC Sports Washington hops on with Bobby and Paul to talk about his experience covering the Washington Captials' Stanley Cup run.

MASNsports.com's Mark Zuckerman joins Paul and Bobby to provide updates on the Nats' long list of injured players and talk about what a Capitals Stanley Cup victory would do for the D.C. area.

Bobby Blanco and Paul Mancano break down the Nationals' sweep of the Orioles and look ahead to the big showdown against the Braves in Atlanta. They also debate whether Sean Doolittle is the best closer in baseball and play a round of “Would You Watch That Show?”

The Battle of the Beltways. The Beltway Series. The MASN Cup. Whatever you want to call it, the Orioles and Nationals are renewing their rivalry with a three-game set at Camden Yards starting on Memorial Day. And Bobby and Paul are getting you ready for the showdown with special guest Sara Perlman! Tune in as we discuss the current states of each team, look ahead to next week's series and play a round of "Would You Rather."

Dan Kolko joins the podcast to talk about his career and MASN and journey to the sidelines.

If winning be the food of the Nats, they must be stuffed. The Nationals are back above .500 and climbing in the NL East. Bobby and Paul give Davey Martinez credit for the recent turnaround, ponder how good the division truly is and look at some mind-boggling stats about Bryce Harper.

The Nationals are back from their road trip and we're back at Nats Park! Bobby and Paul are joined by Jamal Collier of MLB.com to recap the road trip and preview the 10-game homestand. Did the Nationals show signs of things to come out west? Will this homestand put them on the right track? We also provide some injury updates on Anthony Rendon, Adam Eaton and Daniel Murphy before playing Paul's new game "Would You Watch This Show?" and discussing "Avengers: Infinity War."

Can we all relax now? Can we take our fingers off the panic button? Bobby and Paul certainly are after the Nationals completed an 8-6 comeback win over the Mets at Citi Field on Monday night. Just how big was this win? We hear what Davey Martinez and Bryce Harper think this win means for the Nats. Then we break down how the Nationals were able to pull this off and if it's a turning point for the season. And finally, Paul introduces a new game on the podcast: Would You Rather?

The Nationals are back on track and Byron Kerr of MASNsports.com is back on your airwaves! After taking two of three from the Braves, Byron joins Bobby and Paul to discuss how the Nats turned things around this week. We touch on Matt Adams' value, Bryce Harper's strong start, how Pedro Severino changed the catching situation and much more! Byron also gives us a take on the return of a former Nationals fan favorite, Ian Desmond, as the Nationals and Rockies open a four-game set at Nats Park.

The Nationals started the season 4-0 and wrapped up the first road trip 4-2 before heading back to D.C. for the home opener at Nats Park. Bobby and Paul are back to break down the Nats' impressive trip through Cincinnati and Atlanta. Who impressed and who didn't over the first six games? And what went wrong in Max Scherzer's finale start against the Braves? Then we preview opening day at Nats Park and look ahead to the three-game series against the Mets.

At long last, it's finally Opening Day! Welcome to our first Nationals edition of the new "MASN All Access" podcast with Bobby Blanco and Paul Mancano. To kick off the Nats' regular season, we're bringing you a fresh episode discussing Davey Martinez's first season as manager, the roster, and the statuses of Ryan Zimmerman, Daniel Murphy and Adam Eaton heading into the season. We hope you enjoy and tune in all season long for our weekly Nats talk!