We hope you all are having a great time watching the genuinely entertaining Washington Nationals this season. We wanted to drop this very brief episode to give you an update on where we've been and to put our anthem out into the world once again.

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It was a roller coaster of a week for the Nationals with the end of the Pirates series, a mostly forgettable series against Philadelphia, and a winning series by the Bay. Joe and Craig also talk about Stephen Strasburg’s official retirement, his GOAT status, and the “epidemic” of arm injuries for professional pitchers.

We have meaningful games to talk about!!

Joe and Craig dive deep into all of the action from the Nationals opening series in Cincinnati and Home Opener vs the Pirates. Nick Senzel's freak injury paves the way for the Trey Lipscomb 3B era, or does it? We talk about whether that's a good decision or not - pssst, it's probably not.

Game Balls and Goose Egg's return to on field performances but the North Sider's made some forgettable news during their Opening Day. A Psych-ically charged Former Nats Great rounds out this first Regular Season edition of the 2024 A Triple Shy Campaign!

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This episode drops on Opening Day 2024 as the Nats start on the road against the Cincinnati Reds. Joe and Craig cover the roster decisions that brought the team down to 26 men, dish on the Ohtani saga, and make their 2024 season predictions!

The “What Is Nats Internet Mad At This Week?” segment makes its debut, and Joe almost blows the easiest Former Nats Great yet. Stay tuned through the outro for bloopers!

We've got another week of spring results to digest and analyze - from the kids to the wily veterans. Joe and Craig discuss the ripple effect of the Eddie Rosario MiLB signing and what it likely means for James Wood and Jacob Young.

The Spring Training previews continue this week with the Nats young Catching corps and mismash infield getting the spotlight.

Game Balls and Goose Eggs with a layup Former Nats Great rounds out this Spring-fresh episde!

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Spring training baseball games are underway for 2024, and Joe and Craig were so excited that they couldn't even wait a week to get out another show! None of the young talent we've been eager to see this spring have disappointed as James Wood, Robert Hassell III (the three), Dylan Crews, Brady House, Josiah Gray, and Mackenzie Gore all feature heavily in "This Is What Happened...," and we start our Positional Previews with the Coaching Staff and Outfield. The Former Nats Greats segment is back along side Game Balls and Goose Eggs.

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Joe and Craig are fresh off some much needed R&R, and they're ready to talk about the goings on from the first weeks of spring training, including a resolved ownership situation, some cool batting practice hats, and a few signings that you may or may not care about. (You probably don't.) This week's fun focused format closes out with some great Game Balls and Goose Eggs and a preview of our recording plan for the next couple weeks. Get ready for positional previews!

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Craig and Joe talk about pitchers and catchers reporting and some Formula 1 drama before getting into the Nats and Nats-adjacent news of late. Joey Gallo hopes to take on Adam Dunn status, some bullpen arms hope for resurgent years, and the Nats' brand has an identity crisis. All of this leads up to an epic Gameballs and Goose Eggs segment and a Former Nats Greats segment that yields surprising results.

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