The NL East was the most active division in baseball this offseason. Who put themselves in the best position to win in 2021? Bobby and Amy break down the Nationals’ division competition.

Sean Doolittle heads to the Reds while Alex Avila joins the Nats and Gerardo Parra returns on a minor league deal! Bobby and Amy hear from Avila (20:12) and Doolittle (32:28) before Mark Zuckerman goes through the flurry of moves surrounding the Nationals (44:50).

Ryan Zimmerman is back for his 16th season while Brad Hand reinforces the bullpen and Jon Lester searches for his fourth ring. Bobby and Amy hear from familiar and new faces.

The Washington … Cubs? Jon Lester is the latest former North Sider to join Davey Martinez in D.C. Bobby and Amy react to the Nats’ reinforced rotation, international signing class, and losses of Kurt Suzuki and Wilmer Difo.

Kyle Schwarber certainly adds power, but where does he fit in the Nationals batting order? Bobby and Amy fill out lineup cards with the new guys. Plus, they take a look at the complicated arbitration process for three Nats stars.

A new year means a fresh start! What’s on your wish list for the Nationals in 2021? Bobby and Amy set goals for the upcoming season. Plus, a recap of the end of 2020, including Howie Kendrick's retirement and the Josh Bell trade.

In a non-traditional Winter Meetings, hardly a player stirred, except for Mighty Mouse. Bobby and Amy look back at Adam Eaton’s time in D.C. and recapping the Nats’ week.

Trade for Kris Bryant or Nolan Arenado? Sign J.T. Realmuto or George Springer? Bobby Blanco and Amy Jennings play Nationals GM for a day.

Starting with Stephen Strasburg, the Nationals have selected 10 hurlers in the first round over the last decade. Bobby and Amy break down the process of picking pitchers. Plus, notes on the Nats signing Sam Clay and moving their Triple-A affiliate to Rochester, N.Y.

Did the universal DH help the Nats? How did they fare with an automatic runner starting extra innings? Bobby and Amy decide whether 2020 rules should stay or go.