Juan Soto produced historic offensive numbers, but was not a finalist for NL MVP. Was Soto snubbed? Bobby and Amy discuss.

We had breaking news during this week's podcast: The Nationals declined four contract options and announced the coaching staff as we recorded this episode with instant reactions. Then, before we turn to 2021, Bobby and Amy look back at the last decade for the Nats and how they’ve stayed consistently competitive. Plus, assistant GM Johnny DiPuglia discusses his scouting of Juan Soto and Victor Robles (40:15).

Michael A. Taylor had a flair for the dramatic with the Nats. Bobby and Amy look back at his time in D.C. and discuss other potential free agent departures. Plus, hear from new pitching coach Jim Hickey.

Davey Martinez has already made some tough decisions to start the offseason. Bobby and Amy break down Davey’s coaching changes and his first three years with the Nats. Plus, Byron Kerr recalls his conversation with Paul Menhart after the pitching coach was let go from the Nationals (34:40).

Juan Soto deserves top marks, but does he get NL MVP consideration? Who else graded high at season’s end? Bobby and Amy start the offseason by grading the Nats’ regular season and picking MLB postseason brackets.

The 2020 season didn’t go according to plan for the Nationals. But there were still narratives worth following. Bobby Blanco and Amy Jennings look back at this season’s feel-good stories. Plus, Alex Chappell joins the show to give her perspective on this Nats season (30:15).

Trea Turner chasing a batting title, Juan Soto could lead MLB in on-base percentage, slugging and OPS, and Max Scherzer staring down 100 strikeouts. With 13 games left, the Nats have a lot on the line. Bobby and Amy give you the top storylines for the the last 10 days of the 2020 season.

Mike Rizzo is already looking to extend a few Nationals after signing his own contract extension. Bobby and Amy discuss Rizzo’s work in D.C. and what more needs to be done. Plus, Dan Kolko joins the show to talk about Rizzo's deal, Trea Turner, Ryan Zimmerman and more (40:45)!

The Nationals don’t make any moves in a season that continues to slip away. Bobby and Amy discuss an uneventful trade deadline and how the Nats finish out the season with Byron Kerr (27:25).

This will be the strangest trade deadline baseball has ever seen. Bobby and Amy hear from Mike Rizzo (4:06) and Mark Zuckerman (29:20), then discuss this year's challenges and which players the Nats could target.