The Nationals Talk Supreme convenes to debate which was the worst managerial move in Nationals Postseason history (it's OK Nast fans, you can handle it, you are the defending WS champs).. Before that, a recap of Ryan Zimmerman & his wife Heather's meeting with the media, where they discussed all their great charitable efforts and assistance of healthcare workers who are going to work everyday. Finally, Tim, Chase, and Todd give their thoughts on the new Chicago Bulls documentary, "The Last Dance" (30:46).

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Ryan Zimmerman and the Nats had a creative way to re-live their Game 7 victory while MLB is on hiatus. Todd, Chase, & Tim recap the fun & charitable evening and then a discussion on Dr. Anthony Fauci (10:25) saying how sports might resume (and how he misses Nats games). Plus, Jonathan Stahl, an executive with the Nationals, explains the great humanitarian efforts the organization is doing in partnership with World Central Kitchen to feed those in need (21:05)

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The Nationals Talk Supreme Court convenes to settle a long score between DC fans on the forever controversial Jayson Werth seven-year contract. Todd, Chase, & Tim also look at the latest contingency plans that has been reported where the Nats would play all of their games at the Spring Training home in West Palm Beach. Also, the debut of "Stump the Shoves", all you diehard 2012 Nats fans get your pen and paper ready (27:14).

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Reports are that MLB is looking into holding the season all in Arizona, beginning this summer. Todd, Tim, Chase look at if the plan is a viable one and what the biggest hurdles are. If all of the 2020 season does take place in Phoenix, when do they unfurl the World Series banner at Nats Park?

Plus, a snippet from our podcast following the Nats Game 4 victory over the Dodgers to even the series (31:05).

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Chase is back from paternity leave and gives an update on what life is like as a new father, especially in the current climate. Jared Diamond of the Wall Street Journal joins Tim & Todd to talk about his new book "Swing Kings", if fans will boo the Astro when MLB resumes, and who he thinks is the team to beat in the NL East.

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Max Scherzer chats with Todd for an update on how he has been handling the season being halted during to the coronavirus. Max says what he thinks is the earliest possible return date for Opening Day, possibly extending the season into November, and other potential scheduling contingency plans.

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Jesse Dougherty, Nationals beat reporter the Washington Post, joins the podcast to discuss on the Nats World Championship: "Buzzsaw". Tim & Todd first update the latest on the Nationals organization before chatting with Jesse about the magical carpet ride that was last October and some fun nuggets from the season you might not remember.

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This was supposed to be Opening Day for the Nats in New York, to begin their quest for another World Series title. Todd & Tim fill the Opening Day void best they can, sharing their favorite memories from Opening Days of the past, what day of the week is most optimal to start the season, and should we continue the tradition of having a day off after starting the season.

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As the Baseball world waits for what's next, Tim & Todd take this chance to open up the mailbag and answer listener questions. Should Juan Soto hit 2nd? Is the 3 batter minimum going to actually save any time?

Plus, we let you know why Chase had an excused absence from taping this episode.

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Nats GM Mike Rizzo held a conference call this morning to update the latest situation regarding the team during this unprecedented situation. Tim & Todd share the thing they will miss most about Baseball during this time away.

Finally, a highlight montage from the off the rails 9th inning on September 3rd, 2019 when the Nats scored 7 runs in the final frame to stun the Mets, capped off by a Kurt Suzuki HR.

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