The Nationals jumped out to a 7-0 lead but wound up getting a scare before holding on for a 7-6 win. Afterwards Nationals manager Dusty Baker talked about holding on for the win.

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Despite solo home runs by Adam Eaton, Jayson Werth and Ryan Zimmerman, The Nats lose to the Marlins 4-3 in 10 innings. Nats manager Dusty Baker met the media after the game.

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The Nationals take Game 2 of their season-opening, three-game set with the Marlins. Dusty Baker talked about his team's offense in the 6-4 win.

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4/3/17: The Nationals win on Opening Day against the Marlins. Adam Lind talks about homering in his first game with Washington, and manager Dusty Baker lauds the effort of his players.

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Could rookie Koda Glover be the answer at closer for the Nationals? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier discuss why Glover could be the right man for the job and why Bryce Harper looks like he is back to being one of the best players in the game again. Collier also catches up with Dusty Baker to chat about what the team wanted to accomplish in camp.

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MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier discuss how much both players enjoyed their experience in the tournament and if Max Scherzer is going to be able to build up enough stamina to start the season after being injured for most of camp.

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Mark Scialabba (director of player development) and Charlie Slowes join the podcast to talk about their careers, preparation and the 2017 season.

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Stephen Strasburg is experimenting with throwing exclusively out of the stretch position this spring. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier break down why Strasburg is changing his windup so he doesn't tip his pitches to the batters this season and if Max Scherzer has time to get ready for the season after not throwing in any Spring Training games as of yet.

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When can the Nats expect Max Scherzer to take the mound this spring? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier discuss Scherzer using a different grip on the baseball so he can get some throwing in and when Matt Wieters will play his first game as a National.

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Bryce Harper is ready to put last year behind him and become the major power threat he was during his 2015 MVP campaign. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Nationals reporter Jamal Collier discuss Harper adding muscle to his frame this offseason to hopefully help in the power department and Max Scherzer not being healthy enough to throw his fastball with the normal grip that he regularly uses.

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