The Toboni administration has made its first big hires, and frankly it's never been a better time to be a white guy in his 30s. We talk about Blake Butera, the player development monster, and what deck chairs we can expect to see rearranged this offseason. Plus: are the Dodgers bad for baseball? No!

The season nears its merciful conclusion. We wrap up everything that went wrong (most things) and everything that went right (like one thing). Plus, the Nats just hired a new GM (or POBO)! He seems like a nice young man.

Strongman and self-appointed "President (of baseball operations) for Life" Michael Anthony Rizzo, as well as his hand-picked underling Dave Martinez, have been deposed in a bloodless coup following a month of unrest which made it clear that his regime could not meet the needs of the people. But who will fill the vacuum he leaves behind, and will this finally mean real change for the denizens of Natstown?

The Washington Nationals have been playing competent baseball lately! Has that changed our mood about this team? Nope! Listen to hear us talk about the scenic detours on the road to nowhere.

The Nats have played some fun, interesting ballgames! We come not to mourn what could have been, but to appreciate what is.

Can the Nats ever compete with the Mets, Phillies, and Braves? Not if they don't try. We take a look through the disappointing offseason and ask the question: are the Washington Nationals becoming the Pittsburgh Pirates?

The Raschcast's 2024 offseason preview episode, featuring what we think should happen (Juan Soto) and what we think will happen (something less exciting).

The Nats called up Dylan Crews ahead of a series with Juan Soto and the Yankees, and he hit his first career home run as the Nats won 2 of 3. We evaluate the season and talk about the many roads the Nats could go down as they enter the most important offseason in team history.

Just after the all star break, the Nats have fallen out of contention like one might fall out of a coconut tree. With the callup of top prospect James Wood and the Trade Deadline approaching, it's time to talk about what can be for this franchise, unburdened by what has been.

The Nats sweep the Marlins to get to 35-36, a game out of .500 and in a virtual tie for the third NL wild card spot. We talk DJ Herz, Mitchell Parker, and how seriously the team should take their playoff chances.