The Raschcast

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.

A third of the way through their season, the Washington Nationals are still playing some semi-competent ball! We talk about the pitching staff's huge improvements, and how the offensive black holes present major opportunities for next year.

The Nats are somehow .500 and at least a little bit interesting, so we're here to talk about them!

The Raschcast 2022 Season Preview is here! We talk about the Nats' lost offseason, and make picks for the division winners, awards winners, and World Series winners.

The Raschcast, America's Favorite Podcast (in the category of sporadic fan podcasts about the Washington Nationals) is back! We talk about the CBA, the addition of Nelson Cruz, and some additional moves the Nats might make to speed up their rebuild.

In this very somber Raschcast, we talk about the Nationals saddest trade deadline ever, trading away Max Scherzer, Trea Turner, Daniel Hudson, and others to various teams all over the league. We have noted prospect lover Andrew Flax on to discuss the Nationals prospect haul and who is new Favorite Son™ is, as well as what to expect from this new era of Nationals baseball.

Another good week in Nationals baseball. The Nats go 4-2, sweeping the Phillies before splitting a 4 game set against the Marlins. We talk Joe Ross, the Nats offense, and get into a deep dive over baseball's enforcement of their new illegal substance rule.

The Raschcast returns from its indefinite hiatus because the Nats had a homestand worth talking about. Are they a good team? Who knows. But they might be an interesting team. Also, Gerardo Parra returns.