Episode 239, FULL SHOW -- Despite winning yet another series on the road, the Nationals can't capitalize on their most recent opportunity to reach the .500 mark on the season. Tobi Altizer & Grant Paulsen look back a series where Daylen Lile doubled his homerun total and the Starting Pitching struggled to provide much needed innings during a long stretch without off days. Plus, with 1B/3B Yohandy Morales tearing the cover off the ball in Triple-A, who's roster spot could be on the line if the Nationals choose to bring up the slugging top prospect? We wrap up with another look at the Minor League level, several members of the MacKenzie Gore trade are exceeding expectations. And we look ahead to the first Beltway Series of the season as the Nats host the O's for three over the weekend.

Episode 238, FULL SHOW -- After a series opening win on Friday Night in Miami, it looked like the Nationals had a real chance to win another road series and at the least come out of it with a .500 record. But defensive struggles returned to the forefront over the weekend as the Nats drop the final two games to the Marlins. Tobi Altizer & Grant Paulsen recap a series littered with defensive mistakes that cost the team a shot a series win. Then, the guys highlight a series of individual performances to keep an eye on, including Cade Cavalli, Brady House & Daylen Lile. Plus, a look ahead to the three game road series versus Cincinnati, and the latest additions to the Top 100 Prospects list from the Nationals Minor League system.

Episode 237, FULL SHOW -- After a dreadful start to their home season, the Nationals took two of three from the visiting Minnesota Twins this week to finally give the home fans a chance to see a series victory at Nats Park. Tobi Altizer & Grant Paulsen recap a series that saw big time production from the Catcher position, improved defense from the position players, and continued improvement across the pitching staff. Then, two of the Nationals top prospects graduated into the MLB Top 100 Prospects list. And we look ahead to a big series in Miami, where the Nats find themselves battling for a chance to get over .500 for the first time in a long time.