In the Clubhouse with the Nats Report

In this episode of In the Clubhouse, Richard sits down with Todd Radom, a graphic designer who has designed many sports logos and the Washington Nationals logo.

Welcome to In the Clubhouse, a podcast about the Washington Nationals and Major League Baseball. I am your host, Richard. In this episode, I talked with Byron Kerr, who used to cover the Washington Nationals for MASN Sports Washington. During our conversation, we talked about the recent signing of the left-handed pitcher and closer Brad Hand, the Nationals latest catcher acquisition: Alex Avila, and lastly, we talked about what is going on with MASN Sports. So let's go into the clubhouse.

In this episode Richard sits down with Lacy Lusk who covers the Washington Nationals for Baseball America.  During this episode Richard and Lacy discuss 

• the Washington Nationals Farm System
• Washington Nationals prospects 
• and Washington Nationals Pitching Prospect Cade Cavalli

In this episode Richard discusses the Washington Nationals and thier latest moves with Al Galdi from Team 980 right here in Washington D.C. During the conversation, Al wonders why the Washington Nationals haven't been involved in talks to acquire free agent George Springer. 

For thise emergency podcast Richard sits down with Chris Russell from 106.7 the Fan and Team 980 to discuss the signing of left hander veteran pitcher Jon Lester and all things Washington Nationals. 

In our latest epsiode of In the Clubhouse, Richard sits down with the brand new MLB Draft League President  Kerrick Jackson and former Washington Nationals Scout. 

• During our conversation we discussed:  
• What the MLB Draft League is about  
• How will COVID affect the MLB Draft League 
• and what it is like to be a sout for the Washington Nationals 

Connect with Kerrick Jackson & the MLB Draft League Kerrick Jackson 

• Twitter 
• MLB Draft Leauge Twitter MLB 
• Draft League Instagram 
• MLB Draft League Website 

**Bouns Episode**

In our latest episode of In the Clubhouse, Richard sits down with @NatsBobbles someone who is extremely passionate about Bobbleheads and obviously Washington Nationals Bobbleheads.

In our latestepisode of In the Clubhouse, Richard sits down with Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri.

During the conversation they  discussed: 

• MLB's recent annoucment of including Negro League Baseball records into the Major League Baseball records;
• The Negro League's impact on society during thier existance; 
• How Washington D.C. embrached the Negro League 
• and so much more...

You can find Bob Kendrick on the following Social Media Platforms:

In this edition of "In the Clubhouse" I interviewed Pete Medhurst, who is native to the Washington D.C. area. Many of you would know him from his work on 106.7 the fan and being the voice of the Navy Football team on Navy Radio Network since 1997.

In this episode, we cover several key topics, including:

• What was it like growing up in the Washington DC area without a baseball team and now rooting for the Nationals,
• How did Pete get his start in the sports radio business and what he does to fine-tune his voice,
• What it is like to be the voice of the Navy Football team on Navy Radio Network and covering the Army-Navy Game,
• And lots more!

Connect with Pete Medhurst

Welcome to "In The Clubhouse" our podcast about the Washington Nationals on off the field topics that matters the most to fans.

For the first episode of "In the Clubhouse," we spend time talking about Bobbleheads.

It's offical, Michael A Taylor is no longer a Washington National. Yesterday, he signed a one year contract with the Kansas City Royals. Also, Major League Baseball announced the formation of an MLB Draft league that will showcase and focus on top prospects eligible to be drafted by Major League baseball clubs that summer.

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Is there a blockbuster trade involving the Washington Nationals in the works? Towards the end of last week, there were some rumors surrounding Chicago Cubs Third baseman Kris Bryant possibly getting traded to the Washington Nationals.

On Thursday, November 19, 2020, the Washington Nationals were able to eliminate a significant headache that the team has been dealing with for two seasons now, having their Triple-A affiliate team in the same time zone.

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Since our previous article, there have been some moves, so we have updated the list of three new pitchers that can fill the 4th spot in the Washington Nationals Rotation.

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In Today's Morning Brief we take a look at some upcoming changes in the Minor League Baseball system that is going to be mandated by Major League Baseball.

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In Today's Morning Brief we take a look at why free agent DJ LeMahieu is a perfect fit for the Washington Nationals. Additionally, MLB Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred issues a statement about the Justin Turner COVID controversy.  Lastly, the Boston Red Sox made some major news regarding their manager for the next two years.

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Washington Nationals Outfielder Juan Soto won his first-ever Silver Slugger Award. Joining fellow Nationals such as Ryan Zimmerman, Daniel Murphy, Bryce Harper, and Stephen Strasburgh to win the award.

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Today we take a deep dive into some free agents that can fill the pitching rotation's 4th spot.

When the 2020 season ended,   we all knew that the Washington Nationals would most likely decline its club option for Anibal Sanchez therefore,   opening a spot on an already impressive starting pitching rotation.   Here are some of our thoughts on who the Washington Nationals should go after.

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Today on the Nats Report Morning Brief: The Washington Nationals once again find themselves in the market for arms to improve the bullpen.  Also in Baseball news, AJ Hinch gets a new job and Steve Cohen is the new owner of the New York Mets. 

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According to NBC Sports Washington's Todd Dybas, Washington Nationals Right fielder Juan Soto is set to be arbitration-eligible which is going to alter the Washington Nationals' finances for years to come. We also celebrate the one year anniversary since the Washington Nationals became World Series Champions. 

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In today's Nats Report, we discuss Carter Kieboom and some recent Washington Nationals news. 

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