BP storms the nation’s capital
A club that was already replete with fantasy assets got even better this offseason.
Not the best system, but Lucas Giolito could make it memorable.
In which Doug discovers mechanical connections between the pitchers on the Nats, Cardinals, Marlins, and other teams.
Jose Lobaton goes to Washington, and the Rays get a prospect.
The Nats and Rays talk trade, Jesus Montero transitions to first, and the Twins eye Cuban free agents.
The Reds try to extend Homer Bailey, and the Nationals consider reshaping the back end of their bullpen.
The Orioles sign Delmon Young, while a bunch of teams sign a bunch of middle infielders.
Notes on prospects and big leaguers playing abroad, including Pirates outfielder Gregory Polanco and Mets righty Jeurys Familia.
Ben and Sam discuss home plate collisions, the neighborhood play, and moves by the Mariners, Mets, and Nationals.
The Nationals get their lefty reliever, the A’s test the Rexrode Threshold, and the Pirates bring back Charlie Morton.
The Nats make a move to fix the bad bench that cost them last season.
The Tigers trade Doug Fister to Washington, and the internet wonders why.
Ben and Sam try to puzzle out the Tigers’ motivation for making the Doug Fister trade.
David Freese is a popular trade target, and the Nationals’ rotation plans are still uncertain.
Ben and Sam discuss the new kind of coach being hired by big-league teams this offseason.
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