District Territory – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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@batboysbaseball  Eric Shellhouse and The Athletic's Spencer Nusbaum host. The hosts talk about James Wood raking atop the lineup, the revived pre-game preparation and share our thoughts on CJ Abrams, the bullpen and the upcoming matchup between Paul Skenes and Cade Cavalli.

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The Nationals split their first two games against the Pirates with some rather familiar results: The pitching staff blew up in the first game, and an offense led by CJ Abrams carried them through the second game.

 @batboysbaseball  Eric Shellhouse and The Athletic's Spencer Nusbaum talk about Abrams' homers off Paul Skenes and Mitch Keller and whether he can maintain his hot start. We also discuss the encouraging and discouraging signs from the bullpen, and Cade Cavalli's command woes.

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The Washington Nationals split the series with the Pittsburgh Pirates in a wacky final game thanks to sharp plays from Nasim Nuñez, another big hit from James Wood (on a controversial decision from the Pirates) and a revived bullpen slamming the door shut.

Nine-year MLB vet and current Nationals TV broadcaster Kevin Frandsen now joins @batboysbaseball Eric Shellhouse and The Athletic's Spencer Nusbaum as a full-time co-host and gives his thoughts on the team's 5-2 record against National League Central playoff hopefuls.

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The Washington Nationals, yet again, have split the start of a four-game 
series. This time, it's against the red-hot Atlanta Braves, with plenty to love 
on the offensive end and plenty of surprising managerial decisions to unpack.

Kevin, Spencer, and Eric discuss Blake Butera pulling Jake Irvin, letting Foster 
Griffin stay out there, and what that does for the bullpen, the clubhouse and 
the days ahead.

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The beleaguered Nationals pitching staff combined to pitch its first shutout of the season behind  some unlikely contributors. But the team also struggled again in extra innings, made mental mistakes in key situations and held a longer team meeting than usual to discuss those miscues.

Kevin Frandsen, Eric Shellhouse, and Spencer Nusbaum discuss what we learned about the Nats from this weekend, and what they need to learn from one rollercoaster of a series. That, plus a snippet from Nusbaum's time with the talented Fredericksburg Nationals.

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The District Territory trio sits down to go through fan-submitted mailbag questions about the team's new culture, new process, red-hot offense and ice-cold pitching.

Questions about CJ Abrams, James Wood, Dylan Crews, a trip to Single-A Fredericksburg and even whether fans see the fan accounts that are created in their honor.

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Kevin Frandsen and Eric Shellhouse go over Sunday's 2-1 victory against
the Chicago White Sox, finishing off a 17 game stretch in which they finished 9-8. 
The red hot Nats sit at 3rd in the NL East division standings, as they look ahead 
at a 3 game series in New York against the Mets.

Kevin and Eric discuss how manager Blake Butera and the rest of a young squad can keep this momentum rolling not just throughout April and the 2026 season, but for years to come. 

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The Washington Nationals just took two of three from a very vulnerable New York Mets team. It had the same elements that have made the Nats great throughout March and April -- James Wood was a highlight factory, CJ Abrams hit a go-ahead homer and Cade Cavalli struck out 10 -- but there were also a few encouraging elements that suggested Washington could keep improving.

The District Territory crew also talks about Gus Varland and the bullpen, a controversial decision from Blake Butera, and whether this stretch from Miles Mikolas is the real deal. That, plus quick updates on a big-league signing at the start of the episode.

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The Washington Nationals, for the first time this year, have had a bit of cold stretch at the plate. Couple that with Zack Littell's struggles, and you see results like the 8-0 loss. That said...

It's fair to start putting James Wood and Juan Soto in the same sentence. We explain why, how the Nats need to supplement the lineup around their slugger and whether he can maintain it. That, plus some thoughts on the farm system.

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