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Podcast title	Nationals Web Radio
Website URL	http://nwradio.hipcast.com?pod...
Description	The source for information on DC baseball and the Washington Nationals.
Updated	Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:46:27 GMT
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Category	Sports
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1. May Recap download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Thanks to Peter Angelos and the United States Congress, it's been a little difficult to follow the Nationals on TV. If all you had was Charles Slowes and Dave Shea mumbling over the radio for the entire month of May, don't fear. We review the last five weeks of DC baseball to see how the Nats fared.
2. A Car in Every Garage, a Field in Every Town download (, 0.00Mb) Description: To hear DC Mayor Anthony Williams talk, you'd think the Nationals' Anacostia stadium (scheduled to open in 2008) was going to solve poverty, hunger and cancer in one fell swoop. To hear City Councilman Marion Barry talk, you'd think it'd just give you cancer. Trying to figure out which one was right, we take a look at the planned stadium, as well as two times - one a boon, one a bust - when cities have used ballparks for urban renewal before.
3. Moneyball and the Nationals Part II download (, 0.00Mb) Description: You didn't think we'd leave you to apply all that random sabermetric info to the Nats by yourselves, did you? In the second half of our series on Moneyball and the Nationals, we use sabermetric stats to tell you just how good the DC team really is.
4. Moneyball and the Nationals - Part I download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Sabermetrics, the statistical answer for what makes a baseball team great, has grown since founder Bill James first sat in his basement and wrote down some thoughts on run production in the 1970s. In part one of our report on the Nats and "Moneyball" thinking, we give you a primer on sabermetrics and why they're so important.
5. Nationals: A Day in the Life download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Well, we finally got off our high horsesthough Jon wants to point out his is more of a large ponyand went to see some baseball instead of just blathering on about it. With tickets to the two cheapest seats available, we investigated just what life is like at an afternoon game against the Brewers. Our interviews may astound you, our tactics may shock you, and the sheer force of our charm may make you run for cover. So go with the flow and enjoy!
6. The Last Temptation of Jim Bowden download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Believe it or not, Nationals General Manager Jim Bowden didn't come out of the cabbage patch last winter. Major League Baseball dialed his number with his ten years running the Cincinnati Reds well in mind. Take a look at the Nats, however, and you might think the Reds, not the Expos, had moved to a new town. We review Bowden's Ohio tenure to find out how his management habits might affect the Washington team.
7. Baseball Rivalries download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Do the Orioles and the Nationals have one in the oven? DC and Baltimore may soon have a bouncing baby rivalry, but to see how good the competitive outlook really is, we've examined some of baseball's best feuds and the things that make them tick.
8. April Recap download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Are you a Nationals fan? Did you sleep straight through the entire month of April? Have you even stood up for the last 30+ days? Well, go take a shower, grab a bite to eat, and sit down to our April recap.
9. Welcome download (, 0.00Mb) Description: Welcome to NATIONALS WEB RADIO, the first podcast devoted to commentary on the Washington Nationals and baseball in Washington! We've provided a brief introduction; you can either download it directly by clicking on the link below, or for more information on how to receive us through a podcasting client, see our About page. Thanks for listening!