I will keep you posted on this tennis match. They're in the third set, and this woman,

Laura Sigmunds up 3-2 on the number one seed, Sabalanka, which ESPN, and I think it's the UTS,

the U.S.TA, the tennis group, continues to not identify Russian or Belarusian players with their flags or their country origin.

That's been going on now since the beginning of that war.

I don't know.

It's sports.

But apparently, politics seeps into sports.

It happens sometimes.

But we're not going to talk about politics and sports right now.

We're going to talk Nats and sports right now. We're going to talk

Nats and then some football with Grant Paulson, of course, the co-host with Danny Ruey on the

Grant and Danny show, 2 to 630 every day on 1067 The Fan, our sister station. I obviously thought about you.

I did not get a chance to listen to you yesterday, but I really wanted to hear what you

thought about what happened on Sunday after they got swept by the Red Sox, the firing

of Rizzo, the firing of Davy Martinez.

But before we get into kind of the granular you know, the granular, I wanted to start

with just a big, you know, macro, you know, big picture question for you, which is, have we

gotten to the point, Grant, with the nationals that we got to with our favorite football team, which is as long as current

ownership continues to own the team, it's going to be a long shot that they can actually

create, you know, long-term sustained success.

So, Kev, I would say yes with the caveat that we have seen this ownership

group operate differently, albeit in its previous iteration before the death of Ted Lerner.

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