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You know, I think it just starts with the person that Blake is.

You know, I think he just very much aligns with the values that we hold sacred as an organization. And then, you know, I think he just very much aligns with the values that we hold sacred as

as an organization. And then, you know, I think it blake's leadership skills like really

jumped out to us from the get-go, right? And so I think those two things in conjunction with

each other were two of the main driving factors. And then also like he's got a pretty unique set of experiences that didn't necessarily, like, you know, lead us to making the decision in isolation.

But I think we're very beneficial, as we considered, you know, Blake's candidacy relative to the other candidates.

Hello and welcome to a very brief off-season edition of Natschap.

Just me, founder and producer Tim Schovers, coming to you after Paul Toboni, the man you just heard,

the new Nationals President of Baseball Operations, held a conference call with the media today

to discuss the hiring of Blake Uterra as new manager.

It's been quite the stretch for Butera as he and his wife had their first child the same

day that the news broke that he was going to become the youngest MLB manager in a half

century.

The intro press conference at National's Park will come later this month and Alan Mark will

have a Natch chat episode ready for you in reaction to

DC getting to meet Blake Boutera.

Going to play for you a few highlights from what Toboni said, intriguing info as we enter

this new era of Nationals baseball.

Dare I say the Boutera?

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