Hello everyone from Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, where the Nats and Cardinals are about to get started. I'll provide some game updates as we move along, but let's first get started with your questions. It appears the link to send questions is malfunctioning, so if you have something for me, please email me directly at natsmailbag@washingtontimes.com.

Here we go...

Hello from Vero Beach, where the Nats and Dodgers are about to get things going. This is our only trip to Dodgertown this spring, and it may be our last ever. The Dodgers are moving to Arizona next year after six decades here. There's a chance another team (like the Orioles) could take over, but it just wouldn't be the same.

I'll provide some game updates throughout, but you can also go to our blog, Chatter, where Ben Goessling is providing more details. Let's get to your questions, and as always, to send one in just click on the above link or email me directly at natsmailbag@washingtontimes.com...

Hi everyone. It's the Nats' one and only off day of the spring, but that doesn't mean it's an off day for us. Plenty to discuss with eight days remaining until the team breaks camp and heads north. There's the matter of the top of the starting rotation (Shawn Hill and John Patterson), the battle at first base between Nick Johnson and Dmitri Young, the battle at second base between Felipe Lopez and Ronnie Belliard (and did you read Felipe's remarks from yesterday?) and plenty of other items. As always, click on the above link to submit a question, or email me directly at natsmailbag@washingtontimes.com. Let's get started...

Good afternoon from Disney World. Not the amusement park. The baseball park next door. The Nats and Braves are about to get going with their second-to-last Grapefruit League game of the spring. Plenty of stuff about to happen -- the Nats will make their final roster cuts following the game today and announce their 25-man roster. And following tomorrow's game against the Orioles, they'll fly up to D.C. and make a quick stop at Nationals Park tomorrow night so players can see their new home. So there's no shortage of topics to discuss here. Send in your questions to natsmailbag@washingtontimes.com, or click on the above link. Let's get going...

Hello Nats fans,

I just got back from Nationals Park, where the city and team held ceremonies to honor all the people associated with building the ballpark and getting it ready for this weekend. They announced that the ballpark will be LEED certified, making it the first-ever "green" ballpark. Also, the newly expanded Navy Yard Metro station opened this morning.

I'm happy to answer any questions you might have about the stadium or anything else sports biz related. So fire away.