Dusty Baker on life after the Nationals: ‘This was the toughest wound’

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Dusty Baker smiles before a game against the San Francisco Giants in 2017. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post) Former Nationals manager Dusty Baker has found plenty of things to do since Washington decided not to extend his contract after the 2017 season. He’s a special adviser to the San Francisco Giants, whom he managed from 1993 to 2002. He runs a family winery and solar panel business. He has a plot of land in Hawaii that he’s looking to develop. His son plays college baseball for California and spent his summer playing ball on Cape Cod. And amid it all, Baker still finds time to ruminate on baseball and life, and how the two dance together and apart. As the Nationals sink out of the pennant

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