Charlie Blackman, sunny grey Mad Harvey, Robbie Ray, Matthew Maker, Matthew Manger, Joe Dematrio

Bobo War, OPP, Hardhead Rain, ADP, South Postlets, fine darkness, we'll wait, oh, throw a no no

Scott and Chris are already talking about selling high on Urban Santana, no respect for Urban Santana

None at all. Well, gee, you gave it a wet. Yeah, I did. Well a lot of trade talk today. We'll see if we can grade some trades

if we don't get to grade the trade today. We will get to that tomorrow. Welcome to the show. I just have to say something

before we really get started here. I just have to get this off my chest. Here we go. Matt Harvey, Matt Harvey, Matt Harvey, Matt Harvey, Matt Harvey, Matt Harvey.

Okay, we talked about Matt Harvey. There we go. So, by low on Matt Harvey. Yeah. That was Scott, by the way. Someone said they can't tell us apart.

So I'm just going to start speaking for Scott. Chris was just spewing Matt Harvey hate pure, unadulterated, Matt Harvey hate last night on Twitter. So angry.

No, I miss it. It's not hate. I missed it. It's a fair accounting of the facts. Matt Harvey was dreadful last night. That would be the fact.

He's a bad picture right now. Right. Glad you said right now. We'll talk about that Harvey a little bit later, but how dropable is Matt Harvey? Let's just say that.

You know what? Believe it or not, I have dropped him in a league and he hasn't gotten picked up. Obviously context is everything. This is a daily lineup league with particularly small benches. I feel like so everybody on your roster.

You're using basically and I don't feel like Matt Harvey is particularly usable right now. Although I did start him for the two start week and.

You got to win. And yeah, yeah, I mean, it hasn't gone poorly so far. He even though he is luckily the Matt scored seven runs in the first inning. I mean, he only gave up what two, three, two.

Yeah, yeah, he he he prevented runs. He didn't allow a home run, which is something he's been doing a lot.

It's so badly. God, he was terribly yesterday and then he struck out the side in the fifth. But anyway, more on that more on that later. We'll bring it from Matt Harvey to under own players. So we're going to start with I'm going to give you a list of players that might be under owned. You tell me.

We'll talk about Johnny Quedo and his blister situation. We'll talk about double dogs. We'll talk about a three steel night. We got some by-laws and sell highs. I want to do some more recipes and rankings. That was fun yesterday.

We're going to put fool you on the shelf for a little while, but it'll make its return at some point. Joe Ross is 51% owned. I think he was 41% owned when we talked yesterday. He threw eight innings of one run ball against the Mariners.

And 51% is Joe Ross under owned. Yeah, I'm surprised and only went up that much. I mean, this was as one of the better starts we saw last night from a player who was sent down to tweak his mechanics.

And even when he was bad early on between his three starts, he had a start. I think it went seven and two thirds innings. So the nationals are comfortable pushing him. He looked a lot better in this start. There was kind of a strange period mid game where his velocity disappeared for a little bit, but there was something something having to do with a wet mound issue.

Oh, it was terrible out there. Yeah, and then he talked to Mike Maddox and they came up with the solution and he was fine to go the full eight. So he definitely looked a lot better. And I think he's with the state of starting pitching right now. I think he's must own.

Yeah, that is someone I would drop Matt Hart before. And he did well against lefties yesterday, which has been his issue throughout his career. So that was a good sign.

Yeah, so that's Joe Rossy 51% on I'm just I'm looking at some pictures right now that are owned in like 70% of leagues or more Jeremy helix and drop for Joe Ross. Yes.

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