Welcome to week 11 everybody! This is fantasy baseball today. I'm Adam Azur. Hello everyone. And hello Scott White. Hello, Ed. Oh, here's about Scott White Chris Towers is back. Hey, how's it going everybody?

Very I'm sorry Scott. I do care that you're high Scott. Yeah, man. Oh, Adam's here. How was your weekend? Thank you. Oh, what a nice thing to say. That's so nice. I went to my first Broadway show and saw some book book of Ormond. Okay. How was it? It was amazing. It was so funny and it was so South Parkian. Yeah. Yeah. Did you ever have you seen it? No, I've only seen I saw one Broadway musical. I saw Spamble.

I saw it on Broadway or yes, on Broadway. Yeah, it was Clay. Clay. I can really show. It's just kind of cool to go to Broadway show and think the people that I'm watching right now are, you know, the premiere people in their field. That's I guess part of the appeal and they were outstanding and the show is really funny. And while I'm not a Broadway guy, this was, yeah, it's just I'm not a huge theater guy. This one was definitely this sort of could get anyone into that into that.

So so great stuff and good job cast. Okay. Anyway, I need to tell you something. I went on the air last week. I bragged about it being 18 and 0 as you recall. I remember. Yeah. Yeah. And I was playing Heath and you know, I scored the the fourth fewest points in the league.

Yeah. Played two teams. So, you know, if you're going to score the fourth, the newest points in a 14 team league, you better play two lousy opponents. And that's what I did. 20, you know, 20 and oh.

It's really it's troubling is one of those unjinksy bull. I'm better to be lucky than good. I guess so. All right. Let's get to fantasy baseball guys. Any interesting ad drops for you guys or trades or transactions or Chris. How the hell are you? Welcome back. Tell us what you tell us your

fantasy baseball moves from over the weekend. Well, I'm looking to add Malik Smith in a couple of places. If I can, I actually try to add him in in the podcast. People's league and somebody's already gotten Malik Smith for some reason, but I'm very excited about Malik Smith.

Well, that was this morning. And Malik Smith. Are you excited for anything other than steals about that was with morning when he got picked up in our league. Malik Smith is 26% owned. He homer. He stole three bases on Friday. He stole a base on Saturday. He is now for two months going to be the regular center

fielder for Tampa Bay. I guess at least two months as Kevin Kiermeyer is out with a hip injury. And yeah, like I said, 26% owned and rising. Is there anything Malik Smith is going to give you other than steals.

I think he can be a decent source of batting average with his speed. He's not a great contact guy, but I think he's a he's not like he probably treads the line between like where Jose Paraza is and where we hoped he would be like.

He doesn't avoid strikeouts quite as well, but he's also probably just a better hitter than like a Jose Paraza. So I think he can be a pretty good batting average guy.

How would you feel about him versus a hitter with a similar profile who just came back from the DL and went five for eight with six steals and seven runs.

Scott loves Cameron, baby. He loves. What's happening to Cameron, Maven? He has taken a turn for the better here.

Better base stealing that well, it's really just more aggressive base stealing.

Oh, he's 19 one row. Yeah, right 19 for 20. So, I don't know what his percentage was earlier in his career. I was just, I'm not sure he had the green light as much as he's getting from the angels.

And the strikeout to walk ratio is one to one. He has been on fire since moving to the lead off spot and the removal of Mike trout from that situation hasn't changed it.

He's 41% on versus Malik Smith's 27% owned, but I added Cameron Maven in one of my shallowest leagues, a points league where where you know the strikeout.

The fact that he walks as much as he strikes out is a big deal. But that's like a three outfielder. Yeah, we've trained him like just a roto specialist guy for steals, but you know, if he's going to strike out, you know, 17% of the time, which has actually been pretty much where he's been the last few years and he's going to walk this much and he's going to steal this much.

He's a useful points option too. Well, right now for sure, I actually put in two claims over the weekend for one spot. I had Lewis Brinson won Cameron Maven too. Both as sort of bench players, but both in three outfielder leagues, you know, shallow leagues where we talk about it all the time.

It's like his obvious even worth owning an elite like this, you know, there's just good good options. And I thought it was time to finally.

I don't know if it's buying into Maven because he just hasn't been a very good hitter throughout his career and recently, but it's at least buying in for the short term.

And if he was my second choice behind Lewis Brinson, who's 43% owned and got called up yesterday and started and let off with Jonathan VR on the DL had a 900 OPS in the minors.

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