09/13 Fantasy Baseball Podcast: Albies, Otani, Trustometer

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🗓️ 13 September 2017

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Ozzie Albies is one of two surging hitters we recommend adding right now (1:50). We also discuss the potential impact that Shohei Otani could have on Fantasy leagues (12:30) and we compare Blake Snell, Robert Stephenson, Garrett Richards and other SPs who may be free agents in your leagues (17:40) ... How much do we trust Aaron Judge, Miguel Cabrera, Jake Lamb, Tommy Pham and a few others (24:00)? ... "Hey, Real Quick" 2018 edition (29:50) with a Corey Kluber vs. Mookie Betts debate, recapping yesterday's pitching performances (34:41) and previewing today's matchups (40:10) ... Your emails at [email protected] To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi from Scott White's Petro of the Seas fantasy baseball today! Welcome we've got
0:20.0	a fringy starting pictures to talk about and hopefully a guest appearance from
0:24.0	the Tiger Cat. What up Scott? Welcome back Adam. Welcome back to my humble abode. Thank you.
0:31.2	That is especially humble right now because it's totally disheveled. Totally, totally gotten torn apart,
0:39.0	not by the storm itself but by like preparations for the storm you know. Yeah no it's
0:44.0	very much intense. It's a lot of feast back together so it's a work in progress. It sure is and
0:48.9	working progress. Your fantasy team is not exactly a work in progress but winning that fantasy
0:53.9	championship is right there. It is in your grasp. We are so close let's bring it home. Let's tell
0:59.4	you all about Carlos Gonzalez. All right I feel good about that one. I hope you all picked them up.
1:05.9	71% own two homers yesterday. Dylan Peters, Kyle Gibson. Who should you be adding? Who should you be adding Scott?
1:13.9	Who should you be adding? Well I guess Scott Alexander, we had some confirmation there. He is the
1:21.9	front runner for saves for the Royals because he got to save. Not the cleanest inning but he actually
1:29.9	got it done which is more than we can save for others as they've tried in that role recently. That's right.
1:36.9	Better to be one. All right Scott Alexander looks like could be the Royals closer to
1:41.9	finish the season. Of course that doesn't mean he'll get every save chance but Scott appropriately called him
1:46.9	the front runner. I am just going to say Carlos Gonzalez. I don't want to miss out on it. Unfortunately Gonzalez is
1:53.9	at San Diego and at San Francisco next week. Not exactly parks that are conducive to cargo but that said not
2:01.9	that's the best. That's right. Exactly. And he has hit four home runs in September. They've all come on the road
2:06.9	two at the Dodgers two at the Diamondbacks. He's batting 438 with four home runs and seven doubles in
2:12.9	September. So I'm very happy to have Carlos Gonzalez in a lineup right now and I will be keeping them in the lineup.
2:18.9	Until further. I swear I swear one of these years Carlos Gonzalez will reach September 30th batting 190
2:24.9	with six home runs and then have like a 15 home or day. Like that's it like he just keeps pushing it back
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