We are completing our category sleepers series here on Rotowire with ERA and Whip.

What makes a good ERA and Whip sleeper?

We'll have the answer for you right after this on the Rotowire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

Hello and welcome everybody to the RotaWire Fantasy Baseball podcast brought to you by fan tracks.

Eric Holtman here, very happy to be back with Ryan Boyer for the conclusion of our category sleepers series.

Thank you to all my colleagues who filled in for me the last few weeks on the last three editions of this series. Ryan, it's a pretty fun time as a baseball fan

if you're into the world baseball classic. Otherwise, you're just stuck watching spring

training games and hoping your fantasy players don't get hurt. I feel like most baseball fans are either very into this tournament or they don't care at all.

Which of those two camps are you in on?

I, um, well, I guess I probably fall a little more in between only because I love the actual tournament,

but it's a, as you know, very busy time of year between work with Roto Wire and multiple slow drafts,

keeper decisions and all that.

So sometimes I feel like you need to unplug a little bit, so I don't get to watch as much as I'd

like.

I've definitely seen basically all the highlights, which I think we'll get into here.

We got some sons of very famous baseball players doing some fun things.

Yeah, including 17-year-old Joseph Contreras, son of Jose Contreras, who broke Aaron

Judge's bat on a double play ground out to get out of an inning for Brazil.

Brazil did, of course, go on to lose that game yesterday, 15-5 against the U.S.

But to me, the fun of the World Baseball Classic is just seeing these individual moments

from the big underdogs can make the entire tournament worthwhile.

I'm sure I've grounded into a double play against the 17-year-old before,

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