Hey, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network. The Ringer is launching a new

podcast from the guys who brought you Céspedus Family Barbecue called Baseball Barbecue.

Hosted by Jake Mints and Jordan Schusterman, they're bringing you the good, the bad, and the

utterly bizarre corners of the baseball world and everything that makes it special. Throughout the

off season, they'll dive into the rabbit hole on some of their favorite fascinations from the

home run Derby to baseball brawls and much more. Once the season returns, they'll break down the

latest MLB news and developments. You can subscribe to Baseball Barbecue on Spotify or wherever you

get your podcasts. It's the Ringer NFL show Port of the Ringer Podcast Network. I am Kevin Clark

joined today by two very smart people, Danny Kelly from the Ringer Drafts Group,

and the football guru, football guru. That's it. And Shokapadia,

NFL writer at the athletic, one of my favorite people in the industry. We're going to, in a way,

preview the season by doing profits. That's it. We're just going to go through the season profits

or out now. A handful of sports books have released their early season props, now that we know

the teams are, and we're just going to go through the ones I think touch on broader subjects,

and we're going to just bang out what the 2020 season looks like from our perspective.

Pretty easy thing. First of all, guys, how are you? Doing well? I'm good, Kevin. I didn't know you

got these from sports books. I thought you were coming up with your own, your own profits. So now

I was going to compliment you on doing a good job, but you took the... I made up, I made up three of them.

Okay. All right. And this is the first step towards me opening up a sports book.

I wanted on that. I'm losing $70 million a year.

I am not good at football gambling, and so I probably shouldn't say that in a gambling podcast.

I don't do it. That's why I don't partake other than the ethical issues of covering a league

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