Welcome to Rates and Beryl's.

It's Tuesday, November 1st, Derek Van Riper here with Enosaris on this episode. We will discuss

2022 second baseman taking a look back at a position that is kind of strange because there

aren't that many players who are only second basement anymore. If you're a second baseman,

you probably wear a few other gloves. Same hat, but many other gloves now for current second baseman.

It'd be weird if you had another hat on.

Maybe you should have to wear a different hat for each position you play.

Oh, no.

Don't give Matt for it any idea.

If you're wearing the orange hat, you can only be in the orange circle.

That's where we're headed.

That's definitely where we're headed.

So as we've done throughout the series, we're going to kind of go tier by tiers looking back to see where there was value, where there wasn't,

in hopes of having a good plan as we move forward.

Now, we've talked about a lot of these players on the shortstop review episodes.

We'll try and sidestep some of the guys like, you know, Trey Turner, who we talked about

in the last episode and actually it won't even be a second baseman next year, which is

the other thing we're keeping an eye out for is the players that lost eligibility at second

base.

Many of these players, because they're multi-position eligible, if a greater need surfers somewhere else,

that's where they played most of their games this season. The first player we should talk about,

though, is one of the few young, everyday second baseman, because a lot of the everyday

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