Welcome to rates and barrels. It's Friday, January 30th, Derek Van Riper here with

Enosaurus. Continuing our position preview series, this is part three of our

26 outfield preview.

The previous two installments were released earlier this week.

We covered all of the infield positions on previous episodes.

So if you're just joining us for the first time, you can go back and get caught up over the course of the weekend.

Hit your week on tap next week.

That gets underway on Tuesday and lines up with the release of Eno's updated starting

pitcher rankings on the athletic.

Tuesday, baby.

Got those 75 blurbs in yesterday.

And now I'm just doing the painstaking. Oh, this guy up too. This guy down two. This guy, no, no, no. This guy up five. Just got down five. I can do that. Given the Friday that you're saying that, you're in a pretty good spot. If you're on final tweaks and all the blurbs are done, you've done exceptionally well staying on schedule. I feel good to 75, though, and really this is to 150.

So then again, you know, like we said with Keith Law, you know, on the episode this week, that, you know, I kind of feel like the difference between like 120 and 145. I just don't, I don't spend as much time about that.

I'm going to group them.

There's some guys in the 120s I like, you know.

False precision, I think, is what he called at a certain point.

I think that's a good way to describe it.

I'll have some overall hitter rankings coming up one week after. The pitcher rankings drop, so I've got some time to work on that. There's

no blurbs associated with those. That helps the process a little bit in terms of me getting

them turned around. Maybe in a future year, though, we'll get some blurbs out there. We shall see.

Let's pick up things where we left off just outside the top 200 overall, kind of in

that pick 225 range by ADP. These episodes are organized by where players are drafted in terms of

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