Good afternoon, everyone. It is November 29th, about 4.30 in the afternoon, a wonderful Saturday afternoon here in Oceanao Beach, North Carolina. It is a bit chilly today, 46 degrees high temperature, which is never good when you're on the, on a barrier island because the wind is blowing. It's cold. I know Tim will make fun of me, but it is

absolutely cold outside. But it is always a good day to be talking prospects. And that is what we're

doing today. We are reviewing the Baltimore Orioles top 26 prospects, actually. Is it 26? Something

like that. There's a lot of 25, 26 players.

I will be doing 10 for everyone, then all 26 for our Patreon members.

If you'd like to join us out at the Patreon site, it's BATREON.com forward slash prospect

at 361.

Tim and I will also be talking about the fantasy implications of the Baltimore Orioles.

They just signed Ryan Helsley this afternoon, which is interesting, kind of a bridge or maybe a complete replacement for Felix Batista, who obviously is not going to be back much of this upcoming season, but they've

got him signed for two years.

And there was talk about making Ryan Helsley a starter, but I think the Orioles will keep

him in the bullpen.

But it is a team that has always relied on great drafting and player acquisition, and they've done a

really good job.

But I got to tell you, besides Gunner Henderson and somewhat with Jackson Holiday, I think

there's been a lot of hit and miss here in the major leagues.

I mean, Kobe Mayo has not been great since he was promoted.

He had a little bit of a kind of a power search at the end of the season.

But if you look at the data, the data doesn't support that power surge.

Sam Walposa, I think that guy is going to be a real stud, but I mean, there's still a lot of questions

here, Dylan Beavers.

There's some platoon splits there.

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