Oh, yeah, it's time for another team profile and projection brought to by draft kings here on talking base

ball. We are down to the end tier trev. Jake, we are on the fourth place team as voted on by our audience. They put the

braves as number four. Pretty cool. Last year they finished 35 and 25, which was a 90 five win pace. They went to the

NLCS. They were up. They just had to win one more game and they didn't. They lost to the doyers. They had no pitching. They had a lot of

rookies come up and get outs and big spots for them, which is very exciting. Jake, can you tell us who is not returning from that

NLCS team and who is being added? Jim, they lost an interesting crop of dudes. A lot of veterans, a lot of bullpen guys. Mark

Melanson was catching a lot of home run balls for them in the playoffs. Darren O'Day went to our yanks. How about that? Shane

Green remains unsigned. You still think there might be a little bit of a fit there. We'll see as that goes on. They

also lost Adam Duval, who was incredible last year. Nick Marquakis, he retired. Charlie Colbertson, my doppelganger,

doppelganger. He's out of town. Danie Chavirria, Cole Hamill, a weird braves. He's going to be a funny brave

signing in their history. And Tyler Flowers, both of them are still in sign. Who they added? How about Charlie,

Martin, our guy, different in the playoffs and Drew Smiley. That was an interesting early on for agency

signing. Jake Lam, Jason Kipness, a couple nice MLB depth pieces. A couple other guys you might know, Travis

DeMarit may feel they were in a Monte, but they really went at the starting pitching. And man, it's

going to be interesting to see what it looks like. Trev and I know a tough to not like this braves line up.

A lot of your guys out there. I don't want to say it's my favorite lineup so far, but I think it's

my favorite lineup so far. So I'll say it's my favorite lineup so far. Say it proudly. Starting at

the catchers position, we got Travis Darnell, the second year of a two year 16 million dollar deal,

killed it last year. 321, 386, 533, all career highs. And he played 44 games for them.

Obviously, there was a DH last year probably won't play that many

through 162 this year. Freddie Freeman, fresh off an MVP award at first base. You know him. I

don't got to go into him. He's the man. Ozzy Albies, a second base, Dan's B Swanson, a short

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