Greetings and salutations, everyone salutations, everyone.

It's Rich Wilson, and this is Super Bowl Sunday, and we are midway through our mock draft.

A good way to spend Super Bowl Sunday is doing baseball stuff.

And I think officially, Timmy, baseball kind of really gets ramped up tomorrow because

there's, I mean, football's done. There's still basketball and hockey going, but

we start to hear a lot of coverage, more national coverage tomorrow. And then two weeks

from tomorrow, Tim, we know we get started with pitchers and catchers reporting.

Yeah, I know. It always feels good to get the Super Belt over and done with,

and again, spoken like a true football fan, Rich,

because once the Super Bowl is done, baseball very quickly leaps to the four,

and I can hardly wait.

Timmy, in reviewing the draft, we got to talk with Justin,

and round 11, we had, right after you picked Dylan Carlson, we had a huge closer run, Jose LeClerc, Kenny Giles,

Racio Anglesias, Alex Colomé, then Scott Kingery, not a, not a closer, I get it, then Craig

Kimbrel, then Carlos Carrasco, not a closer, then Archie Bradley,

Kyle Tucker DeNelson, Lament, Amelia Pagan, Jorge Polanco, Andrew McCutcheon, and one of my guys for breakout as Sean Murphy.

So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven closers in that round.

Yeah, and there could have been eight if I would have taken Carlson before Taylor Rogers.

Oh, that's true.

That's true.

Good point.

Yeah.

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