Happy Sunday, everybody.

Happy Sunday, everybody.

Just Rich Wilson.

Welcome to Fantasy Baseball live.

We're here every Sunday talking the game of baseball, talking the game of fantasy baseball, talking whatever the heck we want to talk about.

We've got, I mean, a truly great show plan for you.

We're going to be doing the preview of Outfield.

And I did some math, assuming you play in a traditional 14 offensive league,

where five of your guys are outfielders and most of the time your six guy, utility guys

and outfield, that's 42% of your squad.

42% of your squad are made of outfielders.

This is why this podcast is so important.

And our good friend and colleague, the great Tim McLeod, has put together a fine list.

Timmy, great stuff, and I am ready to have a great show.

Ah, as am I, Rich.

Does that mean that we dedicate 42% of our podcast time to the outfield? Is that okay? Well, yeah, hopefully a little bit more. We're going to break this into two segments just because we want to keep it about an hour apiece. But Timmy, we almost didn't have a show. Yeah, you know, Rich, every once in a while, you've known me a long time, okay? And my technical prowess, it speaks for itself, right? I don't need to go much further than that. But, yeah, you dial-shed you. Would you go a little bit further? So what happened? I called Timmy on Skype and I hear this.

Hello.

Hey, Tim, how are you? Hello? Like, uh-oh, Tim doesn't hear me. I'm checking all the settings. Everything is good on my side. Tim, what happened? Yeah, you even text. What happened, Richard? There's a thing, okay? It's down on the bottom right-hand corner, okay, of your screen when you're looking at your laptop, and it's got speakers and volume. Apparently, if you haven't said it, zero.

It'll access through it, yep, yep. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it causes for a little bit of a gap, okay, in the sound quality.

And here, I'm just shaking my head, okay? I'm checking, I'm checking the mute to make sure I got the mute off of my headset.

Just one of those Timmy moments today. I turned the volume on and life was good.

Yeah, I'm looking at Skype, and Skype doesn't have like a little thermometer going out telling

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