The Greetings and salutations, everyone, it is Rich Wilson.

It is October 9th, 2020.

It's 10.30 in the morning.

The great Tim McLeod and I are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed,

ready to do a great podcast where we're going to be talking.

A lot of playoff talk and a lot of fantasy implications,

guys that have been good and guys that have struggled possibly

and any implications

that we can draw as we start to prepare for the 2021 season. As we started off, I played an intro

Timmy from the great band Van Halen as of course Eddie Van Halen dies at 65 years old, much, much, much, much too young.

I was a huge fan of Van Halen, saw him three times in concert, and in my opinion,

Eddie Van Halen changed the music industry.

Yeah, it's very, very sad, Rich, and I have to agree with you.

He changed the way guitarists looked at their instrument.

Yep.

And there are not too many guitarists out there that can lay claim to that.

You know, definitely, I think if we look at the rock era, he definitely is one of the greatest guitarists we've ever had the pleasure of listening to.

Yeah, I mean, for me, to me, growing up kind of in the blues, British blues, the Led Zeppelin and, you know, things of that nature.

I mean, that's, and then all of a sudden, I'll never forget when you really got me,

came out in 78, I believe, and I heard it.

And I honestly didn't know what it was.

I mean, like, like it was squealing and making all kinds, it was noise and it was

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