what goes into baseball's newest projection system and how's it doing in its rookie season?

I've got the creator of oopsie Jordan Rosenblum on the line to answer those questions here on the

RodeWire Fantasy Baseball podcast. Hey, Tervatloa. That was my attempt to welcome you to the podcast in Finnish, because we have everyone's favorite Finland-based fantasy baseball projection creator,

possibly the only Finland-based fantasy baseball projection creator. But Jordan, how did I do? And how are you

doing? I'm doing well. That was very good, very impressed with your finish. It's coming along

nicely. You'll overtake me pretty soon.

Nice.

How is, uh,

Sue me this time of year?

Very sunny, I would imagine.

Oh yeah.

Today is, uh, or tomorrow's midsummer.

I think last, we, we last time we spoke was around a year ago, also around

midsummer.

Um, so it's the longest day, but not, we do get a little bit of darkness, maybe like an hour or something, because I'm in the capital region.

Hopefully we bring no darkness to everybody's morning today because we are going to have some fun talking about your projection system, oopsie, in its first season and some of the players that it's hit on and maybe

some of the players that it's missed on. Not too many of those, though, because it's out doing pretty

well this year, I would say. We'll get to your thoughts on that in a moment. But as always, I do

want to start with some of the biggest headlines. We've got positive news on Shane McClanahan yesterday with the raise saying that he got good news from the nerve specialist.

He should resume throwing off a mound soon.

Now, Jordan, I was listening to your recent podcast appearance on the lunch angle a few

weeks ago in preparation for this. And you mentioned that you're open to stashing pitchers for

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