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Welcome into Fantasy Pros.

This is the Fantasy Baseball podcast.

I'm your host, Joe O'Riko, joined today by Scott Bogman, and we are going to be breaking

down some buy-low and and sell high trades that you

guys should be making in your fantasy baseball leagues got a few names we're going to discuss here

I know that Joe and Welsh have a show that's similar to this on the channel that comes out

once a week but it's usually a little bit shorter we're going to dive in a little bit deeper

maybe talk about some potential players that we are looking to trade these guys for or receive back for them. Boggs, great to get you on the pod. It's been a little bit of time since the two of us got to record together. And you have been the true company man this last week. I think you've been on every single podcast that we have, the betting podcast, the football dynasty, the tailgate.gate and now the baseball pod great to see you

my friend i hope you're feeling better yeah my voice is we made it to friday so i'm happy about that

i made it's a friday to talk some baseball with you so um yeah man it's uh i i like these these by lows

and sell highs i think we're going to have a fun day today here.

We are going to talk about some fun players, and you have a very fun player here right at the top of the sheet, a first round, top five player in certain rooms, and that's Jose Ramirez.

You have him listed as your first by low.

Now, he does have 20 stolen bases and eight homers, but Jose Ramirez for his career has always been a guy that you can count on for batting average. And he's hitting 226. He's also got a 739 OPS. The last time Jose Ramirez had an OPS that didn't start with an eight or a nine was 2015. You believe that this is more of just a little bit of a slump as opposed to any actual decline, though, Boggs, and you'd be willing to buy low on him.

I think so.

I mean, his XBA is 281.

So, you know, knowing that he has the lowest batpip of his career right now at 231 as well, his XBA is much higher.

He's still hitting homers.

He's still stealing bases. He's second behind the steam Nunez in Major League Baseball right now to be stealing bases. I think if there's

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