Fred Zinky is the ultimate potster.

He drops one tweet and sees 60 responses after that there in a thread that I got tagged into.

We're going to talk about that.

Is it time to change a category rule next on theoto Wire Fancy Baseball podcast, brought to you by the good folks from So Rare. I am Jeff. He's Fred, the man by the doorknob, and he's also the potster.

He's the instigator. He is the guy that, behind the guy that started this whole action here today.

He's, Fred Zinky tweets this morning. After looking at the respective saves and holds leader lists,

I can't figure out why there's so much resistance to saves plus holds as a category.

Let's get to a place where we look at relief pitcher skills over managerial tendencies and preferences.

A nice little tweet, you know, provocative a little bit, but not like total bomb throwing.

But man, you got lots of traction today, Fred.

Yeah, I did have a hunch that that would tweet would garner some responses.

That wasn't why I said it.

I said it because I meant it.

I wasn't looking for attention.

In fact, I mentioned to you, Jeff, before we started recording, that I knew I was going to have a busy day at work.

I was driving in to work this morning.

I was listening to you and Scott from

early Monday morning, late Sunday night. And listening to you talk about Domingo Acevedo and

Jimmy Hurgett and how Aaron Loop got a save and like Aaron Loop getting a save at the manager's

whim. His first save of the year, by the way. He's also's also 0.15. Um, anyways that that, not really that good at baseball. Yeah. He's, he's, he's been okay this year. Three 96 year. He's not that good. Not very good. 131. Anyways. And that that was like going to, you know, it might influence your league and everything. And as I was driving and I thought this many, many times before, I was like, God,

there's got to be a better way for us to play this game.

And I've always thought, I've thought about this lots before.

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