Hello and welcome. It's another episode of Coffee Talk on the Pitcher List Podcast Network. This is episode 31. I can't believe. These are flying along. My name is Trevor Huth. Of course, I'm joined by my co-host, Nate Kosher. And for those keeping scored home, that is transactionactions, Trevor Hooth and trade Nate Kosher.

That's right.

Yeah, from our last episode, we were doing lots of trades.

Nate, how are you doing, man?

I'm glad you carried our names forward because I have completed some more trades and we'll probably be trading for the next three months, or at least talking about it.

That's what the off-season is about.

There's so few things to do.

I mean, and this is a redraft podcast, but there's only so many things to do in fantasy

baseball and the off-season trading is one of them, so we will probably talk a lot about

trades.

I mean, I've been mulling a few things around as it stands. So I can't wait.

Do you have trades we can get into later, Nate? Yeah, actually, I made a couple worth discussing

if we have time. Oh, we, I can almost guarantee we'll have time. But I think that a place to start today is some news I saw. It's kind of weird.

It's about a new potential rule. I don't know where you might have seen it. Nate, I saw it in an

article by Jason Stark on The Athletic that I absolutely go read it. It has a lot of really good

information about this rule. It's a lot of really good information about this

rule. It's called the golden at bat. And just headline version of it is that teams will be able

to pick someone just taking at bat at any point in the game.

And obviously the goal there is to have your big players up in big moments and create this magic.

And, you know, have the paying fans able to see the big names in the big moments.

And I want to hear your thoughts, Nate.

I think there is some merit to it.

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