Today on Rates and Barrels, we discuss a season-ending injury for Cade Horton, a lengthy absence for Astros Ace Hunter Brown,

and how you can still do well collecting baseball cards in a red-hot market. Let's go.

Welcome to Rates and Barrels, it's Wednesday, April 8th. Derek Van Riper, Inoceris, Jed Lowry here.

And on this episode, we are getting into some injury news. Got a great conversation coming up later in the show with Sean Campbell, a hobbyist-turned professional card dealer. We've observed in the last

couple of weeks, a lot has changed since we were collecting cards as kids, and it's important

to start cutting through a lot of those changes if you're going to get back into it. We figured

April's a great time to do that because we're waiting for more stuff to happen besides the injuries,

which we're going to here in just the second.

Eno, how's spring break going for you?

That's good.

Yesterday we went to the aquarium and a fancy mall down here in San Diego, and we had a good time.

All right, Jed, latest golf score since we last spoke?

Yeah.

Well, we're currently putting in a new pool at the club.

So our 18th green is temporary and our ninth hole is shut down.

So I'm playing 16 and a half holes right now.

So it's a little skewed.

But yeah, I played okay. But more excitingly, baseball and softball have started, little league baseball and

softball have started. So we've got one one game of each under our belt. Beautiful. And, uh,

nothing but dubs, I assume. Yeah, because that's the most important thing for, you know,

nine-year-old, nine-year-old little league and, you know, 12-year-old softball.

Yeah, that's always the first question I'm going to ask.

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