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to date in five. Welcome into FBT in five, as always, make sure to follow and stream

us on Spotify to date is Saturday, March 12th. I am Frank Samful, joined by Chris Towers

and let's start all the way up at the top Chris. Chauhé O'Connie was amazing last year.

However, in this format, he may be worth the number one overall pick. What's a you?

Yeah, like there are concerns about injury with him. It's the biggest thing. I think

as long as Chauhé O'Connie is healthy in this format, he's absolutely at least a contender

for the number one pick. And frankly, if he plays a whole season, he's going to be the number

one player in this format just by the sheer math of his contributions. I mean, you're getting

80% of his hitting production, which I think we would probably assume would be 30 homers,

probably maybe 10 stolen bases, 80 runs, 80 RBI, something like that. And then you're getting

100% of his pitching. So you're getting, I don't know, 140 innings, 160 strikeouts,

a low 3-ZRA, good whip, 10 wins. Like, it's just really hard to get away from this. This is just

kind of highlights how valuable he is in fantasy and also in real life. Like, the fact that you get

all of that from one roster spot is just incredibly valuable. That basically gives you an extra roster

spot. That's so valuable that, yeah, I think the only argument against Chauhé O'Connie is the

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