Welcome to Rates and Burrell's episode number 73. It's February 28th. Derek Van Riper

here with Enoseres. It is a Friday. It is the

Friday of Labor Weekend. We are recording from a Marriott in Clearwater, I think. I hope. I don't

really know where I am, to be completely honest. It's sort of this little island, and it's not

actually an island, so that makes it America's

butthole no I'm sorry I'm sorry that's rude people are from here and they like it

I don't know it's the beaches are nice and Dunedin downtown Dunedin was great the

brewery there and St. Pete last night I went out on the town and you'll hear a little

bit more about it in beer of the month at the end of the

end of the program but right where we are not my favorite place no same here I think we're

just kind of in between a few yeah exactly we'll make our way around in the next few days

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So we're going to talk about draft strategy on this episode.

It seems prudent to do that since the Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational started up this week.

Eno, you just knocked out an online championship league with the NFBC while you were down here in Florida.

So we're going to talk about some different things like KDS and how to build your team and how to plan for the amount of streaming that you're probably going to have to do in a smaller mixed league like that.

Obviously, the streaming concepts apply to 15 team leagues as well,

but I think one of the key differences between a 12 and a 15 is being willing to turn over maybe even the bottom half of your roster,

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