Welcome to the Roto Wire Prospect Podcast. I'm your host, James Anderson, and got a great show for you tonight.

We'll be talking Dynasty Prospects and Pickups and Drops. And I've got Taylor Corsal and Kyle Sontag back.

They were on earlier in April, and it was one of my favorite episodes of the year.

So I wanted to get them back for another similar version where we just kind of go around

the horn and talk about prospects that we're digging.

And in this case, maybe some prospects that were throwing back towards the end of the show.

We'll get to those guys.

We're basically going to be going here in fan track's order of guys who are

rostered in more leagues to guys who are rostered in those deeper leagues.

And I've decided that Taylor gets to go first here.

So Taylor, welcome back to the show.

And I guess first, actually, both,

congrats to both you guys on getting to 100 episodes of your guys' podcast.

I was happy to make a guest appearance on that.

But Taylor, welcome back to the show.

Which prospect do you want to highlight that you've recently added in a diocese? Yeah. First, thanks for having me back on. And thanks for being part of our 100th episode. It really, really meant a lot to me and Kyle. But all that being said, one of the names that kind of popped up in that episode is one of my names I'm going to throw out here first. And that's Jared Thomas, outfielder for the Colorado Rockies, 9% rostered on fan tracks. 21 years old, just got the call to AA. So he makes his debut there today. I didn't get a chance to see what he did in his debut if he's already made it. But listed at 6-2-190 left-handed hitter.

And I got to give credit to Kyle for this one.

He called him out as an FYPD sleeper this off-season, and he really has played the part.

Was 42nd overall pick in last year's draft, you know, had a short cup of coffee last year's

professional season, 333 average 934 OPS,

and has done more of the same this year, putting up a 330 average and 922 OPS at a high

a there before the promotion, 11 home runs and 22 stolen bases in 73 games. So really showing off

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