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Happy. Happy Sunday night, everybody. Welcome to the RodeWire Fantasy Baseball podcast. I am Scott Jans and join us always on Sunday nights by Jeff Erickson. If you can please rate of you the podcast,

we would greatly appreciate that. Helps people find the podcast, et cetera, et cetera. If you like listening to

us all year, give us a bunch of stars, give us a light, give us all those kind of things. We thank Winbet for their sponsorship on the podcast as one of the partners of the all the Road to Wire Fantasy podcast. Jeff, it is somehow week one. It feels like it took forever, but it just flew once we started having, you know, dates and spring training games.

But we've got, we got, we got FAB results.

We got a bunch of news and notes.

We're going to hit the top here a lot. We got some trades. We have, I want to talk some FAB, like kind of strategy and kind of, you know, how you do your FAB, stuff like that. I think it's a good thing to get and get into as we start the season. and you've got a main event to talk about.

We've got a lot of stuff going on.

It's a big,

we've got week one strategy to talk about.

We have games coming in three days here. I'm not ready, dude. No, I'm not either. Not remotely. I mean, it's still the hot stove league. Yeah. We're still, in, Conforto is still unsigned. He's the, you know, what is he doing? He's the Jody Reed winner of the year. But, you know, the thing is, he got hurt.

And that was like 80, 86 shortstop, Boston shortstop, Jody Reid reference. Well, just because of the contract. You remember how he turned. That's some impressive knowledge, though. Yeah, it was kind of a thing for a while. like who made the worst contract decision, turned down arbitration or whatever, turned

down a contract and then got some had to settle for much worse later.

Conforto turned down the qualifying offer and can't get, he's not going to get anywhere close to that now.

In part because he got hurt, I think they released that in January.

In part because I think because of the qualifying offer. Somewhere on Twitter, Dennis Schroeder has really fired up to Conforto's taking this crown away from him after all the heat. He took on Twitter last year. Yeah, but at least he signed somewhere. Yeah, he did. He turned down like $85 million or something, though. Yeah. I don't know. Whoever regrets that more? Him or the Lakers? The Lakers probably regret a lot of things. It's been beautiful, by the way. Yes. They're not going to make the play in game. But really, who cares? Because if you're already that bad, I mean, I know this is a tangent, way a far field.

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