Welcome to Fantasy Feud, a pictureless baseball podcast where we're tackling the most relevant debates in fantasy baseball each week.

I'm Sarah Sanchez, and I'm here with Shelley Verstrait to talk through both sides of the

hottest fantasy baseball debates right now with some of the greatest minds in the industry.

It was a big week of injury news and suspensions. There are a ton of FAB opportunities on the horizon.

And we have the perfect guest to talk through all of that. But before we introduce our guest,

Shelley, how did your fantasy baseball weekend Fab go?

I mean, I guess it was okay until, you know, I usually do Fab like Saturdays and then do it again,

like on Sunday morning, so I'm not doing it all on Sunday evenings, but I, you know,

load up Twitter right before Fab runs, and I see that Bednar and Diaz are out, and in two of my leagues, they're like both of my closers. So I was just like, well, that's great.

So, you know, I try to get like, I'm an anti-chatman person just because of reasons.

We won't get into that.

But so I was like, oh, you know, I'll go after Hold'em in or something like that.

But it's just like you can't, like when you lose two closers like that, again, you know, Diaz has kind of been up and down and hurt and same as

Bednar too. So it's not like they've been helping me out, but it's just, it was just like a

major gut punch. I'm just like, I just wanted to just be like shut down computer. I don't care,

but still got to do it. Yeah, saves have been the bane of my existence this season.

I mixed it up a lot in terms of who I had for closers,

and so I have some Romano in some places.

I have, well, I had some Advert, Alzali in some places that did not work out well for me.

So, you know, you gotta play the game, people.

I missed out on Class A, who I really liked, and I wish I would have taken more of in a ton of places.

But saves have really been the toughest thing for me this year.

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