So you did a good job getting to late August with a team that's at or near the top of your fantasy league.

But what do you need to do to finish the deal?

I've got Lucas Beery on the line here, somebody who has closed out some wins in some fantasy leagues,

and he's going to give us some tips for how to do just that here on the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

Welcome, everybody, to the Thursday edition of the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast, brought

to you by the chalkboard app.

Eric Hultzman here here joined today by last year's Glarf champion, this year's current second

place team in Glarf.

Lucas Beery of FTN Fantasy.

And Lucas, we're going to be talking today about how to close the season strong in leagues where you are at or near the top of the standings.

Is that relevant to you in most of your leagues or just glarf?

An amount I'm happy with.

I don't know if I would say most, but fairly competitive in all of them and first place in some so that's always good so yeah

nice well we will be taking a look back at some of the things you did right to get to this

point in the standings but also we'll be taking a look forward some questions about just how

much does the strategy change late in the year?

How much is it just doubling down on what you've done to got you to this point versus playing a whole new game?

But as always, we want to start with the headlines, which includes some injuries, or in the case of our first headline, a former injury, a very strange

storyline here, we got word this week that Kyle Tucker is healthy, but he had been dealing

with a hairline fracture in his right hand since June 1st, which probably explains

a lot of the recent slump and even the recent just days off.

How are we supposed to read this one?

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