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Welcome to the first pitch podcast.

Brought to you by PitcherList.com, your daily morning podcast, updating you on everything you need to know to win your fantasy baseball league.

Here's your host, Jake Crumpler.

What's up, fellow fantasy managers?

Welcome back to another episode of the first pitcher, brought to you by pitcherless.com.

My name is Jake Crumpler, and it's the weekend, so as always, I'll be taken over for Bubba as the host of the weekend editions of the podcast.

You can follow me at Jake Crumpler on Twitter and can find all of my work on Crumplerbysball.com.

Let's dive into everything baseball related from Friday, May 12th. We'll kick things off as always with the transactions,

injuries, news, and notes from around the league starting on a sour note with the IL placements.

Starting pitcher Drew Rasmussen of the Tampa Bay Rays was placed on the 60-day IL with a right

flexor strain. It's really not great news for Rasmussen, who will miss at least the next couple of months,

and for the Rays who are already missing Shane Baws, Tyler Glassnow, and Jeffrey Springs from their rotation.

My hunch says it's highly likely that Tosh Bradley gets the call to replace him in the rotation,

especially with just three starters penciled into the roster right now.

Tos has struggled in the minors, but I don't think that will deter the raise from making

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