Welcome to the Roto Wire Fantasy Podcast.

I'm Jeff Erickson.

I got my guest, Casey Bubba today.

We're going to be talking Giants.

We're going to be talking trade deadline.

We're going to be talking early catchers.

All coming up on the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

I'm going Casey Bubba. You can catch him aka baba a aka benched with baba bubba boomb pod fancy pros baseball hq did i forget anything there

i don't i don't know it's too much it's all that that's the bottom line is too much you can find

me anywhere you you find fantasy baseball and probably somewhere around there.

Exactly.

You'll find them at first pitch Arizona in November. We'll play some golf hopefully. Hopefully it won't conflict with XFL this year. So I get to have my cake and eat it too. The San Francisco Giants, let's just jump right there because I always associate you as my go-to guy when it comes to the Giants. either you or Justin Mason, but I want to go with you today.

They are 38 and 42, three and a half games back from the last wild card. It's been an interesting run so far in this muddled NL wild card race.

Yeah, that's the nicest way you can probably put it on a Thursday morning because

it's been put together with you know duct tape and barbed wire it feels like everyone's getting

hurt everyone we're seeing a lot of players we never thought we'd see this year and somehow

they're three and a half games out which seems close but i'm very pessimistic on this season right now. Yeah, and I think

most Giants fans are that way. The first thing I always notice is like it's hard for them to

find people to take their money, at least at the top end. I mean, they can get that second tier

free agent. They can get the Matt Chapman, Jean Houli, unfortunately, who's out for the season.

But they've missed out on Aaron Judge. They missed out on Sho Hey. They missed out on all the other big names. I'm sure they'll, they'll throw in for Juan Soto this off season and he would be awesome for them, but I'm guessing they're not going to be the favorite to land them either. Yeah, I'm not holding my hopes too high. like I'd love it. I think any Giants fan would love it to see one Soto here.

He'd hit a million balls into the cove. I wouldn't doubt that at all. Right. But he's going, like all these guys do it, and I get it financially. He's going to one of the big markets on either New York or L.A., is what I'm guessing. and he won't become.

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