The Glarf draft happened last weekend, and I've got last year's champion Lucas Beery on the line to break down how he intends to become a two-time champ and take a look at all the other interesting picks right here on the Rotowire Fantasy Baseball Podcast.

Hello and welcome, everybody, to the Thursday edition of the Rotoire Fantasy Baseball podcast brought to you by fan tracks.

I'm Eric Kaltzman and I am joined today by Lucas Beery of Ft N Fantasy.

More importantly, defending Glarf champion, Lucas Beery.

Lucas, did you wear your championship belt the whole way home or did you have to stick it in the trunk?

Put it in the trunk and looked at it a little bit

when I got home, but that was about it.

So pretty nice little deal though.

So I thank Dave for that.

It's not up on the wall behind you.

Where is it?

I'm still figuring that out. So I've got a little bit of time before opening day, but we'll get there.

All right, fair enough.

We will be getting into the Glarf draft pretty soon, but as usual, I want to start with some headlines.

And one of the headlines concerns a player who you Lucas took in Glarf last weekend.

Zach Netto confirmed that Netto is going to miss opening day, but that he shouldn't miss too much more time as he works his way back from shoulder surgery.

I think this is good news.

I mean, this is a slight change from where his status was when you drafted him over the weekend. And this is probably something that's going to cause people to move him up the draft board. Do you think? Or is this negative news? I mean, do you look at the fact that it's confirmed he's going to miss some time, but probably not a lot of time? Is that better than expected or is that still kind of dicey?

I think it's good news. You know, they say any publicity is good publicity. I don't think any

news is good news, but we were getting no news prior. We don't even know what operation the guy got.

The only, he was off my board, but he just fell so far after pick 250 that I just kind of looked at him as my prospect in this draft. And I'm not going to hold any of the other prospects I picked up unless they make the opening day roster. But with Netto, I figured I would commit to hold him. And he's already got a proven track record. So I viewed him as kind of a better than prospect stash. I know Dave

would say he may not be the same bird of himself, and that's fair, but I thought it was worth

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