The top of the earned value leaderboard is filled with unexpected names throughout the first two weeks of the season.

How many of these guys are for real and how many of them should we be selling high on?

I've got Gray Albright of Razball on the line to answer that question right after this.

Okay. Hello and welcome everybody to the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast brought to you by Sling.

Eric Halterman here.

Excited to be joined by Gray Albright of Razball, one of my co-competitors in the NL-only Tout Wars League. I see Gray, you're down in my usual spot so far

in that one, right in the very middle of the standings.

I'm in a weird spot where you are much more comfortable

in this league sitting first through two weeks,

but are you winning all your other leagues?

No.

Yeah, it's been such a weird start to the year that there's like so many guys that I'm, like, you know, it's like, oh, you, it's so contingent on where you're drafting if you're in a snake draft, right? It's like, if you had Ronald'Cunia Jr. cued up and that was where you were

drafting at like, you know, wherever he went at ADP, what, five or whatever, you, you take him

and it's like, then you're last in your league. Or if you had like, you know, the the 11 spot and you're taking gunner

henderson and then you know he started off good so it's like it's all so it's you know small

sample size and all that right now certainly but we got to talk about those small sample sizes

anyway it was interesting putting together the list for

today's show i was just scrolling through the top of the earned value leaderboard here at rotowire

and almost every name near the top seemed like a good candidate for today's topic which must mean

basically all the guys we were drafting in the first round are off to pretty bad starts. I did not draft any Ronald

Ocuna myself, but that was due to fears of his knee blowing up again, not because I thought he was

going to fail to hit for the first couple weeks, but as you said, small samples, probably most

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