Hello everyone, welcome along to the best best ball show on Road of his radio.

My name's Colin Kelly.

You can follow me on Twitter at Overton, Ireland.

I'm delighted to be joined by my co-host here for the series.

It is Zach Kruger.

You can follow on Twitter at ZK

underscore FFB, which will be running through pretty much everything that you need for your

best ball season. Let the listeners know we're going to be running it for basically two shows

a week each Saturday and Monday. Throughout the next month or two, at least, we're hoping to

hit you with between 14, 15 of these shows to get you set up for success. So on today's edition, we are going to be diving into zero RB. It is probably the one that will be the most, I would imagine, listen to when we do shows that have zero RB in the title, put them on Twitter, put them wherever we go. They tend to do very well. The road of his audience

tends to enjoy a little zero-r-b talk. Whether you're here to say that everything we're saying is wrong and you don't like zero-r-b or if you're here to see what we have to say to help you win your leagues this year, that's all well and good. I don't really mind which way you've decided to come and listen, but we are going to be talking about zero RB for best ball today, and I'm really looking

forward to bringing you this. I don't really mind which way you've decided to come and listen, but we are going to be talking about zero RB for basketball today,

and I'm really looking forward to bringing you this one today.

The first question, I guess, look, I've mentioned zero RB, I enjoy zero RB.

I'll put the pressure on you here, Zach.

What is zero RB and how does it work?

So I think the first thing to answer your question is, what is zero RB?

The answer is it's not a controversial topic at all.

Everyone agrees with it.

Everyone thinks it's a good strategy and a great way to go about it.

But for those of you who may not know, I think if we're going to talk to your RB, we should just start with mentioning Sean Siegel's article from 2013. It's called ZeroRB, Anti-Fragility, and the Myth of Value-Based Drafting. You can go online, you can Google it. You can find it's still, you know, obviously a very good article. It provides the essence of ZeroRB. I think it's still on the, I think it's on the

homepage of rodeoose.com. It's probably the quickest way to find it. Yeah, it probably is right

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