Hello and welcome to Keepa Cup podcast, Chad Young and Pete Ball with you.

We recorded right before the trade deadline. We are now the day after the trade deadline.

So this is a little early.

We both have some travel coming up this weekend.

So by the time Monday rolls around, we'll have been gone, but you'll be able to listen to this.

So we are recording on Wednesday, July 31st.

Yeah, the deadline, Pete, there were a few deals that went down.

Yeah, it's kind of a good way to put it.

It wasn't all, you know, high profile things.

I think this is a trade deadline that doesn't have too many, like, massive fantasy implications.

Although, honestly, that's kind of rarely the case. The guys that

were good end up still being good. The guys that were not good end up still being not good.

It does change closer roles sometimes, which we see a little bit of, but mostly on teams that

are not that important for closers anyway. But yeah, it was a fun day. There's a fun day.

Always. Yeah, I was it. There was no top 100, according to baseball. I think it was baseball America

who said that none of their top 100 prospects were moved. That's not true for every list

fan graphs I know has Tyron Lorenzo, who went in the Flaherty trade as a top 100 guy.

The big names that were moved were mostly, like, the rentals.

We didn't see crochet get moved.

We didn't see Scooball get moved.

We didn't see Luis Robert get moved.

So, yeah, it was sort of a weird one because on the one hand, it felt a little bit

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