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

It is, well, as we're recording this, it is Sunday evening.

By the time you're listening, it'll be Monday afternoon, Monday midday, sometime Monday. I am half distracted by the Seahawks. Pete and I were just talking about this in the intro that I'm like, I live in Seattle. My kids are Seahawks fan, but like I'm enjoying the Seahawks. But I also like, if they lose, I'll get over it. It'll be fine. But I am still keeping an eye on the game. And we also, Pete, just today, like a few hours ago, finished up the draft for Keeper League 2, our head-to-head Keeper League. Keeper League 2, which is always the one that moves faster. It's like we're always getting to it first.

I should switch the numbers on those leagues or something.

It's totally just a rhodovus head-to-head thing, which I know doesn't make any sense

because drafts look the same no matter what.

But Roto is just so slow and sleepy and lame that I think head-to-head category people are, you know, more more exciting and

more ready to go. I do think there is an aspect of like the head-to-head leagues where the matchups

create more interpersonal dynamics in the league, which leads to like more engagement.

I think that is true.

And I think as you're like, as you think about starting up a league, it is one of the things

that is worth keeping in mind is like there is some value to people having some like

rivalries that form and stuff like that.

So although the only rivalry in this league is Matt Hackman versus everybody

because he keeps winning.

And the rest of us are just, uh, has he won this multiple times?

I think he's won every year, multiple years.

How many years have we been doing this?

I don't even know.

I won the first year and I think Christian won the second.

I don't know.

I got to see.

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