Edwin Polaros is a doctor of physical therapy who works for the Minnesota twins.

He's a medical analyst for fantasypoints.com.

He's got controversial takes on injury pronness, and some might consider him a breeze-haul

and sake-wombarkly truth.

These are his late-round perspectives.

It's okay.

I think that it's important to actually talk about this, because everyone has a bad

deal or two every season.

If you're active in your leagues and stuff like that, where you look back, like I have

it in one of my leagues, where I traded Cooper Cup at the wrong time, because I was scared

I wanted to diversify a little bit, and I ever since then it just had this horrible domino

effect of me trying to fix the problem and fix it, my team is horrible now.

It's just a completely sunk, just-done team, and you just have to live with it, right?

You hope that the person, you're probably hoping that I don't win the championship at this

point.

I would assume, because you helped that happen, right?

It makes me look terrible, and I told you, I think I texted you, or DMed you, so obviously

in that league, I'm the only one who doesn't do the full-on analyst thing, so I basically

just consume all of your content, all your guys that are in that group.

I just read your stuff, listen to your stuff, and then make my own decisions.

So two out of the last three years I've made the playoffs, I think I won a playoff game

last year.

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