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Joe Rico, we got a lot to talk about today. We got a ton of injuries. We've got some news.

We got some rookie stuff to talk about. But first, we got to start with Andy Paez because Mr. Paez had himself a day.

Not one, not two, but three, three dingers for Andy Paez. Ah, ha, ah, ah. It was tremendous,

Joe, and it was happening all while we were on the YouTube live yesterday on our channel, taking

the Q&A questions. But what a day for Andy Paas. He's having a great season. This was one of my

favorite return on investment players.

You look up now, he's hitting 336, eight homers already on the year. What are your thoughts on the

incredible Pahas performance of power, alliteration aside? Yeah, he's been great. I mean,

for the season as a whole, he's the number five ranked player overall. That's hitters and batters included. I think he's a bit of a sell high just based on everything we've seen to this point. The barrel rates at 7%. Nothing was really drastically changed below the surface. As chase rates, contact rates are about the same. He's been really hot. But I'd look to see if somebody would be willing to overpay for him, somebody who maybe lost

an outfielder and a Kuna team who maybe needs a replacement.

I would take a look at Salanghai if you could. That's me. I'm an Akunia team that needs a replacement. I could use some Andy Pahs in my life. I can tell you that much. And yes, Joe meant hitters and pitchers overall, not hitters and batterers.

Is that what I said?

Go easy on Joe Rick.

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