This is Double Play, a baseball podcast.

Here's Dustin Sweetelson and Adam Burke.

Welcome in, welcome in.

It's another edition, Double Play, a baseball podcast.

I'm Dustin Sweetelson, hanging out as always with my guy, Adam Burke.

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However, you may be listening to us here on the program.

As the baseball season continues to roll on, we're starting to find out who some of these teams are,

which is unfortunate for the Chicago White Sox.

We'll get into that, among other things later on here on the pod.

But first, got to say what's up to my guy, Adam Burke.

Adam, what's up, dude?

How we doing?

I'm good, brother.

Everything's good.

It's, you know, every passing day in Major League Baseball is a chance to add some more data for the starting pitchers and for the teams.

So as you said, you know, we're starting to get a better idea of what we're working with here. And that certainly helps from a betting standpoint, from a fantasy standpoint and just from being able to talk about this stuff standpoint.

Yeah, look, April is a weird time to like solidify who we think these teams are.

I like every year there's a team or two that at the All-Star break we're saying, man, I can't

believe this team's in first place. And then that team doesn't make the playoffs. It feels like

that happens almost every year. There's at least one team that goes on a crazy run. Although

with the new playoff format, almost everyone makes the playoffs. So it's a little bit different these

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