Corbin Carroll made his triumphant debut on Monday night.

We saw injuries to Tony Gonsla and Justin Verlander,

and we saw pitcher disasters all overplace.

Plus, how many pitchers go in the first two rounds of the main event next year?

That and more on the Rode Wire Fancy Baseball podcast. Jeff Erickson, Fred Zinky with you here.

A lot to talk about here. It was a busy Monday. Even of the small

slate, there's a lot of actionable stuff going on. Fred, what's going on? How are you doing?

I'm good. I didn't have pitchers on any of my most important teams starting last night,

and it was a good night to say that. So today I'm feeling pretty good. Oh, good for you. I'm happy for you. Yeah.

You're not, you're not feeling quite the same way. I'm not feeling too magnanimous, no.

Had Miles Michaelis going in my main event team that's in the top 10 right now, 8-0 lead in the fifth

inning. Eight nothing. Couldn't get out of the fifth inning. Ridiculous. This is the Scott Jenstad phrase. I'm totally stealing it from it. He went full Zambrano on us there that couldn't finish a full, you know, finish an easy win. Just brutal. All I had to do is get three hours in the fourth inning. And the guys he was giving up homers to, I just told you bronies for the Reds. I mean, I'm a Reds fan.

I can say this here.

They were not anybody that you expect to get knocked around by.

And that's set the tone for the evening.

Corbyn Burns got knocked around.

Frankie Montas got knocked around.

Ranger Suarez had a huge lead, seven nothing lead and couldn't

not only he couldn't finish, but his team hadn't even lost, straight up lost.

Some really brutal Monday starts.

Yeah, absolutely.

I know what you mean about the Michael's one, especially facing that Reds lineup that is like,

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