Bruggerates and barrels, it's Friday, March 31st, Derek and Ryberg here with Al Belkjure.

Our first waiver show of the season, two of us.

I know you and Eno talked about waiver players last week.

There were injuries last week that it was the case again this week

because of all the transactions that happened leading into opening day.

And I wanted to say that this year's waiver show,

we did one in the Athletic Fantasy Baseball Show feed for the last few seasons,

and we're bringing a lot of those concepts, a lot of that structure over.

But this is more of a conversation just about the players people are interested in heading into the weekend.

So it's not necessarily just a waiver show.

I don't think we're going to get into the nitty-gritty with how much fab you should bid on every player throughout the entire show.

I think situations are so different that providing that sort of broad analysis that tries to thread the needle for everyone actually doesn't help that much.

So it's really more of just trying to figure out what players new roles might mean, what injury information might actually mean as far as holding versus cutting a player

and trying to get people a better sense of how they want to manage their roster.

Giving true advice that can help a larger number of people.

That is our goal here.

So we're going to aspire to that.

If you have feedback ideas for this new format, new air quotes format, rates and barrels at gmail.com.

And I'm sure we'll have Eno with us on some Fridays.

He's in Brooklyn.

I had the opening night party at OtherHab brewery.

So that was awesome to see the pictures of that on Twitter.

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