This is a routine. This is a routine event.

This is one I do every year, at least I try to, with Stephen Lyman.

And Stephen, I'm so happy that you're here.

It's great to see you, man.

How are you?

Good to see you, Nick.

I'm glad to be here, as always.

Is it, what, is it 10 a.m. for you right now?

It's 10 a.m. on Thursday here in Japan. I can't really predict the future, but I can tell you,

it's going to be crisp and sunny.

Oh, that sounds wonderful.

Stephen, can you tell everybody your background and what you're doing here today?

Sure. I'm a long-time fantasy baseball player and with Knicks

won two leagues last year to my home leagues. I was happy about that. But the reason

I'm here to talk to you is that I don't play in these big money leagues or any of

that, but I am an injury epidemiologist and I, my doctoral dissertation work was

actually in pitching injuries. And so I have thoughts about

risk aversion and how to value players when they're coming off the IL and injury risk. And the

whole injury prone concept, right? That's that's always something that we back and forth and

just enjoy these discussions every year and kind of

talk about names that come up, whether you've already got a list or people watching,

have people they want us to talk about. Happy to discuss. Oh, absolutely. And of course,

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