Hello and welcome to On the Corner, the Official Podcast to Pitchless.com.

I'm your host, Eric Smolsky, joined by Nick Pollock as we continue going through his top 100-ish of his top 400 starting pitchers, going five by five, five pitchers an episode.

Today, we are going over pitchers 56 to 60. Um, so if you were just joining now,

make sure you go back, check out all those other podcasts on the pitcher list network, um,

to get our thoughts on, you know, the earlier round starting pitchers. Uh, but we still have

some interesting arms in here. Um, this is the start of a new tier. Last year was the, you're still a holly, I think.

And this is the upside flyer tier. So before we get to number 56, Nick, just quickly, what is the

difference in your mind between you're still a holly, I think, and upside flyer? Oh, man. So if you guys

didn't notice, I'm actually starting to do my spring training SP roundup

articles now.

That means for essentially not going to get an SP roundup, a day off, an Spie roundup

until the all-star break moving forward.

And I'm going over these guys in particular.

These are the ones that are after the cliff. The cliff is where

you're drafting guys that you expect to hold throughout the year and your standard 12 teamers.

Now that we're past that, it's all about going for guys that are high ceiling and you can make

a quick decision in your drafts. Actually, not your drafts. I'm so sorry.

At the start of the year, or even sometimes before the start of the year.

So that SB roundup article I do every morning is going through those kinds of flyers and saying,

hey, this is interesting.

Hey, this isn't.

Let's you really cut out all the noise of spring training with starting pitchers and tell you what really matters. So go check out that plus pitch podcast I do every morning and also the SB Roundup article I do.

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