Hello and welcome to On the Corner the official podcast, pitchelisk.com.

I'm your host, Eric Smolski, joined as always by the man himself, the creator, Nick Pollock.

Nick, how you doing?

What is that happening?

I love to keep the keyboard clacking.

It's such a heartwarming.

Yeah, it's, you know, it's always there.

And I was in Cape Cod last week, and I'm really happy to be back in my lovely work station.

Two weeks, because we got to figure that one out.

But yes, we have like no movement this week.

It's been very boring this episode.

You'll record from abroad because why not? Yeah, for you you are. But yeah, it's very boring this week, but we still got to talk about it. So we got to do it, Eric. Listen, even the boring stuff is useful stuff. Boring stuff is useful stuff. There's a whole bluey episode about that, by the way. Oh yeah, I can't wait.

Cannot wait.

So I know I, you know, stuff is useful stuff. There's a whole bluey episode about that, by the way. Oh, yeah, I can't wait.

Cannot wait. So I know I, we know I usually take my themes from things that have happened in my life,

but this one is like pseudo about something that happened in my life because I saw the new

Superman movie over the weekend. And it was pretty solid. And so tears are just going to be superheroes. Oh, man. Or comic book characters. I feel like I've done. I did Batman before. I think we did duos and you did. Oh, yeah. Okay, cool. So superheroes, let's go. Superheroes or comic book characters if you want to just, you know, not have to focus so much on the idea of a superhero.

All right. Let's do it. Tier number one starts with starting pitcher number one, Terrick Scoobel. Number two, Zach Wheeler, number three, Garrett Crochet, number four, Paul Skeen, number five, Jacob de Grom. What's his tier called? And why is it called that? I mean, all right, let's just get Batman out of the way.

He's always there. He's great.

He's the moneymaker for DC.

And, uh, around. What's this tier called? And why is it called that? I mean, all right. Let's just get Batman out of the way.

He's always there. He's great. He's the moneymaker for DC. And he's the moneymaker for your teams. Funny that you went Batman who has no superpowers whatsoever. I know, but I'm talking about who are the ones that everyone just wants all the time. It's true. And then I'll just use this time to make a small rant, which is just, please, for the love of all baseball discourse, just don't engage in this. Where's Tarek Scuba going to sign after the 2027 fantasy baseball?

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