Hello and welcome to the RotaWire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

My name is Chris Crawford. Today is January 15th Monday. Hope everyone's enjoying their three-day weekend and also remembering why we have a three-day weekend as well. I am here with my good buddy Ryan Boyer. We're going to talk about overrated and underrated in the AL East. That's what we're going to start off with. We'll go through all of the

teams, guys that were overdrafting, guys that were underdrafting. There's no headlines to talk about,

Ryan. The only thing we could have talked about is the international signings. And here's what

I'll tell you about every international signing. They might be good and they might make their debut in

2032.

Yeah, it's a short turnaround from Friday's podcast. So not much going on over the weekend as far as headlines go.

But our buddy James Anderson did a good job writing up the blurbs for all the international signes.

So if you're in a in your first year player draft or a deep, deep dynasty league,

go ahead and check those out.

But I'm with you.

When it popped up that they signed, that's when I had heard of their names.

Correct.

The only thing that I, look, I pay somewhat attention to it because I'm a prospect guy and I'm able to get a little bit of intel, but really all it is is it's a way to make me feel old because you see guys like Wilson, Bettamette Jr. signing a couple of years ago, and this year, Joaquin Arias Jr. signing., yep, you are all going to, well, you know what's

going to happen. Let's start and look at the AL East. Good division, a lot of good fantasy players,

but there are definitely some players that are going to be either overdrafted or significantly

underdrafted. And, you know, it could be significantly

overdrafted too.

I'm not sure why I ignored that.

Let's start with the Blue Jays, Ryan.

Who are you higher on on that team than maybe the fantasy consensus is right now?

Yeah, so I went with Dalton Varshow, objectively, at least offensively, a bad year for Varsho last year, his first year in Toronto.

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