We've got either an overrated or an underrated show up next, talking about the NL Central,

right after this.

Or right now. Well, I got us off to an appropriately spring training start there by failing to find the button that started the intro.

But we're excited to bring you the Roto Wire fantasy baseball podcast today brought you by fan tracks talking

overrated and underrated players in the nL central this is ericultzman here with ryan boyer and

ryan around this time of year it feels like all the cool kids are revealing injuries that they

didn't know about so do you have anything revealed to us any any calves strains any shoulder troubles

um i have an impending carpal tunnel syndrome, I'm sure, as the transactions and the news ramps up.

That's usually given our line of work, that's always a threat.

Fair enough. We can expect you to see you sideline through the early part of April, or do you think you're going to make it for opening day? Day to day, I'll push through it. There's no, there's no drug testing for us. So we can, I can take something and get back, get back right ahead. I think, I think steroids solved carpal tunnel.

I think that's how that works.

I won't tell anybody.

We have a busy show.

Today we've got a decent amount of news, some signings, some injuries, as I talked about,

some role confirmations.

We also have, of course, the main topic in the second half of the show are underrated and overrated

players in the NL Central. Let's start with some news. Let's start with yesterday's biggest

signing, Whitmeryfield, one year, $8 million going to the Phillies. Now, there were possible

landing spots where Whitmerfield would have played a lot more, right?

He's sort of entered the stage of his career where he's probably either a starter on a bad

team or a bench piece on a good team.

So if you've drafted Whitmeryfield already, I'd imagine you wouldn't be very happy with

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