What is happening? Welcome to the PlusPitch Podcast. We're pitching podcast from PitcherList.com. My name is Nick Pollock, and today's opening day.

I don't care whatever the opening night thing was. That was ridiculous. And yes, I have missed you all so, so much. I was planning on doing the Plus Pitch Podcast throughout spring training.

You guys can understand that life is very unpredictable. Lots of things all of a sudden came up and I wasn't able to do it. But I am here every single weekday of the regular season to help you make your decisions. And we're changing the PlusPitch podcast a little bit this year. You might have seen it at the end of the last season. I will be reviewing only a few major names from last night, really with the actionable items.

Who are the guys you want to be picking up based on yesterday's games?

And then I'll be talking about today and tomorrow's games.

And if you want the streaming rankings for the day after tomorrow.

So this will be for Saturday.

You've got to go to the streaming rankings on the site and get yourself PL Pro.

I will have not only my streaming rankings for the day after tomorrow,

but also you will get an SPC or start grid for 14 days ahead.

That is all of the players ranked via Autostart, Probable Start, Question of Start, or Do Not Start,

way ahead of your teammates.

You can get a leg up on those matchups and making sure that you know that the guy you're picking up

will also have a good start next week and you might be able to plan way faster than your league mates.

That is with PL Pro.

We have so many amazing things that we are launching this year with PL Pro. So get it today, 10% off with promo code podcast. But all right, we had opening night. If you had Logan Webb or Max Reed, I'm sorry if he had Webb. I really am. Dudd Webb was a round up today. Pretty obvious stuff of like, yes, it was a bad second inning and he got singled out and so on, so forth,

blah, blah, blah.

Don't worry about it. I am a little annoyed that he didn't throw as many sweepers or cutters as we would have liked. He threw one to a right-hander that sweeper, and it was the caballero single, so he just stopped after that. I get it. With Max Fried, it was a tick down, and we normally do see Max Fried needing a few starts to really get into a rhythm. I've seen starts with needed five starts. Sometimes it's two, three. And the fact that he went 6.1 on opening day, I think it's like the longest he's gone in a long time for opening day. Wonderful sign. Do not worry about the drop in velocity. He threw 96

to start the game. He like he has it. He just isn't pushing it all the way right out of the gate.

So don't worry about that whatsoever. Now, I'm now going to focus on today and tomorrow. I think

those are the most important things that I can do. We're also going to be changing how we do

the On the Corner podcast. If you don't follow that one, that is with me and Eric Simulski. This is the

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