With just four days left in the regular season, it's time to take a look back all the way to preseason.

Who did RodeWire think was going to be the top sleepers and bus of the year?

I've got Jeremy Schneider of RotoWire here on the line to judge his colleagues and figure out who have the best sleepers and bus.

Hello and welcome everybody to the final Thursday edition of the regular season here on the

Road to Wire Fantasy Base baseball podcast brought to you by

Chalkboard.

Eric Hulterman here, excited to be joined by my colleague Jeremy Schneider, one of our new

writers at RotoWire, just started his column on prospects to stash just a couple months ago.

We're going to be talking to him about that and asking him to judge

his older, more experienced colleagues on their takes from preseason. So really throwing you right

in the fire here, Jeremy. How did your fantasy baseball season go? Are you coming down to the wire

on any leagues? You know, I choose to kind of look at fantasy baseball these days in a more

general sense, not trying to focus on my teams this year. I don't, uh, I don't foresee any trophies

coming home, unfortunately. So, uh, let's, we can just leave it at that, I'll say. Sounds good. You

could focus on it on a more specific sense next year. That'll be the next. Yes, absolutely.

We are going to get into your work in just a minute, but as always, I like to start with some of the headlines, which includes Paul Skeens throwing another gem yesterday. Looks like it'll be his

last start of the season, which means Paul Skeens finishes the year with an ERA under two,

just like he did last year.

Actually, technically he's getting worse.

Last year, 196 ERA, 095 whip.

This year, the whip stayed the same, 095,

but the ERA all the way up from 196 to 197.

...