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do b-bo-b-t-t-t-t-t-t-t-t. Hello everybody and welcome to the sleeper and the bust. This is episode

number 149. I am your host Nicholas Minix and joined as usual on Sundays by Jason

Colette. Jason how you doing today? Ah pretty frantic day what's going on

man? Not too much. Well that's not entirely true I could use a trip to disable this myself now with a bit of a strain or a stinger. Something in my neck slash back. It feels like a latch strain. I'm not sure, but I'm definitely not going to be able to make my next start. We'll see what happens.

Well a good thing for you is soccer injury so you only have to play once a week so you're all right.

Yeah that's true that's true. And unlike soccer players, baseball players do play every day. And so I think we have a number of interesting things to talk to kind of in post trade mode here.

The quiet after the storm. We'll start with something that we failed to touch on on

Thursday with Detroit making the move, sending Austin Jackson to Seattle and that three team deal

we've collected even to mention the fact that Roger Davis is now an everyday player and obviously I mean he's he's been

Pretty valuable even as a role player.

I mean if you have him kind of in your lineup every day in a lonely league,

that's a plus.

He still runs pretty frequently as he uses a pinch runner, late game sub occasionally,

etc, things like that.

So, I mean, I think it's pretty clear Davis is immediately

a mixed league or even in say 12 team, maybe even 10-team mixed leagues now because of the stolen

base factor. I would, agreed?

Yeah, you know, I know, you know what I, before the season were rather critical of

Virajai Davis getting, you know, we were saying that he should have limited playing time because he has a

proven track record of not being able to hit right-handed pitching and it's not like he's a world

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