The Welcome to episode 2 28 of the Sleeper and the bus podcast. It is your Tuesday edition and I am Paul's

four joined as always and this time on a train I believe mr. Einocerris how are you

sir and where you're traveling to I am on my way from San Diego to Los Angeles to try and cover a Dodger game.

Very cool that that's awesome. Well we wish you the best of luck in that. By the way, this is getting us closer to being like the Bustroni Podcast.

He's always doing it in an airport and other crazy places.

So maybe we'll just, you know know we probably already triple the

listenership of an ESPN podcast so oh yeah definitely that's my guess I haven't

looked at the numbers recently I'm just guessing it's probably triple but now we're

a little bit more like them in terms of

Setting no I'm just I'm just kidding by the way that that's a pretty good podcast when you're done listening here

If you have time to listen to another even though ours is the best. You could check their little show out over there. But we're going to talk injuries. We're going to talk performances. We got one big player movement and I want to get your thoughts on the Cinderguard debut that Jason and I talked about on Sunday and then we'll talk a little bit of bullpins.

Let's dive right into it with some injury news.

Not a lot going on negatively that's taking guys off the field from us.

We got some comebacks to start talking

about. First being Justin Verlander who threw a bullpen. He looks like he's slowly kind of making

his way back here. I don't think it's going to be anything that's abrupt.

I think it's going to be one of those things that we're going to follow every step of the way. We're going to

know every time Verlander's doing anything that puts him closer to returning. You know, this was just a 20 pitch bullpen.

What are you thinking about Verlander?

Obviously, we're probably still at least the rest of this month

from seeing him.

I would say June is the earliest. But when he comes

...