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Mike, give me no pigeon like the name is Michael Lewis

others in the dust or left out to rust who's hitting who's missing the

sleeper in the bust the sleeper in the blast

hello out there on Fantasyland and welcome to the Sleeper on the Bust. I'm Mike

Podhoser and I'm joined today by Rotograph's editor Enosaris and tonight

we'll be discussing a trade some surprising

average batted ball distances and a pair of DL returnees and the most

interesting player alive today not surprisingly is one of the men involved in today's blockbuster trade

and that's Scott Feldman and he was traded to the Orioles from the Cubs for Jake Arietta and Pedro Strope.

So, Eno, Scott Feldman, I'm sure a lot of somewhat shallower mixed leaguers have had Feldman on their team all season long and and he's he's continued to be a valuable pitcher

somewhat surprisingly, but do you think he's going to continue to earn value for shallow teamers now in the

American League or back in the American League?

Yeah, I don't know. I mean, you could point to the season he had with the Rangers and say,

well, you know, he had a five-year-A with the Rangers. It's not going to turn out great.

But the thing about that year of the Rangers is that he had the same

peripherals pretty much as he has now minus ground ball right a little bit so I

think if you if you tried that season again with the Rangers at

220 tell the season again he wouldn't have the same five ERA I think he would have

something closer to the high four the low four is high three's and I think that it's hard to it's

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