The sleeper in the bus, the skill, there's luck, a keeper or cut, open by like K shut. A short stop, or stop short,

press play or press support, intelligence for sports.

Good of y'all to listen, aiming at what troop is.

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 blast

the sleeper in the blast Hello out there and I'm Rotographs editor, E. Saris, and today we'll be discussing a pair of Hot First Basemen

and the long awaited return of an exciting young arm in Seattle.

But first, and most importantly, E know, I have a true or false question for you and I know you love these because these are always a surprise to you.

So true or false all Jeff Fran Kord needed was a change of scenery and now in San Francisco he's an intriguing second half breakout candidate.

You get to watch and play every day, are you excited?

Oh man, I get to, you know, I mean, you know what, actually, he's a, he's a, he's actually a nice guy, like he's, he's a smiling, laughing guy in the clubhouse and you know right now as much as it pains me to say the Giants clubhouse could use it a little bit and also if you use it and this is just a real life baseball thing

really not that interesting in fantasy that's why I was laughing but in real life

this team has a lot of left-handers and does not really have a right-handed

out-field guy so what they can do is split and does not really have a right-handed outfield guy.

So they can do his platoon him basically in left field

and get a guy that is decent against lefties.

But that's not useful in fantasy.

I mean, I can't imagine that one third of the

playing time with a iffy batting average not much power and a good arm in left

field is really going to be useful in fantasy.

But but it's the change of scenery doesn't left field is really going to be useful in fantasy.

But it's the change of scenery.

Doesn't a change of scenery always work for players

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