The doc is in.

Dr. Roto joins us right now.

We're going to talk about balancing baseball and football,

his fantastic LABR team that's contending down the stretch

and a little bit of what's in his football wall as well.

All coming up on the Roto RMLV podcast. Hey, everybody.

Welcome to the Roto R fantasy baseball podcast.

Jeff Erickson here with Dr. Roto.

Our good friend joined us last year, joins us again.

We both do a lot of baseball and football.

We talk a lot of other good stuff. I have a lot of other things in common as well. Doc, always a pleasure. How are you doing? It is, my friend. It's good to see you. Good to be on with you again. I get, this is where is it, the confluence of baseball and football coming.

I mean, it's been happening the last, the confluence of baseball and football coming.

I mean, it's been happening the last month, but now I feel like I'm on fumes. I'm third overall in the great fantasy baseball invitational. I'm second in labor. So I'm hanging in there with baseball, my brain is looking to Detroit versus Kansas City tonight, so I'll have to balance it. Oh, yeah. Well, it's always like finishing the drill versus paying the bills, you know, and I always have this conflict every year. You know, we, I love baseball. It's my original fantasy sport. It's my, you know, first love of fantasy, but at the same time, I mean, football's bigger by an order of magnitude, and we happen to do both and hopefully do it well.

And it's tough balancing that act.

You know, nobody believes me, but if I were the commissioner of fantasy baseball around the world,

I would end leagues right around Labor Day, right, August 31st, because then we can all turn to football

and I wouldn't have to feel conflicted. And I think the baseball season's too long anyway, but nobody's going to listen to me and nobody's going to want to do that because everybody would lose money. Well, and I think, yeah, that's exactly right. And, you know, I think that's absolutely what happens. You see head to head leaks. They do that sometimes, or at least just down to the playoffs at that point in time.

There's your teams involved, all that. So I get that. And then, you know, September roster expansion isn't as massive as it used to be. So that makes a little bit more manageable, too, at least. We don't have Bruce Boji using 13 pitchers in one game anymore. So we've got that going for us. So that's good. I wanted to hit up on a couple players,

The Secret to Your Success.

I was looking at your laborer roster.

We drafted next. so we got that going for us. So that that's good. I wanted to hit up on a couple players,

The Secret to Your Success.

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