Hello, welcome to episode 1033 of the sleeper and the bust. It is Friday, April 1st.

And this is no April fool's joke that it is a fireside chat. I'm your host, Paul Spore,

joined by Nick Pollock. Nick, it's been a while. How you doing?

What is happening? Yes. We're doing it again. I mean, with a look, we figured like,

we got a week left until the season starts. We haven't done what the people want.

They want some SP chatter based on our rankings. So we both have a relatively recent rankings.

You can let me know if there's some changes off of yours based on some numbers that I have listed

here from the 321 update. So definitely let me know. But I do have some of our biggest

changes, biggest differences on each side where you're positive and I'm positive. And

my guess is that even with changes, we would probably still have a big split. So we would

absolutely can't wait. We got five guys that you're higher on. Five guys that I'm higher on.

Let's start with yours. I can dive right in. This one, really, I was surprised to see them so

high. You're really jumping back in. It feels like a little bit on Steven Strasberg. And I understand

the upside of like, take a shot. I album. Obviously, you're only doing that in a league with an IL to

get that. And I would, I would say that too. Don't do it in NFBC where you only have the seven reserves.

But 65 was really high. Now my 176 looks jarring. Like, what do you mean 176?

After pitch pitch, pitch, pitch 75, if you looked at my list this week, you saw I started

breaking guys up into groups based on different things like injury concerns, guys who are good for

whip, you know, late rookies or things like that. So the reason I bring that up is because the 176

probably isn't the exact number that Steven Strasberg would be at. But we would still have a

pretty sharp difference because I would not take him inside my top 100, even with IL spots.

Sure. Yeah. I'm just nervous. Like, I've been a big Strasberg guy. One of my, one of my like

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