Hello, welcome to episode 1472 of The Sleeper in the Bus.

It is Friday, February 6th.

I'm your host Paul Spore.

Join this morning by Justin Mason.

Justin, good morning.

Good morning.

How we doing?

Not too bad.

How about yourself?

Yeah, just another beautiful day, ready to talk some more baseball, loving these three episodes

a week. How'd yesterday go with the rest of the second base preview? I have not listened yet. It went good. I mean, it went a little bit long because like we've mentioned, second base is not very good, but it is deep. A lot of names, yep. A lot of names that could go. And, you know, some are going to to jump but we just don't know which that's

problem when you got this big pool of same same they're not all going to be great some are

going to emerge trying to find those gems is the tough part so eager to see how you guys cover

the back half there i was uh kind of busy just making sure i got my sp update ready to go

even though i didn't have a lot to say because i'd already written up from her, I will go ahead and chime in here. I know you guys talked about him yesterday, but I got to give some thoughts on the fact that my tigers now have two of the best lefties in the game. You know, a lot of things were running through the head immediately, right? Everyone, not everyone, but there was rumors like, oh, is this, Scoobel savings? Did they win their 19 mil horrendously bad offer to him

and funnel it to Framber? Thankfully, no. Scoobel won his 32 mil, as he should have. What a painfully

pathetic offer to him. I really, really hope that they're pairing these two for at least a couple of years because Framber has the opt-out after two years. I'm very nervous about them signing scuba. But for this year, I'm really excited. Obviously, Fromber, you know, crossing up his catcher, really bad look, and definitely deserves me made fun of for that and everything but i doubt that was a major

game changer for teams unless there's like a history there that we don't know where you know astros

teammates or people around the league like actually this dude's a bad dude and that was just kind

of a look you know under the mask versus a bad moment on a big stage for a dude i don't know i'm not

just trying to defend it because he's a

tiger now. That move sucked. And if he did that to Del and Dingler, I think Dingler would go out there and beat his ass. So, you know, doing that to a rookie is what made it even worse. But again, am I going to judge him by his worst moment? I don't, I can't think of anything else that would make Frumber Beldez seem untoward.

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