Hello and welcome to episode 1481 of The Sleeper and the Bus. It is Friday, February 27th. I'm your host, Paul Sporer.

Join this morning by Justin Mason, Justin. It's almost March, dude. We made it. We really made it fast.

I was just saying I need to slow down. Like I'm so far behind. Like I need to do two guys.

And I know, you know, it looks bad on us, always saying let's get to the, let's get to the spring. Let's get through winter, especially me, because I hate the cold weather. And now we're here and I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, slow down, slow down. Slow down. I cannot believe that it is March in two days. But we are obviously very much in the thick of it. We're going to finish up outfield today.

We will kick off March with pitching and obviously have several episodes there. We still have a ton of outfielders to cover. So I want to get into it. We've got four more categories. Well, three and a half. One's like really small. And then the gigantic one that we have is going to be a lightning round. We're just going to go through bang, bang, find some of the ones you like, I like, and get through it.

But we're going to start with a few more power bats from carrying over from yesterday. And then some volume plays, guys that they don't necessarily have one of these kitsy little categories. I mean, I could have put them in one, but I ended up grouping them together as guys who have starting jobs. They're going to play a ton and are you interested type of five. But let's start with these power bats. We got Willioreau, Jorge Saler, Tyler O'Neill, Jack Cags, Owen Casey, Trent Grisham, and Trevor Larnock. We're not going to hit all of them, but I want to start at the top with Willi or Brayu, someone I want to dive in on a bit more, because I think he could definitely be the best of this bunch by a good bit. And to that end, he's far and away the most expensive.

He's picked 230. The next closest is Solair at 360. So, you know, we're talking a huge jump here.

But 22 homers, 69 ribs, which was nice, six steals, and 53 runs in just 150-15 games for Abrae

last year with great defense, which locks in his playing time at least versus

righties.

I don't think he'll get platooned, but with all their talent, who knows?

I guess the key now is can Abraeu add to this?

We've seen two pretty good seasons, but they've both been partial, right?

Justin, 447 and 417 played appearances for Willier.

Are we going to get the full season coming yet?

Um, I don't know.

That, I mean, that's, that's a really tough question with Abraeu is, are we going to see him stay healthy?

And then is there going to be any sort of platoon situation with him, especially considering all the, uh, just bats they have on this team.

Although the best ones that could like platoon, they're not going to make like Christian

Campbell just a short side of a platoon.

He's going to go back down.

Yeah, that's true.

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