You're going to episode 4.33 of the sleeper in the bus. It is Thursday March 2nd.

I'm your host Paul Sporr joined by Enososer. You know, we're officially in March. Baseball season is legitimately here now. How you doing?

I am in it to win it.

Right.

Yep.

This is the weekend I go to, uh, this is the weekend that I go to Labor.

Labor is this weekend. hell labor league of alternate base for reality

forty dollars David price

forty dollars davis price

there's the opening bed yet there's your uh, there's your game plan and you just won the league, you're welcome.

You know, I got a question for you, okay?

We're going to lead off with this question. It's a question we've covered in previous seasons, but I know that we add new listeners all the time and so they may not have heard your answers last year.

How do you utilize spring training for fantasy gain? We've heard

a million times the stats don't mean anything. We've seen studies that suggest they might not

mean a lot, but to say they don't mean anything at all goes a little bit too far

Obviously you can watch games so what what do you do to say instead of just having it on in the background like how do you

gain out of fantasy out of spring training?

We talked about how I like to know velocities and that you know every take of velocity is good and new pitches are good

no matter what even if they're sort of averages new pitches they're still they're still

useful so those are the two things I'm looking

for is trust of new pitches and velocity from the pitcher side. On the inner side

almost nothing except I like to see plate appearances. I like to see the guy play a lot if if they're looking at

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