You're going to be. Hello and welcome episode 705 of the sleeper in the bus it Monday, June 17th. I'm your host Paul Spore and I'm flying solo again. Back to back episodes. Hopefully you're not too tired of me. This one won't go two hours. In fact, I'm going to jump right into it got some news and

notes and discuss then I'm going to get into some of the struggling star hitters

and kind of discuss what my outlook is on them let's honest, a lot of it isn't particularly actionable as far as cutting them or sitting them.

And once I get to the group you'll understand why.

But we do want to check in and kind of see where they're at.

Let's start with the transactions first though and get out to New York.

I remember on the last one, just the last episode that I did.

I was doing the position check-ins and kind of talking about Edwin and

Carnarseo and saying I'm not sure where he's going to go and I skipped over New

York completely because Luke Void has first base and I figured as they kind of get all these guys back

D.H. is going to be covered either as a revolving door or maybe you can bring

Judge back a little bit earlier and park him at D.H. for a little while but then you give you give Stanton days off there you can

give Sanchez days off there I mean I kind of thought that's what they were going

to do but now it looks like it's going to be void at first and can understand it at the age.

Well they can kind of flip-flop too by the way because Edwin has played plenty of the field

this year. So you can really get them out there if you want if you want to put Luke Void at

D.H they can kind of alternate but they're gonna man those two spots.

Could Frazier get sent out? I mean that's a tough blow. Everyone seems to be

jumping immediately to the fact that he's going to be trade bait.

I'm not so sure on that if only because of the injuries that they've experienced this here.

Not that every team isn't painfully aware of how injuries can impact their season, but the Yankees

better than any other in certainly recent memory have had such devastating injuries that

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