You're going to be. Hello and

welcome episode 736 of The Sleeper and the Bust.

It is Wednesday, September 11th.

I'm your host Paul Spore. I'm rocking a solo pod today and I've got a pretty

interesting topic on tap for you guys today and what I'm gonna be looking at is eight sneaky

second half standouts.

And I'll be taking a look at what they're doing, how they're doing it,

maybe what sort of changes we're seeing, if any,

and spin it forward to 2020 maybe what their outlook has in store if there's something

that you want to buy in on for this or if maybe it's just a big second half and

sometimes it's just kind of pointing it out and you're kind of like,

hmm, that's interesting and you maybe don't have any action on it. But let's just dive right into these guys.

And let's start with Kyle Seger. Now, I am starting a little bit at the at the high end or maybe

Depending on how the meter goes the low end of sneakiness. I will say that he's not as sneaky as some of the others. I think he's been so extreme

Seeger has in terms of what he's in terms of his second half versus what he's

done not just in the first half but also last year that I do think

he's a little bit more more prominent here but you know maybe you play NL only or maybe you don't have him in a league. Maybe you play 10 team and so he hasn't been as on the

forefront in those formats. Obviously NL only he doesn't register at all with Kyle Sager being a Seattle mariner.

But I just want to highlight him a little bit.

He has the biggest, actually hang on, let me fact check myself there, right before I say that I'm already like, it's the second biggest.

So what I did was I looked at the biggest gains in WRC Plus from the first half to the second with a few

qualifiers. One you had to have a hundred plate appearances in each half. Two you

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