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Hello, everyone, and welcome to this week in fantasy baseball.

I'm John Cuh, and today we are going to be talking with pitchless writer Josh Shaw about his patience-spanic article from this past week,

focusing on Pete Crowe Armstrong, Austin Riley, and Matt McLean.

A bunch of names that I'm sure are causing some consternation for fantasy managers everywhere. I know myself, I've got

quite a few shares of Austin Riley. So that will be a fun little conversation before we do that.

But yeah, obviously in this episode, we're going to talk to Josh. And then we're also going to go over

the latest news and notes around baseball and give some stream recommendations at the end of the show. we do all that though josh how are you doing i am doing well i want to apologize to

austin riley ahead of time um you know it's it's not going to be very kind to him and just you know

earmuffs austin if you got them use them yes yeah. This is not a reverse psychology thing. Or, you know,

maybe it is. Maybe it is. Yeah. Well, we'll talk about the things that are plaguing Riley and the other

two players as well. But yeah, how has your fantasy baseball season been going so far? See, I'm one of the

weirdos on the staff who doesn't do fantasy baseball.

I've never done it.

I don't pay attention to it.

And I've only ever done fantasy football.

And it drives me absolutely insane because I am one of the most competitive people I know.

And so when things go wrong, I get angry at myself,

at others, at God, anyone who has like a face, they're getting, they're getting some shots.

And when it's like, oh, man, Devante Adams, two yards away, you lost by two points. My mind just

goes red. So I've learned fantasy is just not for me. And I think baseball would be even

worse. Because if I woke up every morning for four months straight, just being tormented by like

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