You're listening to Wins Above Fantasy, part of the Pitcherless podcast network with Van Burnett and Steve

Gisweli. Welcome back, everybody. It is Wins Above Fantasy, episode 144. Today is Thursday, June 20th.

I believe I said that last week as well, Steve, but I think we might have jumped ahead in the rundown.

We got a great show, guys, we are talking part two of last week, where we were looking at hitters to target and talking kind of trade season by low, by high, things of that nature.

This week, we are flipping over to the pitcher

side of that discussion it's going to be a fantastic time thank you guys for joining us

uh if you're not you guys can follow us on the live stream wednesday nights at winds above

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Steve is at Stov 81818.

But Steve, Juneteenth, it was, we both had the day off.

It was nice to kick back a little bit.

And it was also nice to, fittingly, remember Willie Mays, who I had to throw in at the top of the rundown as a quick note, Steve, because my dad and my grandpa took us out, my brother and I, to Cooperstown

about 15, 20 years ago, and my dad's no longer with us. So I remember that trip so, so fondly.

And Willie Mays was far and away, like one of our

favorite exhibitions at Cooperstown and just hearing about the catch. I put a link out there,

but there's a fantastic, foolish baseball YouTube video that kind of breaks down how impressive

the catch is. What I remembered from Cooperstown is someone talking about how it wasn't just the catch,

it was also the throw, turning around, stopping on a dime,

turning around, holding the runner at second in a World Series game.

So rest in peace to Willie May is a guy that is great for the sport.

It has personally been a cool

thing. My brother's lifelong fantasy team name is the say, hey kid, and great for African Americans

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