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 149.

I'm Van Burnett, joined as always by Steve Gisweli.

Today is Thursday, July 25th.

Steve, as mentioned, before we started rolling, I am kind of stumbling to the show.

I got a horse voice, a lot of life stuff happening, plenty of banter.

But we've got plenty of players and teams to talk about tonight.

It's kind of a waft classic episode here where we're looking at strength of schedule

and for better or worse for the rest of the way.

And this is kind of a forgotten element of fantasy and the chess game when you're down the home stretch,

either chasing categories in Roto or looking at going on a run here for head-to-head

playoff season is right around the corner. I know my home league is in like three weeks.

I'm in great shape there. But yeah, this is always a very productive episode because it's the ultimate tiebreaker.

When you look at some guys and then you're like, oh, I forgot that that team has like the easiest strength of schedule the rest of the way.

And you have taken it a step further this year.

Hats off to you by not only looking at the schedule advantages,

but also even breaking it down by some categorical analysis with like stolen bases,

ERA. So we're going to dive into a ton of it. It's going to be a little bit more team talk,

but we do have a ton of names that will kind of move

quickly through because we've got a lot of different categories to talk about. Steve, how are we

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