You're listening to Wins Above Fantasy, part of the Pictureless Podcast Network with Van Burnett and Steve Giswelly.

Welcome back, everybody. It is Wins Above Fantasy episode 164. Today on the podcast, it's Thursday, December 26th.

Hope everybody who celebrates how to Merry Christmas, happy holidays to all.

Steve, it is good to be back talking always this time of year because it feels like the final bridge from 2024 to 2025 and a fresh season, a fresh slate.

And we've got a lot of good stuff to talk about today,

looking deep at starting pitchers beyond ADP 200.

And we've kind of capped it around ADP 300.

So it's kind of that honeypot of SP5 to SP9 on your rosters where you're kind of loaded up.

We all know that that's a key section to attack every single year.

And we'll get into this year how the landscape's looking coming off of a great show

a couple weeks ago with Chris Towers.

But I haven't talked to you in a little bit.

How's Christmas break going?

I think you got a couple drafts under your belt.

Excited to talk baseball with you, man.

Yeah, I have one completed.

Did a gladiator draft over at NFBC.

I'm in the middle of an NFBC 50.

So basically by the end of next week, I'll have my first two teams. It'll probably be it for me

for 2024, but then, like you're hinting at, I know we've been saying how, you know,

the fantasy season now is a full season, a year-long event for fantasy baseball. That is, at least that's how it's gotten over the last few years. It's supposed to be a year-long event for fantasy baseball that is at least that's how it's gotten over the last few years

it's been more and more commonplace to just basically start drafting and start breaking down players the second

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