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

Welcome back, everybody. It is Wins Above Fantasy, episode 183.

Happy Thursday, if you're joining us on the podcast, if you're joining us on the live stream, welcome as always. We are talking by low pitchers. Little follow-up episode from recent ones. Some of these names, Steve, are starting to get into the stories of the season, right? The guys that we talk about throughout the year.

And I know I have personally jumped on board with at least one of these pitchers in the past few weeks.

And some of the guys we're going to talk about is buy lows or trade targets.

Other ones are semi-available in home leagues and shaller leagues.

So it'll be a great show.

Got about 10 names lined up looking at a variety of underlying stats to kind of point us to by low.

So great kind of early summer show here to try to find pitching, which is always more and

more difficult as the season goes on.

But how's it going, man? Are you surviving the heat wave out there? It's good. Yeah, we're in the thick of a,

I know you guys in the Midwest have been dealing with it too, but the last two days here in New York have

been absolutely brutal. Today was actually supposed to be hotter, but surprisingly it was a little bit cooler.

And by a little bit cooler, I mean, it was like 96 rather than 100.

Balmy.

But yeah, I mean, that means that the baseballs are going to start flying.

So you need to find some options to help those ratios as we get into the dog days of summer.

I know that there's been a lot of talk about the running environment

and that home runs are down and drag on the ball.

That being said, runs per game are around the same.

So, you know, it's not like it's been... That being said, runs per game are around the same.

So, you know, it's not like it's been like easiest thing in the world to find pitchers.

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