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 203. And today is Thursday, February 12th, as you guys are listening to this on the podcast.

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

Steve, we're in February.

It's upon us.

Pitchers and catchers reported talking a little offline about, you know, it's the excitement,

but also you hear about the injuries that we haven't heard about for months.

And yeah, just slowly starting to ramp up into draft prep player preferences.

And that is kind of the name of the game for tonight's episode where we're looking at ADP position battles.

Finding little little side-by-side comparisons that you might find in the draft room.

And there's always that moment of like, wait, I kind of like both of these guys.

Who do I go with?

And it's just rather than flipping a coin in the room, we'll flip the coin with you guys tonight as we talk through this. It's going to be a lot of fun, Steve. We got a lot. I think we got 13 pairing. So we're going to be moving a little bit faster than kind of the traditional waft deep dives. But how's it going out there, man? Good to be back talking baseball with you. Yeah, it's nice. I would say it's

officially fantasy baseball draft season, right? Yeah. Super Bowl's over. It's, you know, we're,

we're now almost in the middle of February. It's nice that we get the shortest month right before

March when it's like officially like home league draft season. But like now is the time to do,

you know, your money leagues

things like that and then you you finish up the last few with like your big home leagues

in March right yeah and you're shocked yeah you're shocked in your home league of how many guys

you like that you got because not everybody's you know listening and reading the same exact

stuff yeah yeah yeah for sure but you know, listening and reading the same exact stuff.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.

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