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a song Spotify today is Saturday April 9th. I am Frank Sample joined by Scott White

and we're headed into week two. This is four people setting their lineups on Monday,

April 11th through Sunday, April 17th. Two teams with five games next week, the Diamond

Backs and the Astros. Then we have 14 other teams with seven games in week two. Scott, who

are some sleeper pitchers you're looking at? First want to point out, we're looking ahead

here. So things could obviously change just in the time since I sent you this list and

we started recording. Things changed for Tony Gonslin who was originally in line for

two starts. Dodgers rearranged their rotation. I still like him as a sleeper against Cincinnati,

not as much as if he was making two starts. So in two star pitchers, I do like include

Matt Brash, the rookie making his major league debut at the White Sox and then getting the

Astros tough matchups, but I think the skill level is really high for him. Nestor Cortez,

who was strong for the Yankees down the stretch last season, bipolar matchups here, Blue

Jays, Orioles. If you want a two-star guy, he's among the better options, I think. Dakota

Hudson, two really good matchups, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, but he's not going to give you

a lot of strikeouts. He's more of a ground ball pitcher. Still seem usable. And Wascar, you

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