Hello and welcome to the Rotowire Fantasy Baseball podcast. My name is Chris Crawford. Join today

my buddy Drew Silva. By the way, Drew is filling in for Ryan. We forgot to wish Ryan a happy

birthday yesterday, Drew. So a real quick belated happy birthday to our buddy Ryan Boyer, one of the

nicest human beings possible and does a really good job with all the stuff he does as well. So happy birthday, Ryan Boyer, one of the nicest human beings possible and does a really good job with all the

stuff he does as well. So happy birthday, Ryan Boyer, our colleague for a very, very long time.

We're going to be talking about the three ups, the three downs, and also offering some fab suggestions

for those of you who are looking to compete in your league.

And hopefully you are.

Hopefully you're not out of it.

I know many of us might be. But hopefully, if you're listening to the show, you're still in it. But first, let's get into some headlines. And I think we got to start with the Donnybrook, Drew. The Guardian's White Sox. So for those who missed it, a hustle double by Jose Ramirez, a tag that looked pretty innocuous to me, from Tim Anderson to Jose Ramirez.

Turns out one of them did not feel that tag was so innocuous.

And it led to a all-out brawl.

One of the better fights that I have seen. Now, look, I'll just be

honest with you. Most of the time, this stuff does not interest me. It's pretty stupid. It's,

it's grown men fighting over stupid stuff. This one was interesting. And this one was pretty

fun to watch because both guys connected pretty good.

J. Ramlanded a real good one. Did you, uh, did you, did you, did you, enjoy what you saw from that one? And I did put, for those listening, I did put quotation marks up there.

Yeah. And joy is probably not the right word, but that was definitely a wild one. You don't

often see two, two players square up against each other.

I like that the umpire just got out of the way.

Like they dropped the gloves like it was a hockey fighter, even reminded me of like

NMA.

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