Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of the Nice Tradecast on the RotoViz Radio Network.

I am your host, Nathan Powell.

And this evening, I am joined not by Dan Sainio.

He is out of commission for this evening, out of commission for the week.

So I took call to the bullpen. I need to get a nice closer in. So I'm bringing in my good friend,

John Bosch. How are you this evening, John? I'm doing okay. I'll go back to my baseball terms and

ask if I'm here for a blown save. I believe that's what I'm getting

set up for, right? No, we always bring you in for the lights out one, two, three inning with

John Bosch. So as you, yes. So as usual, when John and I get on the microphone, we usually talk some sort of commission stuff because John loves commish stuff. I also love commish stuff. So if you were listening in the last couple weeks, we did our QB and RB report cards, you know, handing out some grades for the first half to see, I mean first half, basically for the season. We're going to take a break from that since we're missing Dan.

I don't want my other, I don't want my co-teacher to be like, well, how did you give, who's a wide receiver? How did you give Elijah Moore, B plus? It should have been an A-plus. So I'm going to take a break from that, and we're going to talk some commission stuff. So first thing we're going to talk about, and I'm going to call somebody out here, and I'm going to just put two names out there because I'm not, I can't

remember who I read it from this from today. It was either Heath Cummings or, or Jody, Jody Smith. I love

both of them. One of them said that as commissioners, we should be flexible with the COVID

breakouts that are occurring right now

and we should maybe loosen different, you know, IR rules or loosen different waiver rules.

And without, I don't really get on Twitter fights anymore.

But if I were, I would have gotten into a Twitter fight saying it's asinine to change any sort of rules in

week 14, especially because we've been doing this for two years. Like, your rules should have

accounted for the possibility of craziness. And if they didn't, then that's your, that's your own fault,

basically. So, as I'm basically, you know, ragging on a fellow fantasy analyst fantasy writer, John, what are your thoughts on adjusting in season with COVID craziness?

Yeah, I'm not going to, I'm not a fan of adjusting in season.

I should have been taken care of in advance.

I mean, we've talked for two years now.

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