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Speaker 2: It is the show, Hey Otani, Show Bubba. It's Shoe,
Speaker 2: Al Rico and Casey Bubba joining you here again as usual.
Speaker 2: And I honestly put in the show sheet together this morning.
Speaker 2: I thought, should I just put one name on the
Speaker 2: show sheet and we can just talk about Otani. We
Speaker 2: could probably fill a half an hour pretty easily going
Speaker 2: over what he did yesterday.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about him.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk about some other things as well,
Speaker 2: but before we do get going, put your questions in
Speaker 2: the chat. We'll probably get to a couple if you
Speaker 2: got any waiver wire streaming even twenty twenty five questions.
Speaker 2: We should have a little bit of time later on
Speaker 2: in the show, but we are going to start where
Speaker 2: we have to start today, Bubba with one of the
Speaker 2: greatest games. It's not even hyperbolic to say it's one
Speaker 2: of the greatest games. In baseball history that show Hey
Speaker 2: Otani put on yesterday, and also considering when it came
Speaker 2: in the season it won, anybody who had him in
Speaker 2: a head to head league probably won their championship. He
Speaker 2: went six for six, three homers, four runs, ten Ribby's,
Speaker 2: and two stolen bases to clinch his fifty to fifty season,
Speaker 2: putting him into the history books. One uped himself and
Speaker 2: got to fifty one fifty one yesterday. I don't even
Speaker 2: really have words to describe this anymore. This is just ridiculous, Buba.
Speaker 3: It is the only words that come to that mine
Speaker 3: are unicorn special, best ever like stuff like that. It's
Speaker 3: it's ridiculous watching him and just watching the you know,
Speaker 3: the highlights because I wasn't watching it live, and seeing
Speaker 3: the way he hits the moonshot, the moonshot for number
Speaker 3: forty nine, I believe, to right field. Then he hits
Speaker 3: the Appo Taco for fifty and then he just happens
Speaker 3: to hit another one for fifty one. It was just
Speaker 3: ridiculous what took place with show Hey definitely the best
Speaker 3: we've ever seen in our ages, and we'll see where
Speaker 3: it goes from there.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. You see him.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think most of us probably have Jeff
Speaker 2: Passon notifications on, or we at least see his tweets
Speaker 2: very regularly, and it's like, Okay, you got forty nine
Speaker 2: twenty minutes later, fifty twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: Later, fifty.
Speaker 2: It's like I thought Twitter was broken for a second,
Speaker 2: as like, is this spamming me notifications or something like that,
Speaker 2: But no, this is unbelievable. I know that Otani is
Speaker 2: going to be talked about if you listen to any
Speaker 2: shows today, he is going to be the lead point.
Speaker 2: But he should be like, this is just one of
Speaker 2: the best seasons I think we've ever seen in history.
Speaker 1: And I saw a couple of people talking Bubba.
Speaker 2: Each of the last three seasons, we've seen a really
Speaker 2: historic accomplishment. Judge hitting sixty two, Akunyas forty seventy, and
Speaker 2: now the fifty to fifty in your eyes as Otani's
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty the most impressive of the three.
Speaker 3: I'd say probably yeah, just because I'm a Bonds guy,
Speaker 3: I remember seeing what he did. I remember Conseko doing
Speaker 3: his thing, and a Rod doing his and all these
Speaker 3: other guys fifty to fifty is ridiculous because he usually
Speaker 3: don't see power speed like this. Not to mention he's
Speaker 3: having Tommy John surgery while doing this, Just to put
Speaker 3: the icing on the cake through all of this, I
Speaker 3: think fifty to fifty is. You know, there's always gonna
Speaker 3: be great records, there's always gonna be our you know,
Speaker 3: arguments that are valid for multiple things. But what Showyotani's
Speaker 3: doing right now, as some of that's played baseball, it's
Speaker 3: it's it's not earthly, let's put it that way.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I think people were saying that the season long stolen
Speaker 2: base prop was set at like seventeen and a half
Speaker 2: or eighteen and a half. He's still twenty last year.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody was expecting this now. And I
Speaker 2: heard some people say, well, maybe he's going to be
Speaker 2: a closer next year and have fifty saves and fifty
Speaker 2: home runs and just keep rewriting the record book.
Speaker 3: I think that's very possible if they let him do it.
Speaker 3: I guess the smart move. Honestly, he needs to be
Speaker 3: the closer. That's what I've been saying for a couple
Speaker 3: of years now.
Speaker 2: Well, i'd kind of worry. And you know, we have
Speaker 2: a question in the chat about where we're drafting. Show
Speaker 2: heys a pitcher only next year because there are some
Speaker 2: formats where he's going to be separate on Yahoo and
Speaker 2: a couple of others. I don't know about just as
Speaker 2: a pitcher only. I feel like if he does have
Speaker 2: some kind of injury, that would be the first thing
Speaker 2: that stops and they try and keep him on the field.
Speaker 2: If you're just looking at pitcher only, sho heeyo Tani Bubba.
Speaker 2: Is that a top fifty player? Is that a top
Speaker 2: one hundred player? Where would you personally want to take him?
Speaker 3: Yeah, pittuer only he's still an SP one. He's still
Speaker 3: a stud. He's a top probably three or four round
Speaker 3: pitcher because if he returns to the SP one of
Speaker 3: old that he is a cy young caliber arm. There's
Speaker 3: no denying that. I'm not going to draft him as
Speaker 3: a pitcher, and I want that bat all day, every day.
Speaker 3: But if you are draft him as a pitcher. As
Speaker 3: a question asked a he's a top ten starting pitcher,
Speaker 3: I'll say that, and maybe when I break it down
Speaker 3: more it'll change, but I'd say he's probably a top
Speaker 3: ten starting pitcher because he's already thrown. Now you got
Speaker 3: to assume he's ready by opening days, so it should
Speaker 3: be good to go.
Speaker 2: Well, they're talking about him pitching him in the playoffs potentially,
Speaker 2: even though it might not be likely, but that shows
Speaker 2: that he's at least within a stone's throw of being ready,
Speaker 2: and you've got six more months that should be full
Speaker 2: ready to go by spring training. He's just I mean,
Speaker 2: I could talk all day about him. He's really justridiculous.
Speaker 2: You can keep him for a twenty second round pick
Speaker 2: as just a pictures I think you're.
Speaker 4: Doing that all day, Yes, yes, yes, do that.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Michael Harris.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk about a couple members of the Braves
Speaker 2: who went kind of crazy yesterday. Well let's start with
Speaker 2: Mike Harris, because he just had a crazy series two
Speaker 2: home runs yesterday, four runs, four Ribbies. But for the
Speaker 2: series as a whole, four home runs, six RBIs, he
Speaker 2: had six hits. He's kind of turned his season around
Speaker 2: a little bit. I know that he's missed some time
Speaker 2: with injuries, but Michael Harris generally speaking, was a disappointment
Speaker 2: this year. If you look back over the last couple
Speaker 2: of weeks, though sixteen for his last fifty nine doesn't
Speaker 2: sound crazy. Hitting two seventy but six homers, thirteen ribbies.
Speaker 2: He's been pretty solid. Now, when you did that early draft,
Speaker 2: I think he was still like a third round pick
Speaker 2: Bubba and a second beginning a third. Do you think
Speaker 2: Michael Harris still warrants a top forty to fifty overall
Speaker 2: price at this point?
Speaker 4: It's tough.
Speaker 3: Like we've talked before, the Churios, the Merrills, the Lankford's,
Speaker 3: all those guys. I think he's more of the Langford category.
Speaker 3: I think he got the Merrils and Centurials above him. Harris
Speaker 3: is very good. Harris is more what we want Randy
Speaker 3: Rose rain it to be better batting average, but still
Speaker 3: a twenty twenty type guy. Maybe he's got thirty thirty,
Speaker 3: Maybe he pulls the centric Mullens out of him. So
Speaker 3: third or fourth round I think is very fair for Harris.
Speaker 3: I've just tempered my expectations after this past year. Everyone
Speaker 3: annointed him the best batting average ass said he's going
Speaker 3: to go twenty five to twenty five, all these things,
Speaker 3: and you know he still could not gonna say he can't.
Speaker 3: But when Acuna comes back, Albi's comes back, does Harris
Speaker 3: go back to the bottom of the order again, Those
Speaker 3: are issues for fantasy. So I think he's still very good.
Speaker 3: I think he is valid of a third and fourth
Speaker 3: round pick. I'll just be looking for the dip if
Speaker 3: I can find it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he to the last couple of years,
Speaker 2: we've all kind of thought that he could take that
Speaker 2: next step forward. I mean, he burst onto the scene
Speaker 2: as a rookie, went twenty twenty and just like four
Speaker 2: hundred at bats. He looked like he was going to
Speaker 2: be the next kind of not necessarily a Kunya, but
Speaker 2: to your point, like a thirty thirty type of guy.
Speaker 2: He has dealt with some injuries, but he has also
Speaker 2: fallen short of expectations over the last couple of seasons.
Speaker 2: So I think that we should get a discount. I
Speaker 2: hope that we are able to get him, you know,
Speaker 2: past pick fifty or so, because if he's going in
Speaker 2: the fourth round, healthy braves team around him, he could
Speaker 2: be fantastic. He really could be a great pick there.
Speaker 2: But I don't want to be paying the premiums after
Speaker 2: a couple of less than stellar seasons for him. Sticking
Speaker 2: in Atlanta with his teammate Matt Olsen. You know, he
Speaker 2: took the home run call for Olsen on Wednesday. He
Speaker 2: had a home run on Tuesday and Thursday, as the
Speaker 2: way it goes, but two home runs yesterday. Over the
Speaker 2: last month, he and I talk about Harris turning a
Speaker 2: season around. Olson really has turned a season around, hitting
Speaker 2: three h eight over the last thirty days with twenty runs,
Speaker 2: thirty one ribbies and seven home runs. You know, we
Speaker 2: were talking about Pete Alonso on the on the show
Speaker 2: the other day, Bubba. Between the two of them, as
Speaker 2: of right now, would you rather take Olson or would
Speaker 2: you rather take Alonzo?
Speaker 3: Heading into twenty two five, I'd still take Olson. Olson
Speaker 3: still the guy for me. I like the team context better,
Speaker 3: and that's not saying much. The Mets are pretty good.
Speaker 3: Like the Mets are playing well, but I'll take Atlanta
Speaker 3: the ballpark. The team still much better. Get a kill
Speaker 3: in your back next year, you get Riley back. I'll
Speaker 3: think my chances with Matt Wilson. I think both of
Speaker 3: them are probably getting drafted a little higher than I'd like,
Speaker 3: at least in the first draft.
Speaker 4: Obviously.
Speaker 3: I know I'm saying that with one draft in the books,
Speaker 3: But I take Alson over Pete Alonso, big meat Pete, I.
Speaker 1: Think I would too.
Speaker 2: Like I think in terms of the overall profile, it's
Speaker 2: fairly similar. You're gonna get a lot of production in
Speaker 2: three categories, not a lot of stolen bases. The batting
Speaker 2: average could go up to two seventy for either one,
Speaker 2: but probably closer to two forty two to fifty. But
Speaker 2: I think I will be on your side there in
Speaker 2: default towards the better lineup that Olson's going to have
Speaker 2: around him, for sure. Let's move on and talk about
Speaker 2: Brandon Fott, who has been pretty inconsistent as a whole
Speaker 2: this season. You know, I've done the game of putting
Speaker 2: him in my lineup for the bad start, sitting him
Speaker 2: for the good one.
Speaker 1: We've kind of done that a little bit.
Speaker 2: He had a gem against the Brewers yesterday, and I
Speaker 2: think that as a side note, the Brewer is now
Speaker 2: that they've clinched as a team that you can kind
Speaker 2: of target here in certain ways. But Brandon fought seven
Speaker 2: innings of two hit, one run ball. He did not
Speaker 2: walk a batter and struck out twelve. When you look
Speaker 2: below the surface at Brandon Fodd's numbers. They're quite a
Speaker 2: bit better than what you're seeing just in terms of
Speaker 2: the ERA, which is still at four six six. All
Speaker 2: the ERA estimators are into the threes. You know, He's
Speaker 2: obviously got that really solid command. Just a five percent
Speaker 2: walk rate. Feels like somebody who could take another step forward.
Speaker 2: You know, the Arizona Fall League a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: he was kind of the hot topic. He led the
Speaker 2: minor leagues and strikeouts the year before. Development's been a
Speaker 2: little bit slower than we thought, but I feel like
Speaker 2: they're still an ACE level pitcher somewhere in Brandon five.
Speaker 4: I agree.
Speaker 3: I was all in on him this year. It was
Speaker 3: really good for a while. I haven't pitched Hi much
Speaker 3: lately because he mentioned the struggles. I think it's the
Speaker 3: last six starts, twenty nine er and runs in twenty
Speaker 3: nine innings pitched. So this Jim, let's just say he
Speaker 3: was on my bench for because I couldn't stomach throwing
Speaker 3: him out there. But I do think there's a lot
Speaker 3: to like there. His issues A lot of this season's
Speaker 3: been the home run ball and just consistency with walks.
Speaker 3: He's got strikeout stuff when he has when he's On.
Speaker 3: He has really good games. I think he has just
Speaker 3: another like little tweak, maybe one pitch away from going
Speaker 3: to be like does Zach Gallon of their rotation when
Speaker 3: Gallon moves on at some point.
Speaker 4: So I think Fought is very, very good.
Speaker 1: He's gonna be interesting.
Speaker 2: And you know, those Brewers, they're gonna You're gonna be
Speaker 2: drinking pretty regularly over the next couple of weeks, not
Speaker 2: just because they are the Brewers, but because they are.
Speaker 1: Clinched into the playoff spot.
Speaker 2: So other than Jackson Cherio, you might see some hungover
Speaker 2: players there in the Brewers side of things. Let's talk
Speaker 2: zachly tell another guy who I really invested in heavily
Speaker 2: as a waiver pick up earlier in the season. Felt
Speaker 2: like a fool for a lot of the summer, but
Speaker 2: he's really turned it on as a September playoff hero.
Speaker 2: Three consecutive gyms, three consecutive w's. But the cherry on
Speaker 2: top of the cake was yesterday seven innings of one
Speaker 2: hit ball against the Red Straw, the Red Sox striking
Speaker 2: out seven.
Speaker 1: For the season.
Speaker 2: As a whole, it's a three five six ERA. He
Speaker 2: has a one to twenty four whip walk right less
Speaker 2: than five percent. I kind of like zachly Tell heading
Speaker 2: in the next year. I don't think he's gonna be
Speaker 2: anybody that gets any kind of hype, and you can
Speaker 2: kind of take him as a fifth or sixth starting pitcher. Bubba,
Speaker 2: what's your interest level in Zach Lytel next year.
Speaker 3: I've always liked him as a deeper option, Like he
Speaker 3: started the year really really strong, then he scuffled a
Speaker 3: ton of late. So you mentioned the last three starts,
Speaker 3: zero earn runs over those three starts, like eighteen innings,
Speaker 3: fifteen k's. You mentioned the three ws seventy six pitches.
Speaker 3: Yesterday's been held with a seventy five basically since coming
Speaker 3: off the il. That's why some starts were only like
Speaker 3: five innings. But the skills he has shown throughout the
Speaker 3: season have warranted a good fantasy pitcher. It's just he
Speaker 3: had that speed bump that could get him at a
Speaker 3: value for you. So I don't mind the idea of
Speaker 3: targeting him. Let's just hope the rays devil magic on
Speaker 3: the elbows takes turn on him next year because he's
Speaker 3: kind of been the one that's.
Speaker 4: Got away so far this season. But I do agree,
Speaker 4: I do like the skill set from zecla lettell tough.
Speaker 2: To be a raised pitcher the last couple of years
Speaker 2: and not going to the Knife, but hoping for the
Speaker 2: best year for LATL. One more player I want to
Speaker 2: talk about in the headline section is not make you mantle. Sorry,
Speaker 2: Anthony Santander. You can easily get them confused these days.
Speaker 2: He had his forty second home run of the season,
Speaker 2: driving in his ninety seventh run, hitting a home run
Speaker 2: against your Giants yesterday by by Ryan Walker, who had
Speaker 2: been going pretty well, but a bit of a stinker
Speaker 2: from him yesterday. What is santan dere are going to
Speaker 2: get this summer?
Speaker 1: Where is he going to go? What's your interest level?
Speaker 2: I mean, we can't really speculate on location necessarily, but
Speaker 2: is he a forty home run guy going forward? Are
Speaker 2: you going to be drafting him as such next year,
Speaker 2: whether he's in Baltimore or otherwise because he is a
Speaker 2: free agent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was drafted him as like a thirty to
Speaker 3: thirty five guy this year. I think no matter where
Speaker 3: he goes next year, he's still a thirty to thirty
Speaker 3: five guy with forty plus upside.
Speaker 4: That's not going to change. He's not super old.
Speaker 3: He should you'd imagine he signs in a place that
Speaker 3: would benefit him, Otherwise that'd be just a cash grab,
Speaker 3: which hey, kudos to him too. At the same time,
Speaker 3: I'm just going to say I was watching that at
Speaker 3: bat with Santander and Walker was throwing some filth, but
Speaker 3: his sweeper was off one hundred pences in the booth
Speaker 3: every time WALKERU throw a high fastball and tendre bad
Speaker 3: swings and sweepers great foul offs, and Pence fight out said,
Speaker 3: do not throw your sleeper. Everything is to be a
Speaker 3: high fastball. Either walk him or you strike him out.
Speaker 3: Foul ball, falball, sweeper bomb like that's just what took place.
Speaker 3: It was it, Pence nailed it and Walker was due
Speaker 3: for a scuffle. But to your original question, sorry, I
Speaker 3: like to go on rabbit holes here. Santander should be
Speaker 3: a beast next year, and I'm hoping he's signed somewhere
Speaker 3: very very friendly to take it.
Speaker 4: Go sign went the Giants.
Speaker 3: He could probably get twenty splash hits a year. That'd
Speaker 3: be fun. So we'll see where that goes.
Speaker 2: Rockies opened up the pocketbook. Signed sometimes there. Let's let's
Speaker 2: got a sixty home run season.
Speaker 3: I'll throw the White Sox in the mix there too,
Speaker 3: and get the best contracts and Andrew Ben and Tendy, Andrew.
Speaker 1: Ben and Tendy, who has outperformed Julio.
Speaker 4: And on fire. Dude.
Speaker 3: I took the bit, like I said, we took the
Speaker 3: l on that one. Like what he's done for a
Speaker 3: month and a half is I had the double check, like,
Speaker 3: you know, here's another one for all the you know
Speaker 3: the drug tests they make all these athletes take after
Speaker 3: big games. Ben and Tendy better be peeing every day.
Speaker 3: It's a home run. That's all I have to say.
Speaker 3: Because where did this come from the last couple of months.
Speaker 2: It was like when Kevin Pollar was the number one
Speaker 2: fantasy player for like three weeks, and I was like,
Speaker 2: he's getting the Batista treatment every single day, Because I mean,
Speaker 2: being a Blue Jays guy, Jose Batista couldn't hit anything
Speaker 2: until he was like twenty eight. Then he gits fifty
Speaker 2: home runs. I can imagine every single game he was
Speaker 2: getting drug tested. Probably a similar thing happening with Ben
Speaker 2: and Tendy. Who would have thought it? Who would have
Speaker 2: thought it? But Hey, the White Sox, I think they've
Speaker 2: won four of their last eleven games or something, so
Speaker 2: for them, that's that's pretty damn good. You know, it
Speaker 2: was sticking with Baltimore here for a second, off to
Speaker 2: the santende are one. This is a couple of days
Speaker 2: old now, But we didn't talk about on the show much.
Speaker 2: Actually we didn't talk about at all. Craig Kimbrel was
Speaker 2: dfaid by the Orioles, kind of a surprise move, but
Speaker 2: maybe not a surprise. At the same time. His first
Speaker 2: half he had a two eight zero ERA fifty three
Speaker 2: strikeouts to sixteen walks. Since the All Star Break, Bubba
Speaker 2: Craig KIMBERLLL has a ten to fifty nine ERA, a
Speaker 2: two to one eight whip and fifteen walks and seventeen innings.
Speaker 2: Do you think there's a chance that this is just
Speaker 2: the end of Craig Kimbrel. Is he going to be
Speaker 2: somebody that gets a contract this offseason? And assuming that,
Speaker 2: let's just say he is done.
Speaker 1: He Hall of Fame worthy pitcher in your eyes, Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame's tough.
Speaker 3: I think he's been amazing, Like I wouldn't argue it
Speaker 3: if he was. But if guys like Billy Wagner aren't
Speaker 3: in the Hall of Fame. It's hard for me to
Speaker 3: see it. Craig Kimberrill get in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: The move makes sense just because the Oriols are going
Speaker 3: to the postseason. Kimberl's not adding any value to them
Speaker 3: at all. They need a roster spot, like, it's all
Speaker 3: just logistics at this point. Sucks for kimber because it
Speaker 3: wasn't an amazing first half. It just has gone the
Speaker 3: way of the Dodo. So hopefully he figures it out,
Speaker 3: hangs it up, or you know, one more trip around
Speaker 3: the sun see where it goes. But Hall of Fames
Speaker 3: just it's tough with the requirements on closers these days.
Speaker 2: The bar is so high. There's like what five relievers
Speaker 2: in the Hall of Fame or something. I think Wagner
Speaker 2: was pretty close last time, and I think he'll eventually
Speaker 2: trickle in, but it is it is a tricky one.
Speaker 2: Like Kimbrell was so dominant when he was with the Braves,
Speaker 2: and for that the majority of his career has been
Speaker 2: a pretty dependable arm. But the benchmark for closers tend
Speaker 2: to be a little bit higher. Let's say you're drafting
Speaker 2: in November December, he's unsigned, Are you gonna speculate on
Speaker 2: him as a potential closer for next season?
Speaker 3: Have to be coming out of really good value because usual,
Speaker 3: if I'm speculating on a guy, I know where he's
Speaker 3: playing already, not that if it does he have the
Speaker 3: role or not, that's not the question. It's Kimbra Legit
Speaker 3: could retire, like that's an option, and now you're really
Speaker 3: drawing dead. So it's tricky. That's a very very tricky one.
Speaker 3: I doubt I would right now.
Speaker 2: I think I'm on board with you unless it's like
Speaker 2: pick you know, three seventy five or something, and it's like, okay,
Speaker 2: I might as well take a chance and maybe but
Speaker 2: even then you're kind of maybe wasting a pick. You
Speaker 2: could get twenty five saves out of it. You never
Speaker 2: know what's going to happen. But it looks like we're
Speaker 2: kind of on the on the back nine, if not
Speaker 2: the final hole here for Craig Camberrell.
Speaker 1: At this point, let's.
Speaker 2: Talk about some of these questions you guys put into
Speaker 2: the chat, starting off with one from Matt here, Edwin
Speaker 2: Ucetta or Jason Foley. Rest the season, I personally would
Speaker 2: have to say, fully because they're still playing for something.
Speaker 2: The Rays have kind of thrown in the towel a
Speaker 2: little bit. Fully, been getting a lot of saves recently,
Speaker 2: and the year as a whole has been pretty good.
Speaker 2: I think I'm on the fully side here, Bob, But
Speaker 2: what about you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Fully easy for me. He's getting a lot of saves,
Speaker 3: like so much. They s get days off if someone
Speaker 3: else gets to save right now. You said it's not
Speaker 3: the everyday guy. Clevenger got to save on Thursday. Like
Speaker 3: they're still playing roulette over there in Tampa. So give
Speaker 3: me fully, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 2: Zayne wants to know or wants to think that Pavin
Speaker 2: Smith is legit. I mean, hell, if you streamed him
Speaker 2: this week, you've got in some goodness. There was obviously
Speaker 2: that big game last week where he got the three
Speaker 2: home runs, but he's hitting every single day, it seems
Speaker 2: over the last two weeks. He's a top ten overall
Speaker 2: fantasy player. Don't really want to put too many eggs
Speaker 2: in this basket, Baba, but I feel like if he's
Speaker 2: still out there right now, he makes a decent ad
Speaker 2: in the middle of a really good lineup.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on Peven Smith?
Speaker 3: First, I got a bet on him later, so stay tuned. Second, Yeah, Smith,
Speaker 3: he's great for this weekend. Next week a lot of
Speaker 3: right handed pitchers coming up for the Dbacks to face,
Speaker 3: so Smith will play every day. He's one of the
Speaker 3: better potential power sources over the final ten days or so.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think he's legit enough to finish the
Speaker 3: season on your team, let's put it that way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably not, maybe not legit enough that you'd want to, like,
Speaker 1: look at what he.
Speaker 2: Did down the stretch. He's gonna be a, you know,
Speaker 2: a great value next year. Like I don't know if
Speaker 2: I'm there, but yeah, I agree that for the rest
Speaker 2: of the season, you're you're playing matchups and you're righting
Speaker 2: hot hands, and right now there is not many hotter
Speaker 2: hands than Pevin Smith. A question from Harry about Mackenzie
Speaker 2: Gore Are you willing to stream him against the Cubs
Speaker 2: this weekend? Look a bit better as of late. Cubs
Speaker 2: are kind of rolling though right now, Bobby, what are
Speaker 2: your thoughts on this one? E?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I would. This is a really tough
Speaker 3: one because Mackenzie Gore has looked better to get blown
Speaker 3: up a little bit and his recent a recent start
Speaker 3: Cubs are heating up. I think he still roll Gore
Speaker 3: here and hope the improvements are there, but just realize
Speaker 3: it's a coin flip basically on what you're gonna get
Speaker 3: on this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I'd understand sitting them.
Speaker 4: I'd understand sitting I get it.
Speaker 2: I'd be more inclined to start him in a slightly
Speaker 2: deeper league, or if you really needed the volume. If
Speaker 2: it's just like, I have one AD left, I might
Speaker 2: as well use it on Gore. I don't know if
Speaker 2: I would be using the ad for the sake of
Speaker 2: using it, if that makes sense. One more question, Yeah,
Speaker 2: one more question here for Michael regarding one that's happening today.
Speaker 2: Start Peter Armstrong or Jason Dimingez tonight, and unfortunately Cubs
Speaker 2: play at two PM and Yankees lineup will not be
Speaker 2: out by then. I think you probably go with PCA.
Speaker 2: He has been for the most part, really really good.
Speaker 2: Dimingas has been okay, but I mean he's six for
Speaker 2: thirty one for the season as a whole, very small
Speaker 2: sample size, but he has not been nearly as good
Speaker 2: as PCA.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and PCA is facing Trevor Williams making his first
Speaker 3: start after a few months on the IL, so yes,
Speaker 3: give me PCA on this one. And I hit his
Speaker 3: run prop on Wednesday. I went to look at it today.
Speaker 3: We had like a one to eighty five on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: It's like only plus one twenty today. So even the
Speaker 3: books like the Cubs and company, so play PCA.
Speaker 2: They're catching up. Stick around for the bets. We went
Speaker 2: five of six on Wednesday. We are on fire right now.
Speaker 2: One more question from Fred Dinger in the chat, would
Speaker 2: you guys trust Quintana next week at Atlanta and at Milwaukee.
Speaker 2: He's been on a run, and boy has he ever
Speaker 2: been on a run. Quintana has been a lot better
Speaker 2: than I would have thought. I feel like I'm probably
Speaker 2: rolling him out there with the caveat that. Two steppers
Speaker 2: are never a guarantee this time of year, but I
Speaker 2: think I am rolling.
Speaker 1: Him out there.
Speaker 2: I was side of really shallow formats byby what do
Speaker 2: you think I would?
Speaker 3: Two steppers are not a guarantee, but it should be
Speaker 3: with the Mets because they'll be playing for something almost
Speaker 3: to the end. Milwaukee will be wrapped up for that
Speaker 3: second start. It will be pretty nice. And Atlanta's the
Speaker 3: question mark but can He's been good enough, So yeah,
Speaker 3: I'd Rollekintana on a two step.
Speaker 2: I would never have thought that I'd be trusting Quintana
Speaker 2: Fantasy playoffs, but here we are. Here, we are trusting him.
Speaker 2: Let's get up to the three up and three down,
Speaker 2: starting with Ladito Vladimigero Junior. Two home runs, went three
Speaker 2: for four yesterday, got up to that thirty home run
Speaker 2: marker for the third time in four years. He's really
Speaker 2: turned it around after starting off cold looking bad last year,
Speaker 2: completely changed the narrative on his whole career. Really Blake Done,
Speaker 2: who half of you are probably saying, who is Blake Done?
Speaker 2: Went two for three with a home run and a
Speaker 2: couple of stolen bases yesterday, So any streaming or DFS
Speaker 2: players or maybe NL only players really got rewarded there.
Speaker 2: And then cj Abrams, who has been pretty disappointing for
Speaker 2: the majority of the year outside of a really hot beginning,
Speaker 2: did you some real good stuff yesterday? Four for five
Speaker 2: with two runs and a couple of stolen bases, Bubba,
Speaker 2: any thoughts on that trio on Guerrero, on Done or
Speaker 2: on CJ Abrams?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ladito, it's good to see him get to thirty,
Speaker 3: because you know, forever there it was can't hit the
Speaker 3: ball in the air and get you the home runs.
Speaker 3: I did a show with Ben tid recently looking at
Speaker 3: WRC plusins the All Star Break. Ladito's second behind Judge Aliela.
Speaker 3: Believe was second in the second half of the season.
Speaker 3: That's how good he's been. So to see him kind
Speaker 3: of get his as awesome. I'd actually to your question
Speaker 3: earlier about Alonzo and Olsen, I tink Vlad over both
Speaker 3: of them going to the draft. So but so, I
Speaker 3: think it's really good to see him get to thirty
Speaker 3: once again.
Speaker 2: I think Vlad could potentially get back into the first round,
Speaker 2: depending on the league. Maybe he goes at like fourteen, fifteen, seventeen,
Speaker 2: like that type of range I think is where we're
Speaker 2: probably gonna see him. But yeah, as a Blue Jay fan,
Speaker 2: it's been the one one of the very few bright
Speaker 2: spots him in Bowden Francis maybe the only things we
Speaker 2: can look back on with any degree of happiness for
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four. Let's go to the three down Logan
Speaker 2: o'happy with a golden sombrero yesterday. Not what you want
Speaker 2: to see Taiwan Walker, horrendous stuff as usual for him.
Speaker 2: Three and a third, eight earn runs, six hits, three walks,
Speaker 2: and four homers.
Speaker 1: Just brutal.
Speaker 2: And then Edward Cabrera was the starting pitcher for that
Speaker 2: Miami team. They gave up twenty earned runs yesterday, so
Speaker 2: you can imagine what his date looked like. Two and
Speaker 2: a third, seven earned runs, four hits and five walks.
Speaker 2: About any thoughts on that trio of Logan o'happy Taiwan
Speaker 2: Walker or Edward Cabrera.
Speaker 3: Oh, the Walker one just makes me laugh because it
Speaker 3: was supposed to be Colby Allard. And then the Phillies said, Hey,
Speaker 3: we love what Walker's been doing out of the bullpen,
Speaker 3: so let's throw him back in the starting rotation. It's
Speaker 3: just like, you know what, maybe leave him in the bullpen.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Walker, that's a contract that the Phillies would
Speaker 3: love to get back in a big way.
Speaker 1: Brutal.
Speaker 2: Remember when they took out Spencer Turnbull from the rotation
Speaker 2: earlier this year for Walker? Just brutal stuff. Let's go
Speaker 2: and talk about some injuries. Boba Schett did the Abe
Speaker 2: Simpson meme of walking in and walking right back out
Speaker 2: the door. Here just can't catch a break he comes back.
Speaker 2: We talked about him on a Wednesday, and I was saying, like, look,
Speaker 2: he's probably gonna go you know, twenty for his next
Speaker 2: thirty or something down the stretch and then kill any
Speaker 2: Draft eight discounts we're going to get next year. But
Speaker 2: I mean, we're looking at an eighty one game sample
Speaker 2: size where he really disappointed this season. His year is done.
Speaker 2: Fractured a finger fielding a grounder on Wednesday, just horrendous luck.
Speaker 2: But what does that mean for next season?
Speaker 4: Out?
Speaker 2: Does that mean that we are truly getting the Bobashett
Speaker 2: pass pick one hundred type of discount?
Speaker 1: Baba?
Speaker 3: I think so, And then I'm already back in if
Speaker 3: that's the case. So it's like it's we've talked about
Speaker 3: how bad short stuff gets in drafts and all that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff. If you're getting Bobashett, now we're talking
Speaker 3: like round nine to ten something like that, that's looking
Speaker 3: pretty pretty good all things considered.
Speaker 2: Late batting average, a guy who could potentially win a
Speaker 2: batting title next year. And that's not even like, oh
Speaker 2: he's a home or he's a blue Jay guy, like
Speaker 2: he could win a batting title He's like a two
Speaker 2: to ninety hitter over his career. At this point, I'm
Speaker 2: pretty excited to get a discount on him. Obviously, you
Speaker 2: feel for the guy works his way back after being
Speaker 2: out two and a half months and gets one game
Speaker 2: back in the lineup. It's brutal stuff, but we'll have
Speaker 2: to reset next year and hope for a bounce back
Speaker 2: from Bow. Same thing can be said about Tyler Glass
Speaker 2: now transferred to the sixty day il his season is over,
Speaker 2: he will not pitch in the postseason. What does that mean, though,
Speaker 2: Bubba for next year with Glass now? Because for two
Speaker 2: consecutive seasons now, he has surpassed his career high in
Speaker 2: endings pitched. When he's out there, he's obviously fantastic. Are
Speaker 2: you going to be willing to trust him as your
Speaker 2: sp one next year though, assuming that he's going where
Speaker 2: he's probably gonna go in the second maybe third round,
Speaker 2: is that something you're gonna be interested in?
Speaker 3: He will not be on my teams until at least
Speaker 3: a Mark strafts that I've seen him pitching in Florida
Speaker 3: or Arizona for the Dodgers. This is the guy that's
Speaker 3: got histories of Tommy Johns. He's flat out said he's
Speaker 3: throwing and he doesn't care if he has Tommy Johns.
Speaker 3: That's why he throws the way he because he's all
Speaker 3: I have to throw that way to get paid. He
Speaker 3: got paid. The fact he had a setback that they
Speaker 3: shut him down not even trying for the postseason. We've
Speaker 3: seen that Dodger's rotation. They need all the help they
Speaker 3: can get right now. I am not touching Tyler Glass
Speaker 3: now until I see him actually quote unquote healthy, throwing
Speaker 3: regularly on amount.
Speaker 2: I feel like the price. You know, someone's gonna say, look,
Speaker 2: he threw one hundred and thirty something innings. Next year,
Speaker 2: it's going to be one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3: That makes it almost worse to me, it's almost worse.
Speaker 3: The fact he took the jump that scares me.
Speaker 2: I agree, because that means the price, which was already
Speaker 2: last year like what a third rounder a lot of
Speaker 2: the time, if not even pushing into the second. In
Speaker 2: some cases, I think that he is going to be
Speaker 2: too expensive. It's unfortunate because I love Glass now. I
Speaker 2: had him on one team this year. The drafted him
Speaker 2: in Teult Wars, which was my last draft that I
Speaker 2: was like I want one glass now.
Speaker 1: Share worked out.
Speaker 2: For the most part, but that price is going to
Speaker 2: be just as expensive or even more expensive. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have to tap out at that point. Kevin Gosman left
Speaker 2: his start after looking really solid through five innings with
Speaker 2: some back tightness, So this is I would imagine his
Speaker 2: season is done. I don't know why Toronto would take
Speaker 2: any chances for that last start where they're playing for nothing.
Speaker 1: At this point, I would imagine his season is probably over.
Speaker 2: Ozzy Albi's is gonna be coming back to the Braves
Speaker 2: lineup tonight in Miami. But about you're seeing Ozzy Albi's
Speaker 2: on any kind of waiver wire, shallow, deep, anything in between.
Speaker 2: Are you picking him up and starting.
Speaker 3: Him only if you're desperate for the position, like I'm
Speaker 3: gonna plug him in in DC's where I've had invention whatnot,
Speaker 3: just because probably need somebody, I need a pulse. But
Speaker 3: if you're in he's on a waiver wire for you.
Speaker 3: The only things I'm worried about is to rehab games.
Speaker 3: And when we're talking Ozzy Albi's, he can only hit
Speaker 3: right handed right now, they're not even hitting them left
Speaker 3: because of his wrist so he's not even one hundred
Speaker 3: percent yet, So I'm a little cautious on that one.
Speaker 1: He's gonna hit right handed against right handed pitching.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's only hitting right handed. That's how they got
Speaker 3: him back sooner enough. He can't hit left handed still
Speaker 3: because of his wrist. So that doesn't make me feel
Speaker 3: warm and fuzzy.
Speaker 4: All things considered, I guess, and it could be wrong.
Speaker 3: Maybe he goes in mashes. Who knows, But I'm like,
Speaker 3: I hear this information, it doesn't make me too.
Speaker 2: Excited without having a splits in front of me. I
Speaker 2: think he's better as a right handed hitter, but that's
Speaker 2: the first year he's better. Yeah, on undred percent, I'm
Speaker 2: with here. He's got better power from the right side.
Speaker 2: But I don't think we've ever seen him hit right
Speaker 2: hand over his riety, So who knows if that's like consistent.
Speaker 1: That's a good point, man.
Speaker 2: I don't know how I feel about that now, Like
Speaker 2: I guess, because they're in the hunt and they're thinking, look,
Speaker 2: we need reinforcements. He's even at eighty percent, he's playing.
Speaker 2: That's probably what they're thinking. But you're taking a bit
Speaker 2: of a chance on you're young. I mean, I guess
Speaker 2: they're he's not the face of the franchise or whatever,
Speaker 2: but he's one of the faces of the team. Could
Speaker 2: be taking a chance there, But I feel like if
Speaker 2: I have Ozzie Albi's on a team and he's healthy, now,
Speaker 2: I'm putting him in my lineup unless I have just
Speaker 2: an incredible second basement or something like. He's going in
Speaker 2: there for the most part, But yeah, don't feel great
Speaker 2: about it at this point. Also don't really feel great
Speaker 2: about Francisco Lindor, who has missed the entire Championship week.
Speaker 2: He's expected to return this weekend, but we don't have
Speaker 2: one hundred percent clarity on that. Any thoughts on Lindor, Bubba.
Speaker 2: If he's healthy, he's going into your lineup, but like,
Speaker 2: are you picking up another shortstop? Are you picking up
Speaker 2: Acunya maybe or somebody to fill in for him there?
Speaker 1: How are you dealing with it where you have Lindor.
Speaker 3: I already picked up some mccunha last weekend. Love what
Speaker 3: we're seeing there. He's been super productive. I don't know
Speaker 3: how you could put Lindor back out there until he's
Speaker 3: fully healthy, and then how do you take anheil Acunya
Speaker 3: out of the lineup as he's been so good. That's
Speaker 3: a tough one. If you don't want Luis nhil Acunya.
Speaker 3: I would definitely have a backup plan for shortstop, Let's
Speaker 3: put it that way, because the Mets are contending, yes,
Speaker 3: but they also need Lindor to get into the postseason
Speaker 3: with them, so it's kind of a catch twenty two
Speaker 3: on bringing him back. So I'd be very cautious with
Speaker 3: the door, and i'd have a backup plan. On My
Speaker 3: backup plan right now is Acunya, But if he can't
Speaker 3: get him, there are a couple of their options out there.
Speaker 1: Does he ever look like his brother?
Speaker 2: A like the motions the swing, Even when he slid
Speaker 2: into third base yesterday and he did some kind of celebration.
Speaker 2: It's like if somebody put a Braves jersey and did
Speaker 2: like an Ai swap or something, you'd never know it
Speaker 2: wasn't Ronald. It's uncanny how much they assemble each other.
Speaker 2: One more piece of injury news, not what anybody wants
Speaker 2: to see. You want, Soto, We'll have some imaging done
Speaker 2: after sliding into a concrete wall in foul territory.
Speaker 1: I didn't get a new update on this one.
Speaker 2: I think we haven't seen any results of imaging yet, Bubba,
Speaker 2: have you seen anything come across while we've been recording.
Speaker 3: No, he was having X rays Friday morning. It's the
Speaker 3: West Coast. He's probably having him like right now, all
Speaker 3: things considered, so we probably won't find anything out till
Speaker 3: around lunchtime out here on the West Coast. I guess,
Speaker 3: so you got a couple more hours before we know
Speaker 3: what the status of Soto is, and with the Yankees
Speaker 3: pretty much already locking up postseason, I'd be surprised if
Speaker 3: I'm honestly debating sitting him for the weekend, to tell you.
Speaker 1: The truth, that was my next question.
Speaker 2: Let's say we don't have a ton of clarity by
Speaker 2: lineup lock Let's say even if he's sitting today, that
Speaker 2: means you're putting him on the bench for the weekend,
Speaker 2: because for people who don't know, if you're playing on
Speaker 2: NFBC lineups, you set him from Friday through Sunday, So
Speaker 2: you'd have to lock them in today for the whole weekend.
Speaker 1: Would be a bit of a dicey one, Bubba.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just sucks because they're in Oakland again. Tonight,
Speaker 3: Sears tomorrow, Estest on Sunday, all really friendly matchups, all
Speaker 3: things considered. But if he's out tonight, I have a
Speaker 3: hunch they just kind of, you know, chill with it.
Speaker 3: So I'd be cautious, but you know, if you probably
Speaker 3: don't have any better options either, I'll say that much.
Speaker 3: Two games of Soto is probably better than what you
Speaker 3: have on the bench.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two games of Soto versus three games of you know,
Speaker 2: ninety plus percent of outfielders. You're you're probably gonna take
Speaker 2: Soto there. But it's time where we move on to
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Speaker 2: alluded towards one of them earlier, but what else are
Speaker 2: you thinking today?
Speaker 3: Going back to the Carlos Tanna well over one and
Speaker 3: a half total bases at plus one twenty five. Dude's
Speaker 3: been a beast. He faces Richard Fits of the Boston
Speaker 3: Red Sox tonight. You could play with that as much
Speaker 3: as you want, folks, But I like Santana for that
Speaker 3: Trevor story in that same game, David fest as we
Speaker 3: struggling to bench and story has been awesome, absolutely great
Speaker 3: since coming back. Over half a run for Trevor story
Speaker 3: is plus one sixty five, so we'll have some fun
Speaker 3: with that. And then here's my Paven Smith. When I
Speaker 3: wanted to play total basses, juice wasn't worth the squeeze,
Speaker 3: wanted to play runs hits. RBI is definitely not worth
Speaker 3: the squeeze. So we got a little creative here with
Speaker 3: Colin Ray taking the bump in Milwaukee, I got Peven
Speaker 3: Smith over half a run scored at a whopping up
Speaker 3: plus one seventy five. So I'll take my chances in
Speaker 3: that one. It's a couple of big ones. We'll see
Speaker 3: if they hit, but you only need one to basically
Speaker 3: break even and just lose a little bit too to
Speaker 3: have a good day three to really enjoy life. So
Speaker 3: I'll take Santana, Peven Smith, and Trevor story all plus odds.
Speaker 2: The plus money man at it again, and we are
Speaker 2: hot right now, folks, So take a look in detailing
Speaker 2: some of these. Jacob de Grom is my first one,
Speaker 2: going back to that well against Seattle again he gets
Speaker 2: the best strikeout matchup in baseball. Again, we're not getting
Speaker 2: it at plus money, but at six and a half.
Speaker 2: I know he didn't go terribly deep in his first
Speaker 2: start back, but I feel like he is going to
Speaker 2: continue to ramp up a little bit. There is also
Speaker 2: the thought that maybe the Rangers don't take any chances
Speaker 2: here because they're not really playing for anything, but six
Speaker 2: and a half strikeouts for de Grom could literally be
Speaker 2: had in three innings against a team like Seattle. So
Speaker 2: this is one that I'm gonna take a chance on
Speaker 2: at minus one ten. I'm also playing a little fast
Speaker 2: and loose with George Kirby in the under Walks is
Speaker 2: at plus one seventy five. We know that his command
Speaker 2: is arguably the best in all of baseball. Maybe you
Speaker 2: could put Zach Efflin up in that category, but it's
Speaker 2: probably Kirby. He only has one walk over each of
Speaker 2: his last three games. The Rangers are kind of a
Speaker 2: mid pack team in terms of drawing walks. So I'll
Speaker 2: take a chance there on under zero point five walks
Speaker 2: at that plus one seventy five number that is just
Speaker 2: so juicy. And then I'm going against the grain here.
Speaker 2: I've seen a lot of people really start to buy
Speaker 2: into David Peterson as of late on this show, Bubba,
Speaker 2: we've talked on probably a couple shows about how those
Speaker 2: underlying numbers are a little bit scary. The strikeouts aren't
Speaker 2: really there, so I in general don't really want to
Speaker 2: trust them in a repeat matchup against a team like Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: who he just dominated against No Question seven and two
Speaker 2: thirds one run ball in a repeat outing, though, I
Speaker 2: don't think it'll be as favorable to him. So I'm
Speaker 2: taking David Peterson over two and a half earned runs
Speaker 2: at plus one ten. Guys, those are our favorite bets
Speaker 2: for today, and Bubba, before we get out of here,
Speaker 2: let's get your home run call for the day and
Speaker 2: for the weekend.
Speaker 3: For the weekend, I do laugh because you know, you
Speaker 3: look at the leader boards. If you just took Otawny
Speaker 3: all year your top three, basically that's pretty fun stuff.
Speaker 3: But for me, I wanted to take some royals props
Speaker 3: because my buddy made some blacks take in the bump
Speaker 3: being sarcastic just because he's a giant and he has
Speaker 3: not been good. So give me Bobby Wick Junior. Let's
Speaker 3: have a fun weekend. The guy that took the world
Speaker 3: by storm is going to be the runner up in
Speaker 3: the al MVP. Let's have some Bobby Wick Junior fun
Speaker 3: this weekend.
Speaker 2: Hard to go against with Bob what Junior has done
Speaker 2: for me personally. I'm going for Tyler O'Neil, who's facing
Speaker 2: up against David Festa.
Speaker 1: They are at Fenway. Look, I love David Festa.
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna be a really good pitcher, but
Speaker 2: my god, does he give up a lot of home
Speaker 2: runs and a lot of hard contact nine percent barrel rate,
Speaker 2: one point four to seven homers per nine. Tyler O'Neill
Speaker 2: at Fenway Park most of the time is going to
Speaker 2: be able to get one out, but especially against a
Speaker 2: rookie in Festa who has dealt with home run problems.
Speaker 2: That is the way I am gonna look tonight. But Baba,
Speaker 2: that will do it for our second to last show
Speaker 2: together of the season probably, and we're down to just
Speaker 2: one week left.
Speaker 1: A leading off.
Speaker 2: Any words of advice for the folks as they headed
Speaker 2: the championship weekend.
Speaker 3: Good look, everybody, remember we're out of your control. To
Speaker 3: set your lineups and enjoy the games. I've had a
Speaker 3: lot of stressful messages in my direction. I'm like, nothing
Speaker 3: he can do about it, boys and girls, So set
Speaker 3: your lineups, have some fun, and hope for the best.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, don't take any crazy chances. If there's a random
Speaker 2: like Patrick Corbin was a popular stream over the last
Speaker 2: couple weeks, don't take chances like that. You know you've
Speaker 2: made good decisions to get yourself to the championship to
Speaker 2: this point. Continue to make those good decisions and don't
Speaker 2: play too fast and loose with your championship caliber teams.
Speaker 1: But that will do it.
Speaker 2: On Monday, I believe it will be Bubba and Welsh,
Speaker 2: Wednesday should be myself and Bubba back again. And then
Speaker 2: next Friday for the leading off finale, I know Welsh
Speaker 2: is gonna be there, think Joe Piezapa is going to
Speaker 2: be there, and then potentially one of us or maybe.
Speaker 1: Even both of us will hop on. So just one
Speaker 1: week left on the show.
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Speaker 2: Wishing you all the best of luck in your championships
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