 What's going on and welcome to the MLB DFS Q&A. My name is Tom Vecchio. I'll be here for the next half hour. Take your questions. This show is every weekday, 4 p.m. right here on the Fandle YouTube, Twitch and Facebook page. Make sure to give those a like, follow or subscribe so you are notified when we go live. I'll be taking your questions for the next half hour. Just a quick recap on the weather. Nothing changed from this morning, which is great. Slight wind blowing out in Baltimore, which is good to see for the hitters there. Certainly some upside. Then a little bit extra wind in Colorado providing an extra boost for the hitters there. No rain on tonight's forecast, which is great to see. We have some confirmed lineups. We'll get to them. We have a loaded 14 game slate. Again, that includes core steel. There's a lot of pitching options on this slate. Just a quick recap of the solo shot from this morning. It's clear that Corbin burns with his 36% strikeout rate this season and his 4.7% walk rate. It makes him the best pitcher on tonight's slate. There's no doubt about that. He does face a somewhat dangerous lineup in the San Francisco Giants. We also do see Corbin burns as nine up at $11,000, a full $1,000 above Hermann Marquez, who's sitting just under 10,000. Starting off, DJ on Facebook has a question. Manoa, Gibson or Marquez for starting pitcher tonight. I am a little bit higher tonight. I understand why you're going to Manoa for that strikeout upside. Going to Kyle Gibson, I also understand Marquez. I also understand if you're making me choose between those three, it would come down to what format you are in. Is it a tournament or is it a cash game? Because the safety with, the downsides to say, with Manoa and Marquez is much greater than it is for Kyle Gibson. The safety lies with Gibson. Just the potential for the Red Sox bats. I know that they have been a little bit cold as of late, but the potential downside, I should say, for Manoa and Marquez is much greater than it is for Gibson. Of course, Marquez pitching at home in Coorsfield. So for head to head, I would roll with Kyle Gibson. He is the safest option going up against the Metz, who as I mentioned the other day, they are a below average offense against right-handed pitchers this season. You don't want to be taking a cash game pitcher at Coorsfield. That is always, always a dangerous ask. If you're making multiple lineups, one for cash games or one for tournaments, I would go with Gibson for cash games and Marquez for tournaments, hoping that he's not as popular pitcher at Coorsfield. And Marquez and Manoa are somewhat interchangeable just because I don't assume too many people will be rostering Alec Manoa tonight, going up against the Red Sox lineup. Saban is asking favorite secondary stacks tonight. That's a good question. I mentioned the Orioles today on the solo shot, liking what they have going up against Ryan Yarborough. The power for, let's just bring up a splits here. We have the athletics here. We'll just flip this over to Baltimore. They're going up against a lefty in Yarborough. The Orioles have some decent power in their lineup. Tramancing, Ryan Mountcastle, Austin Hayes are my favorite three. I would then throw Cedric Mullins in there. I wrote up Ryan Mountcastle today as a potential homerun under the radar call. He has some good underlying metrics, a 22.6% homerun to fly ball ratio versus lefties this year. Again, the wind blowing out towards left in Baltimore should provide a bit of a boost. So the Orioles overall, not that expensive tonight and should not be too popular. We're really not paying a hefty salary for salaries for some of these players. So if you want to use them as the secondary stack, you're going to use them as a one-off. Looking for Mullins, Mancini, Mountcastle, one of those three to hit a homerun, I wouldn't hate that at all. Tim Vesta saying, I went with White Sox, obviously a good tech, but how do you feel about the raise on the money line? I do like the raise on the money line tonight. I think that they are ultimately, of course, the better team compared to the Orioles. I would say that the pitching matchup is somewhat close. The offense is better with Tampa Bay. So I think that the raise, let's see what their money line is tonight. Tampa Bay raise, they're minus 154, it's a little bit of juice. Ultimately, I think the raise should win that game. I think their matchup is a little bit better going up against John Means. Yeah, so the raise are fine and we're not going to argue that they're not the better team compared to Baltimore. So that is ultimately a good option. Alvin White is asking a favorite pitcher for single entry and favorite three stacks for single entry. So tonight's pitching options, as I mentioned, on the solo shot, there's just a lot of good pitchers. Like a lot of these pitchers in the mid-tier are good. Kyle Moeller at $7,700 is a pitcher that I mentioned briefly at the end. So he's one of my picks for single entry tonight. Just first year in the major, so he doesn't have a massive sample size, but a 27% strikeout rate is pretty legit. The walks are a bit of an issue for him at 12.3%. We like to see him keep the ball at medium contact and hopefully he keeps it down a little bit more than his 48.6% so far. But he's facing this Washington Nationals team, which we know is not as powerful as it was two weeks ago, three weeks ago before they made these trades. So Kyle Moeller at $7,700 is one of my favorite picks. And then Cal Quantrell at $6,700 is also one of my picks. Now, going throughout the day, just doing a little bit more research on him, you look at his stats overall and you see this 16.8% strikeout rate that doesn't jump off the page at anyone, right? And it shouldn't. But we look to his stats since the all-star break, right? Which is right here, four starts since the all-star break. He has posted a 22, a 21, and a 23% strikeout rate in three of his four starts since the all-star break. Those are some pretty solid numbers. Now we look to the Detroit Tigers facing a right-handed pitcher this season and we look to the Tigers and they are dead last in the league with their current roster at 25.7%. So Cal Quantrell at $6,700, a pitcher that, yes, has a lower strikeout rate overall but has been trending up recently is a pitcher that I'm very, very interested in today. Now, just to put things in context of why I'm so interested in Cal Quantrell at $6,700. Again, a 22% strikeout rate or so in three of his last four starts, right? Adam Wainwright, a 22.9% strikeout rate on the season and he's up at $9,700, right? And he's putting up 37, 49, which is certainly good, 37, 27, like very, very modest fantasy points overall. And we look to Quantrell's recent starts, 40, 34, 25, and 33. Like those are borderline comparable to the numbers that Wainwright is showing and he's $3,000 cheaper. So between Muller and Cal Quantrell, those are the two pitchers I like for single entry when it comes to the stacks as Alvin was asking for single entry. It's gotta be Oakland, absolutely phenomenal spot going up against Mike Voltenevich, just a pitcher that is allowing way, way too many homeruns over 2.3 homeruns to both lefties and righties this year. So Oakland would absolutely be one of my top picks. I think that they're in a good spot. I really do like the race tonight going up against John Means, another pitcher that struggled, specifically since coming back from the IL. I wouldn't mind going there at all. And then if you could fit a Yankees one off, that wouldn't be bad, of course, get some exposure to Houston. I think that they're in a phenomenal spot against Bailey Ober from Minnesota. Do you think Miley at $8,500 would be a great choice tonight against Pittsburgh DJs asking on Facebook? Yeah, Wade Miley, not the biggest strikeout pitcher in the world. Wade Miley here only at 18.5% strikeout rate this year, but we know that this Pittsburgh lineup is not something that we need to be too afraid of. We've been attacking Pittsburgh multiple times over this past week specifically, where we have Wade Miley batted ball. Here we go. Keeps the ball down just an insane amount of medium contact. Basically allows no hard contact, which is great to see. You want him to get at least six innings, get the QS in there, get the win points, which should be able to happen for Cincinnati. Kind of as we saw last night, someone asked it yesterday, Fred who was asked it yesterday about stacking sunny gray with the Reds hitters. And it kind of worked out. They put up a bunch of runs. He gets deeper into the game, picks up the win, et cetera, et cetera. So I think that Cincinnati is kind of in the same spot as they were yesterday. Jerry on Facebook is asking my favorite stacks today, Seattle 134, the Yankees 235 Atlanta 23. What are your thoughts on this also? Wiley as a pitcher. I think you mean Wade Miley as a pitcher. Yes, I just went over Miley. I think he's certainly a fine option. Seattle 134. Let's just check to see if we have some confirmed lineups. The Yankees did get confirmed a little bit earlier. Orioles, Braves, Yankees, you said for the Yankees 235. So it'd be Rizzo, Judge and Gallo, absolutely totally in play for the Mariners. They're not yet confirmed, but 134 should be, was it gonna be like Hanager, Seager, and someone else, right? Yankees, let's see. Oh, Mariners are confirmed earlier. So would you say for the Mariners, 134 would be Crawford, Seager, and France? That's totally fine. The Yankees are gonna be having a bullpen game and Juan de Peralta is gonna be starting, but he's probably only gonna be pitching like an inning or two, right? He's barely going in any 1.1 innings. It's not gonna be much. We should see it. The Yankees bullpen is allowing the fourth most fly balls to right-handed hitters this season. So certainly some upside for some of the righty bats at Yankees, from Seattle at Yankee Stadium presenting a bit of homerun upside. So totally fine in Atlanta. Yes, at home, always on board with Atlanta for that power. Would you prioritize, who would you prioritize on Tampa Bay with a Rosarina out? Mike on YouTube is asking, that's a good question. Do we have their confirmed starting lineup? Let's just double check that. So without a Rosarino, we could be looking to Austin Meadows, Nelson Cruz, just bring these up. Austin Meadows, Nelson Cruz, Mike Zunino. You can be going to him. He has a massive, it is confirmed. So Cruz, Franco, Zunino are certainly great offering a bit of value. Luplo and Kiermeyer don't bring a ton of power versus righty. So it'd be Cruz, excuse me, versus lefties. Cruz, Zunino, Franco, Lau in that order are the Tampa Bay Rays that I would be prioritizing because not too worried about John Means overall and then hopefully if they just run him out of the game early, put up a bunch of runs, we get to the terrible Baltimore bullpen which we just saw them kind of blow up the other night against the Yankees, which certainly could happen, especially with the wind blowing out in Baltimore. Jerry is asking, would you play lefty? Would you play Tampa Bay lineup against Means and he's a lefty or who would you play? Just went over that same thing. Cruz, we know historically greats, but Brandon Laud has some good fly ball numbers against lefties and again, we want to get to the bullpen. So plenty of lefties or righties I would say versus John Means. Savan is asking the best value plays. Do you have a specific position tonight? Cause that would, for value plays, that would be a little bit easier to answer if you have a specific position that you're asking for instead of just overall. One of them I would say is gonna be, Mike Zunino at only $2,600. He has a four, was a 437 ISO versus lefties this year. Let's just flip to Tampa Bay. I said this morning on the solo shots like four 37 ISO I think versus lefties, right? 473, excuse me, I sold them a bit short. Zunino is only $2,600. So his homerun upside is massive versus lefty. So I'd certainly be looking there, but shortstop and second base. All right, let's see who is in the lineups for these teams. So shortstop, let's just drop all the way down to the bottom and we'll go up from there. Shortstop value plays. Gleiber is only $2,900. She's under 3,000. So depending on what you consider value, that's not bad. Dan B. Swanson, 3,200. Not overly expensive at second base. DJ Lee, maybe it's 32 again, not that expensive overall. Ruben Eddador, if you're looking for some homerun upside at $2,600. Obviously the lefty homerun upside Yankee Stadium is obviously going to be massive. Marvin Gonzalez, not really in play for me. Not going to be going there. We'd have to wait on some more confirmed lineups because there's not too much value as of now. Yeah, I think it's just kind of a wait and see for some of the value at second base and shortstop. But Gleiber certainly up there. Adam Frazier for San Diego. I know it's a lefty-lefty matchup for him going up against Caleb Smith for Arizona. But again, I'm kind of big on San Diego today, as I said on the solo shot this morning. And again, ultimately we just want them to get to the Arizona bullpen. You can look there. Almedes Diaz for Houston is also in play under $3,000. So there's a few options which need a little bit more info when it comes to these starting lineups. John Rosenberg is asking favorite top stacks tonight. The Oakland Athletics, the Houston Astros, the New York Yankees, the San Diego Padres, and then of course any team at Coors Field. And the Rays, I mentioned. All these teams you want to be seeing in some of your lineups. The Athletics are a little bit lower and I'm kind of shocked that they're this low, considering they're going up against Fulton Evich, who is just, he's just not a good pitcher, right? There's no other way to put it. I'm sure he's a nice guy. I'm sure he's great. He's just not a good pitcher, right? 2.39, 2.66 home runs per nine this season to righties and lefties is terrible. Too many fly balls, too much hard contact is not something that you want to be giving up to. A lineup with the quality of hitters that we do see in Oakland. So Oakland, I think is a bit under value today. I'm a bit higher on them compared to what we're seeing here. But the Yankees, the Rockies, the Rays, the Astros, all these teams I am targeting is some of my top stacks. Sabana is saying the Reds tonight absolutely on board with the Reds. They're going up against Brubaker, right? For Pittsburgh, JT Brubaker. Yeah, Brubaker, obviously the home run upside from some of the top hitters on the Reds is obviously immense in the great American small park. Diffuse on YouTube is asking, is Lamehue someone you're looking to get with any Yankee stacks? Absolutely. It's a lead off hitter on a home favorite that have a 5.83 implied run total. That's the slate high. Yes, we can look at some of Lamehue's metrics and see that he's not elevating the ball as much as he was in previous seasons. But it's still the lead off hitter on the highest implied team. And he's only $3,200. So of course, he doesn't carry the same power upside as Rizzo, Stanton, Judge, and Gallo. But he's cheaper. And there are certainly an option to get into your lineups. Value plays in the outfield. John on YouTube is asking, let's find some value. So when you guys say value, if you say under $3,500 or under $3,000, that could be a bit of a clearer picture of what you're looking for. Jack Peterson, $2,900, certainly has some power upside it as long as it's a righty lefty matchup for him. That's not bad. Margot batting sixth for Tampa Bay isn't the worst call in the world. Again, the Red Sox have been struggling as of late. There's no doubt about that. Their offense was super hot and now they're just failing to score runs. It also is a tougher matchup against Manoa, who, yes, has a high strikeout rate, but we always can look to some of the stronger numbers from Boston. So if you are looking to go against the grain, taking some shots with Verdugo isn't the worst case in the world. Dipping down a bit further, if you're on board Seattle, Jake Fraley could be an option if you want to go that far. Luplo is leading off for Tampa Bay. I kind of said he doesn't have as much power as Cruz or Zunino, which is true for Tampa Bay. But if you're on board Tampa Bay, there's no reason that you shouldn't be looking to add Luplo to a stack overall. I would certainly take the other hitters for some more home run upside before him, but 2,300 for an outfielder is certainly a viable option. It's Mr. Jackie Moon is saying athletics is definitely a great call. I am big on the athletics tonight. King on YouTube is saying if you had to pick one, who would you take? Kyle Tucker or Jordan Alvarez, same price. I know I am very, very interested in both Kyle Tucker and Jordan tonight. I wrote up Kyle Tucker as a home run prop call tonight, one of the articles I do every day on numberfire.com. It's legitimately like a coin flip for them. I'm leaning with Kyle Tucker just because I wrote him up and I want it to be true. I want that home run call to be right. But you legitimately can't go wrong. I don't think that there's a wrong answer. I'm just leaning towards Tucker because that's who I chose to write up today. So you really actually can't go wrong. That's the real answer. Alvin on YouTube is asking, do you like the Padres, D-backs, or Baltimore? Yes, I mentioned the Padres this morning on the solo shot. They're going up against Caleb Smith, certainly a pitcher that we can look to attack. So if we look to the Padres splits versus lefties, let's go to San Diego versus lefties this year. Of course, they're without tahtis. Let's change this filter. Of course, they've also added some new additions to their team. But Machado, Pham, Grisham, Hosmer are probably the top options I'd be looking to know. Yes, this is a lefty-lefty matchup for both Eric Hosmer and Trent Grisham and Jake Cronworth. But again, we're not worried about necessarily just Caleb Smith. It's more about the bullpen for Arizona, which we know is terrible. So if they get the runs going early, they can run him out of the game. And then we're, of course, going to see some righty pitchers at some times. I also mentioned Baltimore going to Mollins, Mancini, Mount Castle, and Hayes for that home run upside versus Ryan Yawbrough. So yes, those are the two stacks I would be on. Before the Diamondbacks, I understand going to the Diamondbacks because they're going up against Ryan Weathers tonight, who is right here. He's on 1.49 homeruns overall. Has a low 17.5% strikeout rate. So I'd be looking there as well. Toronto and the Los Angeles Angels tonight. The Angels are going up against David Price. We just don't know how long he's going to be pitching into the game. The Angels lineup overall is a bit weaker than, of course, I would look to mainly Ohtani as a one-off. Not really a team I'm prioritizing tonight. Going to Toronto always is a call that has immense upside. Didn't get it done last night. I was big on them last night. It didn't happen the night before. They hit a couple of homeruns. Valdi is a pitcher, I think, that you can attack. He is a good pitcher. We can find Valdi, or I'm not seeing Valdi right here. He's not allowing a lot of homeruns this year or any, but I think he's just due for a little bit of negative regression. Under one homerun versus both lefties and righties this year, which, of course, versus lefties, 38% fly ball rate, and a 3.2% homerun fly ball ratio is well, well better than the league average. So he could be due for some negative regression, and then thus targeting Toronto will be a good call. Toronto is certainly not my favorite stack onto nights late. They are certainly set for some runs, but they are an offense that can go up there. Value at catcher tonight, Mike Zanino. That is going to be my go-to catcher, or value option at catcher, $2,600 for a player with a 473 ISO versus left-handed pitchers this year. Massive fly ball rate going up against John Means. You can also be doing that. Alvin on YouTube is asking, also, where does Marquez rank for you? I know pitching at cores is always scary. It is. There's no doubt about it. We also can say that the matchup for Marquez is solid going up against Miami, right? If this game were in Miami, I think everyone would be having a little bit of a different picture of what the picture we should be taking for Marquez. So Marquez, in terms of the top tier, I would take both Bassett and Burns ahead of Marquez, but I still want to be having shares of Marquez just because the matchup is so solid, he has looked good. And ultimately, you know, Jen on YouTube is saying that brings a bit of extra power to the Reds lineup. Reds, so Moustakis is in there. Okay, so India, Winker, Castellano, Zavato, Moustakis. Farmer, Naikwin, Barnhart is their lineup. One through six is, you know, hitters I would have interest in for the Reds. I think that they're all certainly very viable. One through four is going to continue to be the best stack for the Reds, going up against JT Brubaker tonight. Absolutely all in play. Jon on Facebook is saying, what about the Yankees? I missed what you said just got in. Yeah, the Yankees are in a great spot tonight. Going up against Marco Gonzalez, a picture that I've trusted way too many times as a streamer on my season long teams over the years. Too many home runs from him. Low strikeout rate, you know, so as I've said, this is like a deadly combination of allowing too many runs. If you allow hitters on base with an 8% walk rate, which is leaning on the edge of bad, right, a fly ball rate and mostly medium contact, but he has a league average home run fly ball ratio. So too many fly balls, borderline too many walks and a low strikeout rate. You allow these hitters on base and then you give up fly balls at a stadium like Yankee Stadium to the hitters that the Yankees have. Yes, absolutely for the Yankees. I think that they're all firmly in place tonight, maybe not, you know, Higashioka or Davis for the Yankees, but one through six is great. If you need to take a door for a bit of value, that's also in play. Hopefully we get to the Seattle bullpen because it is a lefty-lefty matchup going up against Gonzalez. Do you think Strowman has a strong game? I think it's certainly viable that Marco Strowman continues, you know, the strong streak that he's been on for the most part. You know, this game, 5.2 innings against Seattle, Cincinnati, it is what it is. Four earned runs, but that was the first time he gave up more than three earned runs dating back to May, right? So Strowman has been unbelievably consistent this season outside of one game against Cincinnati who we know is a good offense. He doesn't have a massive strikeout upside, but he can just cruise through the game, hopefully pick up the quality start and the wind points. I think it's a fine match up for him against Philadelphia. Jackie Moon is saying Hammer and Machado versus lefties, totally on board with that. DJ is asking Brent Rooker, Tomas Nido, Emmanuel Rivera, or Lomonte Wade, who is the safer play tonight? That is some deep, deep value. That's what you're looking for. I would go with, that's some deep, deep value. I don't love the matchup for Lomonte Wade going up against Corbin Burns in Milwaukee, wherever that game might be here. I would just go with, I would go with Brent Rooker. It's probably just the easiest and safest call if you're looking for that deep of value. Mr. Jackie Moon is saying Cronor seems to do all right versus lefties in the past. Yes, that is true. Again, not too worried about the lefty, lefty matchup. Initially for him versus Caleb Smith, it's more about them just going crazy with 10 plus runs and Caleb Smith getting out of the game so we get the righty lefty matchup, or I should say the lefty righty matchup for him against the Arizona bullpen. Producer Cal is saying Zinu and Austin Hayes got me to Corbin Burns, let's go, absolutely. You need that value if you wanna get up to Corbin Burns who without a doubt is the pitcher who is the best pitcher on tonight's slate. There's no question about that with this 36% strikeout rate. Also a pitcher that has flashed the highest ceiling going for 70 plus fan two points. I think it's twice this season, right? Once here and then here. Again, so he's gone for 70 plus points and two different starts this season, something that no other pitcher on this slate can say. Savan is saying best type of stack method to do today. To do today. So on a 14 game slate, for me it'll be normally going to my lineup optimizer, it'll be, I'll go 50% of lineups at 4-4 and the other 50% at 4-3-1. Those are just mainly the two types of stack that I use. Really not, I just like to stick with mine. I don't like to go too crazy with like a 4-1-1-1-1, although that is totally a viable strategy. It's just not what I personally like to do on larger slates. I will mix in again, as I said earlier this week, a 4-2-2 at times depending on what kind of spread I want in terms of allocating different teams in my overall stack profile for that day. So 4-3-1 is the main one that I do. Let's see, favorite GPP pitcher tonight, not named Bassett King on YouTube is asking. So I went over two at the beginning. Kyle Muller for Atlanta at $7,700. He's got a 27% strikeout rate this season. 12.3% walk rate certainly isn't great. We like to see him keep the fly balls down. Certainly great medium contact to start going against a depleted Washington Nationals lineup. So he'd be number one and then Cal Quantrell at $6,700 for Cleveland going up against the Tigers who come in with, what is it a league worst? What did I say? Yeah, league worst strikeout rate 25.7% versus right-handed pitching. And although Cal Quantrell only has a 16.8% strikeout rate this season, he has been trending up since the All-Star break with 22, 21, and 23% in three of his past four start. So Muller and, where's Muller? Muller and Quantrell are my two favorite tournament pitchers tonight. Also significantly more savings compared to Chris Bassett. So you roster either of these pitchers at 77 or 6,700. You could pay up for any of the hitting options that you want. Streaming out for me so I don't know if you answer my question regarding Brenton Rooker. Yeah, I think Rooker is the safest option. Monty Wade like in a tough spot going up against Corbin Burns. Like no need to like pick on the best pitcher if you need value. So Rooker is a totally, totally fine option on tonight's slate. King is saying appreciate the inside man. Yeah, good luck tonight. We have a great slate. Like we have a lot of offenses that are primed for a lot of scoring. We have course field, which of course presents plenty of scoring upside. There's a lot of pitchers in this mid-tier. Again, quick overview. Corbin Burns definitely the best pitcher on tonight's slate. He is very expensive. So I am going to be having some shares of him alongside Chris Bassett, who I really like for the combination of salary, you know, at home in Oakland, which is a great park factor against just a bad Texas Rangers team. Still going to take a few shares of Herman Marquez because he's been looking good as of late. But then if I'm dropping down, it's taking shares of Mueller and taking shares of Cal Quantrell to get that salary relief for, you know, paying up for some of the stacks. And Mr. Jackie Moon, what's exactly the reason for stacking? I usually do a bunch of random players, but stacking seems like a good idea. If you think that team will do well, you know, so the idea for stacking is like, you want to capture all of the offense that a team brings. So if you think about it, like lead-off hitter gets on, right? He gets on, so you're new to fantasy. This is great. So this is a great question. It's like, in terms of real baseball, like the lead-off hitter gets on. Like he hits a double, right? So you get points for the double if you have him. How does he score? He scores if the player behind him gets a hit. So then you stack one and two, so the, you know, player one gets a hit or gets a double, player two gets a single. So then you get the points for the single and you get the points for the RBI. And then you get the points for the player who was on second, scoring the run. So you get the double, the run, the single and the RBI. So you want to capture all of the offense. So when you stack four hitters together, you're hoping, you know, one runner run, another hit, another hit, and then a home run, right? So you're getting two, three hits and then the home run. And all of a sudden, you, instead of having just, you know, four points or six points or eight points, you're getting eight, eight, 10, 12 all stacked together. So when that offense goes for eight or 12 runs, you are getting the majority of the production all together. So that's what stacking is. It's like adding a QB and a wide receiver together. When he throws the touchdown, you get the points for the passing touchdown and the receiving touchdown, really just maximizing all of that potential upside. And Cal is saying, yes, it's only like a three leg parlay instead of nine. So it's like, you have your pitcher as a great game, your first stack has a great game, and then your second stack has a great game. You need three parts to get it done instead of nine individual players, which is of course very tough to do. So instead of picking nine players, right, you want just like stack A, stack B, pitcher, three parts have a great game, and then you should be in a good spot. All right, so that does it for today's Q&A. I will be back on Monday for the Soul Shot 9AM here on the Fandu YouTube page. I will be back Monday through Wednesday next week while Jim is still away. As always, this is found 4PM on the Fandu YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook page. Make sure to give it a like, follow, or subscribe. You can follow me on Twitter at dfs underscore Tom. Until next time, good luck in your contests.