 What's going on and welcome to the MLB Q&A. My name is Tom Vecchio. I am here filling in for Jim Sanis. He is off today. I was here this morning to do the solo shot, break things down. Now we have a bit more time, a chance to take some questions about today's MLB slate. We'll run through things for whatever questions you guys have. Let's, we have some confirmed starting line-ups. You can go over those. We have still waiting on some. Let's just do a quick recap of the weather because there's a lot going on. We already saw these games in Detroit get postponed. Not a big deal because those weren't on the main slate. We have these Miami Philly games also not on the main slate. One of those games actually starting there right now, four or five or four, 10 star in Philly. But a little bit of rain in Pittsburgh dealing with this. It could be impacted on either end. I think Strowman is a fine option tonight. As I said, kind of in the same light as Kyle Hendricks. Not a big strikeout picture, but certainly an easy matchup going up against the Pirates. The New York Boston game next should be fine. A little bit of weather. It is hot in the Northeast. I actually can be expecting plenty of runs there. This is the big game, Texas at Toronto. It's going to be wet. Of course, this is all according to Kevin Roth filed him for many years. He is the guy meteorologist you should be trusting. You know, we're interested in Robbie Ray because he's a fantastic pitcher with a great matchup going up against Texas. Then of course we're interested in the Toronto Blue Jays hitters because they have a great matchup going up against Jordan Miles for the Rangers. The Cincinnati game map. I actually have a good amount of interest in the entire modeling tonight for the Cincinnati Reds going up against the Milwaukee Brewers because they have the, was it the sixth worst strikeout rate versus right-handed pitching this year? So they had 25.5%. So a bit of interest in there. And then just some lesser issues as we move on. But starting off for tonight on Twitch for it's Mr. Jackie Moon. Do you know if you have to be on PC to use my Fandall giveaway points? I'm having trouble using them on mobile. That's actually a good question. I don't know. I think you should be able to redeem them. If you're talking about the Fandall points instead of the entry fee, like when you're saying I want to enter this for 4.44, you know, 9.99, whatever price is you, you might be able to switch at the bottom. Like if you're here switching to, you know, enter with your Fandall points instead of money, the points, that's what you're asking. If not, I would just hit up the Fandall support on Twitter to ask that if you can use it on mobile. That I don't have a specific answer for that. That would be the best place to go if you can't change it there. Yeah, so Michael Starr on YouTube is saying you can use the points on mobile as well. That would be, yeah, if you can, it's just a matter of finding the right spot. The fuse on YouTube is saying if you could only play one between Sally Perez and Whit Maryfield, who would it be? It would be Perez for me. You really want that home run upside. We want that power upside it. And that's gonna be Salvador Perez, $3,300. It's not like we're dealing with too much for price difference. Whit Maryfield is more expensive, but Salvador Perez is the player with the more power. Let's bring up the Royals quickly. Just to make things, you know, just to show it very, very clearly, they are going up against Keegan-Akin, who is a lefty. We will take off Seattle, put on Kansas City. I mean, this is strikingly clear with Sal Perez with a 391 ISO this year versus lefties versus Whit Maryfield. I was only at 146 ISO. You know, we're dealing with the same salary. I'm gonna call it to $200 difference, but that power upside, the multi-home run upside comes from Sal Perez. That's what helps you jump up to the top when it comes to torments. That's what I'm going with. Thoughts on Tyler Molley tonight from Kyle on YouTube. I can't quite get the upper tier of pitchers due to the stacks that I'm using. Thanks. I actually wrote up Tyler Molley tonight as an option that probably should be going under the radar. You can find any of my articles on numberfire.com. He's one of my under the radar picks for tonight. We'll bring up some of his numbers. He has a 29.5% striker rate this year. It's the third best on this slate. His walks are right there. His X fit is among the best on the slate at 3.61. We flip to the pitching. You're thinking, okay, Gospin, he's been super consistent. Robbie Ray has been super consistent. Has a great matchup versus Texas. Kyle Hendricks, like I said, has a great matchup. He's not a big strikeout pitcher. Molley is sitting down here under $9,000 at 8,800. It's probably gonna be going overlooked. If we flip to the Brewers real quickly, as I said, I think it's a 25.5% strikeout rate versus righties this year. I think it's the sixth worst in the league. Bring up the strikeout rate. Get rid of that. Get rid of this. Where is it? Yeah, sixth worst in the league, 25.5%. They strike out a ton. Despite the Brewers being in first place in the NL Central, they strike out a ton. And they have an 89 at WRC Plus overall this year, just 20 second in the league. Like we should not be too afraid of Milwaukee. They have strikeouts. They're not super dangerous overall, where's Milwaukee? They're a below average offense versus righties and they strike out a ton. So yeah, I love Tyler Molley tonight. Under $9,000, I will be taking that anytime I can. Who's the low money underdog for starting pitcher tonight? So I'm assuming that means that's from Jade Webb on Facebook. I'm assuming that means cheaper than this tier. Dylan Cease tonight is relatively in that same price range, $8,500. We know he has some good strikeout upside at 29.5% as well. Obviously, there's plenty of danger going up against that Houston lineup. I like Cease tonight, I'll be honest. I'm gonna have some exposure to him. It's probably not the best idea because Dylan Cease is on my dynasty season long team and I'm gonna be starting him tonight. I do trust him. I like his upside. I like his skill. I think you could actually go to Eduardo Rodriguez for the Boston Red Sox tonight. Now, of course, the pitching environment isn't great being at Yankee Stadium, but we know that Aaron Judge is gonna be out of the lineup for Yankee's. Have they have their lineup confirmed? Let's just give this a quick refresh to see Yankee's. Okay, three minutes ago. Lube Voight placed on the 10 day IL due to knee injury. That's great for my season long team as well. Just gonna be tilting about that even though we haven't even gotten the slate started, but I mean, look at this lineup for the Yankee's. Glaeber has not been super productive this year. Garner, Gettings, like this is not a great lineup for the Yankee's. So if you were looking for a lower priced pitcher tonight who has that Jade Webb did, I mean, Eduardo Rodriguez could be that answer. A 27% strikeout rate this year is solid. You know, a 3.37 X fifth. I will certainly take that. Thoughts on Justin Turner tonight. I locked him in for the MVP in a lineup from it's Mr. Jackie Moon. Of course, you got to like any Dodgers player tonight being at course field, whether it's him, whether it's Muncie, whether it's whoever out in Bellinger. I'll take any of them. Mookie Betts, of course. Chris Taylor, a player I've always been high on because he can give you, you know, stolen base and a home run upside. Absolutely love that. Patrick Wilson on Facebook's asking, do you have the Mets Pirates game will play? That's kind of the one, that's one of the ones we are waiting on. No update on the weather there. It is a game that, you know, he's going to have some rain issues. It's sandwiched by rain on either end, rain before, rain after. Like I said, I do like Strohman tonight due to the fact that he's probably not going to be super popular as his, I'm going to say like type of pitcher him, Kyle Hendricks, like these type of pitchers that aren't strikeout heavy pitchers generally go over look because we know that strikeouts are king when it comes to MLB DFS. But we know that Strohman can go six, seven innings, give up one or two more runs, pick up the quality star points and pick up the wind points. So no, we don't know as of now if the Mets Pirates will play, but he has a picture I do have some interest in. Kyle Hendricks or Chris Flexon, who has better upside for a fantasy diet tonight from DJ Cassier on Facebook. Flexon, you know, from a point per dollar standpoint, he's $7,000, you know, I'm not super afraid of the angels lineup. I know he's been looking good as of late. These two most recent starts are certainly good, but the strikeout upside isn't necessarily there for him. And it's also not there for Hendricks, right? Let's make that clear, like, we're not getting a superman of high strikeout upside from either Flexon or Hendricks. So from a point per dollar standpoint, I would lean with Flexon if you're going to be dropping down that far just because Kyle Hendricks has to do so much more in order to pay off his fancy value being $9,800. So I'll take, yeah, I'll take Chris Flexon for Seattle instead of the much more expensive Kyle Hendricks. Do you prefer Mollie over Morton from Michael Starr on YouTube? Mollie over Morton, that's a really, really close call. Tyler Mollie, $8,800, Charlie Morton at $87. Let's just call him the same salary to make things equal. That's a really good question. I would actually take Charlie Morton for a couple of reasons. If let's just, there are $100 difference, we're just gonna call him the same. Their strikeout rate is between them is, what is it, Morton's at 27, Mollie's at 29. Again, minor differences. The weather's the issue, right? If you can't pay attention to the weather and you're gonna be sending your lineups and you might not be available, scattered thunderstorms, some kind of delay is likely, that's never super comforting if you're gonna be rostering a starting pitcher. So, you know, a few pop-ups in Atlanta in the summer is very normal. But if I have to choose between them, Morton's probably the safer one just because of the weather issues and they are the same salary. So that's an issue. Hendricks are cease for Nick on Facebook. When will a Bray you get going? When a Bray you get going, that would be great because I've been rostering and probably way too much in DFS. But when it comes to Hendricks or Cease, you know, push comes to shove it and it'll take Cease because we wanna be chasing that upside. Right, Hendricks, again, it has a limited ceiling to get to. We're looking for the ceiling for Hendricks coming from the quality start and the wind points against, yes, a very lackluster Arizona lineup. But he has to do a whole lot in order to reach value. You know, can he reach towards this upper limit? Of course, but it's gonna be going. Six innings giving up, you know, zero or one or runs with five, six, seven strikeouts, picking up the quality start and the wind points. I would actually lean towards Cease because we know he has that strikeout potential with an almost 30% strikeout rate. And more importantly, Cease probably isn't going to be popular tonight going up against Houston. Everyone's gonna say, oh, on paper, it's Houston. I'm not gonna roster this pitcher. So if Cease does go for 40 points, which he's shown the ability to do, you know, you wanna capture all of that upside in the best possible position, right? If Cease went for 40 or 50 points against Baltimore, you know, if we look back, I would assume Cease was probably pretty popular against Baltimore because it's Baltimore and he has a high strikeout rate, right? You're not getting a leg up on the competition if he's super chalky that night. So I would actually take Cease tonight over Kyle Hendricks. Who's my favorite stack on tonight's slate? Outside of course field, this is coming from Chia on Twitter slash Periscope. Outside of course field, it's gonna be Toronto, right? It's absolutely gonna be Toronto with this massive 5.69 implied run total. We know the power upside that they have. I think I have Toronto pulled up here yet. Going up against Jordan Lyles for the Texas Rangers time. I mean, this power that they have all righties in their line of attack, absolutely phenomenal. We look to Jordan Lyles tonight, specifically against righties, which is what we generally see from the Toronto lineup, which rolls out eight righties on most nights because sometimes we see Kavan Visio as the only lefty in their lineup. 2.08 home runs allowed to righties this year, a modest 19% strikeout rate, not anything we're worried about. A 37% fly ball rate, a 37% hard contact rate for Jordan Lyles versus righties this year is absolutely terrible. If you are new to the stream, if you haven't read some of my work on numberfire.com, the 40-40 line is what I generally look for when it comes to fly ball rate and hard contact rate allowed by pitchers. That's where we start to see them become very, very home run prone. It's not a hard and fast robot. We do see Lyles approaching that line and we should see Toronto as probably one of the best overall stacks. So they are my favorite stack outside of Coors field. Are you still high on Robbie Ray or does the rain steer you away from him a little bit from the fuse on YouTube? If there was no rain tonight, Robbie Ray is my top pitcher. I sat on the solo shot this morning ranking these top pitchers on tonight's slate. Robbie Ray is my number one pitcher just because he has a better strikeout matchup for him compared to Gosman. Gosman is also more expensive. St. Louis is not a great offense. They just don't strike out as much as Texas does. So yes, Robbie Ray is still my number one pitcher on tonight's slate if the weather holds. Now, if the weather doesn't hold, I would actually then just pivot a lot of those shares to Kevin Gosman. I actually have to work a few things in with the, you know, the salary changes being about $1,000 difference, but I'd be certainly shifting most of those shares to Gosman. I would then actually try and drop down a bit and then look to some shares for Tyler Molley again, if the rain holds. Moving down a bit further, what do you think about a Seattle stack tonight from Patrick Wilson on Facebook? Yes, I spoke about Seattle as one of the final three things on the solo shot this morning. And this is Seattle. This is their hitters in a split versus right handed pitching this season. They're going up against Andrew Heaney tonight who I'm gonna say is a really, really average pitcher. If I could find his name real quick. So everyone looks at Heaney and they say, okay, a 28.5% strikeout rate. It doesn't walk a whole lot. He's got a 3.85%. Ex-spit going up against Seattle who I think we would all agree a very average lineup overall. But look at this, 2.04 home runs per nine allowed. Sure, he's got a higher strikeout rate against righties. Okay, it is what it is. A 44% fly ball rate, a 20% home run fly ball ratio and approaching 40% when it comes to a hard contact rate. Yeah, I have a lot of interest in Seattle, especially if they're not gonna be popular tonight. I'm mainly a tournament player, right? Getting consistency out of a player is nice and all, but I'm always shooting for upside and upside combined when those players are not gonna be popular, right? I love Toronto tonight. I absolutely love Toronto tonight. Toronto's probably gonna be one of the chalkiest teams on tonight's slate outside of Coors Field. Okay, I think that much is clear. I love Toronto tonight. I'm gonna have plenty of shares, but if a team like Seattle goes off for eight, nine, 10 runs, which any team in the majors can do, especially against the Angels bullpen, which is absolutely terrible. I want some shares of Mitch Hannigar. I want some shares of Jake Fraley. Even though this is a lefty-lefty split for Kyle Seger, look at this, he has a 205 ISO in a lefty-lefty split. We also see a 52% fly ball ratio from Kyle Seger. So, he's getting the ball in the air against lefties and he has a 43% heart contact rate. So, yes, I do like Seattle as a stack tonight to answer Patrick's question. How do the Padres grade out as a stack tonight and who would you prioritize from Kyle on YouTube? The Padres tonight, going up against Washington, going up against Eric Feddy. Feddy is here. Let's look at some of his splits. The Padres time where they when it comes to implied totals. They are, am I just not seeing them? My Padres, oh Padres, right here, 5.03. It's been a long day, but going up against Eric Feddy for the Nationals. I mean, he's got good numbers overall. None of them are super impressive. Like these strikeout rates, you know, don't worry me. You know, when we see a picture with like a sub 25% strikeout rate and he's giving up home runs, those are pictures I generally like to target. This is the issue though. He's not giving up a whole lot of fly balls, both under 36%. And he's also mainly a medium contact picture, which means he generates a lot of ground balls as we see here, which limits the potential damage against them. Of course, you know, we can always get home runs out of any hitter. Let's flip to Seattle real quick. Seattle away from Seattle on to San Diego real quick. Yes, we know that they have plenty of power in their lineup. You know, if this means that they're not gonna be popular, right, if we could shift those, like the average DFS player would shift those salary dollars for San Diego, you know, on to a core stack, on to Toronto, who we could say are in better matchups. Then yes, if the Padres are gonna be slightly under the radar tonight with some expensive hitters up at the top, I would certainly look to Tattis or Machado or Trent Grissom as a three-man stack. Are they my favorite stack on tonight's slate? No, but I do think they are certainly very viable in GPPs. I know it's not DFS from it's Mr. Jackie Moon, but I went for Hail Mary with Tattis, Vlad, Albeez, and Mookie to all have at least three hits tonight. I assume this is a parlay you're talking about, except you said it's not DFS from Jackie Moon on Twitch. $2 for $6,700 all to have three plus hits tonight. I mean, Vlad and Mookie, I think are the best out of those. You know, Mookie, of course, can do that at any night. Tattis also can do that at any night. Albeez is interesting. Obviously you're looking for some super long odds here. Michael Waka, not a picture I'm afraid of. I mean, I think that's fine. Yeah, I'm certainly not against that. All with three, at least three hits tonight, that's certainly long, but listen, two for $6,700. That's a fantastic ROI. From Brandon on Facebook, is Duffy worth the risk? I think Duffy's fine, right? We're not overly worried about the Baltimore lineup. The issue with Duffy, as he returned from his stint on the injured list, is his pitch count, right? I think he got up to, what was it, 70 some odd pitches in his last outing? Let's just double check that. Because him getting deeper into the game would be the issue, right? That's what we are ultimately worried about. His pitch count would be whatever under one of these tabs, it would be. So he went five innings, four innings, I think it was 77 pitches in his most recent outing. I think that's the issue with Duffy. I'm not worried about the Baltimore lineup overall. We know that they had plenty of strikeouts. Again, a bit of a neutral park in Kansas City. I'm more interested in the Kansas City side, but $1,600 for Danny Duffy, a pitcher that's carrying a 26% strikeout rate. I think that's fine for him. I think it's certainly worth a player to mix into your player pool at sub $7,000. A lad should pay up for a Toronto stack. A lad should pay up for, you want a fully stacked course, whatever it might be. He's certainly a player, you can do that. Is it risky to, also from Patrick on Facebook, is it risky to roster Julio Rios tonight? No. He is a pitcher that I spoke about to close out the solo shot this morning at $8,900. Let's flip this to lefties this season for the, look for the Rockies. So Rios has shown a very solid season, solid ceiling throughout the season this year, reaching for some of these higher strikeout totals, reaching double digits multiple times. We know he has a solid strikeout rate, very solid pitcher overall. We look to the Rockies versus lefties this year, 92 WRC plus, certainly not great now. They don't strike out a whole lot, right? They're certainly in the lower portion, one of the better disciplined teams at the plate when it comes to facing lefties this season. But they're just an average team when it comes to power overall. So I actually do like Rios, and as I mentioned this morning, and especially if he's not gonna be popular, if this is a player that's gonna come in under 10%, under 5% just because everyone sees Corse Field and say, oh, I'm not gonna be rostering a pitcher that's at Corse field, well, of course, again, you wanna capitalize on his potential upside. This is not a player you would want anywhere near your cash games, anywhere near those types of linems, your head to heads, whatever it might be, but mixing him into your player pool, especially when we can make the better case for Molly at a similar price tag. I know some people are gonna be on Andrew Heeney tonight at a similar price tag. Just because he's going up against Seattle, I'm not on board with that. I'm actually fully fading Heeney tonight. He will not be in my player pool at all. So yes, I do like Rios tonight, tournament only. Do you think Morton, this is from Jenna on YouTube, do you think Morton will be popular? If so, what about a Ray Stack in tournaments? I think Morton will be decently popular tonight. I don't think he's gonna be one of the top three pitchers tonight. I still think that should lie with Robbie Ray, Gossman. And then I know Heeney's gonna be popular. He's going to be popular. I know why he's gonna be popular. It's because of his strikeout rate. It's because of the matchup versus Seattle. I'm still not going with it. I'm fully fading Heeney tonight. So if Morton is not going, if Morton's gonna be popular, will the Rays be a good stack? Yes, I'm not one to particularly pick on Charlie Morton due to the fact that we know he can limit the hard contact. We know they can keep the ball down, limit those fly balls. So the upside for him is generally not always, upside against him is generally not always there. He's mainly a ground ball pitcher, mainly a medium contact pitcher around or below the league average when it comes to home run to fly ball ratio. So he's not a pitcher I generally like to pick on, but if you get the indication that he's going to be popular, then sure. We want to gain some leverage that way. I think that's fine. DJ on Facebook says, Robbie Ray, Lance McCullers, Charlie Morton or Chad Cool. And how do you feel about a Giants or Cleveland stack? So you're asking me to rank these pictures? Ray, McCullers, Morton or Cool? Or should I be picking one of them? Because if I'm picking any of them, it's going to be Robbie Ray. All things can, you know, if this rain holds out, it'd be great if the rain holds out because then I want Robbie Ray 10 times out of 10 just because he has shown the highest strikeout rate in the most consistency. Also the matchup for him is easier than Lance McCullers going up against. The White Sox we know has, so I'm going to rank them. Okay, so Ray McCullers, Morton and Cool. Ray McCullers, Morton and Cool. So Chad Cool just do the fact that he has this super low strikeout rate is not something I have a whole lot of interest in. We have seen the Mets line would get a little bit better as the season has gone on and they closed out June with a bit of power. So, you know, not super afraid of the Mets, but Cool is definitely going to be last due to the lower strikeout rates. It's going to go Ray, it's probably going to go Ray, Morton McCullers and then Cool last just because we want the upside that Ray brings. Morton because his salary is lower than McCullers and McCullers has a tougher matchup compared to Charlie, Morton and, you asked me to decide between Ray and McCullers. I'm going to be choosing Ray 10 times out of 10 just because his matchup is far easier going up against Texas. So yes, it would be Ray, Morton, McCullers and Cool in that order. And then how do I feel about a Giants or Cleveland stack tonight? Cleveland stack tonight, you know, I think, I think Shaw and I is a good pitcher. I would certainly lean a bit more with San Fran going up against Adam Lane, right? I know Wayne Bright doesn't allow a whole lot of fly balls and or home runs. We'll bring up his numbers real quick. Yeah, mainly a ground ball pitcher, medium contact pitcher, doesn't have a whole lot of strikeouts, very modest at 22%, not allowing a whole lot of home runs this season. But I think that the power upside for San Fran is much more than Cleveland. We know that they are still dealing with a number of injuries. You know, Eddie Rosario brings good power, although it's a lefty-lefty matchup during the loop low. Like this bottom portion of the Indians lineup is not something I want to go to. Meanwhile, San Fran continues to impress people this year with the power that they have in their lineup. So yeah, I would take the Giants over Cleveland. I know they're still dealing with a ton of injuries, but the power that they have, I would say is better. Yeah, all things considered, especially for their salaries, I think it would be a much better way to go. Rank the Dodgers from defuse on YouTube. Dodgers tonight. Is their lineup confirmed? Let's give this a quick refresh to see if the Dodgers lineup is confirmed. The Mets, Marvin-Zalas, White Sox, Orioles, Blue Jays, Yankees. Yeah, I don't think the Dodgers are confirmed yet. So the Dodgers up here, now let's just change this real quick. They are facing, yeah, Centella tonight, versus Rides, flip to the Dodgers. So Max Monti's probably gonna be super popular tonight as you would expect. Was he bad? So all things considered, including their salaries, let's bring up just the Dodgers. All things considered, Monti, Betz, Turner are definitely my top three. Bellinger, especially for his salary, given the fact that he's just hasn't shown a whole lot this season. I know he's been dealing with a ton of injuries in and out of lineup. Just that level of inconsistency. I hate to trust that, especially when he's so expensive, right? And we can't make the case for him over Monti or Betz. Maybe you make the case for him over Turner just because of the splits and you look at Bellinger's historic numbers versus Rides. But I would still take all three of those ahead of Bellinger and then, man, I think you'd make the case for probably Pollock or Taylor maybe ahead of Bellinger. Just because of what they've done this year, both being so good, especially to end the second half of the first half of the season for someone like AJ Pollock. So I would go Monti, clear number one, Betz, Turner and then a coin flip between Taylor and Pollock. Wayno is either going from this from Jackie Moon on Twitch. Wayno is either gonna get smoked or shut down the Giants, toss the coin IMO. Yeah, that's probably what's gonna happen where maybe the Giants coming out slow the first game of the second half and Wayno and his ground ball rating is something that's softer to medium contact rate. That's what shines through. Or the Giants and the power that they had in the first half shines through. Like there's probably gonna be no middle ground. Yes, I would agree with that. So I think we're in a good spot. It's been about 30 minutes to go over things. Does Flexon hold up against the Angels? Sure, I'm willing to take a shot on Chris Flexon as a final question from Clint on YouTube. Is Flexon hold up for the Mariners going up against the Angels? I have a good amount of interest in him tonight at $7,000 strictly for GVPs, a few shares of him because if we look at a projected Angels lineup, you know, their lineup isn't confirmed. Let me just give this one final refresh before we close things out. Yeah, no confirmed lineup for the Angels, but we know how good Otani is. Jerry Walsh having a great season. You know, David Fletcher, he's on this, what is it, 24, 25, 26 game hitting streak, whatever it is. He's got zero power, right? Very consistent hitter, doesn't strike out a lot, is zero power. This portion of the lineup does not scare me. So yes, I will take a few shares of Flexon tonight going up against the Angels. How do you feel about the Mets and San Diego? How do you feel about the New York, the Yankees, the Mets and San Diego final question from Jerry on Facebook. San Diego, again, if they're gonna be under the radar, I think it's fine. I don't love their match going up against Eric Fetty because again, he's not a big fly ball pitcher. He's mainly a ground ball pitcher, medium contact pitcher. It doesn't allow a whole lot of fly balls. Home run upsides not gonna be there for them. And then salaries for San Diego hitters, you could easily move to Toronto, which we know has much more upside. The Yankees, of course, they're at home, but really the Yankees, the bottom half of that lineup for the Yankees, wherever they are, like the bottom half of the lineup for the Yankees is not good. So if you're stacking Yankees tonight, it's really only the first four hitters and that's the only spot I would go for the Yankees. Their lineup is looking very thin tonight. And then the Mets really not interested in them too much going up against Chad Kool. There's also some weather issues there. So Kool doesn't give up the most home runs in the world. I think there's just better places we can go overall. All right, that does it for the Q&A today. Jim will be back on Monday for the sole shot at 9 a.m. I may or may not be back in a few weeks when Jim is out again, but you can catch me on Twitter at DFS underscore Tom. Until next time, good luck in your contests.