Seeing Rice doing what he's doing has me nostalgic for the early days of 2025, when I was fully ready to go all in on a guy that had hit .171 with a .613 OPS the year before. And yet, most tragically, I could not manage to snag rice in the only redraft league I participate in this year - a league in which I'm really struggling, no less. Hats off to the guys who reached for both Rice and Sal more than I had anticipated, perhaps you read my blog. Fortunately enough, though, the

A lump appeared on her lower leg about two months ago, and it became more and more apparent that it wasn't an abscess, cyst, or fatty tumor. We brought her in to the vet for a fine needle aspirate last week, and we just got the results of the lab work: She's getting surgery, no matter what. We love her to death. If you enjoy my content and love kitties, please consider subscribing to my Patreon for the season. Your contributions will be directly helping the funding of the su

Moisés Ballesteros, C/UT Somehow, someway, Moisés is still only 17% owned on Yahoo. There's at least one more opportunity to grab a slugger who boasts a .400 BA and 1.098 OPS across 61 plate appearances. He blasts the ball at a top 10 percentile rate, all while swinging with an excellent 61% ideal attack angle: He squares up on the ball while swinging with elite bat speed: I understand he sits a bit too often for some managers' likings, and yet, his remarkable and consistent

By happenstance, we've got a bunch of interesting Catchers making the list today. I'd say that would be awesome...most years...but catcher happens to be deeper than it's ever been. Still, I'm sure a bunch of us could use an upgrade either at C or utility, so take your pick! Also, I want to just drop some Noah Schultz information to start us off here, courtesy of Prospectsavant. https://prospectsavant.com/player/702273 https://prospectsavant.com/player/702273 Schultz battle