Hello and welcome to On the Corner of the Official Podcast to Pitchelisk.com.

I'm your host, Eric Smolski, joined as always by Nick Pollock.

Nick and I saw each other multiple times this weekend in person, the tout, which is amazing.

And we have real baseball, real live MLB, regular season games coming tomorrow, the Japan series.

So we are full on.

However, a lot of you still have drafts coming up this final week before the regular everybody opening day.

And so we're going to help you through those last drafts because Nick published an article just before the weekend.

You told me you were Russian working hard to get it out.

But you publish something you do every day, which is the ultimate fantasy baseball draft

guide.

So before we get into the topic for today, just tell people a little bit of like what is the

draft guide if they find it over on pitcherless.com.

What can they use it for? How it benefit them absolutely um so this guide actually goes really well with the live draft

assistant tool that we just launched and uh i will go more into that later but that's for peel

pro members um this is a guide of just like hey i'm drafting in your standard 12 teamer draft. I know so many

of you have listened to some fantastic people in the industry. You kind of focus more on 15

teamers or your weekly fab stuff and in your points leagues. This is your Yahoo standard 12 team.

You can really apply this a lot to 10 teamers too. And I really wanted to outline, hey, these are the hitters who I'm generally going for

that I like.

And I've also identified certain positions for hitting that I think you need to target at

certain points, whereas Ariel Cohen would say the hotspots are where there's a lot of

good value at this point because, you know, not everybody's going

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