We are continuing our category sleepers series, and we've reached a fun one.

Pitchers with huge strikeout upside.

We're also going to try to find some wins sleepers, but who knows how much luck we'll have with that here on the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast brought to you by fan tracks.

Eric Haltman here with Ryan Boyer. And Ryan,

it is going to be our Category Sleepers podcast. We are continuing our tour through the categories.

We are reaching strikeouts and wins today. But real quick, before we get to that and the headlines,

you are also my TGFBI co-contestant here we we got in a league together

picking six and eight are you winning the draft is the league over should we play it out i'm not

super thrilled with how my draft has gone particularly at the beginning i took gunHendrish at 6, and I can't remember how the timing broke down if it was before

his injury or just in between when we found out that it was an intercostal strain.

Either way, it's a little bit of a less rosier outlook for him now since I made that pick.

And it also talked me into because I already had a shortstop.

And I took Zach Wheeler with my second pick.

I was considering Trey Turner with my second pick instead, thinking that I could get a pitcher on the way back.

But since I already had a shortstop, I went for the pitcher.

And then it was basically Raphael Devers or another pitcher in my mind for the third pick.

It was just kind of a domino effect that

didn't work out my way for the first few rounds. I hope I've rebounded since then, but I wasn't

crazy about the start I got off to. Yeah, you ended up going, what, seven straight hitters,

rounds four to ten, so you've got the chance to make up for a lack of early hitting there. My weirdness in the

first two rounds was that Paul Skeen fell all the way to the middle of round two. I got him with

the 23rd overall pick. Nobody took a starting pitcher until pick 20, Terrick Scoobel.

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