Brad Johnson Baseball Chat: 11/28/2017

Brad Johnson: Hey folks, I’ll start with a couple from the queue than switch back to real time. If we’re short on questions, I’ll go back to the queue.

Jim: Trade Rizzo for Ohtani in an OBP dynasty if I️ have Bryant/Arenado/Bellinger/Hoskins for 1B/3B/CI?

Brad Johnson: I know the Ohtani hype is big, but I would not trade for him at this point.

Brad Johnson: To me, his unique profile just reads as risk, and some sites are talking about treating him as two players – far from ideal for roster management

Brad Johnson: Moreover, Ohtani at his very best is probably comparable to Rizzo. You’d be taking on a ton of downside.

Tim: I feel like Robbie Ray is one of the more divisive pitchers heading into 2018. Where do you fall on him for next year?

Brad Johnson: There’s some volatility there, but I figure he’s in the second tier of aces with guys like Yu Darvish.

weezy: How did you make the leap from friends’ redraft league to where you are now? And what was the most rewarding escalation for you? For example, was the first full dynasty league the most fun you have had with fantasy?

Brad Johnson: I think it started about 10 years ago with me trying to make a better fantasy league for a Phillies forum. Basically 5×5 with OPS and unlimited keepers at draft price +$7. I still have two leagues with those general keeper parameters

Brad Johnson: I won or placed second in that league in something like 7 of 10 seasons. Over the years, it’s turned into a pseudo-industry league

Brad Johnson: I like winning, so I’ll say that’s among the most rewarding.

Brad Johnson: When ottoneu started up, I played a single season and won (5×5) then quit for a year. Then I joined FG Staff 2, taking over Summer Anne Burton’s terrible roster. After one rebuilding season, I’ve won three straight years against other RotoGraphs folk. That’s fun experience #2.

Revisionist History: who is the better 3B long term(next 3 years): Joey Gallo or Travis Shaw?

Brad Johnson: Gallo

Peter: Can Smoak repeat his 2017 performance?  Does his profile scream regression, or could this be a true late stage breakout?

Brad Johnson: I think we’re looking at a little of both. He does appear to be legitimately better than past iterations. To hear him explain it, he stopped trying to hit the piss out of the ball and good things happened.

Brad Johnson: Of course, he’s likely to regress some – he’s not young and his recent season was pretty much a best case scenario complete with incorrect scouting reports.

Brad Johnson: ok, let’s check out what people are saying in the present…

Mark: Is Gallo going to really make more contact?

Brad Johnson: He really doesn’t need to

Brad Johnson: I know the strikeout rate is painful, but it comes with a perfectly acceptable OBP and more than enough power.

Brad Johnson: Going back to the Gallo or Shaw question, Shaw makes things close in a AVG format. I tend to overlook that at first glance because I don’t personally have any AVG leagues

Brad Johnson: In a OBP or OPS format, you’re looking at comparable production between the two with Gallo hitting +10 HR.

Brad Johnson: And seemingly more room for growth (.250 BABIP and the high K%)

The Man With No Name: Are you buying back into Bumgarner as you would have preseason 2017?

Brad Johnson: Pretty much. I think we have to assume the Giants will be terrible until we see what they do this winter.

Brad Johnson: So that hurts his value

Mark: Re: but if he did (even a little), does he hit 50 homeruns consistently?

Brad Johnson: (re: Gallo)

Brad Johnson: I don’t know that it’s reasonable to project anybody to consistently hit 50 home runs. If anybody in the league was going to do that, it’d be Stanton. And he HASN’T done that.

Brad Johnson: Right now, I’m looking at Gallo as Chris Davis with youth, potential, and 3B eligibility.

Mark: thats what I figured, I think people are going to underestimate him and miss out on 45 homeruns in late rounds

Brad Johnson: Possibly. I expect us touts to spend a lot of words talking about the importance of the outlier HR guys.

Magic 8 Ball: Everybody kept waiting for Alex Wood to fall apart in 2017, but he didn’t. Optimistic about 2018 as a #3 starter in points league?

Brad Johnson: Uh, he kind of did fall apart though. The velocity dropped and he turned into a back end guy. Somebody you can roster full time but don’t need to go out of your way to acquire. With the health issues, he’s going to be overpriced on draft day.

Brad Johnson: You’re better off taking some value fliers, which parlays perfectly into…

redsoxman: Pitching is always fickle.  Any “diamond’s in the rough” that you see for next year in terms of pitchers??  Or any comeback pitchers?  I’m talking the waiver wire guys who become 2-3 guys or more (See your Robbie Ray comment above or Jake Airetta a few years ago..etc)

Brad Johnson: I don’t have this drafted up so I’ll need a minute.

Brad Johnson: I’ve liked Tyler Chatwood for awhile. Think there could be decent performance there. Joe Biagini, Jerad Eickhoff, Trevor Williams, and Mike Montgomery come to mind (I’m reading one of my rosters) as guys with some flavor of potential

Brad Johnson: Luiz Gohara is getting mega hype, he’s another

Brad Johnson: Bundy and Gausman always seem to have a chance to figure it out. Marco Estrada may rebound.

Brad Johnson: I’m missing a bunch – it’s way too early to worry about draft day bargains just yet.

Davoink Showerhandel: Keep $55 Votto in 4th year Ottoneu league?  Seems about market value given inflation.  Generally where do you stand on keeping or cutting players that are basically exactly market value?

Brad Johnson: Keep stars, cut core or less.

Brad Johnson: keep/cut depends on your other assets though. It’s fine to keep Votto for $55 in a vacuum. Your specific circumstances could lead you to do otherwise.

Brad Johnson: Stars win ottoneu

Mookie Cookie: What about Gallo vs Olson?

Brad Johnson: I’m leaning Gallo.

Brad Johnson: They’re similar hitters except Olson’s K rate is 10 points lower.

Brad Johnson: So again, he looks a little better in AVG and maybe worse in OBP/OPS

Brad Johnson: Let’s just say I don’t buy Olson’s 41.4% HR/FB ratio

Brad Johnson: Best in the minors was 21.9% – that was last year.

Brad Johnson: I see him more as a 30 HR guy

Brad Johnson: with 40+ in a perfect season

Jeff: How much does final team destination for FAs weigh into keeper decisions? Does $4 Zack Cozart (ottoneu 5×5) make any sense outside Cincinnati?

Brad Johnson: I think that’s fine for that specific example

Brad Johnson: A guy like Tyler Chatwood is a good instance of when it could matter

Brad Johnson: I don’t think it’ll happen, but it’s possible he’ll either re-sign with COL or take a swingman-style job

Brad Johnson: in which case I probably don’t pay $4 to keep him

Brad Johnson: but if the Phillies sign him to be a mid-rotation pitcher, I’ll drop the $4.

Brad Johnson: It’s more relevant for pitchers than hitters

Brad Johnson: the counterpoint is for fringy power guys (i.e. Cozart) going to San Francisco or Pittsburgh

Peter: There seems to be a lot of opinions on Hoskins going forward.  How should he be valued in a dynasty format?

Brad Johnson: Honestly, everybody should be taking a wait-and-see approach

Brad Johnson: His owner should be happy to sell him as a 45 HR hitter

Brad Johnson: buyers should look to pay for 25 HR with a healthy AVG

Brad Johnson: obviously, there’s a big gap between what buyers and sellers will want, so whoever owns him is probably keeping him

Carlos: Dynasty format, pick one: Buxton or Mazara?

Brad Johnson: Buxton

Brad Johnson: The steals and the non-trivial power make that easy

Brad Johnson: Hardly anybody runs AND hits for power

Brad Johnson: even if it’s in a flawed package

Brad Johnson: And it’s not like Mazara is actualized either

Odds Maker: In standard 5×5, you can keep 2 of Jansen, Willson, Hoskins & Carlos Martinez? My other 5 are Sale, Bum, Bellinger, Rendon, Freeman

Brad Johnson: I want to say Hoskins and CMart. I’m only confident that it’s not Jansen

Mookie Cookie: Is it fair to say McCullers and Wood showed about the same upside, about same injury concerns, but McCullers will come at a fair sized discount come draft day?

Brad Johnson: I don’t think so

Brad Johnson: For one, I’m pretty sure everybody likes McCullers more

Brad Johnson: that’s my impression anyway

Brad Johnson: McCullers didn’t fall off in the same way as Wood – meaning his peripherals weren’t as scary flashy red

Brad Johnson: That said, they’re both injury risks with some borderline ace upside, so I’m fine calling them the same asset class

Brad Johnson: I’m most likely passing on both on draft day even though I’m a huge fan

BlueBirds: Am I crazy to think that Robbie Ray has even more to give? Everyone seems to think that he will regress, that this last year was lucky. I understand that he had a low BABIP and a high hard hit% and LOB%, but he was also 2nd in mlb in K/9 (4th in K%) in age 25 year. Looks pretty similar statistically to a young Scherzer

Brad Johnson: Not crazy

Brad Johnson: And the Scherzer comp is spot on – he could take that next step, or he could pull an Arrieta and kind of dwindle back towards average

Brad Johnson: we’re in risk/reward land for Ray

Sandy Ravage: Let’s talk about dynasty leagues for a second: I am in an AL only league that has begun to take a deeper approach (RFAs and UFAs, minor league rosters, no MLB draft) and I feel like playing with one player universe makes a league like this too thin. Would it be best to a) scale back on dynasty aspect or b) expand to all MLB?

Brad Johnson: If you’re going that deep, just play the whole league. The one exception is if you have a really health 10ish team league and don’t think you can scale high enough for a mixed league without sacrificing owner quality

Brad Johnson: It’s kind of fun/funny picking up Vlad Guerrero Jr. as a 15-year-old

Liam Neesons: in my 14 team H2H pts dynasty, pitching is costing a fortune. Sale just went for 25% of a teams cost, which is asinine to me. Am I just going to have to pony up for good pitchers (by high trade cost or $$) or can I get by streaming week in and week out?

Brad Johnson: Sounds like you need to zig

Brad Johnson: or zag

Brad Johnson: which is it your rivals are doing? Do the other one.

Brad Johnson: Seriously though, whenever there’s a leaguewide overcommitment of resources to something, it’s usually best to figure out another way to win

Dub: South Jersey represent!

Brad Johnson: Oh hi

Bobopedia: in a 30 team dynasty where I can have both for the next 5 years: Gallo or Devers?

Brad Johnson: Congrats?

Brad Johnson: Am I reading that right? Keep ’em both

Brad Johnson: They’re both awesome dynasty assets. If you have to choose, decide if you prefer volatile power or something a little more steady (I’d pick Devers personally).

Vic Romano: How much regression do you expect for Schoop?  Or is this who he is now?

Vic Romano: It’s not a true dynasty league, but we can grab prospects before they have played in the bigs if we want, they just have to sit in a standard bench spot, of which we have 5.  Would you hold on to Baby Vladdy and/or Eloy with those conditions?

Brad Johnson: Small regression for Schoop – between 25 and 35 HR, .265 and .290 AVG, run production subject to role

Brad Johnson: Probably only one of the prospects (both are superb growth assets). You need room to manage your MLB roster. Can also pass altogether if you trust your management ability more than prospect development

Brad Johnson: I usually feel that way

Mark: Scherzer was built, not born.

Brad Johnson: Indeed

Mark: How high you taking Cutch next season? I would like to have a share of him but dont know when to get him

Brad Johnson: I have not considered selecting Cutch yet. That’s something I’ll only really consider if he’s sitting out there forever

Brad Johnson: I don’t like guys I can’t figure out

Brad Johnson: And I just don’t understand what’s going on with him

Brad Johnson: Let’s try a couple of the queue questions then switch back to present time

Guest: Who is your biggest deep sleeper this year?

Brad Johnson: I haven’t found him yet.

CamdenWarehouse: Do you believe in Robert Stephenson’s performance post demotion and reentrance into the rotation: 3.30 ERA 59K over 60 IP albeit with a still ugly WHIP?

Brad Johnson: I believe GABP is going to kill his ratios

Mookie Cookie: Who will be the most surprising 40+ HR guy next season?

Brad Johnson: That’s tricky because anybody who hit 20+ this year wouldn’t be super surprising…

Brad Johnson: Here’s a nice trolly answer – Eric Hosmer

Brad Johnson: I know nobody here at -Graphs will see it coming

Mookie Cookie: Thinking about joining an Ottoneu league for the first time this year. Curious as why there is no corner infield spot? Is that due to deep rosters usually use most semi decent CI guys at UTIL?

Brad Johnson: I think it was a decision to increase the value of middle infielders relative to corner guys. That’s especially important for the FGpts format. Otherwise, good SS/2B would cost way less than good 1B

cold stove: Hello Brad, thanks for chatting! Keep 2 of these guys: Freeman, Bellinger, Betts and Bryant.  14T H2H w/OPS.  I love the multi position eligibility of the other dudes, but I can’t quit Mookie…

Brad Johnson: Whoa

Brad Johnson: Definitely Betts and definitely not Bellinger

Brad Johnson: I think you could toss a coin for the other two – they’re both back end first round talents

AD: What’s a good strategy to adopt for a keeper league with escalating prices where I have some great players well below market value but to the point where their combined and rising salaries are starting to put a strain on my draft budget? Try to move one or two for a less talented but less costly alternative? Or stick with the big guns and bargain shop elsewhere?

Brad Johnson: I generally squeeze into a stars and scrubs mode until my roster breaks. When I have the option to buy a full roster pre-draft, I usually take it. Back fill with $1 guys and hope to get a Chris Taylor along the way

Jack: I have Acuna in a 14 team lead and my SP is Greinke Lester and a bunch of 4th starters. What SP would you seek for The Big Acuna?

Brad Johnson: Kershaw+ was my ask 🙂

Brad Johnson: Really, it was Kershaw+++ He cost $63 though.

Brad Johnson: Back to now

Sandy Ravage: re: Dynasty. Funny you bring up the 15 year old Vlad jr. We had a league wide debate about whether teams should be able to stash non AL players in the hope they get traded over. Is that too wild or a smart way to play when your prospect options are non top 150 guys?

Brad Johnson: I don’t like Only formats so I can’t really speak from experience

Brad Johnson: It does seem like your league has gone in a really weird direction

Brad Johnson: I could see making a case for either scenario, my gut says only AL and unaffiliated guys should be stashable.

Vic Romano: How overdrafted will Tommy Pham be?  Last year just screams fluke to me.

Brad Johnson: …

Brad Johnson: I’ve earned a reputation as a Pham naysayer even though I like him

Brad Johnson: Every time I point out the Cardinals 30 quality outfielders and tendency to option/bench anybody in a slump, I get shouted down

Brad Johnson: I’m also leery of high ground ball rate guys

Brad Johnson: There are real risks in Pham’s profile, but I do think he’ll be a good fantasy asset.

Brad Johnson: Likely to be overdrafted as you point out. There will still be room for profit on a $20 price tag

Brad Johnson: Even if there’s more downside than upside

Brad Johnson: So… your decision to draft him is just a matter of how much you like him

Brad Johnson: he could be Charlie Blackmon all over again – who knows

Matt: Dynasty league: Do you think an offer based around Nelson Cruz (DH only next year) for 1 year at $24 for Puig for 2 years at $17, $19 is a fair start?

Brad Johnson: Not enough information. I highlight this to make a general point – all of your dynasty leagues are unique. There’s no standard.

Brad Johnson: So a trade scenario like this could have wildly different “value” based on a ton of factors I don’t have access to

Brad Johnson: And I generally don’t have a good sense of a format until I try it once

Brad Johnson: So it’s better to ask me about concepts than a specific trade scenario

Dub: 7×6 keeper lg (R,HR,TB,RBI,K,SB,OBP X K,QS,W,SV,ERA,WHIP)
Keep 3 of these 4 Bellinger-1B/OF, Jose Ramirez-2B/3B, Lindor, & Scherzer no cost attached to players

Brad Johnson: Ramirez and Lindor for sure

Brad Johnson: If it’s keep forever at no cost, probably Bellinger. If there’s some sort of cutoff, Scherzer is the better asset next 2 seasons

Matt: Do you see a middle infield that bets on 2 of these three as a viable strategy entering next season considering all under $5? Elvis Andrus (SS only), Whit Merrifield (2B, OF), Chris Taylor (SS, 2B, OF)

Brad Johnson: You mean you have all 3 to fill 2 spots? Yea, that’s fine

Brad Johnson: It’s not like Andrus is a bum, he’s nearly a premium SS

Brad Johnson: And I think Taylor will regress, but not enough to lose playing time or value

JD15: What do you think Bregman is going forward? Star fantasy player (FGPts) or just a solid player

Brad Johnson: High end of solid. Like a Justin Upton.

Rollie’s Mustache: In a dynasty league with Greg Holland rostered. a) shop him now. b) shop after he lands another closer’s gig in free agency. c) hold onto him because he’s really good.

Brad Johnson: Shop him now like he’s a closer

Brad Johnson: Shop him later once he’s a closer

Brad Johnson: Get out before his declining fastball buries him

Rollie’s Mustache: Fantrax seems to have their own projection system but I can’t find any info on its methods. It also differs greatly from ones like Steamer in some cases, so I’m curious if I should be taking it seriously.

Brad Johnson: Honestly… not a clue

Brad Johnson: I know nothing about Fantrax except that people have told me to research it (I haven’t yet)

Matt: Do you do your own empirical rankings? If so, do you/how do you adjust for skewed stats like SBs. I feel like high-SB guys (Billy Hamilton) can get highly ranked in z-score methods

Brad Johnson: I tend to do something different every season. This year, I’m not doing any rankings of any flavor. I’m going to try something only using ADP. Maybe. If it looks like it works 🙂

Harold: I have Didi and Simmons to cover SS and MI but am concerned about whether both will keep up 2017 production. Would Peraza be good insurance or replacement if I shopped Didi or Simmons?

Brad Johnson: Peraza can’t replace, but there are worse guys to stuff into a bench/Monday/Thursday role

Brad Johnson: He’ll at least pad your SB a bit while playing once or twice a week

Brad Johnson: I tend to like having those sorts of players on my roster – I’m a micro manager. They’re also easy cuts when opportunities appear on the wire

Matt: Re: Cruz/Puig – I tried to simplify to conceptual, apparently not very well though. I was trying to understand how you would balance your fear of Cruz dropping off abruptly next year but being paid below market vs fear of paying Puig way over market if he doesn’t get playing time/continued success, but having an option on his success the following year.

Brad Johnson: I think I’d bet on Cruz’s consistency and trust myself to find a replacement in 2019

Davoink Showerhandel: What do you think of $8 Wacha in FGpts?  His season “felt” mediocre last year, but looks pretty good in retrospect with just a bad babip.  Keep or cut at that price?  (Have room but don’t need him by any stretch)

Brad Johnson: Cut. Can try to redraft for less

Brad Johnson: should almost certainly go for less

Brad Johnson: I’m not a fan anymore personally, but he’s in that “could-come-out-of-nowhere” asset class

catchers: who’s going to be a better fantasy performer at catcher next year, Beef Wellington or Wilson Ramos?

Brad Johnson: I’d go for Castillo

Matt: You buying into Bauer as a mid-rotation sleeper?

Brad Johnson: Doesn’t sound like he’s very sleepy

Brad Johnson: The thing about Bauer is that he never stops tinkering

Brad Johnson: On some guys, that’s good

Brad Johnson: Bauer has tinkered his way out of success in the past

Brad Johnson: I don’t trust him to not do it again

Brad Johnson: I want to see him pitching well before I buy for more than a $1 or 2

BlueBirds: Do you think it is actually a good strategy to punt SBs in 6×6 rotisserie league (OPS and QS on top of standard)? It worked very well for me last year as I was 1st or 2nd in ever category except SBs and QS. Can’t decide if that was a one year thing (lucked into a late JD and free Judge) or if it is actually a good strategy

Brad Johnson: Punting is always dangerous, but it can work if your rivals aren’t pricing a category correctly

Brad Johnson: For example, with SB, if the top guys are overpriced by $15 and the mid-tier guys are over by $15, then you might just want to try a $1 Mallex and bulk on HR and aces

Brad Johnson: And after last year, that’s overpay for SB is going to be a popular meta

Oh hai, Brad: In a points league, with cost being all the same, and position irrelevant, who do you keep? Willie Calhoun, Gurriel, Beckham or Olson?

Brad Johnson: Not Beckham

Brad Johnson: Probably Olson. Possibly Calhoun if you can keep him a long time under cost

Harold: As an Ottoneu newbie I’ve struggled to find good resources to figure out good pricing strategies. What resources do you use to figure out proper pricing of players?

Brad Johnson: There is an ottoneu community on slack. They have a truly overwhelming quantity of resources available

Brad Johnson: You can kind of get there through here – https://www.fangraphs.com/fantasy/ottoneu-surplus-calculator-early-201…

Brad Johnson: Ask Vibber for help if you need an invite

Sterling Malory Chris Archer: With bullpenning a thing now, is there a good stat to replace W or QS in standard roto with the eventual decline of pitchers who go 6IP to qualify for the QS?

Brad Johnson: I think we should be patient. (and no I don’t have an answer)

ender’s game: i think ender inciarte is undervalued. AVG seems to be getting hard to find, and dude steals bases and scores runs. i am jazzed to have him as a round 20 keeper for next year

Brad Johnson: +

Brad Johnson: Oh, going back to the W/QS question. Let’s wait to see if bullpenning sticks around. It’s a trendy theory, but it hasn’t actually been proven to work yet

Brad Johnson: Might just be a good way to blow up some reliever arms

Al Gone Quinn: Ottoneu surplus value sheet is a useful tool but how do you explain Vogt at $5 value and Chirinos at $1? I would think it would be reversed based on last season.

Brad Johnson: That’s going to be an issue of playing time projections (see caveats in the linked article)

Al Gone Quinn: Tried joining ottoneu slack community all last year and they never responded to any emails requesting access.

Brad Johnson: Weird. They’re usually super responsive. Maybe they don’t like you?

Brad Johnson: That’s a joke. I’ll ask Justin and Trey to hook you up

Anthony: You mention a guy like Robbie Ray (SP2?). Do you keep a guy like Ray over a sexy up and comer like Acuña or Torres?

Brad Johnson: Oh…

Brad Johnson: Ray should be kept

Brad Johnson: Acuna should be kept too though

Brad Johnson: you really have to cut one? That’s a shame

luis castillo: so i have ohtani in a league–should i flip him for luis castillo, kind of assuming ohtani gets split into two players (a hitter and a pitcher), and that the pitcher gets somewhat less than a full workload?

Brad Johnson: Feels light

Brad Johnson: I do like Castillo, but I hate his surroundings

Brad Johnson: Should be getting a second player at least as good as Castillo

Sonny: 5×5 OPS you have a preference keeping Ozuna or Marte? Only keeping one and have Goldy, B Zimmer, Story as decent SB guys

Brad Johnson: I’m kind of out on Marte right now

Brad Johnson: We’ll see where his ADP winds up

Brad Johnson: Right now, I like Ozuna a LOT more

Sterling Malory Chris Archer: In leagues with an innings cap, I used a theory last year to target high K/9 guys thinking that I can dominate K’s. I ended up winning, but is there a downside to this strategy that I’m missing if I repeat it next year?

Brad Johnson: you have to hit your innings cap. That’s it. I’ve been preaching K/9 since I started writing in 2008

Brad Johnson: It’s a much more commonly practiced strategy now. So the high K/9 guys are overpriced by a few dollars.

Nate J: Otani or Acuna? Who should I take?

Brad Johnson: I can’t even…

Brad Johnson: Actually, I think it’s Acuna and not close

Brad Johnson: Comparable downsides in the next couple seasons

Brad Johnson: bigger ceiling on Acuna

Brad Johnson: Ohtani just offers that silly dual potential

Brad Johnson: Be prepared to be patient with either of them

Anonymous: How’s it feel going full #TeamProspects in ottoneu this year? Aren’t you usually in on boring, predictable vets?

Brad Johnson: I [expletive] hate it

Mark: scale of 1-10 (10 being the highest). How tired are you are of the word “Ohtani”?

Brad Johnson: I did prefer Otani…

Nate J: ?!?!?!

Brad Johnson: That’s in reaction to my Acuna over Ohtani take

Brad Johnson: I’ll spit ball some numbers

Brad Johnson: People are telling me Acuna has Trout-like potential. Let’s hedge a LOT and call him a 130-140wRC+ hitter with 20-30 HR, a mid-order role, and a .280 AVG. 650 PA.

Brad Johnson: You may need to wait 2-3 seasons before those numbers fully materialize (see Buxton, Byron)

Brad Johnson: Ohtani as a hitter probably doesn’t actually play much after 2018. I’m expecting a “well we tried it, why don’t you focus on pitching now” scenario

Brad Johnson: As a pitcher, the ceiling sounds like maybe Robbie Ray. He’s supposed to have a high walk rate so his success will depend upon a gaudy K rate

Brad Johnson: That profile can also turn into Dinelson Lamet or Rafael Montero

Brad Johnson: Thanks for chatting folks, I grading this as a good session

Brad Johnson: you don’t get a vote

Brad Johnson: My dog votes for a walk now, so I’m hopping off. I plan to be back next Tuesday. Will mine this for topics too – a few came up.