Sep 20, 2026 · 1 hr · 29 segments
Breakfast with the Beats Episode 024 The Final Countdown Welcome to the latest episode of Breakfast with the Beats. In this edition, the guys discuss: \- Players who have impressed us in September…
And that question is, who is one player that has moved up your board for next year based on a really hot September?
Prior to 2026, his 162-game average for a season is 31 home runs, 25 stolen bases, with a 273-358-507 batting average.
um he had some back spasms earlier in the year it's a new team with a new contract and typically we find a lot of players struggle once they get to a new team and i don't know if it's the mental part of it or just getting to know the stadium but it happens a lot more than not than it doesn't um it could be the stadium eye too the uh the batter's eye at dogger stadium um there could be something there that we don't know about and we may not know about until after the season And I know recently he's changed his swing.
The reason why I'm in on him is because I think a lot of fantasy managers that were burned by him, such as myself, but I think a lot of them will actually drop him down in the rankings because they were hurt by him.
And I think that's a mistake that we make sometimes in fantasy is that we take last year's And believe that that will be next year's results.
And I think going forward, you're going to get some good value here with Kyle Tucker next year because this is a guy who's done it multiple times before.
Yeah, we're talking Kyle Tucker here, right? So this is a guy that does have some pedigree, as you point out.
Whose hot September has made you think that you could rekindle your interest in a player like... and make you interested in him for next year.
And that question is, who is one player that has moved up your board for next year based on a really hot September?
Prior to 2026, his 162-game average for a season is 31 home runs, 25 stolen bases, with a 273-358-507 batting average.
um he had some back spasms earlier in the year it's a new team with a new contract and typically we find a lot of players struggle once they get to a new team and i don't know if it's the mental part of it or just getting to know the stadium but it happens a lot more than not than it doesn't um it could be the stadium eye too the uh the batter's eye at dogger stadium um there could be something there that we don't know about and we may not know about until after the season And I know recently he's changed his swing.
The reason why I'm in on him is because I think a lot of fantasy managers that were burned by him, such as myself, but I think a lot of them will actually drop him down in the rankings because they were hurt by him.
And I think that's a mistake that we make sometimes in fantasy is that we take last year's And believe that that will be next year's results.
And I think going forward, you're going to get some good value here with Kyle Tucker next year because this is a guy who's done it multiple times before.
Yeah, we're talking Kyle Tucker here, right? So this is a guy that does have some pedigree, as you point out.
Whose hot September has made you think that you could rekindle your interest in a player like... and make you interested in him for next year.
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