After missing almost a month, RotoRob Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast — heard every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio — was back in action as RotoRob was joined by Rotoman (AKA, Peter Kreutzer).

Among the topics we jettisoned off our list:

• RotoRob extols the virtues of Storify.com.
• Peter thinks Josh Edgin is replaceable for the Mets; RotoRob wonders who that replacement could be.
• Is Cliff Lee really thinking of packing it in given his recent elbow woes?
• RotoRob again vilifies the Phillies for spending big bucks on Jonathan Papelbon when that money would have been better spent shoring up other parts of the club.
• Freddy Galvis is not going to try to replace Jimmy Rollins’ offense. Um ya. Good call.
• Before his injury, Bruce Rondon looked really good in non-pressure situations. Could he be a factor this season?
• Eddie Rosario is trying to put a difficult 2014 behind him.
• Jose Altuve continues to rake for the Astros.
• Bud Norris took a beating at the hands of the Cardinals.
• Projected Opening Day starter Alex Cobb took a licking by the Jays.
• There aren’t many Pedro Martinez types that can get by without a blazing fastball.
• Yankee fans hate Alex Rodriguez. He’s getting cheers in Florida, but what happens when the games move to New York?
• Look for updated bid prices for the 2015 Fantasy Baseball Guide on AskRotoman.com some time this weekend.

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