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Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball

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Award-winning daily and weekly Fantasy Baseball analysis from the Pitcher List staff.

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Latest Episodes

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 with the potential for that success to carry over in... more

PPP 841 – Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitchers To Add And Drop – 9-20-26

The Plus Pitch Podcast with Jake Crumpler from Pitcher List, reviewing all Fantasy Baseball starting pitchers for today's and tomorrow's games, and outlining which pitchers from ... more

On The Wire Episode 268 — Final FAAB (Sunday, September 20, 2026)

Adam and Kevin close out the 2026 FAAB season with their traditionally shortest show, covering IL moves for Aaron Judge, Jackson Holliday and Logan Webb, Félix Bautista's return in Ba... more

This Week In Fantasy Baseball - John Ke (@thejohnke) and Patrick Fitzgerald (@PFitzgerald_99) catch you up on everything in "This Week in Fantasy Baseball"!

John and Patrick recap the penultimate week in baseball, and there are still standouts all a... more

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Recent Guests

Jake Crumpler
Pitcher List contributor; wrote SP Roundups; hosts Pulse Pitch Podcast
Pitcher List
Episode: CFT - 95 Special Guest Jake Crumpler
Kate Anderson
Number one pitching prospect in baseball
Episode: PPP 833 – Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitchers To Add And Drop – 8-22-26
Eno Sarris
Guest expert; baseball writer who discusses pitching analytics and cutter/fastball dynamics
The Athletic (writer/analyst in this episode context)
Episode: CFT 93 - All About Cut Fastballs
Nick Swisher
Former MLB player known for energy and positivity
Free agent/Former New York Yankees star
Episode: CFT - 92 Nick Swisher and The Worst Softball Team On The Planet
Matt Vasgersian
MLB announcer and broadcaster, host with a long career in baseball media
MLB Network, ESPN (contextual relevance)
Episode: CFT 91 - An Interview With MLB Announcer Matt Vasgersian
Matt Vazgerzhin
Guest on The Craft interview segment
Episode: PPP 821 – Fantasy Baseball Starting Pitchers To Add And Drop – 8-7-26
Paul Spohr
Guest analyst, affiliated with The Countdown to Lock (Spohr's podcast)
Spohr's publications/podcasts
Episode: CFT 87 - Midseason Check-in
Erik Hinrichson
Host of The Shallows, Pitcher List contributor
The Shallows / Pitcher List
Episode: TWF 157 - Otto-Matic
CC Sabathia
Former MLB pitcher, All-Star, and Netflix Home Run Derby host
Former MLB, Netflix
Episode: CFT 86 - The Craft with Special Guest CC Sabathia

Hosts

Jake Crumpler
Host of The First Pitch Podcast
Carson Picard
Host of First Pitch Podcast / Co-host of The Shallows
Nick Pollack
Host of Plus Pitch Podcast / Pitcher List Podcast host

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.2k ratings
  • Love the Content, Please Fix Fundamental Issues

    I actually love the content, regularly check the website and I’m a fan of Nick’s logic. But after some of these episodes mainly the guys doing the hitters just keep saying numerous players’ names completely wrong, I just can’t stand it anymore. Either it’s showing low knowledge of ball because these guys don’t ever watch games and hear commentators pronounce these players names, or it’s just not respecting the players enough to criticize them and not even attempting to get the names correctly. I... more

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    DaveW2288
    United States2 months ago
  • Culture of hate

    I’ve done my best to be forgiving and ignore the obvious hatred and demeaning comments towards Christian’s on this network of podcasts but openly calling Christian’s bigots on a baseball podcast is crossing the line. Nick and pitcher list likes to think they are inclusive and loving but they have actually just fostered a culture of hate out into the fantasy baseball community. Was hoping this company and collection of podcasts would truly be a great source of baseball information without the hat... more

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    1
    lnholland
    United States2 months ago
  • Stick to Fantasy Sports

    Carson Picard made some downright silly statements today on the Daily News and Notes Podcast about the A’s and Giants game. Will be sure to skip his content from here on out,

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    EHW22
    United States3 months ago
  • Great intel but offset by terrible production

    Maybe it was this episode but entire pod was filled with kids in the background; and I assume Nick ending every sentence with …”right”

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    RobRiz_NYC
    United States3 months ago
  • Decent analysis but…

    I could do without the disparaging remarks about Christian baseball players because of their beliefs. Mocking a player for their faith every time you talk about them by saying their outing was/wasn’t sunshine and rainbows should be beneath a person that tries to make it seem like they are so kind to everyone like Nick does. I hope to hear less hate and bigotry from Nick in the future.

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    lnholland
    United States4 months ago

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Many reviewers praise the deep dive into pitcher data and actionable advice for daily/weekly lineups.
Some comments call out pronunciation accuracy and occasional confrontational tone, but overall value remains high for fantasy managers.
Sponsorship mentions and promo reads are seen as helpful for access to PL Pro and related tools, according to several listeners.
Listener feedback highlights strong pitching analysis and practical roster guidance, but notes on production quality vary across episodes.

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CFT - 95 Special Guest Jake Crumpler
Q: Jake, which pitchers among the younger guys do you think could take a real step forward in 2027?
I'd highlight Quinn Matthews for his control if he can translate his elite stuff into consistent strikes, and Jared Jones, who still has explosive upside but needs to refine his upstairs velocity and sequencing. Cade Cavalli also stands out if the cutter and velocity stay healthy and he can maintain that velocity lift into next year.
CFT 94 - Pitcher Rankings
Q: Who is the guy inside the top 30 that should not be ranked as high as he is?
The hosts discuss Hunter Brown as a pitcher who has underperformed his expected metrics since returning from injury, arguing that his velocity and command have not been reliable and that his player profile doesn't justify a top-30 placement right now.
TWF 157 - Otto-Matic
Q: Is Shane Bieber still a viable option in shallow leagues or better to pivot to other arms?
Shane Bieber is increasingly a drop in shallow formats; managers are advised to consider replacing him with up-and-coming arms like Dustin May, Logan Webb, or Matthew Boyd depending on league depth and venue.
CFT 86 - The Craft with Special Guest CC Sabathia
Q: What was the key to surviving three days rest and staying healthy in 2008?
The key was establishing a disciplined routine, pitching on a consistent rotation even with the extra rest, focusing on pitching to contact, keeping pitch counts down, and balancing recovery with a measured training rhythm.
TAA 8 - What Are Park Factors Worth? (with Sara Sanchez)
Q: How should fantasy players use park factors when evaluating players across different parks, especially given three-year versus single-year factors?
Use park factors as context rather than a sole driver; three-year factors smooth variability but may miss current changes, while single-year factors capture recent shifts; combine them with an understanding of how the park interacts with a player's batted-ball tendencies to make more informed lineup decisions.

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