
Fantasy baseball analysis and strategy
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1581 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Fantasy SportsSportsBaseball | |||

Paul and Justin run through a big group of lefties and an even bigger group of righties, finding several potential strong upside plays along the way
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Paul, Justin, and Joe are joined by Eric Samulski of NBC Sports to discuss another group of pivotal pitchers ranging from heavy injury concerns like Blake Snell to MLB newcomers like Tatsuya Imai
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Paul, Justin, and Joe dive into another group of 10 arms to assess if the juice is worth the squeeze given the various risks accompanying these appealing arms
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Justin Mason and Jason Collette preview the closer landscape and discuss their LABR auctions!
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The show is great. My only wish is to cast the term “wishcasting” back to the depths of hell it emerged from. It casts a repetitive light on the show sometimes and I wish the lexicon of Fantasy Baseball content remained diverse. I don’t intend to castigate, but I hope/wish this could be remedied. Keep up the great work Gents!
Paul, stop interrupting people. You always step in and ruin a great thought. Let people finish. Otherwise solid show.
“You’re talkin about a guy…” - Justin Mason
I love the pod but just wanted to comment that whoever is constantly typing loudly is really annoying and distracting. I’m not sure who it is but it comes off as amateurish. I do like the pod so wanted to give 5* but also provide the feedback.
Reliable and generally insightful fantasy baseball stalwart. Considering how much content they produce it’s really impressively consistent stuff. Sporer is excellent in everything he does and Justin has really improved in his prep and delivery over the last couple of seasons. Only small gripe is Paul please stop typing during recording - it’s really irritating to have the constant clicking in my headphones!
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A practical, humor-infused deep-dive into fantasy baseball strategy, with a steady focus on drafting approaches, risk assessment, and category-specific player evaluation. Episodes blend sabermetric metrics (XFIP, K/BB, innings) with real-world drafting scenarios across 10-, 12-, and 15-team formats, often debating elite ceilings versus safer volumes, park effects, and team context. Long-running segments explore outfield, infield, and pitching previews, injuries, and role changes, along with timely news and tactical drafting pivots that listeners can apply to rosters and events like main events or drafts. A notable strength is the chemistry between hosts, which helps translate complex data into approachable, practical advice, though critique... more
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