Brett Greenfield of the phonetically alliterative Fantasy Phenoms hosts the Fantasy Roundtable this week. He asked…
Name one pitcher and one hitter that is on the waiver wire in most leagues, that is worth picking up and could become the next Cliff Lee or Ryan Ludwick. Why them?
Please, blog, may I have some more?Adam Ronis of Strong Island’s Newsday.com hosts the Fantasy Roundtable this week. He asked…
Do you have players that you will absolutely not draft even if they fall far in snake drafts or go cheaply in an auction and if so why?
Please, blog, may I have some more?Jon Williams of Advanced Fantasy Baseball was the host this past week of Fantasy Roundtable. We like him here because his Blogger profile image has this kind of ‘Aw yeah’ quality that jives with both Grey’s and my avatars.
Anyway, here’s the question:
What is your favorite source or method of uncovering sleepers?
Please, blog, may I have some more?Derek Carty of The Hardball Times was the host this past week of Fantasy Roundtable. Besides serving a lovely crumb cake and spicing up the coffee with a little Bailey’s, he posed the following question:
What do you think has a greater impact on one’s ability to win a fantasy baseball league: player evaluation or strategy?
Please, blog, may I have some more?Our blogpal Roto Authority is hosting this week’s Fantasy Roundtable. Sir Rudy Gamblelot voiced his opinions as well as several of the other knights on this topic…
Name the player who is the worst value for his average draft position, within the first three rounds.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Razzball is hosting the Roundtable this week. I figured that we’re known as the class clowns so I’d surprise them all with a statty question. Here it goes…
What sabermetric or alternative statistic (e.g., Ground Ball ratio, Contact Rate, etc.) do you find to be highly over or undervalued for fantasy baseball player valuation purposes?
Please, blog, may I have some more?