by: Enrico Palazzo
Let’s turn back the clock all the way to the summer of 2023! Miley was tearing up the charts singing about how much better she was than her ex! Spiderman was taking you across the universe as Miles Morales was giving you amazing animated adventures! And Paul Skenes led off the MLB draft and almost […]
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Every year, millions of children around the country look forward to this time. Summer break is here! It’s time to not have homework! It’s time to sleep in! It’s time to get tan and play outside! Vacations! Camp! It’s all very exciting. Unless you’re a parent, where this hell looks to have no end, September […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?It was just two and a half months ago. You were pumped up. Sitting in front of your computer, ready to select your squad that you would cultivate and cherish for the next 6 months to give you the glory you so deserve, and then… It all went to hell, specifically up the middle. Your […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?I’ve mentioned fantasy baseball legend Tim McCleod before. He’s a Tout Wars champion, and he’s got an indispensable fantasy baseball podcast. He is also famous for his axiom, “Do not make changes to your team until after American Memorial Day (because he’s Canadian). Well, here we are. It’s hot outside, and the kids are getting […]
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Sometimes you have to stop and smell the roses. However, sometimes, like now, the roses aren’t in bloom. So you have to stop and smell the May flowers that are in bloom. And that means smelling the Irises and Peonies. Why did I stretch out this metaphor? Simple, my dear reader. We are going to […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Ah May. The sun is out, it’s warming up. The season is in full swing. We’ve made it. We made it past the random 40 degree days. We made it past the snow. We made it past the overcast afternoons. The trees have leaves again! There are early season flowers blooming! And your middle infield […]
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Fantasy baseball is both a fast-moving (injuries, call-ups, closer implosions) and a long-con game. The trick is balancing the two. Being quick to the waiver wire can have its benefits, but only if the struggling player you let go isn’t about to go on an epic heater for someone else. Likewise, publishing positional rankings for […]
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There’s always a lot of excitement for a highly regarded prospect to come up for a team. Travis Bazzana is no exception to that. We’re talking about the number 1 overall pick in a draft less than 2 years ago. We’ve had a lot of excitement already come from that draft. In draft order, Chase […]
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We’re 1 month into the marathon that is the MLB Season, and there’s nothing like reading over rankings to know where your boys stand and where you should be looking. I have taken it upon myself to let you know where you are and where you should be. Frankly, 1 month of data is a […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Middle Infield tends to produce the most exciting rookies. When you think about it all the way back to Little League, the most athletic players play up the middle. When they can hit as well, that produces an exciting prospect, which leads to an exciting rookie. Now is as good a time as any to […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?You’ll have to pardon me, dear reader. I am reeling at how boring the Brewers city connect jerseys are. Truly, they’re trying to appeal to the entire state, and were clearly designed by someone from Chicago who never spoke to anyone in Wisconsin, hence the Wisco on the front. But that’s my problem. Your problem […]
Please, blog, may I have some more?Tim McLeod, he of Tout Wars and many Fantasy Baseball conferences, as well as the wonderful Fantasy Baseball 361 podcast, has a terrific axiom. “I do not touch my team until mid may.” He trusts his draft. He ignores way too early results. But you, my dear reader, may have taken Caleb Durbin or Luke […]
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