We have reached the end of the 2026 fantasy baseball season, and with it, my final full-time article for Razzball. After this season, I will be stepping away from full-time writing, although I will still be around with the Cards & Categories podcast. Six years is a long time to do anything. Six years of researching players, arguing over rankings, watching games, chasing down stats, and trying to make sense of a game that refuses to make sense most of the time. I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have had this opportunity, especially alongside the people who made this more than just a writing gig. I may drop in from time to time, but this will be my 215th and final article here at Razzball. That’s a number I never imagined when I started, and one that carries a lot more meaning now that I know it’s the last. So, for our final Hitter Profiles, we’re going deep into the archives. Over the years, I’ve written about plenty of players, strategies, successes, and spectacularly bad takes. But when I look back, what are the lessons that actually stuck? This week, we’re revisiting my top ten lessons learned over six years of writing at Razzball.