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We’ve gone over the final 2026 fantasy baseball rankings for hitters and the top 20 starters. This is different than Final Fantasy rankings where you rank Final Fantasy 1 thru Final Fantasy 15. That’s hardcore nerd shizz! This is simply fantasy baseball — we’re softcore nerds like Emmanuelle is to porn. So, there’s no more of these godforsaken […]

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Hello everyone. Welcome back to another edition of my position-by-position dynasty rankings for 2027.

Last week I unveiled my Top 50 Dynasty Relievers for 2027 Fantasy Baseball, so this week I turn my attention to the starting pitchers.

As is often the case, as time moves on a person’s views and ways of doing things slowly change. In the past I gave more weight to older pitchers because I don’t like the many ups and downs younger pitchers have. I wanted “certainty” from my starters for the next three seasons. If I liked what I was predicting, I was taking them regardless of their age.

To be honest, this approached has served me well. While my opponents were going after the top young arms, I was able to get a Chris Sale or Zach Wheeler at a “discount” because they were so much older. But I have slowly shifted my overall outlook to go after younger starters as well. One big reason is many of the top young arms are just better at adjusting to the majors than in the past.

They are still going to hit a few bumps in the road, but not as many. So I am now willing to accept those ups and downs because their long-term upside is tremendous. Thus the below rankings now feature a lot of younger pitchers ranked higher compared to how I would have ranked them in the past.

With that out of the way, it’s time to move on to the Top 100 Dynasty Starting Pitchers for 2027 Baseball.

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Happy TUESDAY, Razzball faithful! It feels like an eternity since we last shared the screen.  But now that it’s been a whopping EIGHT days since the regular season wrapped up, it’s time to take a moment to review the magic and mystery that was 2026’s Top 100 Starting Pitchers. What did we learn this season […]

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It’s the 18th Annual Razzballies! Wow! They’re old enough to smoke weed, drink beer and vote while pretending not to drink beer or smoke weed and writing-in Chet, their childhood friend! Chet for Mayor! Hearing the Razzballies just joined the Army while leaving behind their three-month-old and girlfriend. The Razzballies are going to be a […]

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The fantasy baseball season is over, which means it’s time to dust off the preseason predictions and figure out who actually knew what they were talking about, and who should probably delete their old articles before anyone notices. Grey and B_Don look back at their preseason ROY, Cy Young, MVP, sleeper, bust, comeback, MVFP, MVFH, […]

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In our 156th episode, Mike Couillard is joined by Mr. Razzball himself, Grey Albright, to discuss how disastrous the 2026 first round was and how it might impact preparation and strategy for 2027 drafts. You can find us on bluesky at @cardscategories.bsky.social, @mcouill7.bsky.social, and @jbrewer17.bsky.social. Email the pod at [email protected]. Links to things discussed in the pod: Link to […]

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Happy Monday, Razzball faithful! Before we get to the goods, it’s time to shed one tiny, salty tear for the 2026 fantasy season. WAY BACK in February, when we were seeking warmth, green grass, and the optimism that comes with spring birds chirping their fantasy baseball song, this week felt like a thousand months away. […]

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Atlanta Braves starting pitcher slash deadline acquisition slash heartthrob Tyler Mahle continued his dominant run Friday night with a scoreless six inning outing, allowing just four base runners (three hits) and striking out six Astros to clinch the Braves’ spot in the postseason. It was his seventh win of the year, and fourth win with […]

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Describe the Mets in one small moment better than Pete Alonso (1-for-5 and his 36th homer) returning to Metco, hitting his 300th career homer, a game-tying blast in the 9th inning and getting a curtain call in a visiting stadium. Sure, the takeaway is Albombso returned to Metco and showed them what they’re missing! Well, […]

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