Hi all, I recently joined the 21st century and got myself a smartphone and have been looking for good podcasts. I have been listening to CBSsports Fantasy Baseball and heard this line and can't find a reason to stay connected (paraphrasing):
Question: 'Can you see yourself drafted the top two catchers in a draft in a two C H2H league?'
Answer: 'I can, I did it one year when I drafted Joe Mauer and Victor Martinez...obviously that didn't work out great, but I think there's enough of an advantage to get two of the top nine.'
*Facepalm*
I like listening to people who make sense and the above doesn't. Lay it on me, fellas!
Oh and if there aren't any, consider this a suggestion to you Razzballians!
Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
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Oregon Nut Cups
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Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
ONC
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If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
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Paper Tiger
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
I listen to a ton of podcasts on the iphone (fantasy focus, CBS, roundtable, etc...). For experts they some crazy stupid things, but I figure if I can get one good piece of information out of an hour long show it's worth it. Plus, it beats the heck out of listening to Cowherd plow through two hours of Randy Moss coming out of retirement talk.
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Oregon Nut Cups
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
Don't even care what he's talking about, this statement is just trueit beats the heck out of listening to Cowherd
I'm currently subscribed to fangraphs; so far they win for me; I'll listen to those others, minus the ESPN one. I used to stream that at work and just can't stand listening to it anymore. Too much filler with one of them just being full of it...full of filler, of course
But I get what you mean; which one in particular do you appreciate the most?ONC
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
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Paper Tiger
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
If you can stomach the awful production value I find the Fantasy Baseball Roundtable podcast has good information. However, they sound like they record it in a closet filled with bees. Also, the Fantasy 411 podcast touches on some good things.
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Oregon Nut Cups
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
Well, it worked for the White Stripes, I might as well see how it works for a podcastIf you can stomach the awful production value I find the Fantasy Baseball Roundtable podcast has good information. However, they sound like they record it in a closet filled with bees. Also, the Fantasy 411 podcast touches on some good things.
Thanks!
Still think Razzball should start podcasting
ONC
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
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Paper Tiger
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
I agree. Let's get Grey some blog talk radio time and a closet full of bees.Still think Razzball should start podcasting
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Oregon Nut Cups
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
Let's make them Killer B's!I agree. Let's get Grey some blog talk radio time and a closet full of bees.Still think Razzball should start podcasting
ONC
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
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AdmiralTrey
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
Chris Burke must feel pretty awesome to be included in that picture just because he was the only other guy on the roster with a name beginning with a "B".
10 Team 6X6 H2H Dynasty Year 5
C - Wilson Ramos
1B - Freddie Freeman
2B - Gleyber Torres
3B - Nolan Arenado
SS - Trea Turner
OF - Mike Trout
OF - Ronald Acuna
OF - Yordan Alvarez
OF - Kris Bryant
UTL - Javier Baez
UTL - Adalberto Mondesi
Bench - Rhys Hoskins, Miguel Sano, Byron Buxton, Jonathan Schoop, Rowdy Tellez
SP - Gerrit Cole, Stephen Strasburg, Blake Snell, Chris Sale, Jose Berrios, Chris Paddack, Mike Soroka, German Marquez
RP - Ken Giles, Dellin Betances, Taylor Rogers, Geovanny Gallegos, Colin Poche, Corey Knebel
Pedo NA Purgatory Felipse Vazquez
Prospects:
SP: Grayson Rodriguez, Josiah Gray, Seth Corry, Franklin Perez, Ryan Weathers, Blake Walston
RP: James Karinchak
OF: Luis Robert, Alek Thomas, Jesus Sanchez, Kameron Misner, Bayron Lora
IF: Vidal Brujan, Alexander Mojica, Malcolm Nunez, Greg Jones, Gunnar Henderson
C: Sam Huff, Luis Campusano, William Contreras
Results:
2019 - 4th place. Finished regular season 20 games ahead of 2nd place but fell apart in the playoffs.
2018 - 1st place. Finished regular season 24 games ahead of 2nd place and won in the playoffs.
2017 - 2nd place. Finished regular season 5 games ahead of 2nd place but lost in the playoffs.
2016 - 1st place. Finished regular season 1.5 games behind 1st but won in the playoffs
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Paper Tiger
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Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
They had Beltran for a minute in 2004. 23 homers in 333 at bats is more than Burke hit in his entire career there.Chris Burke must feel pretty awesome to be included in that picture just because he was the only other guy on the roster with a name beginning with a "B".
Re: Podcast suggestions (Real & Fantasy) for Baseball
Our podcast will start at the end of February...
Grey Albright
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
Is your league H2H? Roto?
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
I don't know every single matchup for next week, so if you want me to choose a player for the following week and you think the matchups are important, tell me who they're facing.
There's more than one player with the same last name? Then spell out who you're talking about.
Thanks!
http://razzball.com
If you want me to look at your team, post the team. Don't post a link to another site where the team is.
Have you given me all the info I need to judge your team? The number of teams in the league is a good start for the big overall questions.
Is your league H2H? Roto?
I don't know who's on your waivers. Don't just ask me who you should pick up. Give me names to choose from.
If you only have one team, post your team in your signature with the league parameters.
I don't know every single matchup for next week, so if you want me to choose a player for the following week and you think the matchups are important, tell me who they're facing.
There's more than one player with the same last name? Then spell out who you're talking about.
Thanks!
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