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Hands down one of the best fantasy baseball pods around. They really know their stuff and have a great format.
Reliable and generally insightful fantasy baseball stalwart. Considering how much content they produce it’s really impressively consistent stuff. Sporer is excellent in everything he does and Justin has really improved in his prep and delivery over the last couple of seasons. Only small gripe is Paul please stop typing during recording - it’s really irritating to have the constant clicking in my headphones!
I only play fantasy for fun, so I don’t know how brilliant these guys are at analysis. All I can say, is that they provide a lot of useful information. Paul is great at always repeating who they are discussing, and the chemistry between the two is always entertaining and never cringe-worthy. Watching Justing rip darts on the YouTube feed was a nice surprise. I’ve tried other fantasy baseball podcasts, and this one is far and away the most fun to listen to, which is all that matters to me.
Listening to this podcast makes me feel like I’m hanging with friends, drinking beer, and talking baseball. So many fantasy shows are too polished and analytical (you know who you are). That is great for a time and a place. But sometimes I just want to hear how everyday guys approach their own teams and what they see when they watch the games. The episodes go long enough that it’s more background entertainment than anything but that’s not a slight at all. It’s a great change of pace and I continue to come back to this pod time and time again.
2023 update: remains the same quality. The April 7 episode has some pretty bad takes including critiques of Atlanta for not stating Murphy at DH, suggesting Corbin Burnes isn’t a must start pitcher after two slow games, suggesting starters sit vs Hou despite Altuve and Yordan injuries making them a far more tame offense, and recommending not picking up Heaney in a 15 team league bc of his one bad start. Incredibly reactionary, and frankly pretty bad advice. I’m moving on from this one. The bold prediction that Mookie finishes outside the top 20 OF because he hasn’t seen NL pitching as much is dumb enough to make me unsubscribe. I don’t have a problem with hot bold predictions, but that logic is just so out of whack. I expect fangraphs to be better- if that’s your argument, what’s your data on Mookie first time facing a pitcher to support it? Started listening for hard analysis, but this pod has gotten too soft. Still better than ESPN’s though.
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