Chris said he'd take a pitcher in the first round and was true to his word, nabbing Houston ace Justin Verlander over Francisco Lindor at pick eight.
Clay and James discuss expectations for Angels' prospect Jo Adell. James is pumping the breaks a bit.
Todd Zola breaks down how to properly value players likely to miss time as well as the multi-position players who can help optimize your roster moves, such as Jeff McNeil.
Certified athletic trainer Jeff Stotts provides his expert analysis on several big names coming off injuries.
James Anderson details every fantasy-relevant prospect in the AL West, including Angels phenom Jo Adell.
Fangraphs' Paul Sporer visits the show to debate whether or not to have a pitcher-centric draft approach.
Brad Johnson breaks down AL East pitching, where in Baltimore John Means had a surprisingly good season last year, but Johnson doesn’t necessarily expect an encore.
Scott Jenstad makes his case that leagues are won and lost in the mid-game, and suggests some Dos and Don'ts to help navigate this range of the draft.
Liss and Jeff debate Kris Bryant's value heading into 2020. News from Chicago says that Bryant will start the season batting leadoff.
ESPN's Derek Carty joins Liss and Jeff to discuss Chris Sale's value heading into the 2020 season.
Jeff Erickson analyzes what it takes to reach the top of each pitching category in industry leagues. Is punting saves a viable strategy?
Peter Schoenke looks at key strategy elements for best ball leagues, where Jeff McNeil's multi-positional eligibility boots his value.
Jason Collette challenges the idea that more than a mere handful of starters will pitch 200 innings this season. Can Stephen Strasburg do it again?
Liss explains to Jeff why he'll probably take Mike Trout over Ronald Acuna Jr.
James Anderson ranks the game's best shortstop prospects, including athletic five-tool phenoms like Royce Lewis of the Twins.
Brad Johnson breaks down what he looks for when speculating on closers and takes a look at some unsettled bullpen situations around baseball.
Brad Johnson is back with his first column of 2020 and for the next six weeks, he’ll evaluate pitching staffs, starting with the NL East where in Atlanta, Mike Foltynewicz should be a fantasy asset.
Liss says, that due to recency bias, Stephen Strasburg is overpriced. Jeff doesn't quite agree.