Chris Liss

Liss likes gambling on Ronald Acuna's massive upside in the late second round.

On today's SiriusXM show, Jeff Erickson and Chris Liss discuss the upside of young Tigers' starting pitcher Casey Mize.

Is veteran reliever Greg Holland now the Royals' closer? Chris Liss thinks so. Jeff Erickson sees more of a committee, but both love him as a free agent pick-up.

Chris Liss explains to James Anderson why we should keep an eye on Corbin Burnes after Saturday's rough outing versus the Pirates.

Should Jacob deGrom and his 0.62 ERA win the NL MVP? Chris Liss and James Anderson discuss on today's SiriusXM show.

James Anderson explains to Chris Liss what James believes is the Orioles' plan for hot catcher prospect Adley Rutschman.

James Anderson discusses Jarred Kelenic's slow start with Seattle. Chris Liss sees a trade opportunity.

Chris Liss explains to Jeff Erickson why NOW is the time to pick up Bobby Witt from your free agent wire. Jeff is less enthusiastic.

Chris Liss says now is the time to trade for Luis Castillo, despite his 1-7 record.

Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson explain why a sole closer on a bad team, such as Ian Kennedy, is better than a half closer on a good team.

Nationals starting pitcher Patrick Corbin is really struggling. But Chris Liss explains why he's sticking with him:

Chris Liss discusses last October's controversial decision and argues process cannot be evaluated in the absence of stakes-adjusted results.

With Kirilloff and Buxton hurt, hot prospect Trevor Larnach will get an opportunity to shine in the Twins' outfield. Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss the possible outcomes.

Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson are intrigued by veteran first baseman Yuli Gurriel, who is playing well for the Astros.

Sure, Fernando Tatis is knocking the cover off the ball. But he's also stealing bases. Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson elaborate.

Chris Liss thinks Strasburg's loss of velocity signals panic time. Liss and Alan Seslowsky are not worried about Blake Snell.

Chris Liss and Alan Seslowsky discuss rule changes that MLB may be considering. They debate the benefits and unintended consequences on fantasy baseball.

Chris Liss explains why he doesn't think traditional projections systems make good draft tools and proposes an alternative.

After another poor start, is it time to cut Diamondback Madison Bumgarner? Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss.

Reds OF Tyler Naquin is off to a hot start. It seems like Cleveland was too quick to give up on Naquin. Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss.

Chris Liss thinks 24-year-old shortstop prospect Luis Urias is ready to break out for the Brewers. Jeff Erickson sees the path for upside.

Chris Liss already regrets his ninth-round pick, Sixto Sanchez.

Chris Liss explains why he thinks many young guns, such as Seattle's Jarred Kelenic, are ready to explode on the major league scene.

It would take a big-time offer to trade for Ronald Acuna in your fantasy league. Chris Liss explains the etiquette of trading.

Chris Liss is very concerned about Sixto Sanchez and his injured shoulder. Jeff Erickson is equally worried.

With Brandon Nimmo leading off for the Mets, Jeff Erickson thinks Nimmo could be a bargain. Liss has some doubts.

Chris Liss takes stock of his seven fantasy baseball rosters which include five shares of Yankees shortstop Gleyber Torres.

Chris Liss snagged Fernando Tatis at 1.3 in the NFBC Online Championship.

Jeff Erickson is very high on Angels' first basemen Jared Walsh. Chris Liss likes Jeff's logic.

Alan Seslowsky pits Chris Liss versus Jeff Erickson to debate the most strategic approach for your free agent waiver wire moves.

Chris Liss tells Alan Seslowsky the FIVE players you must draft in 2021, including Gleyber Torres.

Superstars like Mike Trout and Jacob deGrom can be good picks even if they cost more than they earn.

Chris Liss took Juan Soto at 1.5 and followed him up with pitchers in Rounds 2 and 3.

Chris grabbed Kyle Tucker for $33, his most expensive player.

Liss and Shoe's Dynasty went mostly with boring veterans, chasing at-bats and innings in this format. They also got Matthew Boyd who should be a good source of strikeouts now that he's ostensibly healthy.

Chris Liss and Jeff Erickson discuss whether or not it makes sense to wait on catchers. For instance, can you rely on Salvador Perez?

Chris Liss makes his 2021 MLB Podcast debut by reviewing NFBC drafts with Vlad Sedler from FantasyGuru to talk NFBC Drafts.

Todd Zola and Chris Liss think ATL second baseman Ozzie Albies and his #33 ADP is wildly overrated.

Chris Liss thinks TB pitcher Tyler Glasnow could win the AL Cy Young. Jeff Erickson pumps the brakes.

Chris Liss took COL second baseman Garrett Hampson in the 18th round of his recent NFBC draft. Is Hampson a steal?

Liss took eight straight hitters to start his draft, including Christian Yelich at pick 1.8.

Liss is concerned about Cody Bellinger's shoulder injury. Jeff does not care for his ADP (~15). They discuss.

Chris Liss and Todd Zola discuss Bryce Harper going with the 20th pick in Monday's FSGA Champions Draft.

Chris Liss and Todd Zola discuss the appeal of Jose Abreu. Liss is concerned about his lack of runs scored. Todd sees reasons for optimism

Is ADP still a reflection of the crowd's collective wisdom, or does it lead us toward groupthink?

Liss and Jeff stress how it's almost impossible to get a Batting Average specialist. You can't punt the category, and no one player in a trade can solve BA for you.

Should you push up players like Adalberto Mondesi who offer big contributions in the increasingly scarce steals category?

Liss likes Derek Fisher's new opportunity in Milwaukee. The former Astro and Blue Jay has some nice minor league stats. Jeff agrees on the upside, especially in NL-only leagues.

If home runs become more scarce again due to changes in the baseball, the game's elite hitters like Mike Trout might get a boost in value.