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Why wait until 2027 to make terrible 2027 fantasy baseball decisions? Grey and B_Don are already looking ahead with a two-person, twenty-player mock draft. We’ll be battling it out for the first 20 picks of the 2027 fantasy baseball season, in October. Nothing says “healthy offseason activity” like drafting players for a season that is still months (and maybe a couple more mo...

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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, and bold predictions to see which calls aged...

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Grey kicks things off by going on a rant about a CBS rankings email, and yes it was created from AI. Grey should learn to be nicer to AI since it’s going to rule the world some day. From there, we dive headfirst into the final stretch of the fantasy season, and you can’t hold anything back now, when every last point matters.

Do you adjust your strategy as yo...

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Ohtani hits the IL, because apparently one body can only take so much baseball, and the Dodgers respond by calling up Josue De Paula, the No. 4 prospect on Itch’s midseason rankings. Meanwhile, Emmanuel Rodriguez gets the call from Minnesota and Brody Hopkins joins Tampa Bay, giving us plenty of shiny new toys to discuss while everyone immediately asks, “Can I start him?”...

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