Host Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) is joined by one of his favorite fantasy writers,  the consummate Josh Shepardson.  You may have seen Josh's work on Baseball Prospectus during baseball season and you can follow his fantasy football blog over at draftday.com. Brett and Josh shift the focus from snake drafts and

Weekdays before regular games begin, especially ones without any preseason action, typically brings a lackluster day of news in the NFL, but times are not entirely dull. The Maurice Jones-Drew saga continues on and only gets uglier. After this weekend it appeared that both Jones-Drew and the Jaguars may be

Matt Ryan (credits below) The Stock Exchange can be a tricky situation if you don’t know what you are doing. Of course, you can use the best cfd trading platform which will help with your investments but it’s still a tricky market to work with. However, there has to be

Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) is joined by the bartender, Kenneth Griggs, from dexterslibrary.com (@dexters_library).  Brett takes another trip thru the positions with Ken.  Ken suggests some really deep sleepers at QB and RB, we find out how Ken feels about Bush, and the guys discuss which WRs they like from some

Hitters To Start Luis Cruz |Los Angeles Dodgers| (26.8%) – Now that the second-coming of Murderer’s Row is complete Luis Cruz looks to gain on the spillover from the deadly hitters around him.  Then again, this is not to discount the work that Cruz has done himself.  Over the last

Adrian Gonzalez Somebody in Boston needs to go make sure that the Red Sox ownership hasn’t had Fenway imploded overnight as another step in the dramatic reset of the team, that took place on Friday and was made official this morning. Gone are Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett, Nick Punto and

All ADP data is courtesy of our friends at fantasyfootballcalculator.com and is found in parenthesis (ADP). ADP Risers Matt Ryan | QB | Atlanta Falcons (4.02) The word is more than out on Matt Ryan, who is coming off of a year in which he set career bests in passer

If you thought the pitching waiver wire had gone empty, look again.  You will probably find Collin McHugh, who made his debut for the Mets on Thursday and tossed seven scoreless innings with nine strikeouts.  J.A. Happ is probably there too and he gave up one in seven innings for

The Fantasy Football Fest held in Atlantic City over the weekend of August the 18th can be summed up in one concise sentence, you’ve never seen more fantasy nerds in one place in your life”. This was fantasy football heaven for all of the devout players, writers and merchants of

Adrian Beltre had already hit three home runs by the end of the fourth inning in Texas on Wednesday night. He failed to hit his fourth in both of his last two at bats, thus failing to become the 18th player in MLB history to hit four in the same