FantasyPros - Fantasy Baseball Podcast

Mike Podhorzer from RotoGraphs joins the show to discuss which players have rankings that heavily differ from their ADP. Can Yordan Alvarez (11:43) maintain his immense power numbers and what should we expect from Yu Darvish (21:02)? Which version of Aristides Aquino (40:48) will we get in 2020 and is Eric Hosmer (52:57) worth owning?

Our very own Andrew Gould runs through his rankings as we go over which players the industry values very differently compared to the public and break down the Mookie Betts deal (1:50) from a fantasy perspective. How does Joc Pederson's (11:45) move to Anaheim affect his draft stock and why is Javier Baez's (19:11) draft cost so heavily discounted? Also, why are the experts are waiting a bit on Tyler Glasnow (30:51) and what is the range of outcomes for Miguel Sano (43:04)?

It's time to start thinking about fantasy baseball again and joining us for an early mock draft is Steve Gardner of USA Today. Listen in as we cover what to do with a shallow bench (1:11) and if Christian Yelich is the clear-cut No. 3 player off the board this season (2:54). At the end of the first round, do you take Trea Turner or Trevor Story (4:12)? Can Yordan Alvarez replicate his amazing stretch from 2019 (10:56) and what should we make of Luis Robert (12:06)? Joey Votto struggled mightly last season, will 2020 be more of the same (47:06)?

Eric Cross, Fantrax's MiLB Prospect Analyst, joins us for an informative discussion on this season's top fantasy rookies and the best dynasty prospects. What can we expect from Luis Robert (1:37) this year and where should Jo Adell (11:58) be taken in 2020 drafts? What is Gavin Lux's (16:46) ceiling and is Brendan McKay (32:37) worth a mid-round pick this spring? Who is our top prospect (44:34) and which players are we most intrigued by in the 2020 MLB draft class (55:40)?

The FantasyPros Fantasy Baseball Podcast has returned for 2020! We kick off the new year by diving into our early rankings after some major offseason transactions took place. We're joined by Nick Pollack of Pitcher List to help us break it all down. Is Gerrit Cole (00:46) the top pitcher in fantasy baseball after signing with the Yankees, are there any concerns regarding Dinelson Lamet (27:17) heading into the 2020 season, and where should you be willing to take Manny Machado (41:30) and Yasmani Grandal (51:37)?

The fantasy season may have ended weeks ago, but we're wrapping up the year alongside the playoffs to name our fantasy award winners and more importantly, give a look ahead to who our favorite sleepers and targets are in 2020. Dan Harris, host of the Leading Off Podcast is teaming up with Bobby for the final show of the year. We start off with all the award winners beginning with our Mike Trout award (0:44) before we move onto the 2020 preview (34:56).

It's the final episode of Leading Off this summer as Brendan encourages listeners to remember why we place fantasy in the first place. From there, he discusses a few topics from yesterday, including Max Muncy, Seth Brown, and Mike Clevinger. Finally, Brendan previews what 2020 fantasy baseball drafts might look like with the season coming to a close soon.

This is unfortunately the second to last episode of Leading Off this season, and Brendan starts it off by discussing some under-the-radar players who could help swing your fantasy matchups this week. From there we go over some prospect news, some players that might be worth stashing, and tons of injury updates. Players discussed include Mark Canha, Tommy Edman, Gavin Lux, Luke Voit, Sean Manaea, and more.

We start the show by discussing the Jose Ramirez injury. From there Brendan breaks the show into three segments - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Players discussed include Josh Donaldson, Chris Paddack, Trevor Bauer, Kyle Tucker, Rhys Hoskins, and more. Lastly, Brendan recaps the latest injury news before reminding listeners to get Rockies hitters into their lineups this week.

It's a mailbag episode as Brendan answers many of your listener questions, many of which are strategy based. First, however, we discuss some recent hot streak by Lucas Giolito, Jeff Samardzija, and others. We then go over the recent injury news and give a tip on something to monitor next week.

Brendan discusses a lot of potentially under-owned players in this Wednesday edition of Leading Off. The show begins with a plethora of hot performances lately, including those by Amed Rosario and Cal Quantrill. We then move on to some fantasy fallers, discuss a couple of prospect promotions, and go over the biggest injury news from the past couple of days. Finally, Brendan gives away his top streaming option for Wednesday.

There's a ton of injury news to discuss in this weekend recap episode of Leading Off, particularly to many pre-season fantasy aces. Brendan discusses which pitchers are worth stashing and which you can drop before going over some box score highlights from the weekend. Oh, and there's even more injury news to go over. Finally the show closes with some prospect/rookie updates.

It's a Friday mailbag episode as Brendan answers some strategy questions, discusses some cold hitters like Aaron Judge and Eloy Jimenez, some cold pitchers like Shane Greene and Brendan McKay, and finally gives a couple of weekend streamers to consider.

Brendan returns to the show to discuss a ton of hot hitters, including Ronald Acuna, Will Smith, Francisco Mejia, Yuli Gurriel, Gio Urshela, and more. There are also a couple of new segments that are introduced, one of which goes over some recent news and trends, and one of which discusses more of these hot hitters. Finally, Brendan shares his top streaming recommendation of the day.

Mike recaps the weekend’s action by covering top performers like Ronald Acuna Jr., Pete Alonso, and Yordan Alvarez and updating injury news for Christian Yelich, Max Scherzer, Juan Soto, and others. He also introduces a new segment called, “Players We Talked About on Friday” in which you can find out which breakout player who was available in more than 80% of leagues last week is now likely owned everywhere. Plus, is Josh Bell back?