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328: So Many Sports in April! Greg Crone
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Ep. 261: Pitching Ninja Leaves His Mark on the Game Michael Dault
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539. Tyrone “Muggsy” Bogues Seth Everett
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466: Confidence Level Zero Matt Crone
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213: Playoff Problem? Doyce Kirkland
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Episode 370: Cora’s Gone, What Next? Chase Madorsky
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NFL Draft Round One Chris Horwedel
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Favorite Offenses for Fantasy Football Sean Ryan
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278: NFL Draft 2026 Mario Hines
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S11E6: Playoff Action and the NFL Draft Greg Crone
NBA playoff reactions, new NBA draft lottery rules explained, NCAA Tournament expansion debate, Phillies manager firing analysis, Flyers vs Penguins playoff breakdown, and soccer relegation/promotion races—all that and much more on a jam-packed epsiode of You’re Wrong… And here’s Why.
On this week’s episode of Long Gone, the boys react to the firings of Alex Cora and Rob Thomson, debate MLB power rankings, play Start/Bench/Cut, talk pitching with PitchingNinja, and wrap with Fantasy Factory and Collection Corner.
14-year NBA veteran Muggsy Bogues is now the general manager of a new Baltimore team in the Hall-of-Famer Tracy McGrady’s Ones Basketball League. Bogues is best known for his ten years as a member of the Charlotte Hornets.
This episode of The Underdog covers quite a bit, including Phillies struggles, Sixers playoff concerns, and Flyers vs Penguins playoff pressure. Chris also breaks down NFL Draft reactions, delivering a wide-ranging look at MLB, NBA, NHL, and more, while Matt talks about the Cadallic Championship.
This week on Sportin Beards, It’s baseball szn! The guys are back after a busy couple of weeks and jump into everything going on across the sports world.
On this week’s episode, we discuss Alex Cora’s firing and what’s next for the Red Sox, draft teams of Yankees and Red Sox since 2000, and discuss a potential Yankee alternate jersey.
On this NFL Draft-centric episode of Lock It In, Chris Horwedel breaks down key prospects like Fernando Mendoza, top defensive players, and QB Ty Simpson. Covers draft positions, team fits, and prop markets using oddsmakers data, culminating in a 9-leg parlay.
Not all offensive systems are created equal and that holds true with fantasy football. Too often, fantasy football managers project players independently rather than as part of an offensive unit. This leads to over (and under) drafting players.
