Ask me a fantasy question and get a video response
by: Rob Reed
| March 5, 2011, 4:20pm
There's a very cool website that I just discovered that will allow you to ask me questions, and I can make video responses... try it out.
PLAYERtrack.com Podcast #11: 2010 Top 2B
by: Rob Reed
| March 1, 2011, 4:22pm
In the second podcast of the 2011 season, I look at the top second basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
PLAYERtrack.com Podcast #10: Top First Basemen
by: Rob Reed
| February 21, 2011, 9:40pm
In the first podcast in many, many months, I look at the top first basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
Podcasts are coming!
by: Rob Reed
| February 19, 2011, 9:48am
I was meaning to get a podcast in the can this past week, but I didn't have time... they are coming back. I should have the first (and, hopefully, second in the can by the end of the week), and I am hoping to do a 15 minute show on blogtalkradio to answer questions live.
Start studying!
Revamped rankings AND FREE?!?!?!!
by: Rob Reed
| February 3, 2011, 10:58am
I have revamped the rankings this year using a very simple idea.
In the past, the rankings simply compared players "straight up," without consideration of whether or not a player was a JUGGERNAUT in a specific category which would increase that player's value.
What does this mean in plain English?
Rather than using a "straight up" comparison method, PLAYERtrack now ranks players in a category according to how far above or below a player ranks from the average baseball player and gets additional value, accordingly.
So, a player like 2009's Jacoby Ellsbury gets extra "fantasy cred."
The average baseball player in 2009, with a... [read more]
In the second podcast of the 2011 season, I look at the top second basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
In the first podcast in many, many months, I look at the top first basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
In the past, the rankings simply compared players "straight up," without consideration of whether or not a player was a JUGGERNAUT in a specific category which would increase that player's value.
