2024 TGFBI ADP, Draft Orders and Draft Links

2024 TGFBI ADP Created by Brian Jenner

837https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/806/grid
1ROBERT MCCABE
2FELIX GUO
3Shaun Gauvin
4Jordan Eisen
5Michael A Stein
6Adam How
7Ben Rosener
8Nicholas Mariano
9Justin Mason
10Peter Coulthard
11Chris Deary
12Skyler Carlin
13Jason Beckner
14Bill Snyder
15Ben Pernick
838https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/807/grid
1Rudy Verougstrate
2Andrea Lamont
3Greg Smith
4Nate Scwartz
5Gesuele
6Ryan Rufe
7Canady
8Brody John
9Chris Towers
10Drew Wheeler
11Riordan
12Dunner
13Kirskey
14Tanner Bell/Jeff Zimmerman
15Chad Simpson
839https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/808/grid
1Paul Mammino
2JB Branson
3Rob Sherwood
4Simon Rasmussen
5Steven Leandres
6Ryan Hallam
7Frank Ammirante
8Dad Pods
9Nicholas Gaut
10Tyler London
11Jordan Rosenblum
12Chris Meaney
13Ted Gehman
14DJ Short
15Dratel
840https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/809/grid
1Jason Collette
2Ray Butler
3Kelly Kirby
4Simon Rasmussen
5Ray Murphy
6Matthew Davis
7Jorge Montanez
8Justin Chernow
9Kevin Hasting
10Art Tornabene
11Ryan Bloomfield
12Pierre Camus
13List
14Mike Gianella
15Ray Atherton
841https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/810/grid
1Christ Weber
2Dave Anderson
3Nick Ritrivi
4Adam Ronis
5David Odom
6Jason Felicio
7Jason Karslowsky
8Brian Labude
9Brian McKay
10Eric Corss
11ERic Rentz
12Doug Carlin
13Michael Barner
14Matt Gansen
15Mat Harrison
842https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/811/grid
1Ben Brown
2Michael Malamud
3Andrew Cooper
4Polka Pat
5Michael Schneider
6Greg Hoogkamp
7Reuven Guy
8Khang Do
9George Bissell
10Todd Whitestone
11Jake Roy
12Sean Kallevig
13Thomas Reimer
14Frank Stampfl
15Kev Mahserejian
843https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/812/grid
1Carlos Marcano
2Sam Wirsching
3Adam Najemy
4Todd Williams
5Scott Engel
6Justin Havelock
7Joel Bailey
8Bret Sayre
9Matthew Martingale
10Robert Weddig
11Rick Graham
12Kyle Bland
13Vlad Sedler
14Michael Petropoulos
15Taylor Tarter
844https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/813/grid
1Andrew McMahon
2Aaron Samia
3Jake Halusker
4Nathan Marcum
5Michael Florio
6B-Don
7Nick Picks
8Mark Kieffer
9Josiah Tindor
10Joe Ricotta
11Eric Karabell
12Cubbie Nole
13Derek Favret
14Alex Beckey
15Kris Olson
845https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/814/grid
1Greg Verbrugghe
2Jamie Calandro
3ANDREW KLEIN
4Doug Dennis
5Daniel Stephens
6Lauren Auerbach
7Anthony Tucker
8Connor Thomure
9Heath Capps
10Benjamin Schottenfels
11Justin Vreeland
12Areil Cohen
13Phil Hertz
14Rhys White
15Andy Behrens
846https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/815/grid
1Casey Varner
2Petrich
3Austin Perodeau
4Siegrist
5Steubing
6Jason Peropoulos
7Marty Tallman
8Yancy Eaton
9Blake Meyer
10Lindgren
11Matthew Peppler
12Kelly
13Peter Schoenke
14Cyphers
15Doug Thorburn
847https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/816/grid
1Christian Crespo
2Kemp
3Wallace
4Williams
5Tatis
6Clark
7Tristan Cockroft
8Davitt
9Bloom
10Tabers
11Baldino
12Samulski
13Sharpe
14Emerick
15Lee
848https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/817/grid
1Robert Osgood Jr.
2David Einhorn
3Brett S. Key
4Christopher Crawford
5Henry Wilson
6Shaun Rainey
7Daniel Rotter
8Joel Gullo
9James Anderson
10Mark Northan
11Max Kirshblum
12Valentino Ganacias
13Michael Rippe
14Matthew Desrosiers
15Kenny Butrym
849https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/818/grid
1Amore
2Collins
3Floriolli
4Sara Sanchez
5Scott Chu
6Wshburn Gasse
7Eno Sarris
8Nick Fox
9Tim Pamperin
10Scott Pianowski
11Ben Hatch
12Gates
13Smith
14Kahn
15Scwarzenbach
850https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/819/grid
1Dmytrow
2Broc Miller
3Andrew McClintock
4Nathan Longfield
5Edwin Turnage
6Gavin Tramps
7Matthew Stiles
8Ryan Owen
9Thomson
10Hubbard
11Matthew Williams
12Ian Fitzgerald
13Brent Hershey
14Matt Truss
15Richards
851https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/820/grid
1Rodrick richenberg
2Jamie Steed
3Sean Flannery
4Brett Cook
5Adam Baker
6S MB
7Raging Randle
8Shawn Loser
9Jason Helmar
10Peter Ball
11Matt Thompson
12Jon Anderson
13Mick Ciallela
14Joe Gallina
15John Leopre
852https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/821/grid
1Richard Sands
2Garrick Aulter
3Jeff Nicholas
4Jeremy Gibbs
5Chris Spencer
6Benjamin Paskinoff
7Mark Blakemore
8Ben Wilson
9Jake Crumpler
10David Mendelson
11Brian Daring
12Callen Elslager
13Tim Cavanaugh
14Nick Zaniboni
15Sports LLC
853https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/822/grid
1Lee Keller
2Josh Hayes
3Michael Smyth
4John Laghezza
5Brant Chesser
6Jesse Roche
7Drew Forte
8James Schiano
9Mike Maher
10Trevor Tipton
11Joe Orrico
12Bart Parry
13Jordan Johnson
14Colby Conway
15Brett Ford
854https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/823/grid
1Brad Camara
2David Shovein
3Jay Stellmach
4Endress
5Youmans
6David Andersen
7Pieper
8Villa
9Harrison
10Lou Landers
11Nick Mimi
12Gordon
13Spurling
14Cederholm
15Steve Gardner
855https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/824/grid
1Brian Rudd
2David Mendelson
3Ross Neglia
4Alain de Leonardis
5Dan Strafford
6Britton Allan
7David Swan
8Howard Megdal
9Chris Welsh
10Kenny Cashman
11Chris Clegg
12Van Burnett
13Chris Fielder
14Sean Thomas Blott
15Floyd Goodnight
856https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/825/grid
1Metzelaar
2Hanselman
3Christensen
4Dieffenbach
5Singleton
6Bender
7McLaughlin & Hertwig
8Anderson
9Negus
1010 Reid
11Tudor
12Calabro
13Raus
14Sekulski
15Crosby
857https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/826/grid
1Brandon Kamerman
2Shelly Veroustraete
3Donovan Miller
4Birchwood Brothers
5Jordan White
6Gary Sonnenfeld
7Carter Lunberg
8Michael Salfino
9Ray Kuhn
10Jeff Trela
11Ian Holmes
12Tim Heaney
13Darren Eisenhauer
14Collin Kaufman and Daniel Silver
15Corbin Young
858https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/827/grid
1Robert Rose
2Joel Henard
3Anthony Kates
4Sean Murphy
5Anthony Aniano
6Brian Feldman
7Bryson Ostepchuk
8Matthew Barron
9Ryan Stacevich
10Bubba Entrekin
11JP Daemen
12Clay Link
13Erik Halterman
14Douglas Boyle
15Dave Adler
859https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/828/grid
1Quincey Dong
2Greg Fishwick
3Mike Carter
4Danny Cross
5Jeff Erickson
6Joseph Garino
7Greg Archetti
8Euan Leith
9James Miller
10Mike MacGregor
11Matthew Frank
12Ben Palmer
13Peter Pratt
14Daniel Preciado
15Michael Yachera
860https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/829/grid
1Ryan Epperson
2Jake Holland
3Scott Jenstad
4Travis Argo
5Josh Walker
6Jon Hegglund
7Patrick Fitzgerald
8Vince Damato
9Michael Couillard
10Michael Waldo
11John Henry Schroeder
12Moe Deprtes
13Estevão Maximo
14Nate Miller
15Gene McCaffrey
861https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/830/grid
1Jeremy Latzke
2Labude
3Ke
4Daly
5Berger
6Johnson
7McMaster
8Gould
9Sky Dombreske
10Phillips
11Stan Son
12Ed Overend
13Garrett Atckins
14Tommy Yoon
15Seltzer
862https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/831/grid
1Donate
2Weirner
3Paul Sporer
4Nicole Cahill
5Steven Bagell
6Bruce Cagle Jr
7Tim Kanak
8Tomich
9Lydell
10Michael Gvier
11Maish
12Bamford
13Roe
14Jewett
15Monte
863https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/832/grid
1White
2Richards
3Dalton Del Don
4Tony Musso
5Petersen
6Kelder
7Michael Alexander
8Steve Cozzolino
9Doan
10Boyer
11Steve Brunn
12Gannon
13Chris Knock
14Mailhot
15Grey Albright
864https://draft.shgn.com/nfc/public/dp/833/grid
1John Caranso
2Shawn Knoche
3JR Fenton
4Todd Zola
5Ed DeCaria
6Chris Maher
7Andy Splinter
8Joe Lowry
9Samuel Schneider
10John Halpin
11Adam Warner
12David Mirza
13Todd Hedberg
14Russell Eassom
15Derek Van Riper

2023 TGFBI Leagues, ADP, and Draft Links

ADP Board

League 1 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Brad Johnson@baseballATeam
2Birchwood Brothers@birchwoodbroth2
3TIMOTHY COLLINS@timcdc
4Q@GotHimOnStrikes
5Al Melchior@almelchiorBB
6The Tin Door@TheTinDoor
7Heath Capps@heathcapps
8Jonathan Metzelaar@JonMetzelaar
9Scott Engel@scotteTheKing
10Cubby Nole@CubbyNole
11Greg Smith@gregsauce
12Brett Cook@beautyofgrace32
13Douglas R. Dennis@dougdennis41
14Rhys White@RhysBWhite
15Kevin O’Brien@RoyalReportKev
League 2 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1ROBERT WOOTENN/A
2Rob Sherwood@rob_sherwood
3Jeff Tomich@jefftomich
4Jordan Rosenblum@rosenjordanblum
5Bill Macey@billmacey
6Blair Williams@everywhereblair
7John Fernandez@playeroverteam
8Bullpen Guru@BullpenGuru
9RYAN KIRKSEY@KirkseySports
10The Roto Red@TheRotoRed
11Rodric RichenbergRodric Richenberg
12KennethCashman@kenneth_cashman
13JOHN WALLACE@jrwlib
14Ray Kuhn@Ray_Kuhn_28
15Jamie Steed@Baseball_Jimbo
League 3 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Nick Pollack@pitcherlist
2Nicholas Mariano@NMariano53
3Jennifer Piacenti@jenpiacenti
4RUDIE VEROUGSTRAETEN/A
5Rick Graham@IAmRickGraham
6ROSS NEGLIA@rossneglia
7Mark Kieffer@Mark_Kieffer
8Lauren Auerbach@lkauerbach
9Timothy Kanak@fantasyaceball
10Michael Schneider@mikecschneider
11Ryan Venancio@ven_armbarn
12Ray Murphy@RayHQ
13Todd Zola@ToddZola
14GRANT KLEIN/Aaron Parker@grantuw & @vottomanempire
15Taylor Tarter@TaylorTarter
League 4 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Jeff Tudor@surrenderD1969
2Peter Ball@PeteBBaseball
3Van Burnett@Van_Verified
4JACOB MAISH@jakemaish
5ANDREW JUREWICZ@a_money2727
6MATTHEW STILES@stiles08
7Brian Martin@docontheweb
8JB Branson@RowdyRotoJB
9JESSE HANNIGAN@JesseHannigan
10Brady Callahan@BradyDCallahan
11Ray Butler@RayButler365
12Brad Camara@Beerad30
13SAMUEL WIRSCHING@samfbb1
14Estevao Maximo/Christopher Reeves@estevao_maximo
15David Phillips@hitbypitchratio
League 5 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Gene McCaffrey@wiseguygene
2ryan Epperson@ppenayr
3ANIKET KAKATKAR@kakat262
4Christopher Meaney@chrismeaney
5Matthew Williams@MattWi77iams
6Brian Daring@briandaring1
7Edwin Turnage@torpedotube
8Joel Anthony@JAGNY_1987
9Philip Moyer@phil_moyer
10Keaton O. DeRocher@TheSpokenKeats
11MATTHEW HECKMAN@heckman_matt115
12Mick Ciallela@themick23
13Connor Thomure@ConnorThomure
14Nicholas Zaniboni@nzaniboni
15Ben Tidd@BreakingBen_T
League 6 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Leighton Cannon@leighton_cannon
2Daniel Rotter@drot_6
3QUINCEY DONG@threerundong
4NICOLAS RICHARDS@NickRichardsHQ
5Jordan Eisen@fov_sports
6Andrew Cooper@CoopAFiasco
7Sandy Kazmir@sandykazmir
8David Mirza@DSM29
9Joel Bailey@Joelfourbases
10Patrick CloghessyN/A
11Joe Orrico@JoeOrrico99
12Andy Singleton@PeoplezPen
13MILAAN POWELL@starks_industry
14DANIEL PRECIADO@DanJPreciado
15Marty Tallman@Marty_Tallman
League 7 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Colby Conway@colbyrconway
2RYAN HALLAM@fightingchance
3Donald Biehl@fastballride
4Steve Brunn@steven_brunn
5Josh Walker@Rotonaut
6Floyd goodnight@QuinnFloydG
7ANDREW POPLIN@AndrewPoplin
8Vlad Sedler@rotogut
9David McDonald@rundmcd
10Chris Mannella@Chrismannella
11JAMES SCHIANO@James_Schiano
12SPENCER CROSBYN/A
13James Anderson@RealJRAnderson
14Brian Borchardt@followBorchardt
15Anthony Aniano@AAnianoFantasy
League 8 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Arik Florimonte@arik_florimonte
2Son@Stan_Son
3MATTHEW WIENER@mattydubbz13
4Nate S@_nateschwartz
5Dan Greenberg@DGinTB
6Todd Whitestone@telestar7
7James Stellmach@jaystellmach
8Justin Mason@Justinmasonfwfb
9John Lepore@jball0202
10David Funnell@sportz_nutt51
11ANDREW SPURLING@DrewSpurling1
12Ian Kahn/chris Dolin@IanKahn4
13Arthur Tornabene-Zalas@art_t_z
14Scott Chu@ifthechufits
15Jon Anderson@JonPGH
League 9 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Shawn Losier@iloveshawn5000
2Kenyatta Storin@KenyattaStorin
3Fantasy Dad Pods@fantasydadpods
4Malcolm Bamford/NOAH BIENIEK@Mal_B_Sport
5Brant Chesser@BrantChesser
6Bryson Ostepchuk@brysonCK
7THEODORE GEHMAN@rototeddyg
8JUSTIN CHERNOW@JustinChernow
9LOUIS CALABRO@calabr000
10Michael Smyth@MSmythGT
11Rudy Gamble@rudygamble
12Todd Clark@lunchmade
13Aaron Pags@fantasytriage
14Brandon King@BK1NG818
15Jason Beckner@JRBecks
League 10 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Jeramy Hubbard@FrontOfficeJer
2Michael Fisher@FishyFisher82
3ANDREW KLEIN@aok_fan
4ERIC SAMULSKI@SamskiNYC
5Justin Paradis@JustParaDesigns
6Ken Balderston@KenInToronto
7Matt Thompson@mdthompFWFB
8AHMED WASEEMUDDIN@HawkeyeWaz
9Grant Gasse@throwing_gasse
10Khang Do@irotohead.com
11David Swan@davithius
12Bob Cyphers@FZX_cyph21
13BRENT HERSHEY@BrentHQ
14ANDREW MCCLINTOCK@fantasyaid1
15Paul Sporer@Sporer
League 11 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Justin Havelock@HavelockJustin
2Clay Link@claywlink
3Ryan Bloomfield@RyanBHQ
4Andrew Gould@AndrewGould4
5Garrett Atkins@13atkins13
6JUSTIN NOLTE@jnol2238
7Daniel Marcus@_danmarcus
8Adam Howe@EightyGrade
9Ryan Ireland@guy_ry22
10Trent Dickeson@Trenciarte
11Mark Blakemore@markblakemore
12Alan Harrison@TheFantasyFix
13Thomas Aitala@tjait05
14Joe Gallina@joegallina
15Coolwhip@CoolwhipRB
League 12 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Ed DeCaria@edecaria
2Liam McMaster@freedMnds
3ALEX BECKEY@AlexBeckey
4Travis Argo@ArgoTravis
5Dave Andersen@TheDiablo27
6Fantasy Baseball Auctioneer@FanBBAuctioneer
7Grey Albright@razzball
8Reuven Guy@mlbinjuryguru
9CRISTIAN CRESPO@CCres_24
10Joe Lowry@jh00k
11Nick Mimi@NMimi
12Cary James@hugedays
13Matt Cederholm@TheBigHurtHQ
14Lou Landers@LandersTalks
15Scott Jenstad@ScottJenstad
League 13 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1BENJAMIN PASINKOFF@bensbias
2Michael Malamud@malamoney
3Mike Simione@spstreamer
4Zachary Braff@braffz
5Brandon Kamerman@B_Kamerman
6Frank Ammirante@FAmmiranteTFJ
7Donovan Miller@spittingseedsbb
8Goldy Happens@Goldyhappens
9Matty Kiwoom@MattyKiwoom
10Broc Miller@BrocNessMonster
11AARON ALVIS/Valentino Ganacias@aaron_alvis
12Nicole Cahill@NicoleCahill_
13Philip Hertz@prhz50
14Matthew Frank@marmosdad
15Derek VanRiper@DerekVanRiper
League 14 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Jeff Trela@Jtrela20
2Ben Palmer@benjpalmer
3Dave Eddy@CorporalEddy
4David Emerick@demerick
5Russell Eassom@reassom
6Greg Verbrugghe@berger_ball
7Bob BergerN/A
8Jeffrey Zimmerman@jeffwzimmerman
9Stephen Gesuele@stav8818
10Dave Shovein@DaveShovein
11Inside Fastball@InsideFastball
12Tim Heaney@TeamHeaney
13Michael Florio@michaelfflorio
14Michael Petropoulos@BrotoFFMike
15Christopher Welsh@isitthewelsh
League 15 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Christopher Deary@cdeary1999
2JASON PETROPOULOS@brotoffjason
3Steven Montani@dreamcode99
4Ellis Canady@EllisCan2
5Jamie Calandro@jac3600
6Manny Donate@fantasydeporte
7Peter Christensen@draftcheat
8Andrew McQuiston@AMcQ82
9Michael Alexander@roto_wan
10Michael Barner@rotomikebarner
11Jeff Smith@FFJeffSmith
12Ryan Owen@RotoTrix
13Michael Waterloo@MichaelWaterloo
14DOUGLAS CARLIN@bdougals
15Douglas Thorburn@doug_thorburn
League 16 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Greg Hoogkamp@greghoogkamp
2christopher zelaya@cmzelaya78
3NIKKO@Shneekballa
4Toby Guevin@batflipcrazy
5Callen Elslager@callen_elslager
6Mark Northan@mnorthan
7Mike Carter@mdrc0508
8Ariel Cohen@ATCNY
9Doubting Thomas@ThomasLSeltzer1
10STEPHEN LYMAN@orthoepi
11Brian Rudd@RuddHQ
12Raymond Atherton@RaymondAtherton
13Eric Cross@EricCross04
14Jon Hegglund@JonHegglund
15JACK DUNNE@somedunnebird
League 17 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Danny Cross@DannyCross_
2D.J. Short@djshort
3Jeff Erickson@Jeff_Erickson
4NICHOLAS RITRIVI@nickytapas71
5Mark Steubinger@Mark_Steubinger
6Kevin Hasting@hastingkevin
7Patrick Davitt@patrickdavitt
8Ryan Amore@JumpingJeets
9bart parry@TBT_MLB
10STEVEN SAWUSCH@Baseball_Bus
11Edward Raus@edwardraus
12CHRISTOPHER TOWERS@ctowerscbs
13Steven Paulo@StevePaulo
14THOMAS WILLIAMS@trw0007
15Jared Perkins@JaredCP1
League 18 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1DAVID MENDELSON@DMendy02
2Matthew Hammerling@sewerleague
3Tanner Bell@smartfantasybb
4Adam Ronis@adamronis
5DEREK FAVRET@Derek_Favret
6Trader Andy@[email protected]
7DAVID ADLER@daveadler01
8Scott White@CBSScottWhite
9Eno Sarris@enosarris
10MICHAEL YACHERA@fantasy_gospel
11Richard Sands@therichardsands
12Brent Bentley@brentbentley24
13Tim Glidden@absentigravitas
14Jason Felicio@GMenJay
15Patrick Wisniewski@PolkaPat
League 19 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1JOSEPH GARINO@joegarino
2Alex Chamberlain@DolphHauldhagen
3RYAN BOYER@RyanPBoyer
4Corey Pieper@copieps
5KC Bubba@bdentrek
6Brian Komprood@bkomp39
7Brad Williamson@cfofgravity
8Jordan White@BuntSingles
9Nick Roos@theprospectitch
10Butters@deltaxi1842
11Dylan White@the__arrival
12MICHAEL RICHARDS@MPRichards1981
13Zachary Lindgren@zacharylindgren
14Drew Wheeler@drewisokay
15Edward Hrvatin@eshgk1
League 20 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1The Great Knoche@thegreatknoche
2John L@johnlaghezza
3Christopher Crawford@crawford_milb
4Eric Karabell@karabelleric
5Brett S. Key@bretskyball
6Asher Dratel@low_rax
7Adam Warner@agwarner
8BENJAMIN BROWN@BenBrownPL
9AARON SAMIA@aaron_samia
10Danielle Salinger@mrsdsalinger
11Howard Bender@rotobuzzguy
12Erik Halterman@erik_halterman
13Lee Keller@Regicidal
14DOUGLAS ANDERSON@rotodaddy
15RagingRandle@RagingRandle
League 21 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Doug Otto@hdouglasotto
2Kris Olson@KO_Reporter
3Brandon Myers@RazzBDon
4Steven Swan@stevenswan1984
5Ryan Rufe@RyanRufe
6SHAUN RAINEY@shaunrainey
7Jason Collette@jasoncollette
8JKJ@jkj0787
9Bret Sayre@BretSayreBP
10Peter Kreutzer@kroyte
11JOEL HENARD@joelheard
12RYAN WILLIAMS@R_P_Williams28
13Kevin Daly@dalydigital
14Stephen Yo@KindaNotaJoke
15Villa@ygmfantasy
League 22 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Euan Leith@EuanOrYouOut
2Ryan Starcevich@R_Starce
3FELIX GUO@DynastyDaydream
4Jesse Roche@jaroche6
5CORBINSCOT YOUNG@corbin_young21
6Steve Gardner@SteveAGardner
7Jason Kamlowsky@JasonKamlowsky
8BRENDAN TUMA@toomuchtuma
9Baseball Pods@baseballpods
10Sammy Reid@sammyreidfi
11DUSTIN PICARD@dusta_rhymes
12Michael Petersen@GalcticDynamics
13CHRISTOPHER KNOCK@notnotcknock
14COLLIN CARLONE@Mr4thQuarterr
15Darius Austin@DariusA64
League 23 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Greg Jewett@gjewett9
2Jake Wiener@GatorSosa
3Yancy Eaton@YancyEaton
4Timothy Pamperin@PamperinTim
5Steven Weimer@steveymer
6Mark Gannon@mtgannon1
7Connelly Doan@ConnellyDoan
8Shelly Verougstraete@shellyv_643
9NATHAN GRIMM@brotisserie
10Michael Stein@FantasyJudgment
11Frank Stampfl@Roto_Frank
12Mike MacGregor@DraftBuddy
13DapScout@dapscout
14Dan Richards@Fantasy_Esquire
15MICHAEL SCHWARZENBACH@schwarz_mike
League 24 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Paul Monte@3cardmonte13
2Andrea LaMont@rotolady
3Peter Schoenke@PeterSchoenke
4Taylor Case@TCasesLoaded
5Jacob Floriolli@jflo_22
6Casey Varner@elvarneroo
7Nicklaus Gaut@Nt_BurtReynolds
8Britton Allan@BrittonAllan
9ERIC MENDELSON@TripPlayFantasy
10Mike Gianella@MikeGianella
11MATTHEW MARTINGALE@MattMartingale
12Michael Salfino@michaelsalfino
13Daniel Strafford@DanStrafford
14Jeremy Gibbs@JeremyGibbs2
15gary sonnenfeld@garysonn
League 25 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Robert Osgood Jr.@BobOsgood15
2Josh Hayes@JoshHayesFS
3Riley Mrack@fantasyonthefli
4Peter Pratt@miamimarlins_uk
5Zachary Meyer@ztmeyer56
6Andy Behrens@andybehrens
7JUSTIN LEE@DailyJLee
8Jake Crumpler@jakecrumpler
9Russell Withers@ArmchairRoto
10Gavin Tramps@GavTramps
11Matthew Truss@MattTruss
12Paul Mammino@pmamminofantasy
13Michael Waldo@michaelwaldo
14BENJAMIN SANDERS@HPBenSanders
15Sean Flannery@SeanFlannery13
League 26 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Nate Miller@Miller_RotoDad
2Nick Vanderah@MiniVan25
3Dr. Roto@DrRoto
4Doug Roe@inthedougout
5skyler carlin@skyler_carlin
6DAVID MCKAY@TalktotheBrain
7Nathan Longfield@dynasyonestop
8Carlos Marcano@camarcano
9JOHN CARANDO@johncarando
10austin perodeau@roto_perodeau
11John Fenton@Johnrussell215
12Kevork Mahserejian@RotoSurgeon
13Woody@woodysplace
14Joseph Dieffenbach@joedieff
15Erik Siegrist@AntonSirius
League 27 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1SARA SANCHEZ@BCB_Sara
2BLAKE MEYER@buhhlockaye
3Mike Maher@mikeMaher
4PETER COULTHARD@YFCSportsPete
5Jeffrey Nicholas@JeffFNicholas
6Andy Splinter@splinterandy
7Joe Ricotta@JoeyKnowsNothin
8Kenneth Butrym@gt_sundown
9Steven Cozzolino@sccozz
10CHRISTOPHER WEBER@shwebsi
11Thomas Yoon@BigAsian35
12Dalton Del Don@daltondeldon
13Brett Ford@FadeThatMan
14Erich Rentz@FantasyToolz
15Chris Spencer@Roto_Chris
League 28 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1Garrick Autler
2MICHAEL GOVIER@mjgovier
3Sean Kallevig@BoSoxRox13
4Ben Pernick@benjaminpernick
5Dennis Sosic@CALL_ME_SOS
6JORGE MONTANEZ@Roto_Nino
7Justin Vreeland@JustinVreeland
8Bruce Cagle Jr@BCJRFantasy
9Justin Johnson@JJ_Stats
10Mat Harrison@ExplosiveOutput
11Kris Negus@negus_kris
12Joseph Bond@F6P_Joe
13GREGORY ARCHETTI@sleepygator
14Phil Barrington@barrington_phil
15Douglas Boyle@urbanbaboon
League 29 BoardNameTwitter Handle
1ROB STELLER@StellerEyeDoc
2HOWARD MEGDAL@howardmegdal
3RYAN GILBERT@RGilbertSOP
4Jacob Halusker@TheDustmite
5BENNETT WILSON@TBDubbs11
6Tristan Cockcroft@SultanofStat
7Tobe Zientek@Z2Fantasy
8Anthony Tucker@AnthonyTucker81
9KEVIN TRITES@tritesfbb
10Pierre Camus@Roto_Chef
11Scott Pianowski@scott_pianowski
12CHRISTOPHER CLEGG@RotoClegg
13Alain de Leonardis@acdeleon
14JOHN KE@thejohnke
15Nathan Marcum@natemarcum

Draft Report – 3rd Pick, League 17

Greg Smith (@gregsauce) recaps his TGFBI draft from third pick in League 17.

Welcome to a very exclusive club. You’re reading the one fantasy baseball article I write each year. No velvet ropes, but I must admit it’s impossible to get a drink in here. Blame Justin Mason for that one, I guess. He runs the site.

The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational is pretty exclusive too. Only 435 managers have the opportunity to test their mettle in this contest, and in the end, we’ll all forget about everything that happened except for who won the overall. Sure it’s cool to win your league, but once you’re in fantasy baseball’s VIP room, don’t you want to be the one who ends up on the table hosing everyone else down with champagne or Yoohoo or whatever? (Seriously, no drinks in here, huh? We need to sort this out for next year…)

In TGFBI seasons past, I’ve been content to swing for solid contact, try to win my league, and hope the good kind of variance pushes me into contention for the overall. After three tries, it turns out I can’t even win my own damn leagues, so I had to reevaluate parts of my strategy for 2021. I say “parts” because a lot of what I want to do hasn’t changed. A balanced roster is still crucial, leaning into some amount of risk is still necessary, and seizing values relative to ADP when they present themselves remains important. 

One thing I wanted to do differently this year was embrace differentiation with more authority. Thankfully, when you’re trying to pounce on players dipping below their ADPs, some amount of differentiation comes naturally. But I wanted to be mindful of other opportunities for differentiation as well, even if they didn’t jive with my baseline approach.

I also decided to invest more in pitching this time around. Fading pitchers has long been my M.O., but I’ve come to realize it won’t necessarily work in every format. It’s somewhat easy to find bargain hurlers in 12-team leagues, both in the draft and off the waiver wire. Assembling an elite enough staff to win the overall across 29 fifteen-team leagues is an entirely different story. It’s made even more difficult by the way MLB teams are using their pitchers nowadays, not to mention how fantasy drafters are pushing starters up draft boards higher than ever. Even if you don’t want to spend a first- or second-rounder on a starter, you have to have a plan for making up ground because the high-end pitching talent thins out quicker than it ever has.

With those goals in mind, here’s how my draft from TGFBI League 17 played out…

Round 1 — Ronald Acuna Jr., OF, ATL (3rd overall)

Yup, I’m one of the lucky bastards who saw Acuna slide to third pick, but you have to put yourself in position to get lucky, and I did just that with my KDS, slotting third pick as my top choice. 

At No. 3, I was content to pick between Juan Soto, Mookie Betts, Mike Trout, and Trea Turner (assuming the top went chalk with Acuna and Fernando Tatis Jr.). But I didn’t want to prioritize fifth or sixth draft position because I wanted my picks closer together, I wanted an earlier third-round pick, and I wanted to leave open the opportunity that Acuna or Tatis could fall to third. That’s exactly what happened, and I was delighted to add baseball’s preeminent power+speed producer to my squad.

Round 2 — Walker Buehler, SP, LAD (28th overall)

When I wrote I wanted to invest more in pitching, I didn’t think I would start as early as the second round. One of the next two rounds, sure, but the second round still felt too early for this longtime pitcher dimisser. Then Buehler, the No. 5 pitcher on my board, fell to SP10. Life moves pretty fast. After confirming Buehler was in attendance, healthy at Spring Training, and checking @smada_bb’s ADP page to make sure I was getting a bargain, I made the pick.

Round 3 — Jack Flaherty, SP, STL (33rd overall)

Flaherty is my SP7 and who I was originally targeting for this third round pick as part of my “pay for pitching” strategy. After taking Buehler the round prior, I could have pivoted to a hitter in this spot, but I instead steered my “borrowed” Corvette into the skid and stayed on target with my pre-draft plan.

Round 4 — J.T. Realmuto, C, PHI (58th overall)

Landing Acuna third overall naturally gave my roster some differentiation from my draft slot, but picking the top-ranked catcher here in the fourth round is my first instance of forcing differentiation. Rostering Realmuto is akin to having an elite tight end like Travis Kelce in fantasy football. Most of the other options at their respective positions aren’t great, and the safety you get with a top catcher or tight end allows flexibility to take on more risk at other positions.

With that said, I don’t care much about having an elite backstop in a standalone league because it only represents an advantage over a handful of teams. Multiply that handful by 29 leagues in the TGFBI overall, however, and it becomes a more meaningful advantage to have the top catcher. Some non-Realmuto teams out there will make up ground with later-round hits at catcher, but the majority of them will struggle all season trying to solve or patchwork the position. The leverage gained with Realmuto is worth the opportunity cost of a fourth-round pick with the overall in mind.

Round 5 — Randy Arozarena, OF, TB (63rd overall)

Locking up some stolen bases is another necessary evil of an overall competition. I didn’t love selecting Arozarena here because he projects for downside in runs, RBI, and batting average relative to other hitters available in this range. (For reference, the next three picks were Vlad Guerrero Jr., Gleyber Torres, and Eugenio Suarez.) But the limitations of Arozarena’s projections are offset by the benefits of having Realmuto, who should dramatically outperform most other catchers in runs, RBI, and batting average. 

That sort of justification for making a pick has diminishing returns, though. Only a certain amount of frivolous downside can be added before Realmuto stops being an advantage, so I tried to be mindful of taking on unnecessary statistical deficits going forward.

Round 6 — Jose Altuve, 2B, HOU (88th overall)

Case in point, Altuve doesn’t have any glaring holes in his roto projections. His home run forecasts don’t jump off the page, but they’re good enough for a second baseman, and his contributions in other categories—particularly in SB and AVG—fit my team perfectly at a position of need.

Round 7 — Anthony Rizzo, 1B, CHC (93rd overall)

In the chase for steals and homers, it’s easy to overlook runs and RBI, and Rizzo stands out in those categories. Meanwhile, his stolen base numbers aren’t anything to write home about, but they’re better than most others at his position.

Round 8 — Mike Moustakas, 1B/2B, CIN (118th overall)

Another differentiation pick here, as Moustakas projects as the clear home run leader among second basemen. I selected him right around his TGFBI ADP (119.2), so it wasn’t a screaming value, but Moustakas did represent the clear end to a tier at the position. The next second baseman drafted was Max Muncy, 24 picks later. There’s a case to tier him with Moustakas, and Muncy has three eligibilities (1B/2B/3B) compared to only two for Moustakas (1B/2B), but my guy felt safer for two reasons. First, Moustakas is a career .251 hitter, while Muncy sits at .236. Second, the game-to-game playing time for Moustakas is more locked in, which should present more opportunities for him to compile runs and RBI.

Round 9 — Julio Urias, SP, LAD (123rd overall)

Of course, right after I knock Max Muncy for playing time concerns, I draft a pitcher from the ridiculously crowded Dodgers rotation. Roast me. I deserve it. But I needed a pitcher in this spot, and I wanted one capable of making “the leap” in 2021. With above average statcast metrics across the board, Urias fits the bill. Even if his innings are limited, they should be quality innings, and the greatness of the team around him in L.A. should provide ample opportunities for wins.

Round 10 — Craig Kimbrel, RP, CHC (148th overall)

I almost picked Kimbrel over Urias in the previous round, so when he wheeled back to me, I had to pull the trigger to lock up some saves. I also needed a shortstop, so it would have been a tougher choice if Carlos Correa had also lapped back, but Correa was sniped just before this Kimbrel pick.

Round 11 — Didi Gregorius, SS, PHI (153rd overall)

Missing on Correa was a bummer, but it presented a chance to finish off another positional tier by taking Gregorius here in the 11th. After this pick, no one touched the position until Round 14. 

Round 12 — Jose Urquidy, SP, HOU (178th overall)

After my Gregorius pick, there was a two-round run on starting pitchers that included Frankie Montas, Chris Bassit, Marcus Stroman, Zach Efflin, Triston McKenzie, Aaron Civale, and Andrew Heaney. I wanted to follow suit and maintain my “pay for pitching” goal while there were still upside arms available. My first instinct was to add Mike Soroka, but the health reports on him weren’t great at the time. Picking Urquidy felt like more of a reach, but the Framber Valdez injury makes it look better in hindsight.

Round 13 — Jorge Soler, OF, KC (183rd overall)

Leading up to this spot, I had talked myself into picking Gary Sanchez to pair with Realmuto at catcher. Yes, I’d be taking on a colossal batting average drain, but I’d mitigate that risk by having more projected homers from my catchers than virtually all other teams in the overall. Sanchez was picked at the turn, though, so I opted for a similar power option with more counting stats at a much deeper position in Soler. This was the second time I used Realmuto to justify taking on risk in a category (Soler projects for a sub-.250 average), and I intended to make it the last time.

Round 14 — Josh Donaldson, 3B, MIN (208th overall)

This is the latest I’ve waited to draft a third baseman in a number of years, but when Dong-aldson is available in the 14th round, why not? I knew I’d need to grab a backup within a few rounds for insurance against injury, but that was an easy pill to swallow because I like guys like Eduardo Escobar, Ryan McMahon, Brian Anderson, and Kyle Seager more than most.

Round 15 — James Paxton, SP, SEA (213th overall)

My pitching rotation felt stable at this point, so I took on more health risk here with Paxton, hoping to reap the strikeout rewards. Returning to the Mariners won’t help his potential for wins, but getting out of Yankee Stadium (and the other hitter-friendly parks in the AL East in favor of the AL West’s pitcher-friendly parks) should avail Paxton’s ratios.

Round 16 — Jose Leclerc, RP, TEX (238th overall)

Am I happy about my two two relievers being Kimbrel and Leclerc? Nope. Would I give up one of my previous hitter or starter picks for a better closer? Also nope. 

Between starting pitchers getting pushed up and the mad rush to get steals and good batting average hitters in the early rounds, 2021 feels like as fine a year as any to stand behind SAGNOF (“Saves Ain’t Got No Face,” h/t @Razzball) and the “don’t pay for saves” mantra (popularized by @MatthewBerryTMR). Bullpen turnover is an ever present churn, and there are more closer committees than ever, so I’m content to save my bullets for closers until as late as possible, evidenced by the Kimbrel and Leclerc picks.

Round 17 — AJ Pollock, OF, LAD (243rd overall)

I swear I considered picking Pollock in every round starting with the 11th. The projection systems love him, so his value pops relative to cost in auction value calculators. Still, this particular draft room let him fall well past his TGFBI ADP of 207.2. He has to stay healthy, but sliding to pick 243, Pollock’s injury risk becomes much less of a gamble.

Round 18 — Eduardo Escobar, 3B, ARI (268th overall)

As noted above, I needed some insurance for Josh Donaldson. Outside of last year’s sprint season, Escobar has been a well-rounded compiler for the past four years.

Round 19 — Wander Franco, SS, TB (273rd overall)

It’s not typically my style to grab guys like Franco who figure to spend the early months of the season in the minors. Clogging up your roster can be death when you only have seven bench spots. Part of me wishes I had taken Myles Straw to cement my stolen base projections, but looking at which shortstops were still available to back up Didi Gregorius, I swung for the fences with Franco. Once he’s called up, he should provide quality per-game power and speed numbers with an elite batting average. I just have to hope the call-up happens sooner rather than later.

Round 20 — Peter Fairbanks, RP, TB (298th overall)

Nick Anderson only projects for a few more saves on the same team and he went in the 12th round. Enough said.

Round 21 — Cristian Pache, OF, ATL (303rd overall)

This pick assumes Pache will start over Ender Inciarte from opening day and that Pache’s otherworldly speed will allow him to far exceed his single-digit steals projections.

Round 22 — Joey Votto, 1B, CIN (328th overall)

Here we go again, drafting discounted veterans who have fallen out of favor. In Votto’s case, the fall from fantasy managers’ good graces makes sense considering his lackluster stretch from 2018 to 2019. But Votto brought back the power in 2020, and his poor average last season (.226) can be partially explained by a .235 BABIP. Early indications from Spring Training have been positive for Votto. If he can muster a bounce-back at 37 years old, not only will I reap the fantasy rewards, it’ll be a win for middle-aged dudes (like me) everywhere. Let’s go, Uncle Joe!

Round 23 — A.J. Puk, SP/RP, OAK (333rd overall)

Maybe Puk makes Oakland’s opening day roster, or maybe he’ll be the first player I cut. I probably shouldn’t have spent my 23rd selection on such boom-bust potential, but I wasn’t excited about the other starters available at this pick. Trying to lock up the Rangers’ closer situation with Jonathan Hernandez here might have been a better play.

Round 24 — Brandon Belt, 1B, SF (358th overall)

I don’t mind making homer picks when they’re available this late, and Belt is perennially underrated. Last year’s shortened season was one of his best campaigns to date, and I’m hoping he can get healthy in time for the season’s start. If Belt eventually gets traded out of San Francisco, cross your fingers that he lands in a hitters’ park to show off his quality bat (10.2% barrel rate from 2015-2020, same as Michael Conforto and Nick Castellanos in that span).

Round 25 — Yan Gomes, C, WAS (363rd overall)

I’m told that it’s necessary to draft a second catcher in a two-catcher league, so that’s what I did here. Exciting stuff, drafting catchers really is a thrill. Let’s move on before we all pass out with glee.

Round 26 — Miles Mikolas, SP, STL (388th overall)

Similar to the AJ Pollock pick above, I had been considering Mikolas for a number of rounds before finally drafting him here in the 26th. Finding a sub-1.25 WHIP from a starter is pretty rare this late in the game.  Hopefully, Mikolas will be healthy enough to deliver that sort of WHIP over the 130-ish innings he’s projected for.

Round 27 — Alex Reyes, SP/RP, STL (393rd overall)

Rationally, I assume Reyes will be in the pen for the redbirds, where his bad WHIP will be mitigated by low innings. Irrationally, I see Reyes as a potential starter with big time strikeout upside, hedging against injury possibilities for Flaherty and Mikolas. Either way, he should be useful to me in fantasy.

Round 28 — Harrison Bader, OF, STL (418th overall)

Hey Siri, how many St. Louis players do I need to draft in a row to become a Cardinals fan by default? (This steals-chasing pick just as well could have been Kevin Kiermaier, but I opted for the guy with a better chance of compiling runs and RBI thanks to more playing time.)

Round 29 — Jo Adell, OF, LAA (423rd overall)

While Adell could be a huge steal down here in the 29th round, I’m confident this was my worst pick of the draft. With potential bench cloggers Wander Franco and A.J. Puk already rostered, I could have picked a player with an established full-season role in this spot. A locked in starting pitcher  like Alec Mills, who went with the next pick, would have been sharp. Alternatively, if I wanted to chase some sort of late-round ceiling, I could have targeted a player whose “go or no-go” status was more likely to be known by opening day. A dark horse closer candidate like A.J. Minter, who went six picks later, could have been that type of pick.

But nah, turns out I’m a child who can’t resist the sirens’ call of top prospects, while the other drafters in this league are level-headed adults who make smart decisions, even in the final rounds. Will I hold Adell on my bench so long that it wrecks my team? Will I cut him loose early and later watch him lead some other team to glory? It’s a lose-lose scenario unless the Angels bring Adell up quickly enough to justify burning a bench spot. And even then, he’ll still need to shake the strikeout-prone tendencies he showed last year, which isn’t a given. I think I need a drink. Oh wait, we’ve established there are no drinks here. Cool. Maybe my last pick will cheer me up…

Round 30 — Keegan Akin, SP, BAL (448th overall)

An Orioles pitcher?! Screw this, I’ll be at the bar. Here’s my final squad for posterity:

C:  J.T. Realmuto (C)
C:  Yan Gomes (C)
1B:  Anthony Rizzo (1B)
2B:  Jose Altuve (2B)
3B:  Josh Dondalson (3B)
SS:  Didi Gregorius (SS)
CI:  Eduardo Escobar (3B)
MI:  Mike Moustakas (1B/2B)
OF:  Ronald Acuna Jr. (OF)
OF:  Randy Arozarena (OF)
OF:  Jorge Soler (OF)
OF:  AJ Pollock (OF)
OF:  Cristian Pache (OF)
UT:  Joey Votto (1B)
Bn:  Wander Franco (SS)
Bn:  Brandon Belt (1B)
Bn:  Harrison Bader (OF)
Bn:  Jo Adell (Oof… err, I mean OF.)

P:  Walker Buehler (SP)
P:  Jack Flaherty (SP)
P:  Julio Urias (SP)
P:  Jose Urquidy (SP)
P:  James Paxton (SP)
P:  Miles Mikolas (SP)
P:  Craig Kimbrel (RP)
P:  Jose Leclerc (RP)
P:  Peter Fairbanks (RP)
Bn:  A.J. Puk (SP/RP)
Bn:  Alex Reyes (SP/RP)
Bn:  Keegan Akin (SP)

2021 TGFBI Leagues

League 1NameSiteTwitter
1Chad YoungPitcher List, Ottobot Podcast@chadyoung
2Chris WelshIn This League@isitthewelsh
3Euan LeithRotoBaller@EuanOrYouOut
4Heath CappsRotoRanks, SB Nation’s Fake Teams@HeathCapps
5Jamie CalandroFantasy Team Advice@jac3600
6Kenneth LeElite Fantasy@kle18
7Matt ThompsonProspects Live, FWFB@mdthompfwfb
8MattTrussRazzball@MattTruss
9michael rathburnRotowire@fantasyrath
10Mike BarnerRotoWire@rotomikebarner
11Nick DoranRotoworld@realnickdoran
12Ray MurphyBaseballHQ@RayHQ
13Steve CozzolinoPodapollooza Winner@sccozz
14Theodore GehmanFighting Chance Fantasy@rototeddyg
15Walter McMichaelFWFB@realfakewalter
League 2NameSiteTwitter
1Brad CoppelPodapollooza Winner@bradcoppel
2Darius AustinBaseball Prospectus, FWFB, Bat Flips & Nerds@DariusA64
3David RubinFighting Chance FantasyNone
4Ellis CRotoBaller@EllisCan2
5Jake HaluskerHigh Stakes Heat pod, RotoSaurus.com@TheDustmite
6Jake WienerProspects1500@GatorSosa
7Joe GarinoPitcher List, The Dynasty Guru, Co-Host of Join the Ranks Podcast@joegarino
8Mike PetersenFantasy Toolz@GalcticDynamics
9Nathan GrimmRotoworld@nate_grimm
10Paul GhiglieriFantasyPros, PitcherList@FantasyEvolves
11PD @ HQRadioBaseballHQ@patrickdavitt
12Ryan RufeRotoWire@RyanRufe
13The ItchRazzball@theprospectitch
14Tristan H. CockcroftESPN@SultanofStat
15Zach BraffBases Loaded, Exit Velocity@braffz
League 3NameSiteTwitter
1Brad JohnsonRotoworld@BaseballATeam
2Brent HersheyBaseballHQ@BrentHQ
3Brian FeldmanFantasyBaseballAuctioneer@FanBBAuctioneer
4Dan RichardsPitcher List; Razzball@Fantasy_Esquire
5Eric SamulskiRotoBaller@SamskiNYC
6Evan JamesPodapollooza Winner@55_Boots
7Jay Stellmachjaystellmach.com (a personal site that I just started) and will (hopefully) be ramping up as 2021 progresses. I also guest posted a couple posts last year on Brad Johnson’s Patreon site.@jaystellmach
8Jeff SmithDraft Buddy@FFJeffSmith
9Nick GwinnThe Fantasy Insiders Show with Joel Henard and Nick Gwinn powered by Fighting Chance Fantasy@NickGwinn
10Less than DaveRotoSaurus, High Stakes Heat pod@RunDMcD
11Matt WallachPitcher List@Wallach18
12Michael ParnellProspects1500@parnellmichael
13Mike AlexanderFantasy Alarm@roto_wan
14Sara SanchezBleed Cubbie Blue & their podcast Cuppa Cubbie Blue@BCB_Sara
15Tim McLeodProspect 361/Patton&Co@RunTMcP361
League 4NameSiteTwitter
1Chris SpencerDraft Buddy@Roto_Chris
2Dan SmirlockFangraphs@birchwoodbroth2
3Dave ShoveinRotoworld@DaveShovein
4DynastyOneStopFantrax@DynastyOneStop
5Garrett AtkinsFake Teams@13atkins13
6Jenny ButlerPodapollooza Winner@JennyButler830
7Jonathan MetzelaarPitcher List@Jon_e_baseball
8Jordan WhitePitcherList@BuntSingles
9Kevin JebensBaseball Prospectus@KevinJebens
10Michael SchneiderProspects365@mikecschneider
11Patrick MagnusThe Dynasty Guru@TheGreenMagnus
12Paul MamminoRotoFanatic@pmamminofantasy
13Polka-FightingChanceFantasyFighting Chance Fantasy@PolkaPat
14Rich WilsonProspect 361@RichWilsonP361
15Rudy GambleRazzball@rudygamble
League 5NameSiteTwitter
1Bret SayreBaseball Prospectus@BretSayreBP
2Chris @baseballpodsBaseball Pods@baseballpods
3Crosby SpencerRotoFanatic@crosbyspencer1
4David FenkoPitcher List@Velcronomics
5Dylan WhiteProspect 361 and FWFB@the__arrival
6Fighting Chance Steve RapinFighting Chance Fantasy@fantasygeek37
7James Ganey (@CubbyNole)Fantrax HQ@CubbyNole
8Joseph GentileFakeTeams@joegentileft
9Matt CederholmBaseballHQ@TheBigHurtHQ
10Matthew SimmonsCrushCityStation@mgsimmons98
11mcafeeeeeRazzball@mcafeeeee
12Nick BucherPitcher List@NotNickBucher23
13Ray ButlerProspects365@Prospects365
14Ryan BoyerRotoworld@RyanPBoyer
15Zach BettencourtPodapollooza Winner@braves95zach
League 6NameSiteTwitter
1Adam SloatePitcherList@MrAdster99
2Ariel CohenFanGraphs, CBS Sports, RotoBaller, TGFBI Podcast@ATCNY
3Art TornabeneTriple Play Fantasy’s Baseball Show@Art_T_Z
4Carmen MaioranoFantasyPros, RotoFanatic, carmsclubhouse.com@carmsclubhouse
5CorbinFantraxHQ, Fantasy Data, PlayerProfiler, Fighting Chance Fantasy, and FantasyPros@Corbin_Young21
6Dan StraffordSPORTSGRID@danstrafford
7FSAA TomFantasy Sports Addicts@fsdoublea
8Ian KahnThe Athletic@IanKahn4
9Jeff EricksonRotoWire@Jeff_Erickson
10Joe LowryProspects Live@jh00k
11Justin MasonFWFB, TGFBI, Fangraphs@justinmasonfwfb
12Kerry KlugRazzball, Fantasy Life App@kerryklug
13M. Starks PowellNew Life Fantasy,@starks_industry
14Steve DiPilatoNone@sdipilato
15VreelandFantasy Alarm@JustinVreeland
League 7NameSiteTwitter
1Aaron PagsFantasyinframes & Perfectly Framed Podcast@fantasytriage
2Al MelchiorThe Athletic@almelchiorBB
3Brandon ZimanMajor League Fantasy Sports@Brandonziman
4Chuck JohnsonLenny Melnick Fantasy Sports@thatguy1681
5Connelly DoanRotoBaller@ConnellyDoan
6David EmerickRotoballer@D_Emerick
7Edward RausFantasy Alarm@edwardraus
8Joe BarbutoSP Streamer@rotoj0e
9John FernandezSatellite Winner@ievaluatetalent
10MIke GianellaBaseball Prospectus@MikeGianella
11Nick MimiStack Attack Fantasy@NMimi
12Nick PollackPitcher List@PitcherList
13Ray KuhnFWFB, RotoProfessor@ray_kuhn_28
14TheSeigeElite Fantasy@TheSeigeDFS
15Troy KlauderRazzball, Rotoballer, Pitcher List@TroyKlauder
League 8NameSiteTwitter
1AdamFantasy baseball, Disrupted.@Fantasydisrupt
2Brent HerzogExit Velocity Fantasy Baseball Podcast@ExitVelo_BH
3CoolwhipRazzball@CoolwhipRB
4Derek VanRiperThe Athletic@DerekVanRiper
5Douglas BoyleLenny Melnick Fantasy Sports@urbanbaboon
6Frank AmmiranteRotoBaller@FAmmiranteTFJ
7Gabe ZammitFWFB, Pitcher List@gabezammit
8GarrickSpstreamer.com, The Goalie Project@gpaut
9Grant Klein & Aaron ParkerSatellite Winner@grantuw, @vottomanempire
10James SchianoPitcher List, MetsMerized@JeterHadNoRange
11Jason GoldSix Man Rotation@ChopCityJason
12Jeffrey ZimmermanFanGraphs@jeffwzimmerman
13Mark BarryBaseball Prospectus@hoodieandtie
14Pitches get stitchesLenny Melnick Fantasy Sports@JAGNY_1987
15Trader AndyStack Attack Fantasy@amac22nj
League 9NameSiteTwitter
1Aaron SaucedaCBS Sports@RotoPope
2Andy SingletonExpand The Boxscore@PeoplezPen
3ButtersRazzball@deltaxi1842
4Dan GilbertLenny Melnick Fantasy Sports@Dabberdanlit
5Donkey TeethRazzball@donkeyteeth87
6Eno SarrisThe Athletic@enosarris
7Jeff TrelaStack Attack Fantasy@jtrela20
8Jon GorenSatellite Winner@jonnyroto
9Jon HegglundBaseball Prospectus@JonHegglund
10Kris NegusJays In The House@Negus_kris
11Mark McElroyPitcher List@MarkMcElroyBB
12Matt BoweRazzball@MattBowe88
13Mike CarterRotoFanatic, 9 Inning Know-It-All@mdrc0508
14Phillip EvansFantasy front office@thebaseballjedi
15Scott ChuPitcher List, FWFB@ifthechufits
League 10NameSiteTwitter
1Andrés ChávezFake Teams@andres_chavez13
2Andy BehrensYahoo Sports@andybehrens
3BritishBaseballPodcastPodcast all about British baseball@britbaseballpod
4BTXJGuillotine Leagues@btxj
5Callen ElslagerPitcher List@callen_elslager
6Chris TowersCBS Sports@ctowerscbs
7Dave SwanPitcher List, Fantrax, RotoBaller@davithius
8Drew KleinSatellite Winner@aok_fan (AOK_Tigers_Fan)
9Gene McCaffreyThe AthleticNone
10Jeramy Hubbard (@FrontOfficeJer)Fantasy Front Office@frontofficejer
11Jesse RocheBaseball Prospectus@jaroche6
12Michael GovierRotoFanatic@mjgovier
13Michael PetropoulosB Roto Fantasy@brotoFFMike
14Philip DoubleInsider Baseball@philip_double
15Steve PauloStomper Projections@StevePaulo
League 11NameSiteTwitter
1Benjamin PasinkoffFanGraphs@bensbias
2Brian EntrekinFantasy Sports Degens & RotoBaller@bdentrek
3Carlos MarcanoPitcherList, sixmanrotation.com, Prospects365@camarcano
4Christopher ZelayaDynasty Sports Empire@drunkenangelz
5Cory OttRotoFanatic.com / Prospects365.com@cory5ott
6Doc @TripPlayFantasyTriple Play Fantasy@TripPlayFantasy
7Doug IshikawaSP Streamer/Pitcher List@Coachingish
8JFrei18_SEAField of dreamers podcast@Jfrei18_sea
9John RussellFWFB &TPL@johnrussell215
10NotBurtReynoldsRotoBaller@nt_burtreynolds
11Robbie BaseballDingers podcast & live stream@robbiebaseball1
12Ryan BloomfieldBaseballHQ@RyanBHQ
13Samuel HaleBaseball Prospectus@thesamuelhale
14Simon DiceHon Ron Baseball (Daily Baseball YouTube Show)@HonRonBaseball
15Zack WaxmanDraft Champions Podcast@zackroto
League 12NameSiteTwitter
1Alex ChamberlainFanGraphs@DolphHauldhagen
2Anthony AnianoRotoBaller, SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio@AanianoFantasy
3Casey VarnerIndependent@ElVarneroo
4Ed DeCariaBaseballHQ@edecaria
5Edwin TurnageSatelitte Winner@torpedotube
6Garion ThorneDraftKings@garionthorne
7Jordan EisenField of Vision Blog and Field of Vision Podcast@FOV_Sports
8Malcolm BamfordSports Gambling Podcast@Mal_B_Sport
9Mike WernerFWFB, Baseball HQ, Rotographs@MikeWernerFWFB
10Nate MarcumFantasyinframes@natemarcum
11Rick GrahamPitcher List@iAmRickGraham
12Scott BogmanIn This League@BogmanSports
13Scott PianowskiYahoo Sports@scott_pianowski
14SonRazzball@Stan_Son
15TIM MCCULLOUGHBaseball Prospectus@timstenz
League 13NameSiteTwitter
1Andrew DewhirstFWFB, Fantasy Alarm,@andrewkdewhirst
2Brandon KamermanFantistics@B_Kamerman
3Doug ThorburnBaseballholics Anonymous@doug_thorburn
4Ed OverendSatellite Winner@edwardoverend
5JB BransonRotoBaller@RowdyRotoJB
6Josh HayesRotoBaller@joshhayesfs
7Justin ParadisPitcher List@freshmeatcomm
8Keith FarnsworthFantasy Front Office@fantasy_keith
9Khang DoBaseball 365, Football 365@iRotohead
10Lance BrozdowskiMarquee Sports Network@lancebroz
11Lou LandersSportsCrew, Sports ByLine USA@LandersTalks
12Lucas BierySportscrew, Fantasy Degens@Bieryplox33
13Quincey DongPitcher List (I’m a graphics designer)@threerundong
14Scott JenstadRotoWire@ScottJenstad
15Steve SawuschBaseballBus@baseball_bus
League 14NameSiteTwitter
1Anthony TuckerPitcher List (just brought on in November as a fantasy contributor)@AnthonyTucker81
2Chris RaponeCharlie’s Manuel@craponO1
3Christian D’AmicoRaffle Winner@ChristianDAmico
4Jason ColletteRotowire/Fangraphs@jasoncollette
5Johnnie BlackPrimetimesportstalk.com@jball0202
6Justin JohnsonFantrax HQ, Rotofanatic, SP Streamer@JJ_JetFlyin
7malamoneyRazzball@malamoney
8Matt WilliamsRotoFanatic, Turn Two Podcast@Mattwi77iama
9Michael WaldoFantistics & SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio@MichaelWaldo
10Mike MacGregorDraft Buddy@DraftBuddy
11Rob DiPietroPull Hitter Podcast, pullhitter.com@deadpullhitter
12Ryan HallamFantasy Alarm@Fightingchance
13Todd WilliamsFantasy Front Office / Snakebitten Pod@goldyhappens
14Yancy EatonNone@yancyeaton
15Zach LindgrenPitcher List, FromtheStadium@ZacharyLindgren
League 15NameSiteTwitter
1BCJRFWFB@BCJRFantasy
2Ben PernickPitcher List@benjaminpernick
3Brian SeymourFantasy Best Ball Exclusive Podcast@fantasybestbal1
4BrocNessMonsterElite Fantasy@BrocNessMonster
5Dalton Del DonYahoo@daltondeldon
6Dave FunnellRotoFanatic, Prospects1500@sportz_nutt51
7Eric CrossFantrax HQ@EricCross04
8Kenneth CashmanRotoWear@kenneth_cashman
9Kenyatta StorinnumberFire@kenyattastorin
10Mark AbellFakeTeams@MWAbell
11Mark BlakemoreBat Flips and Nerds@markblakemore
12Matt SelzFantasy Alarm@theselzman
13MatthewSatellite Winner@theemattprice
14Michael AjetoPitcher List (just brought on in November as a fantasy contributor)@dysthymikey
15Michael WaterlooThe Athletic, FantasyPros@michaelwaterloo
League 16NameSiteTwitter
1Brett SiegelDynasty Sports Empire@basiegel68
2Corey PieperThe Heater Podcast@copieps
3Dakoda MckennonField of Dreamers Podcast@supremestepdad
4Jacob W. DunneNew Life Fantasy, Fantasy Six Pack, Prime Time Sports Talk@AintDunneYet
5Jamie SteedRotoBaller@Baseball_Jimbo
6Joe RicottaPrimetimesportstalk.com, covering DFS and season-long fantasy@theriot326
7Kullman-BHQBaseballHQ@BradKullman
8Matt WienerFantasy Six Pack@mattydubbz13
9Max FreezePitcherList, FreezeStats.com@FreezeStats
10MendyTriple Play Fantasy’s Baseball Show@DMendy02 & @tripplayfantasy
11Michael RichardsRoto Fanatic, Prospects Worldwide & Creative Sports@MPRichards1981
12Paul SporerFangraphs@sporer
13TrampsBat Flips and Nerds@_tramps
14TRAVIS ARGOFantasy Six Pack@ArgoTravis
15Zachary MeyerFWFB@Ztmeyer56
League 17NameSiteTwitter
1Arik FlorimonteBaseballHQ@arik_florimonte
2Brad WilliamsonCenter of Gravity@CFofGravity
3Dan MarcusBaseball HQ/Rotowire@DanBHQ
4DanfuFreelance@DGinTB
5Eric DavisSatellite Winner@balkatthemoon
6Greg SmithTwoQBs, GameFlowbotics, 4for4, TGFBI/FWFB@gregsauce
7Joe DrakeDynasty Guru, Prospects Live, Prospects 365@JDrake349
8Randy HainesFWFB@randyhaines22
9Ryan VenancioNext On Deck@ven_baseball
10Sam ChinitzRotoBaller, Fantistics@fbb_sc
11Shelly VerougstraeteThe Dynasty Guru, PitcherList, Over The Monster@shellyv_643
12Steve WeimerPitcherList@steveymer
13Tim HeaneyThe Game Day@TeamHeaney
14Trevor HoothProspects Live, Pitcher List@HoothTrevor
15Vlad SedlerFantasyGuru@rotogut
League 18NameSiteTwitter
1AARON SAMIADynasty Sports Empire@aaron_samia
2Darik BucharNFBC@dbuchar
3Greg BlankenshipFWFB@gbfantasybb
4Joe BondFantasy Six Pack@f6p_joe
5Joe GallinaFantasy Alarm, Rotoballer@joegallina
6Jorge MontanezFantraxHQ@Roto_Nino
7Josiah DeBoerPitcherList@josiahdeboer1
8Kev MahserejianRotoBaller@RotoSurgeon
9Nathan DokkenFantrax@NathanDokken
10Paul MonteThe Dynasty Guru@3cardmonte13
11Philip HertzBaseballHQ@prhz50
12Stephen YoumansFreelanceNone
13Steve GardnerUSA TODAY Sports@SteveAGardner
14Steve GesuelePitcher List@stav8818
15TheFantasyBaseballShowTheFantasyBaseballShow@thefantasybaseshow
League 19NameSiteTwitter
1Andrew SchugBandbox Sports@andrew_schug
2Derek FavretFWFB@dfav71
3Doug AndersonFantraxHQ@rotodaddy
4Jacob ZaldinWorld in Sport, Last Word on Sports, Sports Unbiased@jacobgzaldin
5Jen PiacentiFantasy Alarm, Sirius XM, Extra Points Podcast Network, Sawdust Podcast Network@jenpiacenti
6Kevin HastingPitcherList@hastingkevin
7Michael FlorioNFL/RotoBaller@MichaelFFlorio
8Michael SteinFantasy Judgment, Fantasy Alarm@FantasyJudgment
9MLB Moving AveragesFTN Network@MLBMovingAvg
10Nick MarianoRotoBaller@NMariano53
11Scott EngelRotoBaller, SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio@scottetheking
12Sean FlanneryTotal Bases Podcast, MetsJunkies@SeanFlannery13
13Shawn 5k (The Dynasty Guru)The Dynasty Guru@Iloveshawn5000
14The Fantasy Sports BrainRotoWire, FantasyPros, TheFantasySportsBrain@TalktotheBrain
15Tony TamboOpen Bar Fantasy Baseball Podcast@OpenBarDudes
League 20NameSiteTwitter
1Adam RonisFantasy Alarm/Sirius XM@adamronis
2Alain de LeonardisBaseball HQ, Baseball Forecaster@acdeleon
3Andrew McClintockFantasy Front Office, Also YouTube – Fantasyaid@Fantasyaid1
4Andy PattonPitcherList@andypattonPNW
5Andy SpiteriFantasy Alarm@gasdoc_spit
6Ben PalmerPitcher List@benjpalmer
7Bob OsgoodThe Dynasty Guru@BobOsgood15
8Bucky’s BallersFake teams.com/ Double Switch Podcast@bearsfan5233
9Chris MeaneyFTN Network@chrismeaney
10Daniel RotterFWFB@drot_6
11Dave AndersenFreelance@thediablo27
12Drew MorrisCommon Sense Fantasy Baseball@commonsensefbb
13Mick CiallelaFantraxHQ@themick23
14Nick VanderahFantasy Life Blog@MiniVan25
15Tommy YoonRotogrinders@BigAsian35
League 21NameSiteTwitter
1Brant ChesserBaseballHQ@BrantChesser
2Chris Paul DearyPallazzo Podcast on the Rotofanatic Podcast Network@cdeary99
3Daniel PreciadoProspects Live, Fantrax@DanJPreciado
4Danny CrossCreative Sports@_dannycross_
5Dennis SosicFantasy Six Pack@CALL_ME_SOS
6Donny MillerFWFB@donnymillerfwfb
7Erich RentzFantasy Toolz@FantasyToolz
8Frank StampflCBS Sports@roto_frank
9Joel P HenardThe Fantasy Insiders Show with Joel Henard and Nick Gwinn powered by Fighting Chance Fantasy@joelhenard
10Ken BalderstonThe Dynasty Guru@KenInToronto
11mattywoodFTN Network@_mattywood_
12Reuven GuyRotoBaller, Fangraphs@mlbinjuryguru
13Rich HolmanPitcherList and Razzball@RichardoPL83
14Russell EassomBat Flips and Nerds@reassom
15Todd D. ClarkThe Fantasy Fix@lunchmade
League 22NameSiteTwitter
1Ben FunkOpen Bar Fantasy Baseball Podcast@openbarben
2Connor HenryRoto Professor@ConnorH_FB
3Doug DennisBaseballHQ@dougdennis41
4Jon ARotoBaller, FantasyPros@JonPGH
5Joseph PisapiaThe Fantasy Black Book@JoePisapia17
6Kari ThomasFantasyPros@FCFKariThomas
7Ken ButrymFWFB@gt_sundown
8Lee KellerIndependent Content Creator on Twitch/YouTube@Regicidal
9Lucas SpencePitcher List, FantasyPros@lspence24
10Marlins UKMarlins UK, Fish Across the Pond podcast, RotoBrits Fantasy podcast@MiamiMarlins_UK @RotoBrits @FATPPodcast
11Micah HenryRotoRanks, New Life Fantasy@FantasyCentral1
12Peter KreutzerRotoman’s Guide@kroyte
13ShwebsiPitcherList – New podcast, In the Deep, debuting in January@shwebsi
14SmadaProspects Live@smada_bb
15Tom PringleBat Flips and Nerds@PedroiasFace
League 23NameSiteTwitter
1Adam HowePitcher List@EightyGrade
2Alex Beckey (Baseball HQ)Baseball HQ@AlexBeckey
3BRENDAN TUMAFantasyPros@toomuchtuma
4Buster H. EsqCreative Sports@busterh_esq
5George BissellRotoworld@GeorgeBissell
6Hunter DensonPitcherList@hedenson18
7Jason HanselmanFWFB@sandykazmir
8Jason KamlowskyProspects Live@JasonKamlowsky
9Kevin DalyRotoheaven@dalydigital
10Mike KurlandRotoBaller@Mike_Kurland
11Rob SherwoodFantraxHQ@rob_sherwood
12RotoTrixRotoTrix, UK Phillies, RotoBrits@rototrix
13Scott WhiteCBS Sports@CBSScottWhite
14Taylor CaseThe Dynasty Guru@TCasesLoaded
15TheTinDoorRazzball@TheTinDoor
League 24NameSiteTwitter
1Alan HarrisonThe Fantasy Fix@TheFantasyFix
2Brandon MorrowFantasy six pack@MySportsThough2
3Brian RuddBaseball HQ@RuddHQ
4Carl GroveFantasy Gospel@carlgrove16
5Daniel HarrisFantasyPros@danharris80
6Gary SonnenfeldFWFB@garysonn
7James AndersonRotoWire@RealJRAnderson
8James NFreelance@bbl_league
9John FishArbourPro@fish2483
10Jonathan MerkelThe Dynasty GuruNone
11Matt KupferleNumberFire, FTN, FWFB@MKupferle
12Mike SchwarzenbachRotoBaller@Schwarze90
13Ralph LifshitzProspects Live@prospectjesus
14Ryan AmorePitcherList@JumpingJeets
15Sammy ReidRotogrinders, Baseballholics Anonymous@sammyreidfi
League 25NameSiteTwitter
1Adam LawlerPitcherListNo Twitter
2Alex FastPitcher List@alexfast8
3BatFlip CrazyBatFlip Crazy@batflipcrazy
4Bob BergerBaseball HQNone
5Brian DaringDynasty Sports Empire@BrianDaring1
6Clinton HoFantasyPros@clinton_ho
7Dave EddyFantasy Six Pack@CorporalEddy
8David PoeppingFWFB@Brewcrewpep
9Dusty WagnerFreelance@wagner13454
10Eddy AlmaguerProspects Live@eddyalmaguer
11Jordan RosenblumThe Dynasty Guru@rosenjordanblum
12Michael YacheraThe Fantasy Gospel@myach1_91
13Nate ColemanNumberFire/Full Presss Coverage@JHawkChalk_
14Rob LeibowitzRotoheaven@rob_leibowitz
15Zach SteinhornCreativesports@zachsteinhorn
League 26NameSiteTwitter
1Aaron CummingTDG. Just started recently during rankings season. My first words will be published during the SP rankings release.@SABRtoothTigers
2Andrew GouldFantasyPros, PitcherList@AndrewGould4
3BALLCAP Sports JimBALLCAP Sports and Fighting Chance Fantasy@jimrileylive
4BishphatScorecrow, Fantasy Assembly@Bishphat
5Brent BrownFWFB@2ndbb_FWFB
6D.J. ShortNBC Sports@djshort
7Erik HaltermanRotoWire@erik_halterman
8gjewett9Fantasy Alarm@gjewett9
9Grey AlbrightRazzball@razzball
10Jeffrey TomichBaseballHQ@jefftomich
11matthew hammerlingSEWER Leasue podcast, prospects1500@sewerleague @arizonaprospectors
12Nate HandyPitcher List@TheNeedle12
13Nick RitriviRotoBaller@nickytapas71
14Ron RigneyNastytrax Pods@therealmaday
15Ryan Brock – Big BoardGet Big Board@RyanEBrock
League 27NameSiteTwitter
1Beerad30FantasyPros@Beerad30
2Clay LinkRotoWire@claywlink
3Colin CharlesPitcher List@s_scolary
4Devin DavisFrom The Sidelines@devindavis_14
5Edward S. HrvatinMHS Fantasy Sports@eshgk1
6Erik Maki – FWFBFWFB@Maki671FWFB
7Howard BenderFantasy Alarm@rotobuzzguy
8JKJRazzball@jkj0787
9Kris OlsonBaseballHQ@KO_Reporter
10Michael SmythFloored Fantasy Baseball@MSmythGT
11Rhys WhiteSix Man Rotation, Prospects Live@RhysBWhite
12Riley MrackRotoBaller@fantasyonthefli
13Russell WithersArmchair Roto@ArmchairRoto
14SP StreamerSP Streamer@SPStreamer
15Steve ConnellProspect.Report@Prospect_RPT
League 28NameSiteTwitter
1Austin PerodeauSix Man Rotation@roto_perodeau
2B_DonRazzball@razzbdon
3Christopher J BlessingBaseballHQ@c_blessing
4Colby ConwayFantasy Alarm@colbyrconway
5David PhillipsRotoWire@hitbypitchratio
6Eric KarabellESPN@karabelleric
7Erik van RheenenPitcher List@therealvandyman
8Jim BayFWFB@DTSNNFL
9Marty_TallmanMotorCityBengals@Marty_Tallman
10Mike MaherFantasyPros@mikeMaher
11Patrick CloghessyBabs Baseball@p_cloghessy
12Pierre CamusRotoBaller@Roto_Chef
13Sean KallevigFL Blog@BoSoxRox13
14Tanner BellSmart Fantasy Baseball, The Process@smartfantasybb
15Will GarofaloPitcher List@Wgarofalo2
League 29NameSiteTwitter
1Andrew CooperFantasy Alarm@CoopAFiasco
2Andrew McQuistonBaseball 365 Podcast@AMcQ82
3Ben BrownPitcher List@FelixTheDog23
4Blair WilliamsRazzball@everywhereblair
5Chris CleggSP Streamer@cclegg257
6Erik SiegristRotoWire@AntonSirius
7Gabe Faulkner– Sox Sphere, Painting Corners, IBWAA@SS_GabeFaulkner
8Joel BaileyFour Bases@joelfourbases
9Keaton DeRocherThe Dyansty Guru, Over The Monster@TheSpokenKeats
10Mrs. Dhttps://talkaboutfantasy.wordpress.com/@MrsDSalinger
11PeterRun Pure Sports@draftcheat
12RagingRandleFWFB@RagingRandle
13Ross NegliaSo Baseball@rossneglia
14Sean ScamptonRotoBaller@Seanto
15Todd ZolaMastersball, Rotowire, ESPN, CREATiVESPORTS@ToddZola

2 Early Mock Drafts

This year’s 2 Early Mock drafts will be run on Fantrax starting October 1st. They are slow drafts with 4-hour clocks that pause overnight. This year, we will be running them with TGFBI roster requirements, which are 30-man 2-catcher rosters with seven reserves. There are no specific requirements to join a mock, however, priority will be given to industry writers/podcasters and participants must be willing to commit to not autodrafting as that hurts the integrity of the mocks. If you would like to be a part of the 2021 2 Early Mock Drafts, please click this link and fill out the form.

Draft Report – 4th Pick, League 20

It’s year three of The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational, and I need to get a fantasy baseball article on the books to make sure Justin Mason doesn’t revoke my invitation for next year, so here we go with a TGFBI draft report. I’m looking to continue improving on a 79th-place finish in 2018 and a 36th-place finish in 2019, but the overall pool of analysts is deeper and sharper than ever.

And while I’d like to think I’m good enough to sit at the TGFBI’s top tables, so to speak, I’m worried I have more of a Knish mentality than a Mike McD mentality when it comes to this sort of large-field contest. My brain never feels calibrated quite right for the overvaluation of workhorse starting pitchers, the scarce categories of stolen bases and saves, etc. Generally, I’m more comfortable grinding advantages based on median-type expectations and trying to “win small” within the context of a single league. I tried to be mindful of those tendencies of mine going into this draft because squaring off against 389 other experts doesn’t leave any room for mediocrity.

Mediocrity is relative, though, and no squad in a 15-team league will be perfect coming out of the draft. Most of the work required for an overall victory will take place during the season. So for the purposes of this draft, I wanted to set up as well-rounded a team as possible, focusing on winning my individual league with flexible pieces, and keeping the overall prize in the back of my mind. I drew the fourth pick in League 20. What follows is my thought process behind each pick of the draft.

Round 1 – Cody Bellinger, 1B/OF, LAD (4th overall)

I probably had the fourth draft slot ranked higher than most entering the KDS draft lotteries. My hope was that a top-three drafter in my league would chase Jacob deGrom or Gerrit Cole and bump one of the top-three outfielders to me at four. Nope, the holy triumvirate of Acuna, Trout, and Yelich would not be broken in League 20. I settled for Bellinger because I wanted an elite counting stat producer with at least a moderate contribution in steals who wouldn’t kill my average. Other considerations along those lines included Trevor Story, Francisco Lindor, and Trea Turner, but I used Bellinger’s dual eligibility at shallower positions as a tie-breaker against overall depth of shortstop.

Round 2 – Aaron Judge, OF, NYY (27th overall)

I had fleeting daydreams of Bryce Harper (TGFBI ADP of 21.2), J.D. Martinez (22.1), or Starling Marte (23.8) sliding to this pick, but thought it was more conceivable for Rafael Devers (23.7) or Anthony Rendon (23.8) to drop based on the perceived depth of third base this season. So it should come as no surprise that the back-to-back-to-back picks ahead of me in this round were Marte, Rendon, and Devers. If only one more pitcher had been selected in the top 26 picks!

I was left weighing Aaron Judge vs. Pete Alonso, figuring that Aldalberto Mondesi, Javier Baez, or one of the second-tier starting pitchers would wrap back to me in Round 3. I settled for Judge because taking on strategic health risk is fine with me in a high-variance format like this. When he plays, Judge rakes, and I valued his advantages over Alonso in batting average and steals. The negative news on Judge has continued to pile up since I made this pick, but c’est la vie, it felt justifiable at the time.

Round 3 – Javier Baez, SS, CHC (34th overall)

Surprised to see Pete Alonso still available, I strongly considered trying to put a stranglehold on homers by adding him to Bellinger and Judge. But the same reason I passed on Alonso in the second — batting average risk — is the same reason I and other drafters continued to let him slide. He didn’t go until pick 3.09 (39th overall), notably after Yordan Alvarez.

I decided to hold my plan from the previous round and take Baez. My first two players should chip in some speed, but I wanted to add a more legit steals contributor. Don’t let last year’s total of 11 swipes fool you, Baez can move (86th-percentile sprint speed per Statcast), and he projects for king-size contributions in the other counting stats, with a .270-plus average to boot.

Round 4 – Lucas Giolito, SP, CWS (57th overall)

This is pretty indicative of how I approach pitching in most drafts. I might be wrong to do it, holding too much bias from more common 10- and 12-team leagues without an overall competition, but I find comfort in drafting hitters early. And if I win this thing, I want to win my way.

The goal is to mine value from the talented but slightly less trustworthy third tier starters. That typically means buying into young up-and-comers before the hype officially makes them too expensive, as I did successfully with Jack Flaherty and Mike Clevinger in the fourth and fifth rounds of last year’s TGFBI draft. It can also mean buying a bounceback candidate after a down year.

When it came time to take my first pitcher this year, I was left to ponder Lucas Giolito, the up-and-comer, versus Aaron Nola, the bounceback candidate. Both former top prospects felt like nice values relative to where previous pitchers were drafted. I broke the tie in favor of Giolito based on his superior fastball. It backs up his 2019 breakout, whereas some of the statcast metrics for Nola are less inspiring.

Round 5 – Anthony Rizzo, 1B, CHC (64th overall)

Boy, was I relieved I passed on Pete Alonso after I saw Rizzo fall to this spot. Season after season, Rizzo ranks higher for me than most because I value his across the board contributions. Tommy Pham was the only other strong consideration here, as I pondered trading speed for some of Rizzo’s power and average. But the outfield ranks felt deep to me at the time of this pick, so I snagged Rizzo for first base and moved Bellinger to the grass.

In hindsight, I may have overrated the depth of outfield relative to first base, and I probably should have given more consideration to Eloy Jimenez, who was drafted right after I took Rizzo. The hype on Jimenez could very well be real, and I could see him going nuclear and outproducing the more known commodity I chose in Rizzo. Some number of those ceiling-smashing sorts of picks will be required to win the overall, but I prefer to chase that upside later in my drafts.

Round 6 – Matt Chapman, 3B, OAK (87th overall)

I had hopes of Pham making it all the way back to this next pick, but it wasn’t even close (he went 75th overall). My more realistic backup plan was to target Matt Chapman, Max Muncy, or Josh Donaldson for third base (and also second base in Muncy’s case). Looking at where they all sat in the draft room’s default rankings at the time of my Rizzo pick, it was a pretty safe bet. I missed on the dual-eligible Muncy and had my choice of Chapman or Donaldson. With one health risk in Judge already rostered, I had to shy away from Donaldson, but I was pretty sure I’d be able to find other ways to invest in Atlanta’s offense later in the draft.

It’s not like Chapman is ho-hum consolation prize, though. His career ISO (.243) is higher than Donaldson’s (.236). Admittedly, we’re dealing with a much smaller career sample for Chapman, but his scorching exit velocity (top 4% in each of the past two seasons) and elite hard hit rate (top 7% in each of the past two seasons) back up the impressive power, and he’s just entering his prime at age 26. Plus, Chapman should play every day thanks to his elite defense (which isn’t something we can expect from Muncy).

Round 7 – Marcell Ozuna, OF, ATL (94th overall)

Braves offensive investment confirmed! Ozuna crushes the ball (91.3 MPH career exit velocity), so you have to love seeing him slated for cleanup duties behind the trio of Ronald Ocuna Jr., Ozzie Albies, and Freddie Freeman by RosterResource. On the whole, his projections look as good if not better (more runs, RBI, and steals) than those of the aforementioned Eloy Jimenez, so I was delighted to get Ozuna 29 picks later.

I should note that the instinct to take a second pitcher did kick in at this pick. I ignored it. The top starter on my board was Sonny Gray, but I’m wary of paying market value for hurlers coming off career years (his TGFBI ADP ended up at 94.7). I figured there was a slight chance of Gray making it back to me in the next round, and even if I missed, I didn’t see too big a value drop-off to the next bunch of starters in my rankings.

Round 8 – Zac Gallen, SP, ARI (117th overall)

As the draft snaked back toward me in this round, I had Carlos Carrasco primed at the top of my queue, then I got sniped by the drafter at 116th overall. Knowing I still needed to draft a starter with this pick (and probably another with the next pick), I dove deep into the think tank to parse through the group of Lance Lynn, Madison Bumgarner, Zach Wheeler, Max Fried, Kyle Hendricks, and Zac Gallen. Hendricks was the only hurler I could easily rule out, as his low strikeout projection wasn’t going to cut it as my No. 2 starter. Sorting out the other options was a tougher task because their projections were similar enough, with pros and cons for each player. On one hand, I felt like I needed upside for a major breakout because I was playing from behind after investing so little in pitching through the early rounds. On the other, I wanted a safe-ish workhorse type to guarantee a certain level of innings pitched and strikeout volume.

The two players who best fit the bill in my mind were Lynn and Gallen. I wanted to draft them back-to-back, so I checked ADP, the draft room’s rankings, and various rankings from around the industry to help me guess which player was more likely to slide a few extra picks to me in Round 9. I settled on Lynn being the safer bet to wheel, even though he felt like the better pick to meet my criteria for this pick, and I drafted Gallen.

Lynn went with two picks later (of course), but I’m still fine with the Gallen selection. Judging by his combined inning counts between the majors and minors over the past two seasons (he’s actually pitched more total innings in that span than Carlos Carrasco), Gallen could max out or exceed his projections for 145-162 IP. We know his stuff is good, so if he outperforms his volume expectations, this pick should help me bridge the chasm between my team and the early-round pitching investors.

Round 9 – Max Fried, SP, ATL (124th overall)

Like Gallen, Fried isn’t projected for as many innings as Lance Lynn, but he’s close enough in that regard (~170 IP), while his FIP projections are slightly better than Lynn’s. Another silver lining of “settling” for Fried is the overall strength of his team. RosterResource projects the Braves to take the NL East with 97 wins, so even on fewer innings, Fried could provide more wins than Lynn, whose Rangers team is only projected for 78 victories.

Round 10 – Elvis Andrus, SS, TEX (147th overall)

In a 15-team league, roster deficiencies start to rear their ugly heads in the double-digit rounds, and I still had quite a few at this point. Steals and pitching stats remained needs, and I only had one middle infielder rostered. Enter Elvis Andrus to hit two birds with one stone. I would have rather found my second baseman before filling my middle infield spot, but the keystone men available didn’t offer the same stat profile as Andrus, who should contribute significant steals and continue to crank out a respectable average and other counting stats from near the top of the Rangers batting order, same as it ever was.

Round 11 – Keone Kela, RP, PIT (154th overall)

I neglected to mention saves as a need, but those were something else I considered chasing in Round 10. I didn’t have a strong preference between Keone Kela, Raisel Iglesias, or Nick Anderson, though, so I snagged Andus and deferred my relief pitcher pick to this round. Iglesias was gone when action was back on me, and I opted for Kela over Anderson because Kela has already been named the closer for the Buccos, and I didn’t want to deal with the Rays’ closer by committee shenanigans.

Round 12 – Archie Bradley, RP, ARI (177th overall)

Saves were a bugbear for me last season in TGFBI. And maybe there’s no such thing as a “safe” closer after the top five or so, but I feel like I got two who are solid. For now, at least, right? Right?! Please don’t make me go through this again, TGFBI… Insecurities aside, I like where I landed Bradley because it was slightly below his ADP (172.0), and it forced the No. 1 and No. 3 drafters to continue the closer run with Alex Colome and Ian Kennedy, pushing more non-closer options back to me in the next round.

Round 13 – Jake Odorizzi, SP, MIN (184th overall)

This pick, lucky No. 13, was a key turning point in my draft and perhaps the one I’ll regret the most. On second thought, nah. It will probably be one of the closers drafted immediately prior. (WHY, TFGBI, WHYYYYY?!) Anyway, the itch to take a second baseman was getting strong, and I had Ryan McMahon tabbed as my target. But because I was so locked in on McMahon, I had more time to comb through available pitchers and refine my preferences among them for future rounds. So there I was, trying to figure out how to rank Joe Musgrove, Andrew Heaney, Luke Weaver, Lance McCullers, Mitch Keller, and Joey Lucchesi — it’s a common challenge for all fantasy owners this season — and then I clicked over to Jake Odorizzi’s FanGraphs page, and McMahon became an afterthought (playing time concerns relative to Garrett Hampson and Brendan Rodgers also played a part).

Odorizzi suddenly became my second chance at a late-blooming veteran starter with a refurbished brand. In other words, this was the makeup pick for passing on Lance Lynn five rounds prior. Both showed eerily similar improvements between 2018 and 2019 in their peripheral strikeout-to-walk numbers, but what really sold me on Odorizzi was simply his team’s context. The Twins project for triple-digit wins, and Odorizzi should chew up a lot of innings en route to notchingthose wins.

Round 14 – Andrew Heaney, SP, LAA (207th overall)

Another reason I was comfortable passing on Ryan McMahon in the 13th round was the chance of getting Kolten Wong or Brandon Lowe later. Once they were both drafted, each a few spots before this pick, I didn’t see a lot of differentiation between the cheaper guys I like (Starlin Castro, Jonathan Schoop, Cesar Hernandez, etc.). I resolved at this point to wait a very long time to secure my second baseman.

My attention turned back to starting pitchers, and I was somewhat shocked to see so many of the guys I considered against Odorizzi still available a round later. Andrew Heaney was my pretty clear second choice to Odorizzi in the previous round, so I pulled the trigger.

Round 15 – Lance McCullers, SP, HOU (214th overall)

My shotgun blast approach on starters continued in the 15th round. I had already estimated that Odorizzi, Heaney, and Lance McCullers were pretty close in draft value. More importantly, all three have profiles with potential to break out and return big gains on these draft costs. Spending five straight rounds on pitching set my offense back, but I’m happy I got so many bites at the mid-tier starting pitcher apple. As long as one of them goes boom, and the others don’t completely bust, I’ll be satisfied with the strategy I implemented in this section of the draft.

If I have a regret, it’s that I didn’t give more consideration to Mitch Keller over McCullers. Keller wasn’t really on my radar yet, but after seeing him go immediately after this pick, I dug in deeper and became a lot more interested in him for subsequent drafts. Keller’s 2019 ERA of 7.13 and WHIP of 1.83 were a big reason I was scared away initially, but his FIP last season was 3.19 and his xFIP was 3.47. That’s a huge discrepancy. Who knows exactly where the truth lies with Keller, but he’s a good bet for more innings pitched than McCullers with similar (or maybe even better?) strikeout and walk rates.

Round 16 – Brian Anderson, 3B/OF, MIA (237th overall)

Not much to see here, just a boring pick in the name of chasing at-bats and counting stats, but there are a few key reasons to like Brian Anderson. The dual eligibility is nice, he’ll bat near the top of his team’s lineup, and the dimensions of Marlins Park should shift in favor of hitters this year. Meanwhile, Anderson has steadily improved his barrel percentage, launch angle, expected WOBA, and hard hit rate in each season since joining the big league club in Miami. His hard hit rate is especially notable, as it’s sat above 42% in each of his full seasons, and his 2020 mark of 45.7% ranks in the 86th percentile of hitters. All in all, a .260 average with 20 homers and chip-in steals seems like a lock, but there’s room for extra power if the new park factors in Miami turn out more favorable than expected.

Round 17 – Miguel Andujar, UT, NYY (244th overall)

Looking ahead to the players likely to be available in future rounds, I wanted to put a premium on preserving my batting average with this pick. Ryan Braun was also on my radar, but despite his impressive consistency over the past few seasons (in AVG especially), his advanced age worries me. Plus, the Brewers’ additions of Avisail Garcia and Justin Smoak don’t bode well for Braun’s playing time.

I didn’t want to punt power altogether and grab a hollow batting average guy, so it came down to utility-only Miguel Andjuar (.287 career average, ~.270 projection for 2020) versus outfielder Nomar Mazara (.261 career average, ~.255 projection for 2020). I broke the tie in favor of Andujar based on his batting average advantage and as a hedge against my second-round pick of Judge. If Judge does end up missing significant time, that should lead to extra work for Andujar beyond his Steamer projection of 113 games and 465 plate appearances.

Round 18 – Jonathan Schoop, 2B, DET (267th overall)
Round 19 – Danny Jansen, C, TOR (274th overall)

In hindsight, I probably should have given more consideration to Starlin Castro over Andujar in the 17th round. Castro projects for a higher batting average and more locked-in playing time, but I thought there was a chance he’d make it back to me. And if he didn’t, I was confident I could get Jonathan Schoop as a consolation, who was really buried in the draft room’s rankings.

Normally, I would have tried to delay the Schoop pick one or two more rounds based on his low default ranking. But I knew his projection for 25-plus homers wouldn’t go overlooked in this group, and this was the “necessary evils” point in the draft. If I continued to tempt fate by passing on second basemen and catchers, I would probably regret it, so I planned these two picks together, drafting Schoop for starters.

For my first catcher, maybe I should have played it safer and invested earlier, but I liked waiting to make a post-hype investment in Danny Jansen. He was bad last year, full stop, but let’s remember he was a legit prospect beforehand. Also note that his bad batting average last season was fueled in part by a horrific .230 BABIP, and he still managed to post 13 homers, 41 runs, and 43 RBI in his 107-game sample despite those batting average woes. Knowing that I’d be slumming it later with my second catcher, I thought it was worth going for the upside of what we once thought Jansen could be.

Round 20 – Gregory Polanco, OF, PIT (297th overall)
Round 21 – Kole Calhoun, OF, ARI (304th overall)

The rounds leading up to these picks were marred for me by negative updates on the health of Aaron Judge, so I knew I couldn’t wait too long to add some outfield depth. Enter Gregory Polanco, another risky post-hype buy, and Kole Calhoun, a steady/boring pick who should be able to add some homers and RBI if and when I need a sub for Judge.

Round 22 – Josh Lindblom, SP, MIL (327th overall)

It had been six rounds since I last drafted a pitcher, and I wanted someone with a locked-in role as insurance against the sketchy innings pitched projections for Gallen, Heaney, and McCullers. I opted for the repatriated Josh Lindblom, who parlayed domination of the Korea Baseball Organization into a three-year contract with the Brewers. It’s tough to know how he’ll fare now that he’s back in the big leagues, but his projections for 8-plus strikeouts per nine over 150-plus innings were pretty appealing this late in the draft, and the Brewers’ offense should give plenty of opportunities for wins.

Round 23 – Jurickson Profar, 2B, SD (334th overall)

I felt like I needed backup at second base in case Jonathan Schoop busts, and I was hoping to get a share of Shed Long, but the young Seattle middle infielder was sniped just before this pick. Jurickson Profar was the highest guy left on my board at the position, so I pulled the trigger. He burned me last year, but his price has adjusted accordingly. If he can hold off Brian Dozier, Profar should be a decent source of counting stats in an improved Padres lineup.

Round 24 – Kevin Gausman, SP, SF (357th overall)

Like Lindblom above, here’s another boring innings-eating pick. Kevin Gausman likely won’t have the same sort of run support and win potential, but he is still only 29, so I’m hoping he can finally deliver on the former hype now that he has escaped the Orioles’ system. The K-rate should be solid, and moving from Camden Yards to San Francisco’s pitcher-friendly ballpark should help Gausman deliver on his projections for a WHIP under 1.30.

Round 25 – Miguel Cabrera, 1B, DET (364th overall)

Looking at the remaining catchers at this point, I figured I needed to boost my batting average a bit, so I was glad to find the immortal Miguel Cabrera still available. His power is dwindling, but he has consistently hit for average throughout his career. Plus, he’s still slated to hit third for the Tigers, which bodes well for his runs and RBI production. Meanwhile, he’s reportedly slimmed down to aid his health for this season, so hoping for a little rejuvenation in the power department isn’t crazy (for what it’s worth, only the Steamer projections are buying in). At the very least, I should be able to use Cabrera early in the season if Judge hits the DL and I need to shuffle Bellinger from corner infield to an outfield spot.

Round 26 – Isan Diaz, 2B, MIA (387th overall)

Profar was the boring pick to back up my shaky starter at second base. Isan Diaz is the upside pick. His 2019 numbers are ugly, but we can blame some of that on his .224 BABIP. I’d rather focus on his minor league numbers when projecting for 2020 because Diaz’s power and walk rate numbers from that time with Miami’s farm clubs are otherworldly (plus, he offers a little speed). If he can scrape together playing time ahead of the more hyped Jon Berti, this pick should pay off.

Round 27 – Martin Maldonado, C, HOU (394th overall)

Defensive stats don’t count in TGFBI, but here are Martin Maldonado’s defensive WAR numbers from Fangraphs over the past eight years, starting in 2012: 16.4, 13.2, 9.9, 16.4, 14.3, 34.0, 21.2, and 9.3. That means he’s going to stay in the lineup. He’ll be a drain on my batting average (.219 career), but that’s the case with most of the catcher who were still available at this point. I just wanted the counting stats.

Round 28 – Adam Haseley, OF, PHI (417th overall)
Round 29 – Zach Eflin, SP, PHI (424th overall)

Maybe I chose to speculate on some late-round Phillies just so I would have more interest in the local broadcasts since moving to eastern Pennsylvania late last year. Or maybe Adam Haseley projects for a decent power-speed combo from the strong side of Philadelphia’s centerfield platoon (hopefully with upside for a full-time role). And maybe Eflin can parlay last season’s top-ten Command+ performance into a breakout. If you read this far, maybe you’ll all start calling me Mr. Maybe. Regardless, late-round picks like these are fungible. It’s unlikely Haseley and Eflin will stick on my roster all season, but if they show out for my fantasy team in early spring, I’ll hold on, and those local games I’m stuck with on TV will be all the more enjoyable.

Round 30 – Rick Porcello, SP, NYM (447th overall)

Staying on brand in the final round, Rick Porcello is about as boring as they come. He’ll fit in nicely with my other yawntastic picks. I considered plenty of higher-upside options at this stage, but decided to take a wait-and-see approach on those players. If a spring injury creates an every-day role for a promising prospect, it will be a lot easier for me to cut Porcello than a sexy bench stash where I’m emotionally invested. Plus, Porcello’s starting role feels safe, and I might need that security for spot starts if early-season rotation spots don’t materialize for Gallen, McCullers, Lindblom, or whoever else.

So You’re Tellin’ Me There’s a Chance…

Take them for what they’re worth, but the wonderful TGFBI projections from @smada_bb have my squad rated 68th in hitting, and 51st in pitching, and 25th overall out of 390 teams. In terms of drafting a balanced team, mission accomplished. All I have to do now is weather the storm of in-season management and put myself in position to win. How hard could it be? Never mind, please don’t answer that. Instead, check out my full squad:

C: Danny Jansen, C, TOR
C: Martin Maldonado, C, HOU
1B: Cody Bellinger, 1B/OF, LA
2B: Jonathan Schoop, 2B, DET
3B: Matt Chapman, 3B, OAK
SS: Javier Baez, SS, CHC
CI: Anthony Rizzo, 1B, CHC
MI: Elvis Andrus, SS, TEX
OF: Aaron Judge, OF, NYY
OF: Marcell Ozuna, OF, ATL
OF: Brian Anderson, 3B/OF, MIA
OF: Gregory Polanco, OF, PIT
OF: Kole Calhoun, OF, ARI
UT: Miguel Andujar, UT, NYY
BN: Miguel Cabrera, 1B, DET
BN: Jurickson Profar, 2B, SD
BN: Isan Diaz, 2B, MIA
BN: Adam Haseley, OF, PHI

P: Lucas Giolito, SP, CWS
P: Zac Gallen, SP, ARI
P: Max Fried, SP, ATL
P: Keone Kela, RP, PIT
P: Archie Bradley, RP, ARI
P: Jake Odorizzi, SP, MIN
P: Andrew Heaney, SP, LAA
P: Lance McCullers, SP, HOU
P: Josh Lindblom, SP, MIL
BN: Kevin Gausman, SP, SF
BN: Zach Eflin, SP, PHI
BN: Rick Porcello, SP, NYM

Thanks for reading if you managed to make it this far. I hope these insights into my draft strategy were interesting and/or can help you in your upcoming drafts for the 2020 baseball season. If you have any questions, comments, or (constructive) criticisms, hit me up on Twitter, @gregsauce.