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To quote Dr. Evil, "The details of our lives are quite inconsequential." What's important is that we like fantasy, as it applies to the genre and the game derived from baseball statistics. We also enjoy developing analytical and computational “tools” for supporting the latter habit. Our goal is to share our fantasy baseball tools with a little help from the fantasy genre for context, allusion, and (fire and) ice breaking. In doing so, we hope to broaden the way our audience approaches fantasy baseball. Our podcast presents our methods to the public in the spirit of OpenSource - through freely helping others we promote active conversation that improves our tools.
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10.19 bats around the trade deadline moves (0:42), peeks at the TGFBI standings (3:20), visits Westeros 3.7 (3:55), continues poking at pitching regression candidate analysis (7:02), reviews Sean Burke (21:52), and reviews Munetaka Murakami (26:22).
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10.18 extols the ultimate grand slam (0:39), peeks at TGFBI (6:21), visits Westeros 3.5 & 3.6 (7:03), opens the bet box (10:32), reviews Ryan Feltner (35:23), and reviews Jake McCarthy (37:43).
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10.17 takes little away from the ASG (0:41), scrutinizes the TGFBI standings (2:22), visits Westeros HotD 3.4 (3:31), continues the “so I asked ChatGPT” regression analysis (6:09), reviews Zach McKinstry (19:51), and reviews Casey Mize (26:10).
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10.16 ponders whether fantasy darling pitchers would be better on new teams (0:41), peeks at the TGFBI standings (4:48), wonders into Westeros 3.2 & 3.3 (5:26), workshops TGFBI teams (9:23),reviews Royce Lewis (22:07), and reviews Taj Bradley (29:27).
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10.15 notes the continuing soccer presence in MLB stadiums (0:41), scrutinizes the TGFBI standings (2:07), finds Westeros in flames HoTD 3.1 (3:54), slicks up some platooning work (7:15), and reviews Alec Bohm (17:49).
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