Bases Loaded Podcast is focused on in-depth information and breakdowns and helping you utilize that information to win your fantasy baseball leagues. We cover playing time and production trends unlike majority of other podcasts. We also provide content more geared toward deeper leagues and NFBC formats. We hope you enjoy the approach we take on the podcast and gain a wealth of knowledge in the process.
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Bases Loaded Podcast is focused on in-depth information and breakdowns and helping you utilize that information to win your fantasy baseball leagues. We cover playing time and production trends unlike majority of other podcasts. We also provide content more geared toward deeper leagues and NFBC formats. We hope you enjoy the approach we take on the podcast and gain a wealth of knowledge in the process.
Working through the early rounds. Discussing strategy and tactics as well as fades and faves through picks 100 to 200 in early ADP
Check out mlbplayingtime.com for all 30 projected lineups.
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Jorge Montanez @Roto_Nino
Michael Simione @SpStreamer
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Bases Loaded Fantasy Baseball Podcast
Bases Loaded Podcast is focused on in-depth information and breakdowns and helping you utilize that information to win your fantasy baseball leagues. We cover playing time and production trends unlike majority of other podcasts. We also provide content more geared toward deeper leagues and NFBC formats. We hope you enjoy the approach we take on the podcast and gain a wealth of knowledge in the process.
