Grey and B_Don are back and maybe it’s time to start adjusting the award names until somebody other than Ohtani gets the MVP award. O, you think Aaron Judge should win it? Well, you’re wrong. After we ramble about Ohtani and Babe Ruth and other non-sense, we move on to a few of the call ups from this week and discuss what to expect this year and next out of Josh Jung, Triston Casas, Mark Vientos, and Ryne Nelson.  Please, blog, may I have some more? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fantasy Baseball Podcast: Change MVP To The Ohtani Award

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Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. We open with the David Fletcher news as we wonder what kind of back room casino is running out of the Angels facility. Then, it’s on to a couple of the top bats from the last week in Bryson Stott and Adley Rutschman. The Yankees bash brothers are back in action, but where do they fit in the rankings ROS. Are bounce backs from Yu Darvish and (gulp) Alek Manoah a reality? We think this Paul Skenes kid might be alright. How concerned are we about the Edwin Diaz ‘fluid’ reliever role (and other bullpen news)? We wrap up the show with  waiver wire and streaming options for your roster help. 

Angels In The Sportsbook

Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. We start off the show by talking about the new stats that have been released and how we might use them, or not. Next up, is the much anticipated debut of Livvy Dunne’s boyfriend, Paul Skenes. What can we expect rest of season from the top pitching prospect and where does he rank among SPs? Robert Gasser may not have the prospect pedigree of Skenes, however, that did not stop him from having a great debut. Alek Manoah had a nice outing against the Twins, but can you even think about trusting him? After Max Fried’s came close to his second combined no hitter of the season, the guys talk about where he belongs among pitchers rest of the season. Then, we move on to a quarter mark of the season version of everybody’s favorite game, Scientific Fact, Sex Panther, or I Don’t Believe You with some of the most surprising and most disappointing players so far. As usual, we finish up with some bullpen talk followed by waiver wire and streaming options. 

Squares, Swords, and Blasts

Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. It’s only May and the Marlins have declared they don’t intend to compete as they began trading away assets with Luis Arraez. What does it mean for Arraez and what impact might it have in Miami. We move on to the week’s call ups in Kyle Manzardo, Tyler Black, Christian Scott, Bryan Ramos, Brett Harris, Mason Black, and the return of Jack Leiter. We’ll figure out the nickname for Leiter eventually, but you can listen to find out what we think of each of them and what leagues we think they’re worth picking up. We discuss some of the recent top performers like Brent Rooker. Along with some names we didn’t expect to see in Wenceel Perez, Ben Lively, and Brett Harris. As usual, we wrap up the show with some closer talk, waiver wire targets, and some streaming options.

Marlins Folding In May

Grey and B_Don are back for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. This week we talk about call ups Joey Loperfido (might as well listen to see how badly we mispronounce this one), Jordan Beck, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Matt Mervis. We discuss the early struggles of Wyatt Langford, and Jackson Holliday’s demotion. The Blue Jays have a couple strugglers in Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette. On the positive side, Ranger Suarez is the #1 pitcher on the player rater,  Jacob Young has the 5th most stolen bases as a part timer, and it might finally be Jo Adell time. 

It's Gonna Be May

Grey and B_Don are here for another episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. We go through the call ups of the week with Andy Pages, Bryce Elder, Mitchell Parker, and a few others. After we work our way through the call ups, we move on to some of the early season strugglers. Starting at the top with Ronald Acuna Jr., Julio Rodriguez, and Corey Seager. Then, we move on to Nolan Jones, Randy Arozarena, Blake Snell, Josh Hader, and other guys who have started the season slow. 

Fantasy Baseball Podcast: Change MVP To The Ohtani Award

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