Gregg, Frank, and Chris Ventra open the program talking about what they think will happen in the Game of Thrones finale, with everyone hoping it is not as bad as the likes of The Sopranos and Dexter. Frank expresses his disdain for Daniel Murphy, questioning his pure existence and if he has some underlying injury that no one knows about. Frank, Gregg, and Chris all agree that they did not predict Tyler Glasnow would hit the IL with an elbow strain, calling it devastating to fantasy owners, and the Rays.

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Gregg Sussman, Frank Stampfl, and Matt Modica open the program talking about how people are just trying to find anything wrong with Game of Thrones; the guys give their updated thoughts on what they will/want to see in the finale. The gang looks at the latest FAAB results in their leagues, and talk about Lucas Giolito can keep up his strong pitching to start his season. The guys question if Mike Fiers can capitalize on his no hitter, and bring some of that good to luck to his 2 starts this week.

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Gregg, Frank, and Mike open the second hour looking at stat lines for Joe Musgrove, questioning if two bad starts are enough to drop the Pirates pitcher. The guys play a stats trivia game with the Producers in The Fantasy Pit.

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Gregg Sussman, Frank Stampfl, and Mike Florio open the program with Mike and Frank questioning Gregg’s hat collection, or lack thereof. The guys look at some players to watch for on waiver wires, including Travis Shaw, a guy that Gregg has always liked having on his bench. The guys look at players to add and drop, noting Angels leadoff hitter David Fletcher as a questionable add or drop candidate. Mike questions Frank and Gregg on the ceiling for Nationals outfielder Carter Kieboom. Talking about Yu Darvish’s awful start against the Marlins, Frank finds nothing more frustrating than watching one of your pitchers in fantasy walk six batters, including the opposing pitcher.

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Gregg, Frank, and Chris Ventra open the second hour of the show looking at some of the latest batting stats, including whether or not Rhys Hoskins can keep up his batting average. The guys chat with Dr. A of Inside Injuries to look at the latest injury news on players like Jameson Taillon.

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Gregg Sussman, Frank Stampfl, and Brad Ziegler open the show looking at the return of Chris Sale, and how his latest strong outing could be the turnaround the Red Sox need. The guys talk about another strong outing from Brad Peacock, and how his value is peaking at the right time. Frank questions Gregg’s fashion, arguing how and when to wear undershirts.

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Gregg, Frank, and Chris Ventra recap some of the night’s action, and compare the strikeout-to-walk ratios of Walker Buehler and Noah Syndergaard. The guys look at more starting pitchers to target in waivers, and also look at some slumping players that you can drop.

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Gregg Sussman and Frank Stampfl open the show looking at the Dodgers and Braves pitching matchup from last night, with Frank saying there is no need to worry about Max Fried. While talking about Hyun-Jin Ryu’s performance, Frank questions how Gregg has never heard of Street Fighter. The guys question if Daniel Murphy is worth a buy-low trade.

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Gregg, Frank, and Chris Ventra open the second hour of the show recapping more games from Monday night, citing how it is time to put Phillies pitcher Vince Velasquez out of his misery, and off your rosters. On the other hand, the guys are still on board with Trevor Bauer, but also think he has not lived up to expectations so far.

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Gregg Sussman and Frank Stampfl open the show questioning if Frank knows anything about the Met Gala. The guys recap last night’s action, looking at Blake Snell being the CY young winner he is, and his Diamondbacks counterpart, Merrill Kelly, giving up 5 runs in the second inning. The guys break the news that Bucs DE Jason Pierre-Paul fractured his neck in a car crash last week, and how his absence (and possible career-ending injury) could hurt the new-look Bucs. The guys look at the Mets-Padres matchup between Jacob deGrom and Chris Paddack, with Frank questioning if Paddack is worth holding a roster spot in deeper leagues.

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