6.25.1 provides some background for the ‘Rings of Power’ Amazon Show (2:07), dives into RoP Episode 0.0 (17:30), and dives into Episode 0.1 (29:29).

6.25 bats around some MLB predictions (0:41), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (3:42), wanders through HOD episodes 0.0 & 0.1 (5:05), presents Stats 101 Lesson 3: Introduction to Inferential statistics: Gaussian Modeling (10:20), and reviews Frankie Montas (31:57).

6.24 walks through the MLB standings (0:40), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (4:44), presents Stats 101 Lesson 2: Introduction to Inferential statistics: Linear Modeling (5:26), and reviews Jose Berrios (27:29)

6.23 mourns the tragedy of Tatis (0:44), finds some prospects in AA (3:07), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (4:57), presents Stats 101 Lesson 1: Data classes/Descriptive statistics: small numbers, large samples, ratios (7:26), and reviews Triston McKenzie (33:38).

6.22 inspects what brown can do for you (0:37), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (2:10), kicks around some football (4:34), presents “Stats 101 Lesson 0: Overview of '(Frequentist) Stats 101' and Descriptive Statistics” (5:50), and reviews Max Fried (29:21).

6.21 bats around some MLB trade deadline topics (0:38), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (2:37), kicks around some EPL (5:06), wanders through Natural Language Processing for interpreting transaction logs (8:12), and reviews Jack Flaherty (23:29).

6.20 peeks at the MLB standings (0:37), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (4:42), sets some second half over/unders (7:20), and reviews Dylan Cease (23:04).

6.19 bats around some ASG LA topics (0:39), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (5:08), opens the bet box (7:10), and reviews Chris Sale (28:38).

6.18 finds a graph of aggregate WAR by team draft picks (0:38), checks some Fantasy topline numbers (5:14), cleans up our thoughts & analysis on Ownership & Projections (7:41), and reviews Lance Lynn (25:02).

6.17 examines a surprising bird (0:39), scans the Fantasy Leaders (3:35), scrutinizes the Fantasy horizon (6:41), discusses advancing machinery for analyzing splits (7:53), and reviews Freddy Peralta (25:08).