1.32 examines BoJack 4.09 & 4.10 (0:40), compares dragons across Fantasyverses (4:09), starts the 2018 12 team ranking process (6:12) for round 5 (8:00), round 4 (11:07), round 3 (13:06), round 2 (18:50), round 1 (21:27), ponders the new Blade Runner (25:47), celebrates the long and winding road ahead towards the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference (28:05), and ends on a wild debate (30:09).

1.31 congratulates everyone for another happy Fantasy season (0:39), considers the MLB playoffs (1:38), bats around some Fantasy Baseball stretch stories (3:00), admits the pod’s worst calls (5:33), celebrates the pod’s best calls (16:42), pours some out for the NFL season (28:04), hits repeat on the BoJack banter (30:25), and ends on a hot, breakfast, debate (32:06).

1.30 bats around some MLB topics (0:39), considers Fantasy MVP suspects (6:08), deliberates on Fantasy Cy Young candidates (17:14), brings back the acclaimed BoJack fawning segment (26:58), and ends on a simmering debate (28:51).

1.29 pops some champagne for MLB teams clinching playoff spots (0:40), discusses losing graciously (1:49), complains about west coast sporting event air times (3:37), pits preseason fantasy experts against the unwashed masses (5:21), puts some numbers to last week’s Game Theory primer (17:24), dips a toe into the flood of NFL consciousness (28:10), digests a disturbing BoJack trend (29:53), and ends on an aphrodisiac debate (31:15).

1.28 peeks at the MLB standings (0:40), picks apart Bojack 4.1 & 4.2 (2:04), provides some playoff pitching advice for a listener (4:56) while suggesting a few Bastardo targets (15:04), peers at the bottomless depths of game theory applications for fantasy (17:56), punts around some NFL week 1 topics (29:51), and proselytizes a holy triumvirate (31:32).

1.27 rekindles old feelings for Star Wars (0:40), bats around some MLB topics (2:05), presents a draft abstract (for the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference) regarding the growth chart platform (4:39), workshops a second abstract for Sloan regarding fantasy ownership models (18:05), gathers for some Magic talk (29:44), readies for opening day in the NFL (30:50), and ends on a sauer debate (32:50).

1.26 dives into GoT for the last time in a long time (0:40), proposes new fantasy & shows to obsess over (4:25), pokes at the relationship between doubles and homers by postulating that doubles are just failed homers (6:55), doubles up the doubles talk by postulating that doubles age into homers over a career (19:05), looks askance at Fantasy Football (30:55), bats around some banter on the players weekend unis (31:33), and ends on a salty debate (32:22).

1.25 reflects on the GoT 7.6 over/unders (0:37), waxes poetic about a few GoT topics (2:36), poses GoT 7.7 over/unders (5:08), reevaluates the draft (6:33), applies the age curve work done on pitchers to hitters (19:44), banters about a special corona (30:42), and ends on a nutty debate (33:04).

1.24 congratulates one of the Toolz on making the playoffs (0:39), examines GoT 7.5 (1:25), poses GoT 7.6 over/unders (5:28), reflects & collects on the 2B v SS side bet (7:36), talks pitching match-ups & run differentials (18:52), bats around some astro. topics (29:50), and ends on a hole debate (32:17).

1.23 recovers from the Toolz' recent Baseball stadium tour antics (0:39), considers GoT 7.4 while simultaneously forecasting 7.5 (2:05), posits that rolling 3-week linear regression models can describe the trajectory of a player by statistic (6:06), introduces a new scraping tool and presents a few potential applications (18:43), banters about branding New England staples (29:14), and ends on perplexing Ohio River Valley specialty (30:37).