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im has been the commissioner of the WWBA since 2006, member since 2003, league champion in 2016. He grew up playing table and computer baseball games. Organized and ran many local leagues as a kid and teen. Participated in and ran fantasy leagues that were comparable to what we do 16-20 teams with deep benches more than the standard 5x5 categories.

Jim grew up a big Ozzie Smith fan without cable most of his career so I listened to a lot of Jack Buck on the radio. I was not a Tony La Russa fan though so since 96 and Ozzie's retirement I have been a baseball fan without a favorite team. I root for different teams and players from year to year.

Jim’s job used to take him all over the country and still travels more than most. Jim has personally met 18 of the 27 other members of the WWBA and a few more that aren't in the league any more.

Amazing conversation about retro football and football in general with two experts, Brandon Rose and Ted Kluck.

Great football conversation with fellow retro football league owner Ted Kluck. Ted is an author, movie maker, football player and coach and he’s even trained to be a pro wrestler. Ted's work has appeared in ESPN the Magazine, Sports Spectrum Magazine, and ESPN.com Page 2. His first book, Facing Tyson: 15 Fighters, 15 Stories, was published by the Lyons Press in October 2006, and published internationally by Mainstream Publishing in 2007. His next two books, Paper Tiger: One Athlete's Journey to the Underbelly of Pro Football and Game Time: Inside College Football released in September, 2007. Why We're Not Emergent (by Two Guys Who Should Be) was released by Moody Press in 2008 and won a Christianity Today award for Book of the Year in the church/pastoral leadership category. The follow up title, Why We Love the Church, won the same award in 2009. Ted's collection of sports essays, entitled The Reason for Sports, released in 2009 (Moody) and his book on international adoption, called Hello I Love You, drops in 2010 (Moody)

Building a winning team. Brandon has over 50 years experience with sports simulations and fantasy leagues.  He is currently the commissioner of one contemporary baseball league, three retro football leagues as well as being a member of two other baseball leagues.  By all accounts Brandon runs some of the finest and well-respected leagues in the hobby.  Brandon is also an athlete, expert on sports, sports history as well as a collector of sports memorabilia.

Pete Palmer is a major contributor the the applied mathematical field referred to as sabermetrics. His book, the Hidden Game of Baseball is often referred to as providing the foundation of sabermetrics.

Brandon Rose gives us an in-depth historical perspective on sports simulations. Brandon has over 50 years experience with sports simulations and fantasy leagues.  He is currently the commissioner of one contemporary baseball league, three retro football leagues as well as being a member of two other baseball leagues.  By all accounts Brandon runs some of the finest and well-respected leagues in the hobby.  Brandon is also an athlete, expert on sports, sports history as well as a collector of sports memorabilia.