I recently did some analysis on my project planning and found I was leaning a little too much toward Large and Extra Large projects. In today's episode I'll talk about T-Shirt sizing for projects, and offer up my Top 10 Ideas for medium-sized projects, which I think are the sweet spot for managing your project delivery.

In this week's episode I chat with Dave Jackson. Dave is a member of our gaming community. His unique background gave us an opportunity to talk about the narrative of sports, the storylines we see play out in sports, and how those translate to our tabletop.

In today's episode I am trying out some new content.

Muhammad Ali is one of the greatest sports icons of the 20th Century and is represented in my Legends of Boxing game with two cards. One for his prime in the 60s and one for his prime in the 70s. Today I do an historical lookback at the career of Muhammad Ali and make the case for why he requires two separate cards.

In today's episode I provide an overview of Hockey Blast by Plaay Games. There's also a tabletop recap of the past week.

In today's episode, Cooper Gilbert joins me to discuss homebrew rules. Cooper and I have some different approaches to homebrew, and those different approaches play out today as we talk about a number of homebrew rules and ideas.

In today's episode I take a look back at the first quarter and ask those three important questions.

I also check-in on some key metrics and review some of the projects from Q1.

In today's episode I discuss one of the 12 Agile Principles and a cornerstone of the Agile Manifesto, embracing change. Agile is all about adapting to ver-changing needs, and in today's episode I will give you some examples of places that I reflected on my delivery model and incorporated change into my plans. Also, a recap of the 2023 SCRAM project and what's happening on my tabletop.

2023 SCRAM Results: https://sites.google.com/view/castawaytabletopsports/2023-scram

Today I run down my Top 5 Pitcher Fatigue Systems in tabletop baseball games. I have always felt that a good fatigue system brings a lot of realism into a tabletop baseball game, but good execution requires a solid game mechanic that is easy to use. I think all five of these systems achieved that.

In today's episode I recap an article I wrote for Sports Sim Magazine on the Game Day Chart for History Maker Baseball. The chart adds some depth to your season replay narratives, and makes it a unique approach in our tabletop gaming community. Check out the links below as well, with a link to the Sports Sim Magazine store and my Tabletop website.

Castaway Tabletop Sports: https://sites.google.com/view/castawaytabletopsports/home

MWN Publications (Sports Sim Magazine): https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/MWNPublications

In today's episode I sit down with Matt McKeever and Craig Harris, the creators of Pocket Pennant Run. We discuss their game, the evolution of both the game and the PPR software, and also discuss the upcoming baseball season and the storylines we are all following. If you are interested in purchasing the game, you can use the link below.

Pocket Pennant Run: https://pocketpennantrun.weebly.com/

Pocket Pennant Run Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pocketpennantrun