12/23/2016: The Commish addresses the "Week 17 Myth." Plus, we discuss giving yourself an end-of-season assessment while victories and irritations are still fresh to help you going forward. Last podcast of the season and the last podcast ever on Rabble.TV who subsequently changed their platform.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

12/09/2016: Kickers matter in fantasy and you should award them just like you do other players. The Commish discusses how to do it. Plus: NCAA D1 playoffs are a joke and why do college fans accept their crap?

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

12/02/1016: As the season is close to an end, the Commish reviews some the better questions of the season: fractional points, locking owners out, head-to-head as a tie-breaker.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

11/18/2016: Say goodbye to tie games forever. Plus, "Commish, do you have a preference on handling non postseason teams?" Discussion ensues. Also, Tony Romo and yet another toilet seat rant.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

11/11/2016: Smokin' Jay Cutler & stop with the toilet seat madness! Yes, kickers should be included on fantasy rosters. The Commish discusses why and what to consider when choosing one.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

11/04/2016: The Benefits of the "General Letter" to Avoid League Dissent. Plus: the Commish expands on leaving a roster slot open on purpose. "No matter what!": How hardline should your rules should be? Take some time to evaluate your rules and how to be your own best Devil's Advocate.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

09/23/2016: You want a little drama in your league as possible. You want folks to have fun and you want to be happy running the league. We discuss the "Five Rules" that should help you get off to a good start.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

09/16/2016: We discovered we overlooked a "What's New?" change in the Yahoo! platform. How did I deal with it, and how did I address the league about it? Plus: Do your tiebreakers actually fit your league setup? We're talking leagues with divisions, folks.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

09/09/2016: Don't break your own rules - for anyone, even if at the time it seems like a minor thing. Things can change real quickly and all of a sudden you're the "rule-breaking commissioner" and not the cool dude, who did someone a favor.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.

10/28/2016: An owner leaves a starting spot open on purpose - Loop hole, fair play, or skullduggery? A quick take on the "Week 17 Myth." But first, we take a moment to contemplate the whole "Sexy [Insert noun]" costumes that seem to be required attire for women at Halloween.

The Fantasy Commissioner Show is your go-to podcast for fantasy commissioners and managers to get expert help, practical tips, and the always-engaging musings of The Commish.