Please remember to rate, review and subscribe on your podcast provider of choice and send us your questions for future episodes on Twitter Scott out the rest of the Yahoo Sports Podcast family at Apple Podcasts or at /podcasts On a related note, please sign our petition to bring back New England's Pat Patriot (47:45) The guys close out the show by drafting their favorite logos in sports. We know we don't need to tell you that Mike Trout is worth drafting, this episode is all about the mid-to-late round guys that have a chance to provide a healthy ROI on your draft pick. This week, Yahoo's Scott Pianowski and Fangraphs Editor (+ avid Twitch streamer) Paul Sporer discuss the best values on the draft board at each position. Last week, we told you about the players to eschew at each position in your upcoming baseball drafts. See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe on your podcast provider of choice and send us your questions for future episodes on Twitter Scott: out the rest of the Yahoo Sports Podcast family at or at /podcasts Catcher might be an afterthought on your fantasy team, but not in our draft! (48:00) (29:45)Īnd, we'll wrap up the show with a draft of favorite baseball positions on the diamond. Paul and Scott look at their early-season success and why they may have been undervalued going into the year. One thing those players all have in common? We didn't exactly tout them as breakouts this year.
If you take a look at the Yahoo MVPs, the players that appear most often on the most successful fantasy teams this year, you'll see names like Shane Bieber, Fernando Tatis, Jr., Sonny Gray and Dylan Bundy. Scott and Paul run through some formerly highly-ranked players they're considering moving on from and what they look for when making the move. In a usual 162-game season, the fantasy team at Yahoo preaches patience for your roster and staying away from impulsive moves -but this season isn't exactly a usual season.
If you're debating whether or not you should hold onto players that have been lackluster so far in 2020 like Andrew Benintendi or Khris Davis, we've put together this handy checklist on how you can decide whether the move is right: On this episode of the Yahoo Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Yahoo's Scott Pianowski chats with Paul Sporer of Fangraphs about the renewed sense of optimism surrounding baseball completing a season, players you should consider cutting and why we missed some of the biggest breakouts in 2020.
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