Author Archive: Justin Mason

Justin Mason’s FPAZ Draft (Rounds 1-10)

After years of jealousy sitting at home, I finally was able to attend First Pitch Arizona earlier this month. Quick Plug: if you have the opportunity to do go, it is a fantastic experience that is well worth the money. First Pitch has amazing panels and seminars that will really sharpen your game, but more importantly than that, the discussions you have with some of the smartest people in the industry are invaluable.

Now, every year there are drafts that occur at FPAZ. I thought it would be a fun experiment for me to try a new strategy I have been game planning for the 2020 season. The draft was a NFBC style 15-team 50 round draft and hold. We drafted the first 21 rounds in Arizona and then will draft the rest in January. Read the rest of this entry »


2019 2 Early Mock Draft ADP

Every year, as the season comes to a close, I put together a series of mock draft with industry analysts to start getting first thoughts on where people might end up in drafts for the next season. This year I ran six mocks during the month of September with interesting results. All drafts were 15-team leagues with one catcher standard formats. Read the rest of this entry »


Roto Riteup: September 24, 2019

It’s been a long season, but we are almost done:

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Roto Riteup: September 18, 2019

Checking in on the GOAT:

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Roto Riteup: September 17, 2019

September Baseball got me like:

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Roto Riteup: September 16, 2019

Baseball is beautiful:

 

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Roto Riteup: September 11, 2019

True Fact:

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Roto Riteup: September 10, 2019

Monday Night Football was lit last night!

 

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Roto Riteup: September 9, 2019

Have you ever seen them both at the same place at the same time?

I thought not.

 

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Roto Riteup: September 4, 2019

So, this why my coach told me to run out groundballs.

 

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