Beat the Shift Podcast – Bay Area Episode w/ Jessica Kleinschmidt

The Bay Area Episode of the Beat the Shift Podcast – a baseball podcast for fantasy baseball players.

Guest: Jessica Kleinschmidt

Personal history in the business

Oakland Athletics

San Francisco Giants

  • Closer situation
  • Catcher situation
  • Will the Giants be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline?
    • Potential trade candidates (as buyers)
  • Who is the most underrated player on the Giants this season?
  • Giants Prospects

Mailbag

 

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Ariel is the 2019 FSWA Baseball Writer of the Year. Ariel is also the winner of the 2020 FSWA Baseball Article of the Year award. He is the creator of the ATC (Average Total Cost) Projection System. Ariel was ranked by FantasyPros as the #1 fantasy baseball expert in 2019. His ATC Projections were ranked as the #1 most accurate projection system over the past three years (2019-2021). Ariel also writes for CBS Sports, SportsLine, RotoBaller, and is the host of the Beat the Shift Podcast (@Beat_Shift_Pod). Ariel is a member of the inaugural Tout Wars Draft & Hold league, a member of the inaugural Mixed LABR Auction league and plays high stakes contests in the NFBC. Ariel is the 2020 Tout Wars Head to Head League Champion. Ariel Cohen is a fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) and the Society of Actuaries (SOA). He is a Vice President of Risk Management for a large international insurance and reinsurance company. Follow Ariel on Twitter at @ATCNY.

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chrisbowyer
2 years ago

Could really use timestamps on these, guys. It’s a lot to ask to jump around 40+ minutes if there’s just one or two players you wanna hear about.

chrisbowyer
2 years ago
Reply to  Ariel Cohen

Understood. I do try to hop in in order, but the main issue is that once a player is mentioned upfront, their name usually isn’t mentioned again, so you have to find the little 15 second window to be sure. After that it’s a lot of “he” and “him” rather than the last name of whoever’s being discussed.