Episode 211 – Live With Brad Johnson Another Time

In this live broadcast, Dylan Higgins and Brad Johnson do a live recording to discuss Tim Lincecum’s notoriety in a bad way, a fun Ryan Schimpf comparison, Miguel Sano’s possibly affected confidence, a look at Marcus Semien’s matchup against Jon Lester, being down on Noah Syndergaard, Michael Pineda’s high ceiling and low floor, Travis Jankowski’s viability, the Angels’ young and injured pitching core, and The Daily Grind Invitational.
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Episode 210 – That’s A Much Better Way Of Phrasing It

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Dylan’s triumphant return, using lefties against A.J. Griffin, Joey Votto turning things around, Matt actually picking Tim Anderson, Aaron Hill’s regular playing time, limited pitching options in the evening slate, Mike Leake’s excellent control, the new Mets outfield, and hesitating to pick against Jose Quintana.

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Episode 209 – Riding the Whale

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In this episode, Matthew Dewoskin and guest host Scott Strandberg discuss their mutual (and thankfully, unfounded) fear of lacking on-air chemistry, Scott accidentally upstaging the absent Dylan Higgins by correctly guessing the number of home runs given up against righties by Tyler Duffey, today’s wealth of outfield options leading to appealing single-team outfield stack options, Matt calling a Trevor Bauer no-hitter against Max Kepler & Friends (AKA The Minnesota Twins) tonight, and riding the revolutionary DFS wave that is Rob “The Whale” Whalen.

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Episode 208 – Gettin’ Janky With It

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Matt’s internet outage, recording by phone, a crazy trade deadline day, Anthony Rendon’s viable matchup, Matt not being able to remember a Michael Saunders stat, James Shields being better but still not good, trying to consider Sean Manaea in certain matchups, and important Hawk Harrelson news.

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Episode 207 – Very Whatever

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss the mess that is the trade deadline, Matt not taking responsibility for Ryan Schimpf, Bryce Harper and the highest ceilings in DFS, a nickname for Travis Jankowski, how terrible baseball nicknames can be, Mike Trout’s Twitter handle, the return of Justin Ruggiano, a weird duality of pitching matchups, and Homer Bailey’s return.

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Episode 206 – Live With The Return Of Scott Strandberg (Also Again)

In this live broadcast, Dylan Higgins and Brad Johnson are joined by Scott Strandberg in a live recording to discuss a number of bad pitchers on the slate, the trade deadline, Kendall Graveman turning things around, Jeff Samardzija’s bad splits, Scott’s “under-the-radar blue chip stud of the day,” more weird FanDuel pricing, the Royals being a “DFS black hole,” a fun Chris/Khris Davis stat, Colby Rasmus’ interesting history against Matt Boyd, and The Daily Grind Invitational.
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Episode 205 – DFS Curses

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss the magical Anthony Ranaudo, Matt’s continued adventures in condo repairs, Matt’s adventures in latenight shopping, Matt’s previous adventures in skateboarding, using right-handed batters against Michael Wacha, picking on Ubaldo Jimenez, considering Kyle Gibson’s upside in large contests, seeking home runs against Cole Hamels, and Aaron Nola’s struggles.

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Episode 204 – He Was Younger Once

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss the White Sox (and Matt) “rolling,” another split slate, Robin Ventura’s style of management in regards to the Chris Sale situation, confusing Miggy with McGee with McGehee, Anthony Ranaudo’s magical name, Sean Manaea trying to turn things around, being enthusiastic about a Joe Mauer pick, looking closer at Dan Straily’s splits, Troy Tulowitzki’s return to prominence, and Dylan maybe possibly considering some Reds righties against Madison Bumgarner (in a stretch).

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Episode 203 – Hella Lefties

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss recording “from the road,” Patrick Corbin’s considerable struggles with right-handed batters, a poor matchup for Andew Cashner, knuckleball pitchers potentially faring relatively better against elite hitters, Matt still not being excited about Doug Fister, Corey Seager’s remarkable NL RoY campaign, and Ryan Schimpf being on fire.

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Episode 202 – It’s Really Weird And I’m Enjoying It Immensely

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In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Chris Sale ad nauseam, an appearance by Matt’s dog, the White Sox beginning their series against the Cubs, Rougned Odor’s remarkably low walk rate as compared to Jacoby Ellsbury’s remarkable high catcher interference rate, actually feeling good about a Didi Gregorius pick, Jake Smolinski doing his job, the return of Preston Tucker, Braden Shipley’s debut, Dallas Keuchel trying to turn things around, and looking for a repeat Jeremy Hellickson performance against the Marlins.

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