RotoGraphs Audio: The Sleeper and the Bust 8/27/13
Episode 56
Today’s episode of The Sleeper and the Bust stars yours truly and features RotoGraphs editor Eno Sarris. We discuss the future dimming in New York, the future brightening in Seattle and whether a veteran is at the end of the line.
Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @mikepodhorzer or @enosarris on Twitter and tweet us any fantasy questions you have that we may answer on our next episode.
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Intro by DJ Sinton (no, contrary to popular belief, I do not moonlight as a rap star)
Approximately 41 min of joyous analysis.
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Mike Podhorzer is the 2015 Fantasy Sports Writers Association Baseball Writer of the Year and three-time Tout Wars champion. He is the author of the eBook Projecting X 2.0: How to Forecast Baseball Player Performance, which teaches you how to project players yourself. Follow Mike on X@MikePodhorzer and contact him via email.
Great job as usual guys. Got my name down pretty good, Mike. Next time try to get Eno to pronounce it haha. Thanks for the mention guys.
What’s worse: A great player like Matt Harvey getting hurt for an extended period of time, or not knowing why?
Ha, excellent question. I’m one of those who seriously needs to learn explanations and why things have happened. But, it’s hard for anything to be worse than the actual injury and missed time for a future (and current!) star.
I thought you would say not knowing why. Just for the simple fact that if we knew why, we may be able to prevent injury in the future. Of course, knowing why doesn’t necessarily mean we could stop future injuries, so that would make losing the star worse.
We really seem to be far off in knowing the reason behind these injuries…mechanics and such.
I wonder if throwing underhand, softball style, has a high injury rate…