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21 SEP 2026 · Grey kicks things off by going on a rant about a CBS rankings email, and yes it was created from AI. Grey should learn to be nicer to AI since it’s going to rule the world some day. From there, we dive headfirst into the final stretch of the fantasy season, and you can’t hold anything back now, when every last point matters.
Do you adjust your strategy as you chase those final points? We’re talking about pushing your top bats, squeezing every possible start out of your pitchers, and figuring out when to get aggressive with closers.
We also break down the latest call-ups, including Aaron Sabato, River Ryan, Javier Sanoja, and Emmet Sheehan, who apparently decided that getting called up at the end of the season creates his best results each year. Then it’s waiver wire hitters, streaming pitchers, and the latest episode of SAGNOF Roulette, as many teams are in flux and may look at alternative options as closers for those last save opportunities.
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15 SEP 2026 · Ohtani hits the IL, because apparently one body can only take so much baseball, and the Dodgers respond by calling up Josue De Paula, the No. 4 prospect on Itch’s midseason rankings. Meanwhile, Emmanuel Rodriguez gets the call from Minnesota and Brody Hopkins joins Tampa Bay, giving us plenty of shiny new toys to discuss while everyone immediately asks, “Can I start him?”
Elly De La Cruz is doing Elly De La Cruz things, landing at No. 1 on the weekly player rater while somehow simultaneously losing a bunch of sprint speed. So what do you do with him next year? We also talk Logan Henderson, who has been absolutely ridiculous over the last 30 days and is making a strong case that maybe we should have been paying more attention. Then it’s time for WW bats, streaming pitchers, and the weekly SAGNOF segment, where apparently every reliever in baseball has decided they would like to try closing for a day.
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7 SEP 2026 · The prospect cavalry continues to arrive. Ethan Salas is up with the Padres, Michael Arroyo is heading to Seattle, and Carlos Jorge ran around the minors stealing bases like it was copper wire from at a construction site. We’ll talk about what to actually expect from these guys in fantasy, because “top prospect” and “immediate fantasy stud” are, unfortunately, not the same thing.
Rafael Devers is absolutely obliterating the ball and reminding everyone why sometimes the obvious answer is the correct one. Plus, Joshua Baez is suddenly heating up and Cooper Pratt is showing some signs of life. Naturally, we wander into the bullpen swamp, where the saves are imaginary, the roles are temporary, and someone you’ve never heard of will probably get a save tonight. As always, we finish up with the latest waiver-wire hitters and streaming pitchers.
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31 AUG 2026 · Pete Crow-Armstrong is already used to responding to three-letter acronyms, so how hard can MVP be? We kick things off with PCA, Ohtani’s cancelled pitching start, and whether there’s any reason to be concerned about Shohei’s hitting ROS. Walker Jenkins gets the call, Yunior Marte makes his debut, and somehow Cade Cavalli has become one of the hottest pitchers in fantasy baseball.
We also dive into Noah Cameron’s ridiculous recent run, Jac Cags absolutely mashing his way to the top of the last-30-day player rater, and the eternal question: where the hell does Cags rank for 2027? Cal Raleigh is doing Cal Raleigh things, Roman Anthony and Trevor Story return, and we try to figure out what their futures look like.
Then it’s time for SAGNOF, where the saves situations are about as clean as a gas-station bathroom. We sort through the latest closers in Chicago, Oakland, Baltimore, Kansas City and Arizona before wrapping things up with waiver-wire bats and streaming pitchers.
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24 AUG 2026 · On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, https://razzball.com/author/couillard/ subs in again for B-Don to join Grey in inviting the pod's fourth (?) guest of all time, Charles Star aka Senator Lemon Gogurt (https://bsky.app/profile/ugarles.bsky.social) of the No Homework podcast, to crack jokes and discuss implications of Mark Walter's troubles on the Dodgers.
Then, Mike and Grey dive into this week's fantasy baseball topics included Kade Anderson's call-up, Pete Crow-Armstrong's 2027 draft position, and Noah Cameron's hot stretch. Then we close out with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen analysis (https://razzball.com/player/641521/Edwin+Diaz/ talk... again, Daniel Palencia's return, and Mason Montgomery's breakout), waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
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17 AUG 2026 · On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, https://razzball.com/author/couillard/ subs in again for B-Don to join Grey in discussing the latter's harrowing errand run before discussing Joshua Baez's incredible three-homer debut. Then they talk Zac Veen's call-up, Payton Tolle's excellent run, and Fernando Tatis Jr's return to glory.
Then, Mike and Grey finish things off with another edition of SAGNOF bullpen analysis (Edwin Diaz is highly rated by Grey's barber, Angels again, and Romano in Colorado), waiver-wire targets, and streaming pitchers for the upcoming scoring period.
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11 AUG 2026 · We welcome a wave of new prospects to the majors, including George Lombard Jr., Kaelen Culpepper, and Angel Genao, and debate which young bats are worth adding. We also break down some of the hottest players (Hansel, so hot right now) over the last week and month. Then it’s time for SAGNOF, with the closer situations, potential waiver-wire pickups, and streaming pitchers.
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4 AUG 2026 · Baseball Podcast breaks down a wild day of MLB trades, including Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, Freddy Peralta to the Rays, Luis García Jr. to the Yankees, Luis Arraez to the Phillies, and plenty more. We discuss the fantasy fallout from all the moves, which players could see their value rise or fall with new teams, and whether changing leagues, roles, ballparks, or playoff aspirations should change our rankings. Plus, Max Clark gets the call, SAGNOF, waiver wire targets, and streaming options for the stretch run.
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28 JUL 2026 · It's MLB trade deadline season, and we're breaking down all of the fantasy baseball implications on this week's Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. Grey and B_Don discuss Jose Caballero’s tough week and play Commissioner of Baseball to find a solution.
We look at the first trade of deadline season as the Red Sox trade with the Nationals. Then, we get into all the other trade rumors out there and discuss what some of the roster and fantasy repercussions might be including what prospects we might get a look at following the deadline.
Plus, we cover injury replacements, speculative saves targets, and our favorite streaming pitchers for the upcoming week to help you gain an edge in your fantasy matchups. If you're looking to stay ahead of the trade market and prepare for the fantasy playoffs, we've got you covered.
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21 JUL 2026 · After a couple weeks away, it’s time to catch up on the prospect call-ups from the last couple of weeks. Then it's time for our first-half fantasy superlatives. We hand out awards for MVP, LVP, Rookie of the Year, Breakout Player, Bounceback Player, and our annual "I Told You So" and "I Was Wrong" honors.
Looking ahead to the stretch run, we identify our favorite buy-low and sell-high candidates. We also make some bold second-half predictions, discuss potential breakout stars, and tackle the latest SAGNOF saves situations for fantasy managers chasing every last category point.
All that plus waiver wire pickups, streaming options, and plenty of second-half fantasy baseball strategy on this week's Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast.
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| Organization | Grey Albright |
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