Jack Dorfman
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- Sep 25, 2026
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162-Game Pace Stars to Draft: Jeremy Peña (opens the original)
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The so-called “back of the baseball card” numbers still matter to us. No matter how many new-fangled metrics are concocted, we can’t keep our eye from straying towards the .300 AVG/30 HR/100 RBI hitter. That’s the ideal. It’s how we were trained to think about players. In this article series, I’ll point out two two starting pitchers and two hitters who I think could fall victim to a bias away from low volume players, depressing their draft day costs for 2027. While it’s still too early to tell w
Today’s Comps for Tomorrow’s Aces: Part 3 (opens the original)
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162-Game Pace Stars to Draft: Logan Henderson (opens the original)
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“Billy, we’ve got 38 home runs, 120 RBIs to make up for…” “Guys, you’re still trying to replace Giambi. I told you we can’t do it. What we might be able to do is recreate him. Recreate him in the aggregate.” It’s so tempting to head into draft prep season thinking like this. We all have our GM hats on, though we may not all pull it off quite so well. We scour over projections, building out potential lineups based on how many of each Roto categories we need to fill to finish near the top of the t
Today’s Comps for Tomorrow’s Aces: Part 2 (opens the original)
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For many of us, our fantasy baseball seasons are effectively over. It wasn’t our year. But instead of sulking, something many of us do so well is to immediately turn to draft prep and the next season. In doing that, part of the process is looking back at the season to see some of the emerging young players and ascertain whether or not their emergence was real and repeatable. One of the classic ways to do this is by looking for comparisons of these young players to established major leaguers to s
Today’s Comps for Tomorrow’s Aces: Part 1 (opens the original)
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In the immortal words of Sugar Ray, sometimes, all we need is to “turn tomorrow into yesterday.” For many of us, that time is right now. Our fantasy baseball seasons are effectively over. It wasn’t our year. But instead of sulking, something many of us do so well is to immediately turn to draft prep and the next season. Which of your waiver wire adds will you want to bring back next season? Who were you envious of that you want to target in drafts next year? You’ll spend the offseason asking you
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