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60 sats \ 4 replies \ @chrisliss OP 8 Apr \ on: Chris Liss AMA -- ChrisLiss.com | Realmansports.com, formerly SiriusXM/RotoWire AMA
FWIW -- my "career" if you can call it that was in fantasy sports, not sports journalism -- we built a business around that and got pretty serious in high stakes leagues where you could win a good chunk of $.
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56 sats \ 3 replies \ @grayruby 8 Apr
One day @Undisciplined can regale you with the tale of how he managed to get Allen and Mahomes in our fantasy football draft. He still lost to me in the playoffs. Just saying.
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93 sats \ 2 replies \ @chrisliss OP 8 Apr
haha, fantasy football is so arbitrary in the playoffs. You can kill it in the regular season and get bounced in the first round. Baseball is much more true to form. One guy had a saying that the village idiot could win your fantasy football league, but never the baseball one.
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20 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 8 Apr
We currently have a fantasy baseball league going as well. First year we have done it. I haven't played fantasy baseball in over a decade so it has been fun.
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60 sats \ 0 replies \ @chrisliss OP 8 Apr
Fantasy baseball is great (and so is NBA), but it's also hell to manage. I actually outsourced management of my high stakes leagues to some hard core guys. I bought the entry fee, we split the winnings, I draft, they do all the grunt (in-season) management work.
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