Fantasy Baseball 2015, Scratching the Surface: Using Data To Your Advantage

by Thomas J. McFeeley

Overview

Who are the Fantasy Baseball sleepers in 2015? Who will regress? What are the winning strategies and approaches in Fantasy Baseball? Which sabermetric terms are important, and how can you best use them to win your league? If The Doors were a major league pitcher, which one would they be?
"Fantasy Baseball 2015: Scratching the Surface" answers all those questions, and more.
Who are the Fantasy Baseball sleepers in 2015? Who will regress? What are the winning strategies and approaches in Fantasy Baseball? Which sabermetric terms are important, and how can you best use them to win your league? If The Doors were a major league pitcher, which one would they be?
"Fantasy Baseball 2015: Scratching the Surface" answers all those questions, and more.
Award-winning Fantasy sports writer Thomas J. McFeeley spends his winters, weeknights, and weekends pouring through charts, spreadsheets, and little-known data sources to gain any advantage on his numerous Fantasy teams. Let his nerdy nature benefit you this season. Tom's writing has been featured in ESPN The Magazine, The New York Daily News, The Baltimore Sun and he is a regular contributor to RotoExperts and SportsGrid and he is the 2013 winner for Best Fantasy Sports Humor Column by the FWSA.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151313940
Publisher:	Thomas J. McFeeley
Publication date:	03/02/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	537 KB

About the Author

Thomas J. McFeeley is an award-winning Fantasy sports writer, having contributed content to RotoExperts, SportsGrid, Sports Jerks, NFL Soup, and MLB Soup. As a freelance writer, he has been published in ESPN The Magazine, The New York Daily News, The Baltimore Sun, and several other newspapers around the country. Native to the New York area, Tom developed an unfortunate Mets and Jets habit early on, which fueled his desire to study the sports so he could pay attention beyond mid-season. A proud alumnus of Iona College, you can often find Tom squinting at mid-major basketball games on ESPN3 when he should be meeting his deadlines. He lives in northwestern Indiana (he prefers “Chicago suburb”) with his partner, Rachel Miller, and The Creatures, Mason and McClaryn Miller.