There can be no doubt that the Fantasy Pros 911 writing experience has helped in analyzing my fantasy team(s) over the past season. Not only that, it has rekindled my passion for writing, helped me improve my grammar (thanks to Mr. “its Tulowitzki not Tulowitski” Di Caprio), opened my eyes to more sabermetric stats than I could have imagined, and even rekindled some old friendships.
Sadly, this is how I’ve spent the many days since my last official communication with the Fantasy Pros Great Debate staff. Secluded in the confines of the sleepy seaside town where I live and work as a humble schoolteacher, I waited for the next debate topic in restless anticipation for weeks with nothing to distract me but my own deluded mutterings.
Thank you Fantasy Pros 911. I am honored that you allowed me to be a small part of your inaugural season. Ten years from now, when FP911 is “off the hook”, I’ll be telling all my friends how I competed in this crazy thing called a “Great Fantasy Debate”.
"BIG E" has to bring his best this week if he wants to move up in the standings. He has a great chance this week against the leader, Anthony Catanzaro. Is his aticle on Alfonso Soriano better? That'll be left up to you, the fans.
Anthony Catanzaro is the lead leader right now in "The Great Fantasy Debate," but will it last this week. Catanzaro tries to convience you he's still the man with his article on Alfonso Soriano.
Greg takes a crack at who will end up helping your Fantasy Baseball team more in the second half of the season. (Mind you these were submitted 10 days ago. The guys had their All-Star Break and are now coming back for more action.)
