Fantasy Baseball Today

Fantasy Baseball Today has been running for so long it basically counts as a public utility for fantasy managers. Host Scott White leads the CBS Sports show with a rotating crew including Frank Stampfl and Chris Towers, and they put out episodes almost every weekday during the season. That cadence is the whole point. When a closer blows a save in Milwaukee or a rookie gets the call from Triple-A at 10pm, these guys are on it by the next morning with actionable advice about who to grab, who to drop, and who to sit tight on. The tone is friendly and a little nerdy in the best way. Scott has strong opinions about player valuations and is not shy about admitting when a ranking he defended in March has aged poorly. The show leans on Statcast data, batted-ball profiles, and bullpen hierarchy charts, but it never feels like a stats lecture. Segments include waiver wire targets, two-start pitcher rankings, buy-low and sell-high candidates, and listener questions that often surface useful edge cases the hosts had not considered. Draft season gets special treatment with mock drafts, tier breakdowns, and sleeper episodes that run long. What sets it apart from the crowded fantasy baseball field is consistency. The hosts have chemistry built from years of doing this together, the production is clean, and the advice is grounded rather than hot-take driven. If you manage even one roto or head-to-head team, this belongs in your weekly rotation.