Twitter is nice, quick, easy. But there is no depth to it. It’s really hard to argue on Twitter, at least effectively, since there just isn’t enough space.
Email is nice, but if you’ve ever emailed Mr. Mans you know your odds of getting a reply aren’t high (hey, he’s a busy guy).
If you’ve tried to reach Jeff or I on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio (Sirius 210, XM 87) you know it’s not easy to get through on the phone lines.
If you want to get an answer to your question – and aren’t willing to wait a bit by posting your question on the new Fantasy Alarm Forums, then how about you hit us up on Live Advice Friday’s?
This Friday, July 22nd, Jeff and I will be available for you to ask questions at 2 PM EDT. You can ask about baseball. You can ask about football. Rookies? Trades? Draft Pick usage? ADP data? Strategies? Theories? Anything along those lines that you have a question about, just fire away. That’s how Live Advice at Fantasy Alarm works.
Here's all you need to do to be a part of the event.
1 - You need to sign in to your Fantasy Alarm account. You can create an account for Free if you don’t have one (don't worry we aren't asking for a donation or anything).
2 – Make sure you are signed in to your Fantasy Alarm account.
3 - Click on the LIVE ADVICE link located right here.
That’s all you need to do.
Follow those three steps and you'll be able to ask The Oracle, and Mr. Mans, a question and get your answer in more than just one sentence.
Here are some links to bookmark.
Our Player News is updated quickly, if not quicker if being honest, than any outlet in fantasy.
We have the Player Profile Series in which Ray Flowers digs deep into players to provide a definitive outlook on the ballplayer.
If you aren’t interested in DFS and player the traditional fantasy game, we have a Seasonal Package for you.
If you aren’t interested in the season long game and are interested in Daily Fantasy Sports, we have our DFS package for you.
We also have a tools page that includes information on Daily Lineups, Depth Charts, Batter vs. Pitcher Data, Projections, Stats and Sortable DFS Salaries.