I've been impressed with ESPN's coverage of fantasy baseball this year. They have a weekly hourly show on ESPNnews on Sundays. During Baseball 2night they usually have a fantasy segment with a expert giving their analysis.
Mattew Berry is ESPN's main fantasy expert and he is one of the few fantasy experts on TV that actually knows what he's talking about. I'm impressed that ESPN went out and got someone with as much knowledge and expertise. He doesn't talk about the obvious cliche things most experts talk about like start A-Rod, but really digs deep into the stats to find something not on the surface.
the only thing I dislike about Berry is that he advices people to pick up guys off the waiver wire who should of been drafted or who should of been picked up a long time ago. I think the other day he advised people to pick up guys like Aubrey Huff, Ben broussard(?), Billy Butler, Michael Bourn, Edison Volquez and Johnny Cueto. If Cueto's still available then you need to find a new league.
Last edited by MasterX1918 on Thu Apr 10, 2008 12:32 am, edited 1 time in total.
The Guru wrote:I've been impressed with ESPN's coverage of fantasy baseball this year. They have a weekly hourly show on ESPNnews on Sundays. During Baseball 2night they usually have a fantasy segment with a expert giving their analysis.
Mattew Berry is ESPN's main fantasy expert and he is one of the few fantasy experts on TV that actually knows what he's talking about. I'm impressed that ESPN went out and got someone with as much knowledge and expertise. He doesn't talk about the obvious cliche things most experts talk about like start A-Rod, but really digs deep into the stats to find something not on the surface.
ESPN and Matthew Berry
Mathew Berry is a far cry from a fantasy expert. Karabell can be ok at times but he isn't so great either. You could find a dozen guys on this forum who know more than these two clowns.
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by The Guru » Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:47 pm 
ESPN and Matthew Berry
