Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast

Grey Albright
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  1. 1D AGO

    Grey's Top 20 Rankings for 2026

    The Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast is back with a breakdown of the top of the fantasy baseball board. B_Don asks Grey about his top 20 players for 2026 drafts, arguing ceilings, floors, Statcast gods, and whether JOBU needs to apologize to Shohei Ohtani. Tier 1 starts with an obvious Ohtani and Aaron Judge discussion as they operate in their own universe. Next up, we dig into the “mortals with divine upside” section. Any of these guys could put up a historic season. Given the mix of elite batted-ball data, top level speed that tantalizes us, and what safety these top players might bring to the roster. Tier 4 is where hope meets anxiety, and tier 5 is the TikTok Algorithm tier, featuring hype, youth, and Statcast heaters. Following those bats, we finally see our first arms and we discuss the risk in taking arms early in drafts.   Listen up for all of our tier jokes, Statcast deep dives, projection debates, and draft strategy all rolled into one episode. If you’re prepping for early drafts, dynasty decisions, or just want to argue about who actually deserves to be elite, this one’s for you.

    1h 54m

  2. 12/13/2025

    Winter Meetings 2025/2026

    Grey and B_Don run through a packed offseason update starting with the Orioles who continue to load up. The big move is Pete Alonso signing for five years and 155 million dollars after a 2025 season with 38 home runs and career best quality of contact numbers. The concern is the park shift going from a top right handed power park to Camden. Baltimore also names Ryan Helsley closer on a two year deal despite a rough 2025. The O’s bolstered the offense with a trade that acquired Taylor Ward, but they trade away a young arm in Grayson Rodriguez to the Angels. The Mets shake things up by sending Brandon Nimmo to Texas and bringing in Marcus Semien. Devin Williams stays in New York on a three year deal switching leagues. In Toronto, the Blue Jays commit long term to Dylan Cease with a seven year deal buying into the strikeouts and hoping the ratios rebound while Cody Ponce returns from overseas on a three year contract. The Rays add Cedric Mullins on a one year deal hoping for a power speed bounce back sign Steven Matz after strong ratios in limited innings and claim Jake Fraley off waivers. The Dodgers make a massive bullpen splash by signing Edwin Diaz for three years immediately cementing one of the most dominant closer situations in baseball. The Red Sox overhaul their pitching acquiring Sonny Gray from the Cardinals adding Johan Oviedo from the Pirates trading Vaughn Grissom to the Angels and reshuffling depth in multiple deals. Elsewhere the Braves strengthen the bullpen with Robert Suarez and add Mike Yastrzemski Seattle and Washington swap prospects in a deal involving Harry Ford the Diamondbacks take a one year flier on Mike Soroka the Angels add Alek Manoah and the White Sox bring Anthony Kay back from Japan. Plenty of fantasy ripple effects as Grey and B_Don break down where the value may or may not be heading into draft season.

    1h 8m

  3. 10/07/2025

    Top 20 For 2026

    Grey and B_Don are looking forward to 2026 and drafting their top 20 players on this week's Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast. While they may agree on the top 3 draft picks, what comes after that is anyone's guess. Do the veterans get the respect they deserve or are we chasing shiny young upside? Steals are a mystery, but both of us have our own conspiracy theories on the topic. Grey catches B_Don off guard by... listening to him. Listen and find out how many players can we label as 30/30 bats for 2026? The guys discuss the pitchers at the top of the draft board and might even draft one (for mock draft purposes only). Which players are we buying for bounce backs, breakouts, or just continued excellence.   *Grey and B_Don reserve the right to completely change their minds by the start of the 2026 season. Subscribe to the Razzball Patreon account to get Grey's rankings early.

    1h 15m

  4. 09/30/2025

    2025 End Of Season Recap

    The 2025 fantasy baseball season is officially in the rearview, and we’re here to recap the chaos, lick our wounds, and pretend we saw it all coming. Nobody cares about anyone else’s league, but we’re going to tell you about ours anyway. We’re breaking down all the biggest trends from 2025 and seeing if there are any trends worth factoring into our 2026 season.  We also take a long, painful look at our best and worst calls of the year. For some reason, the Ls haunt us more than the Ws. Superlatives? We’ve got ‘em. MVPs, LVPs, guys we’re done with, and a few players we just can’t quit. We also hand out Rookie of the Year, breakout, and bounceback awards. Join us as we wrap up the 2025 season with a mix of analysis, fantasy therapy, and unfiltered honesty; and maybe, just maybe, help you get a head start on next year’s draft prep.

    1h 16m

  5. 09/22/2025

    What To Do About These Guys?

    In this week’s episode, we dive into the latest shakeups on the player rater, highlighted by Cal Raleigh’s surge to #1. Where does he belong among the ranks next season and what kind of projections do the guys give him? The Cubs somehow made the playoffs, but just as confusing as that is some of the Cubs player values for next year. Should you be buying or selling Pete Crow-Armstrong, and can you trust Michael Busch’s rollercoaster season? The Braves bats are showing up just in time to tempt us back next year, but should we fall for the likes for Matt Olson, Drake Baldwin, and what about the great Ronald Acuna Jr.?  Finally, we wrap with a way-too-early 2025 SP preview — is it Skubal and Skenes at the top? Where do Crochet, Peralta, Yamamoto, and Misiorowski fit into the mix?

    1h 11m

  6. 09/16/2025

    Now You Show Up!

    It’s a late-season prospect frenzy on the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast! Grey and B_Don break down a flurry of recent call-ups, including Bryce Eldridge (Giants), Trey Yesavage (Blue Jays), Moises Ballesteros (Cubs), Connelly Early (Red Sox), and Denzer Guzman (Angels). We dig into their minor league numbers, fantasy relevance, and whether they can make an impact down the stretch or are better suited as dynasty stashes. Plus, B_Don makes a crazy comp.  We also shift gears to look at some players heating up in the second half. Mark Vientos is flashing real power, Royce Lewis is finally showing that upside (as long as he stays healthy), and Ozzie Albies has quietly been one of the most productive 2B since the break. Is it too little too late? Or signs of things to come in 2026? Whether you're chasing a title or scouting for next year, this episode is packed with insight, analysis, and plenty of classic Razzball banter. Tune in, subscribe, and stay ahead of the game!

    1h 13m

  7. 09/09/2025

    2nd Half Leaders

    The Mets called up Brandon Sproat. Despite his lofty pre-season ranking, is he fantasy-relevant? Then, we dig into the second-half power surge across the league. Kyle Schwarber is once again proving he’s one of the most underrated power bats in the game, and he’s currently sitting at #5 on the Player Rater. Is it finally time to draft him like a top-tier slugger? Jo Adell is showing signs of the breakout we've been chasing for years. Is this real or is this just fantasy? Willy Adames is putting up another strong second half. He may be a 30 HR shortstop, but do we want him? We also dive into the unique value of guys like Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Corbin Carroll. Do we like them for 2026? And how do we value the pure speed threat that is  Chandler Simpson? All that and more on this week’s Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast!

    1h 5m

  8. 09/01/2025

    2nd Half

    On this episode of the Razzball Fantasy Baseball Podcast, Grey Albright and B_Don flip the script and dive into the players who’ve stumbled through the second half of the season. After weeks of covering late-season breakouts, it’s time to talk about the guys who’ve let fantasy managers down when it matters most and whether their struggles should impact your outlook heading into 2026. The show kicks off with a look at the latest wave of prospect call-ups, including Harry Ford, Sal Stewart, Jonah Tong, Carter Jensen, and Payton Tolle. From big strikeout arms to power-speed bats, we break down who’s worth watching and who might be more hype than help for this season. From there, they turn their attention to some big names slipping late in the year. Kyle Tucker’s numbers have taken a hit amid an ongoing finger issue. James Wood has massively fallen off, but can he adapt back? Seiya Suzuki, Jeremy Peña, and Lawrence Butler have all fallen off the map offensively, leaving managers wondering if they’re due for rebounds or regression. And what do we even make of Oneil Cruz at this point? Even top pick Elly De La Cruz hasn’t been immune to the slump.

    1h 9m
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