The Quinton

The Quinton: Valuing Disappointing Players

Examining why our nature leads us to improperly value players who are likely to underperform, and how to fix those decision-making flaws.

Offseason trading can put you in murkier waters than in-season talks, so Jeff offers advice to help clearythe path to a deal.

Examining the hurdles fantasy owners must clear to truly achieve an effective, dynamic strategy.

Looking back on and evaluating our in-season fantasy decision.

How to prepare to deal with the uncommon scenarios that might arise in your fantasy leagues.

How to avoid bias when choosing who to start and sit.

Jeff evaluates his decision not to overpay for closers in his NL-only keeper league.

The first article in Jeff's process-review series, reviewing lessons from his experience with David Peralta.

Lessons Jeff learned over the past week.

Strategy, process, and decision-making help for your deadline dealing.

What to do when there aren't any obvious (or not-so-obvious) trades to make as the deadline approaches.

There's nothing wrong with being in first place-as long as you transcend the biases that accompany topping the standings.

Are we just chasing our own tails until we inevitably die?

Why getting to know how your leaguemates' operate is critical come trade season.

A rundown of the ingredients needed to make the most of your fantasy wheeling and dealing this summer.

How to maintain a sound process when making choices during the fantasy season.