The Quinton

The Quinton: Trades, Supply Chains, and Lead Times

Considering the sequence of a fantasy trade, from research to completion, can help us to avoid missing out on the best deals.

Identifying the two costs associated with each fantasy trade, and the best ways to ensure you make the optimal move.

A look at the obstacles to fantasy blockbusters and how we might overcome them.

As the fantasy staff prepares its bold predictions for the 2016 season, Jeff examines the biases that can underlie them.

Jeff shares a couple of lessons learned over the weekend in his -only league auctions.

Identifying and understanding the flaws in the wisdom of the crowd can be hugely beneficial in fantasy leagues.

Why the convenstional advice, "don't pay for saves," might not be a sound strategy.

How playing in leagues with different player-selection formats can make you a better overall fantasy player.

Partaking in mocks carries a significant beyond helping us to identify strategies and trades before the real deal.

Jeff defines reaching and explains whether it's ever an appropriate course of action in fantasy drafts.

The importance of properly weighting the scarcity factor when it comes to elite shortstops.

How to avoid strategic errors when dealing with a position that has seen an influx of top talent.

A look at the types of players who don't get swapped in fantasy leagues as often as they should be.

Why our idea of the typical, power-hitting first baseman may lead us to undervalue players who don't fit that mold.

The catcher position is seldom atop one's list of strategic bullet points, so flexible assumptions are key.

A couple of ways to ensure that we keep improving as fantasy players.