This month, January, is a virtual dead zone for fantasy sports. Most people don’t care about fantasy baseball yet and only the hardcore fantasy footballers are still scouring the Web for 2010 information with the season eight months away. Yet, Chinstrap Ninjas had it’s best month ever. We were honored by the recognition we received [...]
Just an FYI, we got an e-mail at the Chinstrap Ninjas offices today informing us that SportsNation, 4 p.m. eastern on ESPN2, chose the site to be in their A Site We Like segment. I’m sure most of you have seen the show before, astute sports fans that you are, but if you haven’t there’s [...]
I like to read Matthew Berry’s fantasy columns at ESPN. I’m not always in agreement with his predictions/projections/opinions, but he is entertaining to read if nothing else. If you haven’t read Berry’s Draft Day Manifesto or his 2009 Love/Hate lists, give them a read when you have time. It’s always beneficial to get multiple points [...]
Mark Reynolds, the slugging Arizona third baseman (with first base eligibility in Yahoo and ESPN leagues), is still available in 10% of Yahoo fantasy leagues somewhere. He’s not available in any of the leagues I play in. But, then again, we’re good fantasy players. We’re Ninjas. I’m not sure where these leagues are, but I [...]
MEMO To: All members of the Ninja Army From: ep Subject: We don’t quit at halftime I request your audience today to remind you that the fantasy baseball season is very near its midpoint. Most of you probably aren’t dominating every league you play in. If you are, congratulations, savant. For the rest of us, [...]
The Chinstrap Ninjas are American, but we have no biases. We know foreign countries aren’t as good at beer league softball as us, but they occasionally pop out a player who makes a somewhat minimal difference in fantasy baseball circles. Aroldis Chapman is expected to be next. According to a report from ESPN the Magazine, [...]
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