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We’ve reached the pinnacle of the European red-clay season as we begin Roland Garros in the fall. Of course, this Grand Slam is held annually in late May, so conditions are going to be far different than usual, and players have already been voicing such. Word out of Paris is the courts are wet, heavy, […]

We’ve reached the pinnacle of the European red-clay season as we begin Roland Garros in the fall. Of course, this Grand Slam is held annually in late May, so conditions are going to be far different than usual, and players have already been voicing such. Word out of Paris is the courts are wet, heavy, […]

We’ve reached the pinnacle of the European red-clay season as we begin Roland Garros in the fall. Of course, this Grand Slam is held annually in late May, so conditions are going to be far different than usual, and players have already been voicing such. Word out of Paris is the courts are wet, heavy, […]

We’ve reached the pinnacle of the European red-clay season as we begin Roland Garros in the fall. Of course, this Grand Slam is held annually in late May, so conditions are going to be far different than usual, and players have already been voicing such. Word out of Paris is the courts are wet, heavy, […]

We’ve reached the pinnacle of the European red clay season as we begin Roland Garros in the fall. Of course, this Grand Slam is held annually in late May, so conditions are going to be far different than usual, and players have already been voicing such. Word out of Paris is the courts are wet, […]

We’ve reached the pinnacle of the European red clay season as we begin Roland Garros in the fall. Of course, this Grand Slam is held annually in late May, so conditions are going to be far different than usual, and players have already been voicing such. Word out of Paris is the courts are wet, […]

It feels like just a couple weeks ago that we were discussing U.S. Open outrights doesn’t it? Well, that’s because we were. Due to the changes in the 2020 schedule, tennis’ French Open begins Sunday, just two weeks to the day after the U.S. Open Men’s Final. Much like the U.S. Open, there are some […]

After a week in Rome, the final tune-up before the French Open heads to France and Germany for the WTA and ATP, respectively. What a week in Rome it was, as Rafael Nadal went out in the quarterfinal, and Victoria Azarenka continued her magical run with a double bagel over the Australian Open champion Sofia […]

After a week in Rome, the final tune-up before the French Open heads to France and Germany for the WTA and ATP, respectively. What a week in Rome it was, as Rafael Nadal went out in the quarterfinal, and Victoria Azarenka continued her magical run with a double bagel over the Australian Open champion Sofia […]

After a week in Rome, tennis’ final tune-up before the French Open heads to France and Germany for the WTA and ATP, respectively, and our DFS attention turns that way as well. What a week in Rome it was, as Rafael Nadal went out in the quarterfinal, and Victoria Azarenka continued her magical run with […]

The US Open is done, and now we move on to Rome for the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, followed by Grand Slam number three in Roland Garros. It’s unusual to see a big event like Rome so close to the hard-court season, but this is 2020 and these are unusual times. It […]

The US Open is done, and now we move on to Rome for the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, followed by Grand Slam number three in Roland Garros. It’s unusual to see a big event like Rome so close to the hard-court season, but this is 2020 and these are unusual times. It […]

The US Open is done, and now we move on to Rome for the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, followed by Grand Slam number three in Roland Garros. It’s unusual to see a big event like Rome so close to the hard-court season, but this is 2020 and these are unusual times. It […]

The US Open is done, and now we move on to Rome for the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, followed by Grand Slam number three in Roland Garros. It’s unusual to see a big event like Rome so close to the hard-court season, but this is 2020 and these are unusual times. It […]

The US Open is done, and now we move on to Rome for the Italian Open on the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, with Grand Slam No. 3 in Roland Garros coming up soon. It’s unusual to see a big event like Rome so close to the hardcourt season, but this is 2020 […]

We have moved past the US Open, and now we head to Europe for some clay-court tennis. To begin, a couple small events in Kitzbuhel and Istanbul, and then we’ll move to Rome for the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, followed by Grand Slam number three in Roland Garros. It’s unusual to see […]

We have moved past the US Open, and now we head to Europe for some clay-court tennis. To begin, a couple small events in Kitzbuhel and Istanbul, and then we’ll move to Rome for the ATP Masters series and WTA Premier 5, followed by Grand Slam number three in Roland Garros. It’s unusual to see […]

The WNBA has finally settled into the “wubble.” As we approach the end of the regular season and there’s been some really excellent play in the WNBA world. Some of the most interesting storylines include a healthy Seattle Storm roster, Chennedy Carter’s historical start to her rookie season (and her return from an ankle sprain), […]

Here we go. The 2020 US Open quarterfinals are here, and some of the names to reach the second week are staggering. One thing is for sure: There will be a new Grand Slam champion for the men. For the women, Serena Williams is still in position to make history, or will a fellow mother […]

We are quickly approaching the quarterfinals of the US Open. Same courts as the Western & Southern Open, as the USTA created a bubble in New York to host both events in the same location. As discussed last week, the hardcourts in New York are now laykold, also used in Miami and the indoor New […]

As we grind our way through this MLB season, some of the more interesting keys to building your player pool includes taking a look at the advanced statistical side of the game. Advanced stats give you a more in-depth, accurate look into how players are truly performing, and can indicate whether players are actually underperforming, […]

We are quickly approaching the quarterfinals of the US Open. It’s on the same courts as the Western & Southern Open, as the USTA created a bubble in New York to host both events in the same location. As discussed last week, the hardcourts in New York are now laykold, also used in Miami and […]

As we grind our way through this MLB season, some of the more interesting keys to building your player pool includes taking a look at the advanced statistical side of the game. Advanced stats give you a more in-depth, accurate look into how players are truly performing, and can indicate whether players are actually underperforming, […]

We are quickly approaching the quarterfinals of the US Open. Same courts as the Western & Southern Open, as the USTA created a bubble in New York to host both events in the same location. As discussed last week, the hardcourts in New York are now laykold, also used in Miami and the indoor New […]

We are quickly approaching the quarterfinals of the US Open. We had a wild Day 3 with a number of seeds getting greeted with an early exit, and their wide-open draw has only gotten more wide open. Same courts as the Western & Southern Open, as the USTA created a bubble in New York to […]

The WNBA has finally settled into the “wobble.” As we approach the end of the regular season and there’s been some really excellent play in the WNBA world. Some of the most interesting storylines include a healthy Seattle Storm roster, Chennedy Carter’s historical start to her rookie season (and her return from an ankle sprain), […]

We are quickly approaching the quarterfinals of the US Open. We had a wild Day 3 with a number of seeds getting greeted with an early exit, and their wide-open draw has only gotten more wide open. Same courts as the Western & Southern Open, as the USTA created a bubble in New York to […]

Well, the long wait is finally over, and we’ve reached the second Grand Slam of 2020. After a thrilling Australian Open, the world came to a halt, but we’re creeping back to some normalcy in the tennis world, and gearing ahead towards a wild finish to the season. Same courts as the Western & Southern […]

The WNBA has finally settled into the “wobble.” As we approach the end of the regular season and there’s been some really excellent play in the WNBA world. Some of the most interesting storylines include a healthy Seattle Storm roster, Chennedy Carter’s historical start to her rookie season (and her return from an ankle sprain), […]

Well, the long wait is finally over, and we’ve reached the second Grand Slam of 2020. After a thrilling Australian Open, the world came to a halt, but we’re creeping back to some normalcy in the tennis world, and gearing ahead towards a wild finish to the season. Same courts as the Western & Southern […]

Well, the long wait is finally over, and we’ve reached the second Grand Slam of 2020. After a thrilling Australian Open, the world came to a halt, but we’re creeping back to some normalcy in the tennis world and gearing ahead toward a wild finish to the season, along with the normal DFS action. This […]

Hello all. As we grind our way through this MLB season, some of the more interesting keys to building your player pool includes taking a look at the advanced statistical side of the game. Advanced stats give you a more in-depth, accurate look into how players are truly performing, and can indicate whether players are […]