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Our Mission: We at TheFantasyFix.com are committed to providing you, the reader, with accurate, concise and relevant fantasy sports information in a timely manner to assist you in winning your leagues.
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Alan Harrison – FounderCurrently residing in San Diego, Alan is Originally from the “Center of the Universe”, where more fist-pumpers than baseball players go to see Dr. James Andrews for Tommy John surgery and where Jimmy Hoffa IS buried – New Jersey. His fondest sports memory was the 1992 Notre Dame vs. Penn State “Snow Bowl”, in which a two-point conversion from Rick Mirer to Reggie Brooks led the Irish to victory. In a close second was being on the green for Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open comeback victory at Torrey Pines in 2008. Alan has been playing fantasy sports since 1992 – When he began logging player’s statistics into his school notebooks, instead of his homework. Alan has been a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association since 2011. Follow Alan’s nonsense on Twitter @TheFantasyFix |
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Brett Talley – Managing Editor/Host of TFF RadioBrett is currently an attorney in a small law firm in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Before becoming a contributor for thefantasyfix.com, Brett was a weekly sports columnist for the Texas Tech student newspaper, The Daily Toreador. During baseball season Brett writes a weekly starting pitcher article, The Rubber. Brett is also the host of TheFantasyFix.com Podcast. Each week he is joined by a different writer from the fantasy industry to talk fantasy sports. Former guests include Kevin Goldstein, Jason Collette, Mike Clay, and Nick Raducanu. You can follow him on Twitter @therealTAL
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Andrew Miller – Senior WriterAndrew is currently studying to become a teacher even though he’s already graduated from college once. His background is in journalism with experience writing for four different newspapers in southern Illinois, where he went to school and currently lives. Andrew loves watching sports, especially the St. Louis Cardinals and LSU football, thinks the NFL is overrated, and enjoys playing with his cat and dog. Andrew’s favorite fantasy sport – by far – is baseball, although basketball and hockey are in a close tie for second. |
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Albert Lang – Senior WriterAlbert has been playing and arguing about baseball and fantasy sports since 2002. Since 1982, he has also been largely miserable (here’s looking at you Armando Benitez) because of the Orioles and Eagles. Albert has won leagues and lost leagues, but he has the most fun debating player values. Albert typically plays in several baseball and football leagues a year. He also is an avid baseball card collector and writes about older players and their historical value relative to the Hall of Fame and their peers/current players. When not harassing league mates with trades and analyzing what categories his team performs poorly in, Albert is a communications professional in Washington, D.C. He has an awesome puppy named Charlotte. You can find more of Albert’s work at http://h2hcorner.wordpress.com. Follow Albert on Twitter @AlbertLeRoi
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Scott Barzilla – Senior WriterScott Barzilla is editor in chief at hardballchat.com and the author of four books including The Hall of Fame Index. You can find his books on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com. He is an adjunct professor in psychology and proud father of one. He is also willing to counsel any fellow Astros fan for a nominal fee.
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John Marino – Fantasy Sports ContributorI hail from Hancock, NY on the Delaware River in the Catskill mountains. I attended Niagara University where I played SS for the Division 1 college. I have coached baseball/softball at the high school level for 15 years. My real job is owning and running our family firearms business, Marino’s Outdoor World, which has been located in Hancock since 1923. I started playing fantasy sports in 1987 doing the statistics by hand. I still commission those leagues today. Normally I play in up to 10 fantasy leagues in each sport except hockey. Cant get enough of it. Fondest memories are attending 12 different Yankees World Series games most notably the 1977 series with the Dodgers. I am a cancer survivor of 10 years now. After going through the every day battle with cancer I have learned that life is to short and it is precious. Live every day like its your last…Follow me on Twitter @jmarbing
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Ryan Coombs – Fantasy Sports ContributorA toolsy but middling Little Leaguer, Ryan was barred from the league after a rival parent mistook his chicken pox as backne, prompting a PED scandal that shook a small Massachusetts town. Two local beat reporters have issued blank Little League Hall of Fame ballots every year since in a show of their moral superiority. To be fair, his head did grow a few sizes in the subsequent years. Tweet him your scorn @RMC00mbs
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Ilyn Yeh – Fantasy Sports ContributorI’m from San Ramon, California which is 30 miles east of San Francisco. I received a B.S. in BioEngineering from the University of California, Berkeley in 2003. Since then I’ve been working 9-5 as a computer programmer. I admit to being a bandwagon fan, as my earliest sports memories were from 1986(I was five) when the New York Giants, and New York Mets took home the championships. I’ve been a lifelong fan ever since. My greatest sports memory is being an 8th grader, and rushing the court of the Oakland Coliseum after Jason Kidd led the Golden Bears to an upset over #1 ranked UCLA.Follow me on Twitter @ilyn
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Steve Mims – Fantasy Sports ContributorI have been playing fantasy sports for more than half of my life, starting out in the Armchair Football League as a freshman in high school in 1985. I’ve been playing fantasy football ever since, and been in fantasy baseball for nearly two decades and am most proud of my 2007 Scoresheet simulated title in 2007 when I grabbed Tim Lincecum, Ryan Braun, and Hunter Pence as rookies, waited a month for them to get to the big-leagues, and won the championship. I was cursed early in life to root for the hometown Blazers, but I now laugh at them, and I was also cursed to be forced into being a Royals fan at age 7 when my brother told me I had to root for the team of whatever baseball card I pulled out of a cereal box and found Freddie Patek waiting for me. My longtime passion is Oregon microbrews and my new passion is daily fantasy sports. My mom (pictured with me) taught me all I know about fantasy sports. |
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James Bryce – Fantasy Sports ContributorJames is currently a full-time student at UCSD majoring in both Communications and Urban Studies and Planning. He also works full-time for the retail grocery industry. In the disappearing spare-time that he has James can be found playing USSSA slow-pitch softball. Currently he is going into his thirteenth season playing fantasy sports. He specializes in baseball and football. He puts a high emphasis on numbers in his sports world, especially baseball. His best sports memory includes the Chargers 2008 playoff win at home against the Colts, best game ever!!!!You can follow James on Twitter @BoltLife4ME
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