About Us

Fantasy Bullpen, LLC. is a fantasy baseball media and technology company based in Madison, Connecticut. Right now our site consists of a baseball blog that uses sabermetric tools to analyze both major league moves and fantasy baseball strategy. We bring you up to date information on happenings within major league baseball, as well as how these events should affect the races and your fantasy teams. We also publish many feature stories on fantasy baseball strategy and other sabermetric topics. We plan on exapnding our site to include many user-based, social features. 

Why Fantasy Bullpen?

There are so many websites on the Internet that are devoted to fantasy sports, and fantasy baseball in general. So why would you use fantasy bullpen? Because our writers are trained in sabermetric analysis and are up to date on the latest statistical measures. There are plenty of sites that do this well (although we do it the way we think it should be done), however there are so many bigger writers at bigger sites that are posting crap every single day. These experts (and I’m not saying all of them by any means) are relying on their “gut” and just really pulling stuff out of their ass. We don’t do that at Fantasy Bullpen.

For general comments, questions, etc. email Info@fantasybullpen.com.

Our staff

Alex Geshwind - Alex Geshwind is the founder and administrator of Fantasybullpen.com.  He writes baseball and fantasy sports related columns, making heavy use of sabermetrics. He is also the webmaster of the soon to be launched fantasybullpen.com forums. He can be reached (and please, contact me with ANY questions) at: alex.geshwind@fantasybullpen.com.

Ryan Gilbert - Ryan Gilbert is a beat writer for the Fantasy Bullpen blog, directing content and covering breaking major league baseball news while analyzing it using advanced statistical techniques. He can be reached at: ryan.gilbert@fantasybullpen.com.

Jack Smith - Jack Smith is a baseball columnist specializing in Major League Baseball history, historical research, and statistical analysis. He has over 5 years of fantasy baseball experience and is based in the Los Angeles area. He can be reached at: bigjohnlackey@fantasybullpen.com.

Daniel Lynch - Daniel Lynch writes fantasy sports strategy related columns for Fantasybullpen.com. He is also going to be (heavily) relied a upon to publish strategic essays in or annual publication. He can be reached at: daniel.lynch@fantasybullpen.com