Where to Find These Stats & What They Mean

Last lesson, we talked about all sorts of pitcher stats you should be looking at.

Most of you probably know already where you need to go in order to find these stats. Many of you may even know exactly what is considered a “good stat” and what is considered a “bad stat” in these areas.

In order to make sure no one is left hanging, however (and in order to make sure you are not just “assuming” you know what is considered a good and bad stat in these areas), we are going to cover these quickly before moving onto the types of hitters I like to target at Coors.

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JM Tohline (JMToWin)

JM Tohline (Tuh-lean) – DFS alias JMToWin – is a novelist and a DFS player who specializes in high-stakes MLB and NFL tourneys, with a strategy geared toward single-entry play in multi-entry tourneys. He joined the DFS scene at the beginning of the 2014 MLB season, and has since won five DFS championship seats and two separate trips to the Bahamas. His tendency to type a lot of words leads to a corresponding tendency to divulge all his DFS thoughts, strategies, and secrets…which is exactly what he does in his RotoGrinders articles and RotoAcademy courses. You can find JM on Twitter at JMToWin.