Being nominated by the @FSWA is a great honor. This category is loaded with brilliant writers. Thanks to @FantasyPts, @TheHuddle, @FantasyPros, and @SKProFootball for allowing me to produce content for them this year.

Thursday June 18: #Knicks NBA Championship parade Opening round of the U.S. Open White Sox @ Yankees New York is about to have itself a day.

As usual, @Fanatics fumbles a championship merch drop. One #Knicks blue championship shirt. What moron designed this collection? Laughably bad gear.

DANHAUSEN IS THE KING OF NEW YORK! CONGRATULATIONS @nyknicks THE KINGS OF NEW YORK! UNCURSED!

It’s still real to me. #AlwaysKnicks

You know Polish Fest is gonna be a good time when they mention beer TWICE in the same sentence.

Tank Dell is FREE in drafts currently. Best bet to play in the slot. Electric with the ball in his hands. Wins at every level. Easiest upside click late in fantasy football drafts.

What are @Fantasy_Guru’s best bets for the 2026 NFL season? Listen as the prop bet king drops a handful of plays that our projections at @FantasyPts back. Pay your fantasy football league fees with the info from the latest Fantasy Points Podcast.

It worked for the Knicks. #WorldCup

Not a surprise after the results of the criminal trial. Diggs is cleared by the league and I’d expect him to sign somewhere soon. #FFLegalUpdate

Michael Wilson and Parker Washington were extraordinary over the second half of 2025 as Year 3 players. They averaged 19.7 and 14.6 PPG, respectively, from Week 10 through the NFL Playoffs. However, neither had a meaningful fantasy season before (at least 10 PPG -- aka low-end WR4 territory). That got me wondering: How often have we seen non-Round 1 or Round 2 NFL Draft picks average 14 PPG in the second half of their Year 3 to 5 season without a prior 10 PPG fantasy season? And more importantly, how did they do in the following two seasons? Hunter Renfrow (2021): 16.8 PPG --> 8.1, 3.0 Rishard Matthews (2015): 15.2 PPG --> 13.3, 11.2 Marquise Goodwin (2017): 14.9 PPG --> 7.9, 4.8 Markus Wheaton (2015): 14.8 PPG --> 5.0, 0.7 Russell Gage (2020): 14.6 PPG --> 11.9, 9.5 Jauan Jennings (2024): 14.1 PPG --> 11.6 For the record, I am not pronouncing this as some in-depth study that 100% defines how we should view Wilson and Washington. However, we shouldn't dismiss this sort of data either, imo. Both carry significant bust potential.

New podcast up! @DrakeFantasy and I go over 15 season-long best bets. The list I popped out this time last year went 11-4, so check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

Knicks legends backroom so packed it’s like something out of Goodfellas

“Liz Lemon, this is Dan Houseman.” “It’s Danhausen.” “Whatever his name is, I gave him 5 dollars to curse Martin Lawrence in 1996 and I’ve been on top ever since”

Ladd McConkey is Ryan Heath's favorite bet to follow Jaxon Smith-Njigba's Year 3 breakout 🥇 Here's how their Year 1 and Year 2 metrics stack up, and what conditions are setting McConkey up for the leap! And if you haven't read this groundbreaking article yet, what are you doing?! (Psst, it's free) x.com/RyanJ_Heath/status/205…

New album just dropped: My Mayor's still Muslim My bagel's still Jewish The Pope's on our side Knicks in 5!!!

Shout out to Taylor Swift for dropping her future husband's loser teams. Don't change for anyone.