Podcasts about fantasy sports trade association

From Woodrow Wilson to Garrett Wilson, fantasy sports has a long and rich history in the United States, and with the present and future of fantasy, and especially daily fantasy (dfs) in the headlines at the moment, we thought we'd take a look at the origins and development of fantasy over the years, and why we're having the same conversations now as we were having 30+ years ago. To tackle this topic, SBC Americas host Jessica Welman and Sports Betting Hall of Famer Sue Schneider were joined on the podcast by Fantasy Sports pioneer, and a board member of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, Rick Wolf. Rick is the Senior Vice President B2B Partnerships at Spotlight Sports, and formerly held Fantasy Sports positions at CBS Sports and NBC Sports, and spent a decade as Executive Vice President of Rotoworld, making him the ideal person to take us through the history of fantasy. Host: Jessica WelmanGuests: Sue Schneider, Rick WolfProducer: James RossEditor: James RossiGaming Daily is sponsored by SBC Summit Latinoamerica, the flagship conference and trade show for senior executives in the Latin American betting and gaming industry. Get your tickets now at https://sbcevents.com/en/sbc-summit-latinoamerica/ and head to Miami for three days of epic networking, peerless educational conference content, and a packed exhibition floor.The event will bring together the leadership teams and product specialists from retail and online operators in markets including Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and many others to share information about best practice, launching in new territories, localized marketing strategies, and the latest technology.

***This episode was originally aired on Fantasy Football Origin Stories***Fantasy Football Origin Stories is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Sports Yesteryear.EPISODE SUMMARYIn this fourth episode, Matthew Berry (The Talented Mr. Roto) rides shotgun in the DeLorean, to take us back in time and learn about his Fantasy Football Origin Story. We talk about many topics, including:Matthew's first recollection of fantasy football How he used a Hollywood writing career (most specifically Married With Children) to launch his fantasy football careerThe process of writing for Married With Children and how he uses the process of organizing a story in fantasy footballThe origin of his nickname, "Talented Mr. Roto"His experience working Avengers: EndgameSome of Matthew's most trusted friends in the fantasy space and what they contributeMuch moreIf you're a fan of fantasy football, there's an almost 100% chance you've heard of Matthew Berry. You have certainly listened to him before your drafts, figuring out how to adjust your starting lineup, and most importantly the laughter you received listening to his shows. Either way, fantasy football fan or not, this episode will give you a little history into the origin story of one of the most influential people in the industry of all-time. So sit back, relax, and crank that baby up to 88mph!!!MATTHEW BERRY BIO***This bio is from the NBC Sports website***Football AnalystMatthew Berry, the celebrated fantasy football commentator and industry pioneer, joined NBC Sports in August 2022 as an analyst to provide his unique fantasy football and sports betting expertise. Berry regularly appears on Football Night in America and Sunday Night Football Final, Peacock's exclusive NFL post-game show.Throughout the NFL season, Berry hosts a weekly game-day fantasy football and sports betting show on Sundays from as well as “Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry,” a daily weekday show on Peacock and NBC Sports Digital properties.Berry also contributes weekly articles and video content across Rotoworld on NBCSportsEdge.com and NBC Sports digital properties, including his popular Love/Hate article, weekly fantasy football rankings, and more.Prior to joining NBC Sports, Berry spent 15 years at ESPN (2007-2022) as the lead fantasy football expert and is universally recognized as one of the pioneers of the fantasy sports industry. While at ESPN, Berry became one of the most popular sportswriters at the company, with his “Love/Hate” columns regularly among the most read pieces on ESPN.com on a weekly basis. Berry hosted ESPN2's Sunday morning show Fantasy Football Now and The Fantasy Show, which was ESPN's first daily show devoted to fantasy sports. He also appeared on programs such as Monday Night Countdown, Sunday NFL Countdown, SportsCenter, NFL Live, and ESPN's annual coverage of the NFL Draft. He also was host of the Fantasy Focus Football podcast, which was one of ESPN's top podcasts on a yearly basis. It was named best Fantasy Sports Podcast for 2015 and 2016 by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association.Berry is one of only five people to be named to the Hall of Fame for both the Fantasy Sports Trade Association and the Fantasy Sports Writers Association. He wrote the New York...

In hour two of VSiN Prime Time, hosts Tim Murray and Shaun King are joined by Paul Charchian, Chairman of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, as they break down Monday Night Football Quarterback Props and some receiving props.  Also in the show, Todd Fuhrman, Co-owner of the Bet the Board Podcast, as they break down the upcoming Monday Night Football game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Fantasy Football season! And so, on this week's SeventySix Capital Leadership Series, Wayne Kimmel interviews Matthew Berry, aka “The Talented Mr. Roto," ESPN's Senior Fantasy Sports Analyst, co-host of the Fantasy Focus podcast, and founder of Fantasy Life. Berry's work forms the foundation of ESPN's industry-leading fantasy football coverage. His annual pre-season “Love/Hate” column consistently ranks among the most trafficked stories on ESPN.com each year. One of only five people to be named to the Hall of Fame for both the Fantasy Sports Trade Association and the Fantasy Sports Writers Association, Berry is an Emmy Award winner for his work on ESPN2's Sunday morning show Fantasy Football and appears regularly across ESPN television and radio. Berry is also a New York Times best-selling author for his book Fantasy Life, and has been named to Sports Illustrated's “Top 100 to follow on Twitter.” Tune in to find out more!

ABOUT PETER SCHOENKE:Peter Schoenke is the co-founder and President of RotoWire.com, a leading content and technology provider to fantasy sports consumers and media companies including ESPN, Yahoo! Sports, NFL.com, FanDuel, DraftKings and Sirius XM Radio. Mr. Schoenke is also a board member of the Fantasy Sports & Gaming Association, where he heads up lobbying and government affairs and served more than a decade as Chairman. Mr. Schoenke has led the FSGA's efforts to fully legalize fantasy sports in all 50 states which has resulted in the passage of 25 state laws since 2012. He has testified in Congress and 10 state legislatures in support of fantasy sports and sports betting legislation. In 2011, Mr. Schoenke was elected to the hall of fame for both the Fantasy Sports Trade Association and Fantasy Sports Writers Association for his contribution to the growth of the industry. ABOUT ROTOWIRE:RotoWire is a leading content and technology provider to fantasy sports consumers and media companies including ESPN, Yahoo! Sports, NFL.com, FanDuel, DraftKings and Sirius XM Radio. Founded in 1997, RotoWire has been a pioneer in fantasy sports developing industry staples such as player notes and DFS lineup optimizers, while winning more writing and industry awards than any other company. https://www.rotowire.com https://www.baremetrics.comhttps://baremetrics.com/founder-chats

On this episode of The Fred Minnick Show, Paul Charchian joins Fred for whiskey sipping and spirited conversation. Charchian is an fantasy sports pioneer who launched Fanball.com in 1993, currently serves as the Chairman of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association and makes regular appearances on AM-1130 KFAN and Fox Sports Radio as well as ESPNews. They sip Pappy Van Winkle 15-year and other bourbons on the show.

Rick Wolf joins Michael Rasile on the Win Daily Show to discuss his career in fantasy sports! Rick may or may not be know as one of the forefathers of Fantasy Sports. He worked on one of the original fantasy sports applications through one of his first jobs. It was a difficult task nobody else wanted to do, but he thought he could have some fun with it. And many years later he likes to think he made the right decision! Rick was the 13th employees at SportsLine.com where he helped create their product but also figure out how to acquire other fantasy sports brands to house everything under the SportsLine.com name. While at SportsLine.com, Rick helped found the Fantasy Sports Trade Association where he and many other men and women, came together to ensure that the fantasy sports industry had a fighting chance. He was even Chair of this oganization for three years! Rick has had stops at NBC, Rotoworld, and as an outside consultant during his fantasy sports journey. He is now the President of FantasyAlarm.com helping guide them in their mission, and he is one half of the SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio Show "Colton and The Wolfman." Make sure to follow Rick! https://www.linkedin.com/in/rickwolf/ https://twitter.com/RickWolf1 Make sure to follow Win Daily, too! https://www.instagram.com/windaily/ https://twitter.com/windailysports https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY2I3VNyf_dtW-2xl5vwv0Q https://www.twitch.tv/windailysports https://windailysports.com/ Hop on our Free Expert Discord Chat! https://discord.com/invite/QsK3HJs

This week’s podcast was recorded live from the Fantasy Sports Trade Association conference in Tampa, Florida, where Matt Harmon was joined by both Andy Behrens and Dalton Del Don.Matt, Dalton, and Andy talk about the conference itself, giving their thoughts on what was featured during the two-day event. They also share their thoughts on this Sunday's Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots (4:45).Speaking of which, there's a plethora of player props for SB LIII. Our experts give their picks for a few of them like, say, O/U 49.5 rushing yards for "baby weight" C.J. Anderson (10:45)?Last week, Andy wrote an insightful piece in defense of the fantasy kickers, and our experts further go into that discussion on this episode. What do you think: should the position be removed, or spared (25:05)?Finally the guys wrap up discussing the AFC South and what the Jaguars, Colts, Titans and Texans need to do to improve in 2019 (33:50).Please remember to rate, review and subscribe on your podcast provider of choice and send us your questions for future episodes on Twitter @YahooFantasy.Follow Matt @MattHarmon_BYBFollow Dalton @daltondeldonFollow Andy @andybehrens See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's podcast is live from the Fantasy Sports Trade Association conference in Tampa, Florida, and Liz Loza is joined by both Scott Pianowski and Brad Evans to break down what's to come in 2019 fantasy football.But first, Liz, Scott, and Brad talk about the big Super Bowl matchup on the horizon between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams — who ya got?Earlier this year, Liz spoke to Matt Harmon and Dalton Del Don to ask them about their 2018 fantasy season. This time, she poses the same questions to Scott and Brad: What went wrong, what went right, and what are they looking to do differently as analysts in 2019?Our experts also break down their way-too-early 2019 fantasy running back rankings, discussing everyone from Le'Veon Bell and Nick Chubb, as well as Todd Gurley's not-set-in-stone status as being the first RB off the board this upcoming season (20:00).Please remember to rate, review and subscribe on your podcast provider of choice and send us your questions for future episodes on Twitter @YahooFantasy.Follow Liz @LizLoza_FFFollow Scott @scott_pianowskiFollow Brad @YahooNoise See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chairman of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association Peter Schoenke discusses legislation to regulate the fantasy sports industry in Illinois.

Matt Schauf, host of the DraftSharks.com Fantasy Football Podcast--the Fantasy Sports Trade Association (FSTA)'s 2016 Best Podcast Award winner--co-hosts this episode with Eric Balkman to discuss DraftSharks' early draft rankings as well as some dynasty rookie profiles he's written for dynasty fantasy football leagues, chat about player value in the 2017 Footballguys Players Championship and debate who will be over- and under-drafted in the 2017 Fantasy Football Players Championship Main Event as well. Plus they answer your calls, emails, tweets and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: Jay Correia, author of “Daily Fantasy Sports” and member of the legislative affairs committee for the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, on the impact of NY legislators voting to legalize daily fantasy sports contests.

Ron Shandler, lifetime achievement award winner from the Fantasy Sports Trade Association answers questions about roster construction strategy and gives his opinions on hot waiver wire pickups, then Jared Kwart (Moxyball) stops by to answer questions from our listener mailbag, talk about trades and help prepare you for Friday night's DFS slate. Ron Shandler: News (1:47), Tout Wars (4:10), Lima Plan (6:17), BAB (12:02), Waiver Wire (15:20), DiMaggio's hit streak (30:57) Jared Kwart: (Listener Mailbag) (39:18), Fantasy Trades (52:25), MLB Trades (103:24), DFS (119:13)