The dog days of summer are here — that long stretch where the heat is on, the MLB season grinds on, and fantasy baseball feels tougher than ever. Mid-season fatigue, slumps, and tricky matchups can make daily fantasy baseball feel like a slog. But here’s the truth: these dog days can actually be the best time to find value and cash lineups when others lose focus. With a bit of strategy and a sharp eye, you can exploit the chaos and come out ahead. Here’s how to win daily fant

Let me be clear—I’m not here to complain. I deliver parcels for a living. Five days a week with Canada Post (six in December, unless there’s a strike—go figure). No name tag. No uniform. No clock to punch. Just me, grinding it out on 100% commission. It’s hustle. It’s legit. And yeah—it’s exhausting.

Let’s get one thing straight right off the top—your fantasy football team name matters. It’s not just a name. It’s your identity for the season. It sets the tone. It can strike fear into your opponents, make your friends laugh, or get you side-eyed by your HR manager. A good name? It’s part intimidation, part inside joke, and 100% memorable. A bad one? You might as well just auto-draft your team and call it a day.

Fantasy football drafts are like high-stakes poker. The smartest player in the room isn’t the loudest or boldest — it’s the one who stays calm, plays the long game, and waits for the right moment to strike.

So, you’re thinking about starting your own fantasy football league. Maybe you’ve had enough of the old one with the busted scoring system and that one guy still drafting Todd Gurley “just in case.” Maybe you’re new to the game and want to build something better with your crew. Or maybe—just maybe—that little voice is whispering: It’s time to become The Commish.

Congrats! You’ve officially joined the fun. Maybe your coworkers convinced you, your partner needed a spot filled, or a friend tempted you with pizza and beer. However it happened—you’re in, and it’s going to be a good time.