All In With Kevin

Kevin speaks about his favorite wide receiver values in drafts and who he expects to breakout at the position. He gets into superflex strategy and how you should approach 2 QB setups and concludes by talking about some late round dart throw tight ends you should target if you miss out on the elites

In this episode, Kevin discusses the running back position in fantasy football. He goes over different strategies, where guys rank in tiers, who he is targeting and avoiding and what his approach to players with the “injury prone” label is.

Kevin recaps his first fantasy football draft of the season. He takes a deep dive into his approach to the draft and gives a peek into who/what he likes and dislikes this year.

Kevin speaks about the current state of the Yankees and gives his thoughts about what they did at the deadline.

Kevin speaks about Kyler Murray and theorizes why he thinks the film study portion of his contract was leaked. He then speaks about what Murray’s contract means for Lamar Jackson. He then gives some basic pointers for fantasy football as training camps open.

In this episode, Kevin discusses Juan Soto turning down a 15 year pact from the Nationals and what it means for Soto’s immediate future. He also discusses the current state of the Yankees and what he would give for Soto to become a member of the club.

In this episode, Kevin speaks about the Yankees four game split with the Red Sox. He gives his general thoughts about the Yankees season and what he would like to see improved at the trade deadline.

In this episode, Kevin discusses Kevin Durant’s trade demand, where the Nets went wrong and who is to blame for this entire arrangement not working out. He also discusses how much the Nets should or shouldn’t care about KD’s preferred destinations.

Kevin speaks about the Yankees/Astros series from this past weekend and what we can take from it. He speaks about home runs and their correlation with winning playoff baseball games. He then speaks about Kyrie Irving’s ongoing saga with the Brooklyn Nets and closes speaking about what the Knicks did on draft night.

Kevin speaks about why you shouldn’t be gun shy to draft Christian McCaffrey. He also speaks about other hot topic players such as Saquon, CEH, Aaron Jones, Cam Akers and the like. He then closes out by speaking on how coach speak can be beneficial during draft season.

Kevin speaks about Boston’s game 7 triumph over Miami, recaps the series and speaks about Jimmy Butler’s shot selection in the closing moments of the game. He then previews the Finals and recaps both teams paths to getting here. He speaks about the matchups, both rosters and the chess match between the coaches and closes out with a prediction.

Kevin gives his opinions on what happened between Tim Anderson and Josh Donaldson and why he feels Josh Donaldson is full of you know what.

Kevin talks about Milwaukee/Boston game 7 and Mike Budenholzer’s puzzling strategy. He then speaks about how the Suns no show reflects poorly on Chris Paul in particular

Kevin speaks about the MVP decision, why he feels the “controversy” is silly and why he feels like a decent portion of it isn’t about basketball. He speaks about James Harden’s evolution as a player and a self awareness that he doesn’t seem to get any credit for. He then gives his thoughts on the rest of the playoff series and how wide open the field is.

Kevin speaks about the Nets first round struggles against the Celtics. He speaks about Kevin Durant, his status in the league and why he is responsible for everything with the Nets. He then closes out by talking about the 2022 MVP discourse.

Kevin speaks about the Yankees early season offensive malaise. He then speaks about the two series he’s most looking forward to watching in the first round of the NBA playoffs. He talks about the Nets/Celtics being potentially the best 2/7 matchup ever and closes by talking about Kyrie vs the city of Boston in arguably the most insufferable rivalry ever.

Kevin speaks about the NBA playoffs and why the Nets are the most interesting team in it to him. He then speaks about Frank Vogel’s firing, the state of the Lakers and why it might be hard for them to get a coach worth a damn. He then closes by speaking about the Yankees season opening series win over Boston

Kevin talks about the Jets pursuit of Tyreek Hill and what it means now that he’s a Dolphin. He also talks about things you can reasonably guess about the Jets draft plans based on their free agency and their pursuit of certain players like Hill.

Kevin talks about the Twins signing Carlos Correa and how all the nonsense the Yankees have pushed in our faces about wanting a “stopgap” was bull crap.

Kevin speaks about the Yankees big trade for Josh Donaldson. He speaks about the departing Yankees, the incoming Yankees and the unrelenting Anthony Volpe hype.

Kevin talks about the draft combine and the prospects relevant to the Jets. He tries to tackle both sides of the Kyle Hamilton debate. He then opines about MLB’s shift ban and closes by talking about LeBron’s singular greatness.

Kevin talks about the Lakers and why we should stop paying them this much mind. He then speaks about the Nets/Sixers trade, where both teams stand, and the real reasons Ben Simmons isn’t ready to play yet. He closes out talking about the MLB lockout and the stare down between owners and players.

Kevin talks about the Rams winning the Super Bowl. He speaks about Cooper Kupp’s sheer dominance on the final Rams offensive drive and the season. What’s next for the Bengals? Matthew Stafford Hall of Famer? What’s next for Aaron Donald and Sean McVay?

Kevin talks about Brian Flores’ lawsuit against the NFL and hypothesizes on why the NFL hired Lovie Smith.

Kevin talks about what happened on Championship Weekend. He talks about what went right for the Bengals and what went wrong for the Chiefs. He then speaks about the Rams victory, why the conversation regarding Jimmy Garoppolo for the last week was ridiculous and gloats about NFC CHAMPION, Odell Beckham Jr.