Sports Newsletters
Every email we send, and exactly what lands in your inbox with each one. Pick your teams once, take as many or as few as you like.
Gameday
A preview a few hours before first pitch: the matchup, the injuries, the pitchers and how the market sees it. Then a recap once it is final, with the line score, the plays that swung it and who did the damage. Take both halves or just one, and set it per club.
Newspaper Box Scores
Every game your teams played last night, set the way the morning paper set it: every batter and pitcher, the season line beside the night's, the standings, the leaders, and the moves that happened while you slept. One club per email or the whole league on a page, and it can replace the Gameday recap so you never get two accounts of one game.
The Rundown
Your teams and leagues in one read, three mornings a week: where you stand, what moved, and the games worth clearing an evening for. Written to read in a minute, and you can narrow it to one or two days if three is more than you want.
News Wire
Trades, signings, injuries and milestones for the clubs you follow, sent within minutes of the report. No takes and no filler, one short email per story, and you can switch off the categories you do not care about.
Fantasy Desk
Start and sit calls for the players you actually roster, the waiver names worth a claim before your league notices, and what an injury just did to everyone else's snaps. Tuned to your platform, league size and scoring, and timed to land before lineups lock.
Best Bets
The lines our model likes on today's slate, with the number, the book and how much it has moved since it opened. Scoped to the leagues you follow, and every pick carries the confidence behind it rather than a shrug. Context, not tips.
Ticket Time
We watch seat prices across the big marketplaces for the games you would actually go to, and write only when one drops to a number worth taking. Set which clubs you would travel for, and how cheap is cheap enough.
Stat Savant
The advanced numbers behind the result, in plain language: what the model expected, who beat it, and where a player sits against the league. It rides inside your game emails rather than adding another one, and there is a fuller version on the site.
Fans from all teams and leagues love us
What readers say about the emails they get from us.
- Aug 4th
“The pregame email is the first thing I read with my coffee. Lineups, the line, who is pitching. I am ready before first pitch.”
Marcus R.Dodgers fan - Jul 22nd
“The box score lands before I am out of bed, and it is the one I grew up reading. Every at-bat, the pitching line, the standings.”
Priya N.Yankees fan - Aug 1st
“Three teams, three leagues, and Monday morning it is all in one read. I stopped checking four apps for it.”
Devin C.Celtics, Red Sox & Bruins fan - Jun 27th
“Breaking news the second it lands. I knew about the trade before my group chat did, with the context on what it means for us.”
Jess W.Yankees & Knicks fan - Jul 9th
“It caught the waiver add before anyone in my league did, and told me why the snaps were about to move. That is the whole edge.”
Tony M.Eagles fan - May 30th
“Every book's number in one place, and it says how far the line has moved. I read it for the context, not the picks.”
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