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Why Fantasy Football Matters by Erik Barmack

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Why Fantasy Football Matters

(and Our Lives Do Not)

Erik Barmack, Max Handelman

Gallery Books · Print & ebook · August 1, 2006

Reading lane: Sports Betting

Talking Trash, Trading Studs, and Drafting Sleepers -- an Insider's Guide to the World's Greatest Obsession U.S. businesses lose $200 million in productivity each football season because employees are managing their fantasy squads instead of working.

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Who It's For

Fantasy football managers interested in the culture and rituals of their leaguesReaders curious about the humor and advice behind fantasy football obsession

Book Details

Authors
Erik Barmack, Max Handelman
Publisher
Gallery Books
Published
August 1, 2006
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Sports Betting · Football Coaching
Reading lane
Sports Betting

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Publisher Categories

  • Sports Betting

  • Fantasy Sports

  • Sports

About This Book

Talking Trash, Trading Studs, and Drafting Sleepers -- an Insider's Guide to the World's Greatest Obsession U.S. businesses lose $200 million in productivity each football season because employees are managing their fantasy squads instead of working. In Why Fantasy Football Matters (And Our Lives Do Not) , two grizzled veterans revel in the addiction that is fantasy football. From pre-draft hijinx to post-draft trash talk, from tumultuous trades to the perils of free agency,...

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Talking Trash, Trading Studs, and Drafting Sleepers -- an Insider's Guide to the World's Greatest Obsession U.S. businesses lose $200 million in productivity each football season because employees are managing their fantasy squads instead of working. In Why Fantasy Football Matters (And Our Lives Do Not) , two grizzled veterans revel in the addiction that is fantasy football. From pre-draft hijinx to post-draft trash talk, from tumultuous trades to the perils of free agency, it celebrates the eccentric personalities, absurd rituals, and hilarious superstitions of one of the most fanatical fantasy leagues on earth. With humor, insight, and a dash of advice, Why Fantasy Football Matters celebrates the thirty-two million Americans who prefer managing their fantasy squads to relaxing with loved ones. And it gives girlfriends, coworkers, and sports purists all the proof they need to accept that this is an obsession that really matters.

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