SOLD OUT: Feb. 3 8 pm ET RotoWire Online Championship

[Tom Kessenich]

The RotoWire Online Championship kicks off next week and this year there's a record $100,000 grand prize. Our first draft will be Wednesday night Feb. 3 at 8 pm ET. Sign up and let's sell it out and Greg and I will analyze it on our Sirius show as well.

2016 RotoWire Online Championship
Wednesday, February 3
8 pm ET
1. Jason Anthony, Fairfield, California
2. Matthew Wood, Kitchener, Ontario
3. Raymond Scannell, Chicago, Illinois
4. Andrew Briggs, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
5. tom koebele, winnemucca, Nevada
6. bob smith, sallisaw, oklahoma
7. Brandon Bell, Schaumburg, Illinois
8. Paul Weber, Richmond Heights, Missouri
9. Sammy Haghour, Nutley, New Jersey
10. Jim Jeckewicz, Greeley, Colorado
11. Dave Gilland, Grant City, Maryland
12. Dustin Wagner, Houston, Texas

[Greg Ambrosius]

NOW ONLY 5 SPOTS LEFT in the first Rotowire Fantasy Baseball Online Championship League of the season on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd. This year's grand prize is the biggest ever: $100,000. This is also the earliest that we've ever hosted an Online Championship draft and it's going to fill early. If you want to compete in this first one of the season, you better jump in soon.

Here's the current signup list for this league:


2016 RotoWire Online Championship
Wednesday, February 3
8 pm ET
1. Jason Anthony, Fairfield, California
2. Matthew Wood, Kitchener, Ontario
3. Raymond Scannell, Chicago, Illinois
4. Andrew Briggs, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
5. tom koebele, winnemucca, Nevada
6. bob smith, sallisaw, oklahoma
7. Brandon Bell, Schaumburg, Illinois

[Greg Ambrosius]

Our Rotowire Fantasy Baseball Online Championship has a record $100,000 grand prize this year as we have combined the online and live formats together. We kick off the Online drafts this Wednesday, Feb. 3rd. NOW ONLY 4 SPOTS LEFT in that one.

This is 12 teams, 30 rounds with weekly FAAB. We pay the Top 2 in each league, with first place earning $1,400. Jump on in if you want the first shot at these great prizes.

Here's the current signup list for the first 12-team draft of the season:

2016 RotoWire Online Championship
Wednesday, February 3
8 pm ET
1. Jason Anthony, Fairfield, California
2. Matthew Wood, Kitchener, Ontario
3. Raymond Scannell, Chicago, Illinois
4. Andrew Briggs, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
5. tom koebele, winnemucca, Nevada
6. bob smith, sallisaw, oklahoma
7. Brandon Bell, Schaumburg, Illinois
8. Paul Weber, Richmond Heights, Missouri

[Tom Kessenich]

THREE spots left for Wednesday night.

2016 RotoWire Online Championship
Wednesday, February 3
8 pm ET
1. Jason Anthony, Fairfield, California
2. Matthew Wood, Kitchener, Ontario
3. Raymond Scannell, Chicago, Illinois
4. Andrew Briggs, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
5. tom koebele, winnemucca, Nevada
6. bob smith, sallisaw, oklahoma
7. Brandon Bell, Schaumburg, Illinois
8. Paul Weber, Richmond Heights, Missouri
9. Sammy Haghour, Nutley, New Jersey

[Tom Kessenich]

ONE SPOT LEFT

[Greg Ambrosius]

SOLD OUT: Wednesday's Rotowire Online Championship League is now officially Sold Out. Please set your KDS preferences and look for draft spots later today. Good luck everyone and thanks.

The Online Championship season is set to begin this year with a $100,000 grand prize. Check the Contest page for all available draft dates. Thanks all and good luck.

Here's the final lineup card for Wednesday's league:


2016 RotoWire Online Championship
Wednesday, February 3
8 pm ET
1. Jason Anthony, Fairfield, California
2. Matthew Wood, Kitchener, Ontario
3. Raymond Scannell, Chicago, Illinois
4. Andrew Briggs, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
5. tom koebele, winnemucca, Nevada
6. bob smith, sallisaw, oklahoma
7. Brandon Bell, Schaumburg, Illinois
8. Paul Weber, Richmond Heights, Missouri
9. Sammy Haghour, Nutley, New Jersey
10. Jim Jeckewicz, Greeley, Colorado
11. Dave Gilland, Grant City, Maryland
12. Dustin Wagner, Houston, Texas

[Tom Kessenich]

We'll also analyze this draft on our Sirius show tomorrow night. So make sure you bring your A game or we may call you out.

[Doctor Who]

So is drafting a closer in the first round the same thing as drafting a kicker? At least I'll make the show!