JP Kastner has played Fantasy Baseball since 1985, mostly simulation games such as Strat-O-Matic.  Formally a senior technical information technology planer for Kaiser Permanente, JP retired in 2005 to become the primary caregiver for his two children.  JP met Lawr on a Southwest flight from to the Arizona Fall League.  After the flight landed, Lawr offered him a writing gig.  JP did not take up the offer.  The next year on another flight to the Arizona Fall League, Lawr again sat next to JP and asked him why he did take up the offer.  Surrendering to fate, JP started writing for Lawr that year.  He handles the servers, web design and customer relations.

JP's success in Strat-O-Matic is remarkable.  In the five years of the Strat-O-Matic Baseball Online Experts League, a league sponsored by The Sporting News, JP has had a winning season in all five years, made the playoffs in four, the World Series in three, and finally won the World Series in 2007.

He made his Tout Wars debut in 2006, playing in the mixed league.

JP and his wife, Jill, have two children, Julia, age 5, and Jacob, age 2.

Matt has been involved in Fantasy sports since 1991 – back when you needed a stamp and a post office to submit your lineup. He got his start in the industry in 2001 with CBS.Sportsline.com and that's where his true passion for Fantasy began. Although he was responsible for covering baseball and football as well, Matt earned the title Senior Fantasy Basketball writer for the 2004-05 season. Six months of scrutinizing boxscores and rummaging through waiver wires, he knew he found his calling. Since leaving the position to be closer to his family in Connecticut, Matt has been writing for CREATiVESPORTS.com, Rotoworld.com and Auctionplayers.com. He's been involved in several experts leagues such as Mixed Nuts in baseball, SOFA IDP league for Football and is the defending champion in Sportsline's Fantasy Basketball Experts League. His work has also been published on Foxsports.com and several Fantasy magazines. He currently resides in Middletown, Connecticut.

Marc has been an avid fantasy sports player for over 17 years with multiple championships in football, baseball, and basketball and a 2nd place finish in the SportsBuff Experts Football contest in 2002.

In real life, Marc is married with two children and is a software quality engineer with Belcan Engineering in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Marc holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Florida (Go Gators!) and an MBA from Embry-Riddle University.

Brian Pelowski writes a weekly column, AL or Nothing, at CREATiVESPORTS.

He's a participant in the inaugural 2005 Tout Wars Mixed League and is also the 2004 champion of the CREATiVESPORTS.com AL Challenge Expert League. In addition to his work at Creativesports, Brian has also written for Baseball Notebook and Fantasy Info Central. Originally from Minnesota (go Twins!), Brian now lives and works in New York City. He's been an avid rotisserie baseball fan since 1997.

Brian Walton began his fantasy sports journey fifteen years ago. In addition to his baseball and football columnist duties at CREATiVESPORTS, he also writes about both sports at SportsBlurb.com. Brian previously wrote for RotoDojo.com and is a contributor to the Fantasy Baseball and Football Guides.

A fervent St. Louis Cardinal fan for over 35 years, Brian stokes that passion as co-operator of The Birdhouse, www.thestlcardinals.com. The most successful independent Cardinal-focused site on the net is now affiliated with Scout.com and his Cardinals content is syndicated via Yahoo.com and FOXSports.com. Brian finished 11th of 195 combatants in the $100,000 National Fantasy Baseball Championship in 2004 and joined the XFL, Xperts Fantasy League, and Tout Wars (National League) in 2005.

A graduate of the University of Nebraska with a degree in Mathematics, Brian has fooled himself into believing that fantasy sports is actually a practical application of his educational training.