Fantasy Baseball Writer

Pitcher List; United States; Remote; USD 700 - 860; Part time

Job summary

Pitcher List is a dynamic, remote-friendly platform for baseball analytics writing. This paid freelance role pays $15 per article and offers extra opportunities. No strict experience is required; samples matter more than resumes as you demonstrate the ability to tell a story with numbers.

Writers may contribute to the Core Fantasy team, Waiver Wire team, and Hitter Recap team, with an expected pace of roughly one article per week during the season and the freedom to write more when available.

Qualifications

• Experience is not necessarily a requirement; samples matter more than a resume.
• Ability to publish one article per week during the season.

Responsibilities

• Publish one article per week during the season.
• Contribute to Core Fantasy team, Waiver Wire team, and Hitter Recap team.
• Craft engaging analyses that turn numbers into a narrative.

Job description

Pitcher List is a constantly evolving company with a large vision for 2027 and beyond, continuing our goal to create the best baseball experience on the internet. This is a paid freelance role at $15 per article, plus additional opportunities. Experience is not necessarily a requirement for writing positions; your samples matter more than your resume.

Our articles do more than cite a few stats and call it a day. We're looking for writers who can display the true value of the numbers, and do so in a way that sounds like a story instead of a textbook of stats. There are a few sections for fantasy-baseball-focused writers to contribute to:

• Core Fantasy team, covering fantasy baseball at large.
• Waiver Wire team, who are the top adds today?
• Hitter Recap team, breaking down yesterday's top hitter performances.

The expectation for this position is to publish one article per week during the season, with the freedom to write more.

Pay

$15 per article, plus additional opportunities. Fully remote (US). Applications are open until 25 October 2026; responses by 15 November 2026.

Posted by

Richard Graham, Senior Analyst