What is your daily baseball reading routine?

[Stephen]

I'm curious what you guys are reading and following on a daily basis - podcasts, sites, etc.

Everyday I:
-Check Baseball Prospectus for new cover stories
-Check Baseball HQ for new cover stories
-Fangraphs for Daily Articles
-Check the AJC for local Braves coverage
-Check Braves.com for Beat Writer Stories

Multiple Times a Day I:
-Check RJ
-Check Rotoworld
-Check Rotowire
-Check Twitter

Weekly I:
-Listen to the Towers of Power Podcast

[joncarlos]

Every day:
read all the interesting stories on BP (which is most everything)
read CBS/Yahoo player notes for my players

Every couple days:
check for interesting stories on Fangraphs, ESPN, Grantland
catch up on Effectively Wild (BP podcast) and ESPN Fantasy Focus baseball

Regularly:
check Twitter
check RJ
listen to Towers of Power whenever available
listen to interesting BaseballAmerica podcasts / BS Reports if I'm caught up on TofP

[Gregg]

Everyday check RJ multiple times.

Everyday check rotoworld and CBS.

Look at baseball rags to begin to re-memorize players and general stats.

Check interesting articles at various sites in free time.

[Judge Jude]

I hit baseballthinkfactory.org as well as here and HQ

the former doesn't have fantasy-related stuff, but lots of comments by really smart, but obviously socially inept people - so there's that!

[Erik]

Here, Rotoworld, and a Phillies board I frequent. I try not to make it more complicated than that.

ETA: And MLBdepthcharts.com when I'm first starting to do research, but that phase has passed.

[TranaGreg]

several times per day: RJ, rotoworld, twitter (including the MLBDepthChart feed which is a great source for transactions ... amongst others of course); every few days there's an updated blog post by the Jays beat writer that I read religiously too; occassionaly scan other team's beat writers blogs as well (Geoff Baker for Seattle, Susan Slusser for Oakland, etc)

[heyelander]

RJ
TheGoodPhight (phillies)
PhuturePhillies (phillies minors)

[Kevin Seitzer]

Multiple times a day:
Twitter
MLBTradeRumors

Every morning:
Baseball Prospectus

Every few days:
FanGraphs
BaseballThinkFactory newsblog
TangoTiger.com

Regularly (how often varies based upon how busy I am):
Houston Chronicle
Crawfish Boxes
Astros County
other Astros sites

I'm also hitting sites like Baseball America or Minor League Ball pretty regularly, but that's usually based on links from somewhere else as opposed to perusing the sites themselves.

[TopChuckie]

Every day:
read all the interesting stories on BP (which is most everything)
read CBS/Yahoo player notes for my players

Every couple days:
check for interesting stories on Fangraphs, ESPN, Grantland
catch up on Effectively Wild (BP podcast) and ESPN Fantasy Focus baseball

Regularly:
check Twitter
check RJ
listen to Towers of Power whenever available
listen to interesting BaseballAmerica podcasts / BS Reports if I'm caught up on TofP

JC, Rotoworld's really not in your daily routine?

Mine:

Multiple Times Daily:
Rotoworld (hourly/constantly)
RJ (hourly/constantly)
Razzball
Fantasy Cafe
Rotoworld Forums, couple times a week right now, but daily once the season starts, primarily for the closer thread.
CBS
MLB Trade Rumors
River Ave. Blues (Yankee Blog)

Regularly, but not daily:
Fangraphs/Rotographs
Fantasy Rundown, and then wherever that takes me.
MLB Depthcharts
MLB.com
LoHud (Yankee Blog)

[Lucky]

I try to get into some type of music draft.

[joncarlos]

JC, Rotoworld's really not in your daily routine?

Not if I'm at work or traveling or somewhere where I have regular access to my twitter feed.

[revo]

Daily:
Rotoworld
RJ
CBS - -fantasy league host websites
Check all boxscores (olden days, this was done through an actual "newspaper", now on MLB.com, ESPN or CBS)
Baseball-Reference.com

Periodically:
MLB Trade Rumors
Twitter (only after a major baseball rumor)
Fangraphs (usually pre-season)

[gcstomp]

RJ a couple times a day
BP in morning with coffee, and at night to see if I missed a chat (My 1 splurge, well worth the fee)
Rotoworld maybe once a day
Once in a while Razzball, which has a sense of humor about itself and minorleagueball.

During season, CBS Sportsline site to check on my team all the time. Some days I have the live scoring just running, and I am playing with possible trades and going over fa's and other rosters quite often..