Over the past few months, one thing a lot of people have asked for is a discussion of the specifics of sideboarding in Modern. This week for our Brewer's Minute we are going to look at this question by examining the most played sideboard cards in the format, talking about what matches they are for, and what replacements (if any) are available in the format.

One of the interesting aspects of Modern as a format is just how important sideboard cards actually are - if you look over the lists of the most played cards in the format, you'll see that it's littered with cards that show up exclusively or primarily in sideboards. The question we are looking at today is why? Why is Stony Silence the 10th most played card in the Modern format, even though you wouldn't even consider putting it in your main deck? Hopefully, by the time we're done, we'll have a better idea of just why these cards are so important, what decks they fight against, and why you should be including these effects somewhere in your 75.

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