Points!
Bryant 0
"Actually, It Looks Like Somebody Beats The" Riz 0
Lester 8.67 (6 2/3 IP - 1 BB
Cespedes -1
Duda taken out of his own goddamn way and still 0
Grando 3
Durph 5
"That Shit Ain't" Wright -2
Harvey 12.67 (7 2/3 IP - 2 BB + 9 K - 2 LOB)
Standings after the jump!
Slight change at the top as Currie climbs over Yuhan 1 with a fraction of a point:
Currie 110
Yuhan 1 109.67
Bunting 1 102
Yuhan 2 98.34
Brady 97.34
Cameron 2 97.01
Bingham 1 94.67
falling slowly, gracefully through the upper standings, Shee/Bell 93.67
Drake 91.01
Reid 2 88.67
Green 87.34
MacEachern 81.01
Powell 81
Tormey 1 80.34
Bunting 2 79
Cameron 1 78.67
Simone 77.33
Winklepleck 77
Williams and Stempel 76.34
Elodie 74.34
Reid 1 73.34
Tormey 2 70.67
Rogers 53
Bingham 2 49.67
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Your current top three slates have something in common: 1) one pitcher pick left each, and 2) all those picks went last night, so this is not out of reach for a bunch of y'all. If your slate's AL-heavy, though, you might have to wait. Tonight, it's Arrieta vs. Thor at 8 PM, which means we'll have an all new leaderboard tomorrow provided the visitors' clubhouse doesn't get hit by lightning. You just never know what's going to happen in Flushing.
1 comment:
A set of parallel train tracks is postseason+x games long.
On one of the tracks, Postseason Train 1 (The Cespedes, Duda & Mendoza) leaves the station at 5mph. On the opposite end of the track, Postseason Train 2 (The Durph-Why-Didn’t-I-Pick-Him-In-The-Pool) leaves at Holy-Cow-Postseason o’clock. If Train 1 doesn’t start choking up on the gol-durn bat, and Train 2 is required to hand over his soul to Lucifer in November as per his deal, during which game will @Ann_Margrock bust a lung from all the yelling, swearing and general harrumphing because she got on the wrong Bunting’s Postseason Pool train?
(If I had been a Math professor instead of an English professor, I might have had a fighting chance in solving this problem earlier.)
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