LAD 3, ATL 0

I say it every year; as a fan, I am all for pitchers' duels and low-scoring nail-biters. DeGrombi Wan was our only hope in Metland, after all. All hail the breaking of Gibson records, etc. And it's always nice to see ol' Kershie getting it done, especially when the Flushing nine aren't the ones who have to face him.

But pool-wise, oof. Gentlemen of the Peachtree Blvd. State, get it together. 

Your points:

Acuña 3

Machado 4
Puig 1
Turner 1

Money remains unchanged from last night:

16: Reid Love

15: MArbour 2, Fell 1, Cameron 2

14: Richardson

Rest of the standings after the jump.

13: Tormey

12: Shotwell 2, Yuhan 2, Shotwell 1

11: Stempel, Reid Hate, SDB 2, MArbour 1

10: Johnson 2, Bingham 2

9: JArbour 1, Yuhan 1

8: Brady

7: Bauer 2, Fell 2, JArbour 2, Johnson 1

6: Bauer 1, Bingham 1

5: SDB 1

4: Quinn, DGB

3: Winklepleck

2: Crase

The NL is off today, and with it the majority of the to-date-ineffectual picks, so while we're likely to see plenty of movement this PM, points-wise, it's going to confine itself to the top of our standings -- unless the Cleveland line-up shells Gerrit Cole, which I guess isn't impossible given the home park's dimensions. Houston can probably handle Carrasco well enough to pick y'all up some pointage; that all goes down at 4:37 ET on TBS.

The big dance is at 8:15, Tanaka vs. Price, also on TBS, where Yankee pickers will hope to get to Price early and then slam the lid closed, but as I said last night, with this much firepower on both sides, it's hard to know for sure. 

...Updates may be a bit patchy this weekend; DGB and I got family business out of town. Comments are here for you, though. Good luck, everyone!