I watched most of this one, and once it became apparent that the Barves had not in fact come to play, somehow -- the outfielders in particular seemed to have just woken up -- I kind of gave myself up to it, despite the BPP blast radius I am now typing from. It's bad for the pool, yes, but boy do I not hate it.
The Shane Victorino Award for this series really belongs to the entirety of the Flyin' Hawaiian's old team -- unpicked; ignored; victori(n)ous -- but Harper's 1.437 OPS brings it home for him.
LVP technically is probably Rosario, who ran out of postseason pixie dust, I guess, but as far as BPP picks go, Riley and Harris were equally unhelpful.
To the points; everyone's in italics because everyone's off the board:
Acuña Jr. 0
Harris II 0
Olson 4
Riley 0
Swanson 0
No change to the money:
Crase: 32
Yuhan 1: 31
Winklepleck 1, O'Reilly, Fell 2, and the Chavez Ravine 3: 25
and Brady just off the pace at 24. Everyone else after the jump, plus a zombie-infestation check...
Well, it isn't great -- a handful of slates with only Judge left; a couple with only Kwan left, one of which can't catch the other [waves wanly to Fell 2] -- but only one full slate, MArbour 2, is out.
Lotta baseball left today, HOU/SEA is still scoreless as of this writing and not helping us out a goddamned bit, BUT for now, here's where everyone else is. (If a slate is italicized, it's a walker, and won't appear from now on.)
Cameron 1, Reid 2: 22
Drake, Reid 1: 21
Rogge: 20
Cayenne 2, Bauer Shock, Sung: 18
SDB 2: 16
Cayenne 1, DGB: 15
Yuhan 2: 14
Bingham 2: 13
Cameron 2, Bingham 1: 12
JArbour, MArbour 2: 11
Quinn, SDB 1, Fell 1: 10
Dunn, Tormey: 9
Stempel: 7
Shotwell 2: 4
Freakin' Dansby, man. ...Okay: hydrate, because NYY/CLE starts in 20 minutes. See you back here if someone ever scores in Seattle -- and good luck!
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