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| Tim has another Giant on his team. Gee, what a surprise. |
2. Retire 21 (12-5, 3,023 points, last week 2): Ray's team is in prime position to seal up the other top playoff spot thanks to a big win driven, yet again, by his pitching staff. Jose Fernandez and Charlie Morton combined for 58 points in 4 starts.
3. Pitch You Blockhead (11-6, 2,896 points, last week 3): Maybe Scott should rename his team Hit You Blockhead. Joc Pederson went scoreless and Kelly Johnson posted a 3 in a 146-point week for PYB.
4. Arbitration Losers (10-7, 2,869 points, last week 4): Well, it's "go time" for Tim's team. His four injured players are back, and he even added a Giants pitcher thanks to the trade of Mike Leake to San Francisco.
5. Chateau Marmol (9-7-1, 2,763 points, last week 5): A 30-point week from Anthony Rizzo wasn't enough for Matt's team, which got only 11 points from the trio of Brett Anderson, Matt Cain and Jonathan Papelbon.
6. Soler Eclipse (5-12, 2,712 points, last week 7): Matt Holliday got hurt, Danny Espinosa lost his job and Casey McGehee was lousy again. What else do you need to know?
7. Rookies (7-9-1, 2,711 points, last week 6): D.J. LeMahieu has scored only 20 fewer points than Andrew McCutchen this season. I can't express how infuriating that is.
8. The Bryce is Right (5-12, 2,668 points, last week 8): Lucas Duda exploded for 33 points, but Chris Owings (6), Todd Frazier (4) and Wilson Ramos (2) were no-shows for Bill's team.
9. Misfits (7-10, 2,660 points, last week 9): Ryan Howard scored 26 points and Curtis Granderson had 21? What year is this?
10. Fresh Fish (4-13, 2,497 points, last week 10): Finally, some good news for Rick: Carlos Gonzalez looks like his old self!
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