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Welington Castilllo hit 5 homers and drove in 9 runs this week for Hundley Eyes. And David Freese is a zombie. |
1. Hundley Eyes (569 points, 2-1, last week 3): It was a complete team effort from the commissioners, as everyone reached double figures except Trevor Story (7) in a win against the Rookies. Welington Castillo (30) and Maikel Franco (23) finally broke out, and Kenta Maeda (19) dazzled again.
2. Pitch You Blockhead (560 points, 3-0, last week 1): Scott squeaked past LGM to become our league's only undefeated team. Jeff Samardzija (23) and Wil Myers (22) led the scoring, and the only players in single digits were Dodgers: Ross Stripling (6) and Yasiel Puig (7).
3. The Lumbar Yard (550 points, 2-1, last week 7): Who needs Kyle Schwarber, Adam Wainwright and Shelby Miller? Adam sure didn't, as the Yard posted a 225-point outburst led by Tanner Roark (28), Anthony Rizzo (26) and Bryce Harper (25).
4. Rookies (538 points, 1-2, last week 5): Monster weeks from Stephen Strasburg (40), Jake Arrieta (33 in a no-hitter) and Chris Carter (28) nearly helped Henry topple Hundley Eyes. The 199-point effort would have been better if Brandon Finnegan (-4) and Tony Wolters (-1) hadn't aided the enemy.
5. Fresh Fish (535 points, 2-1, last week 2): Jason Hammel (39) and Adrian Gonzalez (20) led the charge for Rick, but it wasn't enough in a loss to The Lumbar Yard. Howie Kendrick (5), Adeiny Hechavarria (4), Johnny Cueto (5) and James Shields (5) didn't do much to help the cause.
6. Lawyers, Guns & Money (527 points, 1-2, last week 4): Matt fell 3 points short of defeating PYB, but there's no obvious scapegoat. John Lackey (27) and Odubel Herrera (21) were the scoring leaders for the Fightin' Zevons, and closer A.J. Ramos was the low man (7).
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Brandon Finnegan got roughed up, but Tony Wolters earned Dud of the Week honors by going 0 for 14 in 5 games. |
7. Arbitration Losers (500 points, 1-2, last week 8): Ryan Braun (33) paced Tim's offense thanks to some lousy Philadelphia and Minnesota pitching. Archie Bradley (1) came up from the minors and "contributed," and Joey Votto (8) had an off week.
8. Misfits (486 points, 1-2, last week 6): The Misfits got past the defending champs despite scoring only 158 points. Neil Walker (23) led the way, but Max Scherzer (0) and Justin Turner (1) were disappointments. On the bright side, Matt Harvey posted a 14 in his best outing so far.
9. Goldschmidt Happens (464 points, 2-1, last week 9): Jason Heyward (25) was one of Bill's strong performers, but there were far too many weak performances in a loss to the Arbitration Losers. We'll point the blame mostly at Vincent Velasquez (3), Jorge Soler (3) and Miguel Montero (3).
10. Retire 21 (442 points, 0-3, last week 10): Dexter Fowler (30) had another huge week and looks like a monster this season for Ray. But the pitching staff let him down again, posting 37 points across 6 starts and 2 relief appearances in a 5-point loss to the Misfits.