We’ll take a look at how they made out and more from the week that was, week 24 below: Please, blog, may I have some more? So far we’ve had one manager take a semi-shot. I have a hard enough time pulling one streamer out of the free-agent pool that won’t obliterate my ratios, never mind nine! Unless you are holding a slim lead in the ratios that you don’t want getting ruined, there’s not much to lose in maxing out your stats though. If all 9 starters last 5 IP, you’d hit 1443 IP and thus gain an extra 43 IP of strikeouts and possibly earn an extra win or two along the way. So, let’s say you work it so you get to 1398 IP, then you load up 9 starters the next day. The same thing applies here with the IP limit (and also in Yahoo leagues) in that on the day you go over the 1400 IP limit all of your pitching stats count for that day. In the ESPN days, this was manipulating the day you went over the 180 GS limit by getting to 179 GS and then loading up 9 starters and hitting 188 GS. The idea is that you can maximize your pitching counting stats by manipulating the day you go over your 1400 IP.
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This is something veteran RCLers will recall (and likely will be utilizing) and you’ll also be familiar with this concept if you play in Yahoo Pro Leagues or something similar. This week, I want to bring up a topic before it blows up my comment section as it seems to every season. Here’s what else happened this year and this final week of the RCLs: Please, blog, may I have some more? This is Milo’s moment though, so hopefully they pop in, take a bow and soak it up, they earned it. They fended off some very tough competitors this year to claim the RCL crown. If you catch Milo popping into this post, be sure to heap on the praise and congratulations. Who can put a price on that? Oh, it’s $25, well then, moving on. Milo The Cat really rakes it in, winning themselves a $250 Best Buy gift card! More importantly, though, they get a Razzball T-Shirt and RCL glory. It was a bit of a down year for ECFBL, with just a 106 LCI, had that been a little higher the Cobblers may have won the title. Milo had just 0.5 more league points than FFB, but that was enough combined with the better pitching to earn more Master Points and take the lead, topping Stl Squat Cobblers who rode a runaway ECFBL victory to second overall. This year, it’s the entire top three! That high LCI can be a blessing and a curse as FFB has found out, and I’ll get more into that later. I’m always partial to our legacy leagues and love seeing an overall winner come out of one of them. They finished in third last season and hit 36th overall in the Master Standings, but this year is obviously much sweeter. Milo is no slouch though, they have played in Night of the Living Zombinos, one of our toughest legacy leagues, (and a $100 league) since 2016 and finally take the league down. But, before we turn our eyes to next season we first have to recap this past season and with that, our overall Razzball Commenter Leagues Champion…Milo The Cat! Congratulations to Milo for sneaking past FFB in the final week! This makes two seasons now where FFB has led the pack down the stretch only to lose the overall lead in the final week, this time, slipping to third.
It’s perfect symmetry because fantasy baseball is the perfect fantasy sport.
Start the drum roll! Twenty-Six weeks down and now we have 26 more until the start of next year’s fantasy baseball season.
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