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The Young Gunz defeated the Bishops of Battle and helped cause the whole 7 way tie for first place. The Gunz were led by Fitzmagic, Allen and a big game out of the BEARS. Despite co-creating the big logjam, the, the Gunz lead the league in points but are still a game out of the logjam. The Bishops were led but Wilson and Howard in the loss. This game featured 45 ST points (my guess is that is a record) and 0 bench points (also a record) by the Gunz. A Ryan and Cook start would have kept the Bishops a game ahead of that log jam at the top. |
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The "Game of the Week" honors go to the contest between the Fightin’ Irish and the Good Fellas. The Irish were trailing by 5.2 points going into Monday night with Cooper. Cooper did not lead his new NFL team to a “W”, he quickly led the Irish to the win. The Irish were led by Bug Ben, Hunt and Julio (who finally found the end zone). The Fellas were led b y the Terminator, Flash and Kelce (ok no pop-culture reference here) in the loss. The Fellas did not start their best lineup (pretty close) but even their best lineup would have come up short. |
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The Money Takers carried a 84.4 point lead into Monday night against the Roxborough Wranglers and Corey Davis. Davis had a nice night, but nowhere near enough to overcome that lead. The Takers scored their 2nd helmet after spending a couple of weeks as the bottom of the scoreboard. The Takers big bounce back was due in large part by Cam, Kamara, Kupp and an MVP performance by Thomas. The Wranglers were led by McCaffrey in the loss. |
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The Jelly Beans defeated the Black & Blue Attack in their only meeting this year. The beans were led by Brees, Gordon and Cooks as they climbed into that logjam at 5-4 and incidentally knocked the Attack into that logjam as well. The Attack was led by White and the TEXAN double-bubble in the loss. The Attack had some help on the bench but not nearly enough to make a difference in the outcome of the game. |
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The Dream Team carried a 67.5 point lead into Monday night against the Body Shop and Zeke. This would have been the perfect payback if Zeke (one of the draft day traded players) came back and neat the Dream Team. The Dream Team was led by Rodgers, Coleman and Ridley as they too helped cause and climbed into the logjam at the top. The Shop was led by Mahomes in the loss that dropped them back into that logjam. The Shop left some bullets on the bench, but even their roster total would have come up short. |
