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Strike Package

MLB Counter = 51.9% of the season complete

Well folks, we’re halfway home (actually just about 52% based on games played), so this week let’s turn to a Main Event focus – starting pitchers. We all realize that starting pitchers impact four of the 10 rotisserie scoring categories – Wins, Strikeouts, ERA and WHIP. But I submit to you, dear reader, that two of those four categories are a bit, shall we say, mercurial (that’s a fancy word for you just can’t predict them too well). But in this 855-team contest, they do affect scoring in a very reliable way in the two others. So I’m tabbing those two more reliable categories, Strikeouts and WHIP, as the Strike Package, because a quality starter gives you plenty of firepower..

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Below you can see the top-15 strikeout pitchers through June 29. But the table below isn’t sorted by strikeouts. It combines strikeouts and WHIP according to the formula strikeouts plus two minus WHIP to get approximately equal weighting for each in a total score. In this way, a pitcher with a high strikeout total but a high WHIP would not be ranked at the top of the chart. The top score for the season thus far is Tyler Glasnow, who grades out at a 244, with the No. 1 strikeout total and an impressive WHIP. However, Michael King, who has a solid 115 strikeouts, only gets a 188 because his 1.27 WHIP drags him down to 14th (admittedly, all 15 of these players are great assets to have in fantasy). Similarly, Cole Ragans has the fourth-highest strikeout total (120), but his score of 203 is only 10th due to his higher WHIP. Alternatively, Logan Gilbert’s outstanding WHIP makes up for a slightly lower strikeout total – he is 8th with a 214 despite only 102 K’s this season. 

Strikeout Leaders Ranked by K’s and WHIP (season):

Starting Pitcher Strikeouts WHIP SCORE
1 Glasnow 136 0.92 244
2 Crochet 130 0.93 237
3 Sale 118 0.91 227
4 Cease 125 1.06 219
5 Skubal 112 0.94 218
6 Flaherty 115 1.00 215
7 Wheeler 112 0.98 214
8 Gilbert 102 0.88 214
9 S. Gray 109 0.99 210
10 Ragans 120 1.17 203
11 Bibee 109 1.08 201
12 P. Lopez 110 1.14 196
13 Peralta 112 1.17 195
14 King 115 1.27 188
15 H. Greene 103 1.17 186

Well, what about the last 30 days, you ask? (Well, nobody asked, but here it is anyway.) There are some familiar names below but with some new additions. Over the last month, Tanner Bibee has been outstanding (as you can see below) with the highest strikeout total and a tremendous 0.84 WHIP. Who are the other strong June performers? Hunter Brown, who started out very poorly, is 4th; Justin Steele, who can’t buy a win, is 9th; Paul Skenes is 10th, and look at Chris Bassitt – he is 15th (Again, this list is first created from the top 15 strikeout totals and then adding in the WHIP. It would not be the same if I ranked all starting pitchers).

Strikeout Leaders Ranked by K’s and WHIP (Last 30 days):

LAST 30 DAYS
Starting Pitcher Strikeouts WHIP SCORE
1 Bibee 47 0.84 163
2 Crochet 45 0.98 147
3 S. Gray 42 0.98 144
4 H. Brown 36 0.94 142
5 Glasnow 41 1.00 141
6 Sale 40 1.07 133
7 P. Lopez 41 1.09 132
8 Ragans 43 1.12 131
9 Steele 39 1.08 131
10 Skenes 40 1.12 128
11 Houck 36 1.09 127
12 Cease 43 1.26 117
13 King 41 1.24 117
14 Webb 35 1.27 108
15 Bassitt 35 1.27 108

NFBC Main Event FAAB #15: A Surge in Spending

In FAAB #15 on June 30, spending spiked. The top-10 widest acquisitions this week are in the chart below, and it was a festival for Main Event owners (see below) as David Festa (who was added in all 57 leagues) led the way. It actually seemed like this festival was Christmas themed (more on this later), as Jhonkensy Noel was next, picked up in 56 leagues. Then another Noel(vi) – third baseman Noelvi Marte (CIN) – returned from his suspension, and he was added in 51 leagues, before we broke the Christmas trend with Davis Daniel (LAA) who found his way onto 50 Main Event rosters. Among the widest 10 pickups, Marte held the highest average winning bid at about $271. Festa (MIN) came next at approximately $47, and Noel checked in at about $41. Luis Matos (SF) and Xander Bogaerts (SD) were in the $20-29 range, and everyone else was below $20. Only three additional players (outside the widest adds) were picked up in more than five leagues and attracted relatively high $30+ average winning bids. They were Colton Cowser (average of $62 from 5 bids), Heston Kjerstad (average of $76 from 15 bids) and Jake Meyers (average $38 from 5).

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NFBC Main Event – Most Added this Week: Festival of Lights

Player Leagues Added Highest Winning Bid Average Winning Bid Reason
David Festa 57 $133 $46.74 MIN Rookie in the rotation
Jhonkensy Noel 56 $99 $41.36 Christmas comes early
Noelvi Marte 51 $509 $270.92 The big target
Davis Daniel 50 $45 $16.46 Looked good first outing
Hayden Wesneski 49 $38 $8.24 Two starts this week
Luis Matos 44 $72 $26.70 Getting regular PT
Stuart Fairchild 34 $22 $9.71 3 steals last week
Hunter Renfroe 33 $23 $9.85 .389 with 2 homers last week
Xander Bogaerts 30 $101 $29.27 Taking batting practice
Edward Cabrera 29 $42 $12.03 4 scoreless in the minors

Winning Bids over $100 and $200

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I’m also keeping tabs on players attracting the highest individual FAAB bids. In the 15th run on June 30 (see below), there were 46, the largest number since May 5, $200-plus successful bids. In addition, there were 23 more winning bids between $100-199. In the seven previous FAAB runs from May 12 through June 23, there were only 36 winning bids over $200. This week, the 46 winning bids over $200 were driven by Noelvi Marte, who attracted one bid over $500, two $400-499; 18 $300-399 and 20 $200-299. Ten more Main Event owners won Noelvi for less than $200, with the lowest successful bid totaling $128. The other $200+ winning bids were for Michael Harris ($313), Mike Trout ($281), George Springer ($273), Nolan Arenado ($252), and Christian Scott ($207).

FAAB Date Winning Bids (< $200) Winning Bids ($100-$199)
3/24 1 9
3/31 58 43
4/7 1 23
4/14 13 80
4/21 14 80
4/28 8 75
5/5 48 95
5/12 10 58
5/19 11 24
5/26 3 6
6/2 4 37
6/9 3 6
6/16 1 7
6/23 4 7
6/30 46 23
YTD 225 573

The Wow Bid of the Week: The First Noel(vi)

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The highest overall bid in FAAB Week 15 – you might have already guessed – was for Noelvi Marte of the Reds, who dominated the proceedings in a Christmas spirit, along with his kindred spirit, Jhonkensy Noel (who was also picked up this week). Marte was unowned in 46 Main Event leagues, and is now (of course) 100% rostered. It was the third-highest Wow bid out of the 15 registered so far in 2024, which easily beat out the unsuccessful runner-up bid of $136.

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The Wow Bids of 2024

  • 3/24: Nolan Schanuel $200 (#15)
  • 3/31: Jason Foley $479 (#4)
  • 4/7: James McArthur $225 (#14)
  • 4/14 Brandon Nimmo $578 (#2)
  • 4/21 Wilyer Abreu $350 (#10)
  • 4/28 Pete Crow-Armstrong $355 (#9)
  • 5/5 Christian Scott $677 (Highest)
  • 5/12 Taj Bradley $444 (#5)
  • 519 Reed Garrett $420 (#6)
  • 5/26 Wyatt Langford $248 (#13)
  • 6/2 Ben Brown $366 (#7)
  • 6/9 Blake Snell $360 (#8)
  • 6/16 Ryne Stanek $261 (#12)
  • 6/23 Michael Harris $281 (#11)
  • 6/30 Noelvi Marte $509 (#3)

FAAB Summary: Noelvi Leads the Way

In the 15th FAAB week, Main Event owners successfully made 1,755 winning bids (about 6% less than last week) but the Noelvi Marte bids made the overall spending surge. Because of this, Main Event owners have now spent exactly $674 of their $1,000 allocation. However, even with this week’s spending, the overall FAAB that has left Main Event owners’ wallets remains significantly lower than the last three years at the 15-week mark. In contrast, the three previous years (as you can see below) were well over $700 spent. This year’s Week 15 had spending of about $47 per team, significantly more than the previous three years (all three previous years were within $17-$29 spent in Week 15). But there is still more money available in the Main Event – much more than in the previous three years. Since Main Event owners are still able to aggressively bid (still about $27 left to spend per week), you should anticipate other higher spending in the weeks to come.

Total Spent: Main Event Through 14 FAAB Periods

  • 2024: $674
  • 2023: $823
  • 2022: $747
  • 2021: $732

FAAB Spending Summary 2024

2024 FAAB Week Total # of Winning Bids Total FAAB $ Spent Average Winning Bid Average Amount Spent (per team) Cumulative FAAB Spent (per team)
1 310 $4,929 $15.90 $5.76
2 1460 $46,330 $31.73 $54.19 $59.95
3 1728 $34,480 $19.95 $40.33 $100.28
4 1825 $52,908 $28.99 $61.88 $162.16
5 2029 $57,486 $28.33 $67.24 $229.40
6 1929 $51,835 $26.87 $60.63 $290.02
7 1925 $64,251 $33.38 $75.15 $365.17
8 1875 $45,824 $24.44 $53.60 $418.76
9 1718 $35,076 $20.42 $41.02 $459.79
10 1728 $28,757 $16.64 $33.63 $493.42
11 1774 $35,327 $19.91 $41.32 $534.74
12 1594 $23,880 $14.98 $27.93 $562.67
13 1668 $26,333 $15.79 $30.80 $593.47
14 1864 $28,321 $15.19 $33.12 $626.59
15 1755 $40,534 $23.10 $47.41 $674.00
TOTAL 25182 $576,271 $22.88 $674.00

Average Weekly Spending Per Team (21-24):

FAAB Period 2024 2023 2022 2021
1 $5.76 $8.46 $11.29 $9.89
2 $54.19 $63.55 $51.24 $86.71
3 $40.33 $70.01 $65.29 $85.95
4 $61.88 $86.51 $62.57 $67.98
5 $67.24 $67.77 $53.82 $67.41
6 $60.63 $77.52 $71.32 $66.39
7 $75.15 $93.31 $83.64 $47.16
8 $53.60 $75.35 $65.81 $42.71
9 $41.02 $51.57 $51.68 $46.22
10 $33.63 $46.77 $46.93 $59.57
11 $41.32 $43.38 $42.24 $40.12
12 $27.93 $65.35 $39.90 $28.44
13 $30.80 $28.23 $32.51 $28.44
14 $33.12 $28.31 $39.74 $32.99
15 $47.41 $17.00 $29.50 $21.90

The Colosseum

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Four Widest ME Pickups from 3 weeks ago LGS Added First three weeks stats after wide pickup
Jack Suwinski 47 .139 BA 1 HR 0 SB (6/5 R:RBI)
Cade Povich 46 21.1 IP (15/6 K:BB) 1 W 2.53 ERA 1.12 WHIP
Spencer Horwitz 40 .333 BA 2 HR 0 SB (9/6 R:RBI)
Justyn-Henry Malloy 36 .170 BA 2 HR 0 SB (5/5 R:RBI)

Each week during the season, I’ll take a look at the four widest Main Event pickups from three weeks ago and evaluate whether it was a good addition based on the early stats (thumbs up), a bad idea (thumbs down) or simply a push. We’re focusing on the first three weeks after the pickup, when players can earn their new owners some good stats (as they are generally in the active lineup) or underperform badly, leading to an angry drop soon after they are added to the roster.

Three weeks ago, we had our 12th FAAB run, and we had two fairly good pickups. Cade Povich (see above) produced some nice ratio stats, is still in the rotation and has a good K:BB ratio plus one win. In a 15-teamer, that’s a good addition. Spencer Horwitz  gets a thumbs up as well, with a fine batting average and some decent counting stats. Unfortunately, there were two wide pickups that did not deliver. Jack Suwinski still hasn’t gotten out of his funk and has hit just .139 over the three weeks. Justyn-Henry Malloy did provide two homers (including an inside-the-park homer Sunday), but his .170 average doesn’t cut it for our purposes. That’s two thumbs up and two thumbs down this week.

The two thumbs up week keeps the Main Event pickup record for 2024 at a good level, with 20 thumbs up (42%), 21 thumbs down and seven pushes, and the thumbs up percentage is about equal to 2023 (44%). This is about the same neighborhood as the 2022 good pickups mark of 39% but better than 2021, which was 24%.

Colosseum Thumbs Up Record

  • 2024 thus far: 42%
  • 2023: 44%
  • 2022: 39%
  • 2021: 24%

2024 Colosseum Thumbs Up Players

Running Total Date Added THUMBS UP
1 3/26 Spencer Turnbull
2 3/26 Ronel Blanco
3 3/26 Yimi Garcia
4 3/26 Daniel Hudson
5 3/31 Jason Foley
6 4/7 Blaze Alexander
7 4/14 Blake Perkins
8 4/14 Jose Soriano
9 4/21 Andy Pages
10 4/21 Albert Suarez
11 4/28 Simeon Woods Richardson
12 4/28 Jo Adell
13 5/12 Robert Gasser
14 5/12 Abraham Toro
15 5/26 David Hamilton
16 5/26 Mark Vientos
17 5/26 Spencer Schwellenbach
18 5/26 David Peterson
19 6/9 Cade Povich
20 6/9 Spencer Horwitz

Overall Leaderboard: Schroter Won’t Gloat(er)

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Unlike the gentleman above, Glenn Schroter refuses to gloat over his dominating performance in the Main Event this year. Instead, the 2015 overall Main Event champ is focused on his vow after his initial win that he would “win every 10 years.” However, he is planning on “rubbing it in” in early October (see my reaction above) when this contest goes final. I’m not sure I am looking forward to that…

Main Event Leaders in 2024

Week Date Fantasy Owner Overall Points Margin Over Second Current Overall Place
1 3/31 Jenny Butler 7501.5 48.5 424th
2 4/7 Nelson Sousa 7468.5 22.0 32nd
3 4/14 Nelson Sousa 7646.0 13.0 32nd
4 4/21 Greg Diehl 7501.5 134.5 82nd
5 4/28 Glenn Schroter 7481.0 63.0 1st
6 5/5 Glenn Schroter 7673.0 255.5 1st
7 5/12 Robert Cramutola 7731.0 105.5 23rd
8 5/19 Glenn Schroter 7538.0 35.0 1st
9 5/26 Glenn Schroter 7585.5 182.5 1st
10 6/3 Glenn Schroter 7523.0 129.0 1st
11 6/10 Clark Olson 7294.0 55.5 4th
12 6/17 Glenn Schroter 7391.0 152.5 1st
13 6/24 Glenn Schroter 7454.0 117.0 1st
14 7/1 Glenn Schroter 7429.5 28.0 1st

So I am contractually obligated to point out that even though Glenn Schroter leads for the eighth time out of the last 10 weeks, his margin is the smallest it has ever been – a slim 28.0 points. This is giving some hope to his nearest rivals, led by the fresher Eric Drescher, who famously took a short respite from the competition and now is moving ever closer to the top of the leaderboard. Beck’s beer proponent Robert Beckman is surging as well, now third overall (he was sixth last week), and Clark the Shark Olson is currently circling in prime position in fourth place. However, The Liberator, Bradley Libros, is solidly in fifth and claims he will still liberate the masses of downtrodden Main Event owners (and he also has a Main Event team ranked #31 overall). Real Neil Petersen sits in sixth, charging all the way from 13th last week, and the impressive Knute Rockne aficionado Nicholi Knutson is the last player above 7,000 overall points, although he dropped back slightly from fifth place last week. 

Then there’s the Amazin’ Jason Santeiu, who not only is in eighth place this week, but he also has – get this – the 10th and 17th ranked overall teams. C’mon Jason, let someone else have some fun!  The very tough guy to get rid of, Dave Rhydderch, sits in ninth, Marvelous Peter Marrero is now 11th (17th last week) and the magnanimous Brian Magnani is 12th (down one spot from 11th).

Chris (UR A Monster) Uram is 13th, Jackson The Price is Right is 14th and FTN Fantasy stalwart Jason Anthony is 15th. Everyone’s favorite winery king, Chris Boudreaux, is 16th, My Favorite Martin, Gregg Martin, is holed up in 19th and the Pull Hitter Robert DiPietro is in solid position in 20th.

A few other notables in the top 31 (the top 31 are paid an overall prize at the end of the season – see below table) – Alan Mitchell is 21st and 29th, Drummer Griffin Benger is 22nd, 2022 Main Event Overall Champ Robert Cramutola is 23rd, the one true King Brandon King is 24th and man at the cliff’s edge Kyle Brinkmann is 26th.

But all 31 of these fantasy managers are in the hunt for sure, and in a big 855-team contest like the Main Event, that’s all you can ask after a couple of months. We’re past the halfway mark of the season (51.9%), but there’s still plenty of games to be played before October.

Top 31: Main Event 2024

Overall Rank Overall Prize Money Fantasy Manager Overall Points Points Behind 1st Place
1 $200,000 Glenn Schroter 7429.5 0.0
2 $50,000 Eric Drescher 7401.5 28.0
3 $30,000 Robert Beckman 7398.0 31.5
4 $25,000 Clark Olson 7256.0 173.5
5 $20,000 Bradley Libros 7201.5 228.0
6 $15,000 Neil Petersen 7081.0 348.5
7 $12,500 Nicholi Knutson 7035.5 394.0
8 $10,000 Jason Santeiu 6945.5 484.0
9 $9,000 Dave Rhydderch 6924.5 505.0
10 $8,000 Jason Santeiu 6912.0 517.5
11 $7,500 Peter Marrero 6878.5 551.0
12 $7,000 Brian Magnani 6846.0 583.5
13 $6,500 Chris Uram 6806.0 623.5
14 $6,000 Jackson Price 6759.0 670.5
15 $5,500 Jason Anthony 6735.0 694.5
16 $5,000 Chris Boudreaux 6694.0 735.5
17 $4,000 Jason Santeiu 6673.0 756.5
18 $3,500 Rich Barry 6668.0 761.5
19 $3,000 Gregg Martin 6665.0 764.5
20 $2,500 Robert DiPietro 6642.0 787.5
21 $2,400 Alan Mitchell 6596.0 833.5
22 $2,300 Griffin Benger 6580.5 849.0
23 $2,200 Robert Cramutola 6578.5 851.0
24 $2,100 Brandon King 6537.5 892.0
25 $2,000 Matt Leahy 6502.0 927.5
26 $1,950 Kyle Brinkmann 6496.0 933.5
27 $1,900 Brody John 6454.0 975.5
28 $1,850 Darren Wasny 6648.0 781.5
29 $1,800 Alan Mitchell 6435.5 994.0
30 $1,750 Peter Christensen 6425.5 1004.0
31 $1,700 Bradley Libros 6409.0 1020.5
Average Top 31 Overall Score Average Top 31 Overall Score 6794.0

League of Legends

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Here are the 57 Main Event leagues with the current top three in the standings as of the morning of July 1st!

Top Three: 2024 Main Event League Leaders

NFBC League # LEADER – $7,000 prize 2nd Place – $3,500 prize 3rd Place – $1,750 prize
1190 Kyle Brinkmann Ryan Welborn Gregg Martin
1194 Nicholi Knutson Kyle Brinkmann Michael Alloca
1232 Ray Murphy Joe Anthony Bob Casale
1233 Andrew Kopicz Danny Bronski Andrew Sullivan
1337 Daniel DaSilva Steven Heffernan Phillippe Dussault
1380 Joseph Martens Philippe Dussault Scott Waggener
1381 Jackson Price Michael Mager David Clum
1418 Neil Petersen Stephen Prepas David Lightfoot
1419 Brody John Bill Gaffney Michael Brophy
1427 Robert Cramutola James Anderson Ian Peterson
1438 Chris Uram Abdulaziz Madani James Anderson
1443 Jason Santeiu Nelson Sousa Clark Olson
1460 Erik Sviggum Kristopher Reed David Hinkel
1479 Robert Beckman Dave Rhydderch Jordan Rosenblum
1484 James Anderson & Todd Whitestone Matthew Shepherd Adam Warner
1485 John Pausma Donald Warner Ashley Ainsworth
1487 Brian Magnani Dan Thompson Mike Ballschmiede
1488 Brandon King James Gabal Scott Davis
1489 Ben Tidd Joe Green James Hyler
1493 Alan Mitchell Robert Cramutola Ian Hubbard
1516 Dustin McComas Andrew Deninno Matthew Davis
1517 Dominic Rello Bill Macey Eddie Gillis
1518 Greg Smith Leonard Ringle Rusty Clark
1519 Robert Cramutola Scott Waggener Kevin Hasting
1520 Peter Christensen Bill Gaffney Steven Weimer
1521 Griffin Benger Carter Gill Dave Shovein
1522 Stephen Jupinka Tony DiVincenzo Glenn Schroter
1523 Clark Olson Jacob Halusker James Tomony
1528 Richard DiMondo David Einhorn Josh Pettersen
1539 Bradley Libros Dominic Rello Scott Masel
1566 Matt Leahy Greg Diehl Mark Srebro
1585 Leonard Ringle Lane McVey Erik Konyk
1586 Rich Barry Scott Gilbert Mike Massotto
1587 Zachary Waxman James Maples Eric Albright
1598 Eric Drescher Robert DiPietro Robert Cramutola
1605 Peter Marrero Nelson Sousa James Maples
1615 Eric Karlovic Matthew Anderson Ken O’Brien
1634 Bradley Libros Michael Lins Rian Lange
1645 Stephen Ciepiela Bradley Beckman Dominic Rello
1646 David DiDonato Tony Messer Ned Donohue
1647 Matthew McDonough Dominik Alexander Jon Stadtmueller
1648 Dustin Wagner Darren Wasny Jeffrey Biddle
1649 Jason Anthony Chris Fessler Ross Berg
1650 Dalton Del Don Mark Kieffer Scott Waggener
1653 Steve Brunn Anthony Palavis Scott Fleming
1658 Chris Uram Andrew Kaplan Matthew Dugan
1676 Jason Santeiu Matt Modica Todd Hoppe
1680 Jeff Freeman David McDonald Michael DeCavalcante
1685 Shawn Gidley Dohn Terrell Abdulaziz Madani
1692 Glenn Schroter Leonard Ringle Andrew McQuiston
1707 Pat Tremaglio Zachary Viglianco Brandon King
1714 Chris Boudreaux Anthony Donisch Christopher Vaccaro
1778 Tyler Jung Bryan Shorstein Andy Saxton
1817 Gregg Martin Matthew Dugan Tristan Hills
1820 Tom Rodriguez James Hyler Danny Bronski
1831 Jason Santeiu Zachary Waxman Tim Wagner
1837 Robert Cramutola Michael O’Brien Alan Mitchell

Shout-outs

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The 27 players listed below account for 16 of the 57 first-place positions (28%) and 60 of the 171 total cashing positions (35%). So far, the most outstanding performance across the Main Events belongs to Robert Cramutola with three, count ‘em, three first-place positions plus two seconds! The next three are not too shabby either: Jason Santeiu has three firsts, Scott Waggener has the across-the-board positions of one first, one second and one third and Matthew Dugan has three thirds. Congratulations! But see below, as there are several other fantasy managers doing terrific work!

Notables include:

Three first, two seconds – Robert Cramutola
Three first – Jason Santeiu
One first, one second, one third – Scott Waggener
Three thirds – Matthew Dugan
Two firsts – Bradley Libros
One first; one second – Alan Mitchell, Chris Uram, Leonard Ringle
One first; One third – Gregg Martin, Clark Olson, Kyle Brinkmann, Tony DiVincenz
Two seconds – Bill Gaffney, Nelson Sousa, Tyler Jung
One second, one third – Danny Bronski, David Miller, Dave Rhydderch, Michael Mager, Mike Ballschmiede, Joe Green, Anthony Palavis, Dominic Rello, Jeff Mitseff
Three thirds – Dalton Del Don, James Tomony, James Maples

Good luck to all the competitors in Week 16!

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