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Triple Crown of Fantasyland

The last time I posted about my fantasy teams was in early July, and I sat at the top of all 3 of my fantasy leagues. Well now after a full seasons worth of work I can say I achieved the Fantasy Triple Crown. Three for three.

Dell's Herp Army
This was by far the worst of my 3 teams. In the finals I lost 4 of the 5 hitting categories with my lone saving grace being the cheap Stolen Base Category. So what won me the league? Cole Hamels, Yovani Gallardo and my diesel closing squad of K-Rod, Corpas, and Nathan. I won every single pitching category to take the crown.

Dreamboat's Sperm
This was by far my best team. I mauled the opposition in the finals. Utley, Braun, Vlad, Prince, Atkins, Holliday Carlos Guillen, Tejada, Bedard, Sabathia, Lilly, Corpas, Yovani the list goes on. I built a massive lead in the regular season and wrapped up the finals with ease 15-3.

Matt
Boring name, but my father is in the league and well I didn't pick my name anyway, I just took over for an existing team in 06 and they plugged me in as Matt. I took over the lead in this roto league in the early months and held onto the lead with relative ease in the last week after a little scare in early September. J Roll and CC might take home dual awards for me this year.



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