Well, that looks like that's it in the Adams League, despite another serious injury to one of my starters. I think I can maintain a 12 game lead with just 30 games left in the season. The Monarchs have put up a 32-6 run over the last three sims, which really is pretty remarkable.
As for the Zotti League, I think the key wasn't so much River Cities winning five of seven in a week of head-to-head battles, although that was obviously important. Instead, I think the breaking point for South Bay was the three-game sweep at the hands of the streaking Walla Walla Federal Duck. Coming on the heels of the big RC-SB tilt, those three games may be the back breaker.
Walla Walla had won at least 12 in a row before losing the final game of this sim. They've put on one heck of a streak in the second half of the season. I may be doing the math or reading Brent's charts wrong, but I think they're 25-5 since July 30. Yowza.
Well, that looks like that's it in the Adams League, despite another serious injury to one of my starters. I think I can maintain a 12 game lead with just 30 games left in the season. The Monarchs have put up a 32-6 run over the last three sims, which really is pretty remarkable.
ReplyDeleteAs for the Zotti League, I think the key wasn't so much River Cities winning five of seven in a week of head-to-head battles, although that was obviously important. Instead, I think the breaking point for South Bay was the three-game sweep at the hands of the streaking Walla Walla Federal Duck. Coming on the heels of the big RC-SB tilt, those three games may be the back breaker.
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ReplyDeleteWalla Walla had won at least 12 in a row before losing the final game of this sim. They've put on one heck of a streak in the second half of the season. I may be doing the math or reading Brent's charts wrong, but I think they're 25-5 since July 30. Yowza.
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