When Bare made an early season trade involving his keeper, Washington SP, where he received a draft pick back, it seemed he was preparing for the 2016 season. But, as in years past, Bare reversed course, and played for the current season, resulting in a championship.
This year's regular season that came down to the last series of the season and saw two teams miss the playoffs with records above .500 was fantastic. The playoffs? Not so much. No series in the first two rounds saw the eventual losing team win more than one game, including two sweeps. But the Corn Series saw Bare go up 3-0, and Bones stormed back to force a game 7, but Bare prevailed in the end.
This was an exciting end to a great season, even if Bare and Bones took the easy way out and decided to split the first and second prize...something I'm not a fan of. Bare still gets to call himself: CHAMPION.
Thanks to all for making it another successful season. Matt Bob looks like a permanent fixture in the league with his competitive lineup moves all the way to game 100...ending a string of one and done players. Everyone has paid or made payment arrangements except a couple of brothers, and I will finalize that this week.
See you sometime in March, or sooner.
Nate
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