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| + | For the 24th year in Rockem history we had another dandy. Until the last month things were close, but that is when the cream rises to the top and Jay Moon was creamy this year. Moon took over with a huge season from Judge powering him forward to his third Catalina Cup. Eeet's a Boat is now floating in CT as Moon revels in another victory. | ||
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| + | Oh what could have been for 2nd and 3rd place. Fatone led for the majority of the season this year but faltered down the stretch and could not seal the deal on his first championship. While most people would love third place and eating for free, but not BK who is going to stew and see this as a missed opportunity (those CG's on a bench are costly). | ||
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| + | Tom had a strong season with solid managing as did Jeff, finishing 4th and 5th respectively. McNally went the other way, a solid team that left too many innings and unplayed games on the table to make a serious run. Mike brought up the back half of the league but was light years ahead of the bottom five. Commish never got it going at all, finishing 8th, Neezer spent the summer in the backwoods of Colorado and forgot about baseball, Vig made a run but then crashed back down towards his basement, and Bull just seemed confused. Birdie missed the draft and apparently missed the season as well. | ||
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| + | That's it, 24 of these in the books. Amazing. Thanks everyone for continuing to do it. Much love and see you in 25. Awards from the season are below: | ||
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