All complaints should be sent to the commissioner. Team record in parenthesis, and previous week's ranking follows the slash.
1. The Allen Websters (6-4) / 2 - A few weeks ago, Hal was ranked dead last. Now he's at the top. Will he be able to handle the increased media attention and scrutiny?
2. Ahh Herro-o (7-3) / 3 - Didn't know they gave out Bye weeks in fantasy sports.
3. Goldschmember (8-2) / 1 - After weeks of invincibility, Chris now knows how the rest of us it feel to go in a little bit of a slump.
4. Los Pollos Hermanos (6-4) / 6 - Puig Mania! How long will it actually last, though?
5. Suck Peddlers (6-4) / 7 - Joe with a thrilling and much-needed win that came down to the final at-bats from LaRoche and Bruce.
6. Cole Miners (5-5) / 4 - With Jason Heyward finally starting to come around, Bob's offense appears to be a bit more formidable.
7. Backdoor Slider (5-5) / 9 - No Harper, no Strasburg, no problem. Against the #1 team, too. Go figure, right?
8. Give Sosa a Chance! (5-5) / 5 - Rumors swirling that Shea is placing an ad on Craigslist seeking someone who will set his lineup for him each day.
9. Nyjer Please (4-6) / 8 - Up comes Stanton, down goes Braun. Been that kind of year for Mike.
10. Billy Ball (3-7) / 11 - Rickie Weeks and B.J. Upton have played a total of 112 games this year; either one has had a batting average above .200 just 13 times this season! Jack must have high post-All Star hopes for them at this point.
11. Fireballs (3-7) / 10 - Rick's first 3 seasons in the league: 40-21-5 record (.644%); Rick's next 3.5 seasons? 25-45-6 record (.368%). What happened?
12. TurnThisShitArounndd (2-8) / 12 - Remember that time Adam drafted Ryan Howard in the 2nd round, over Paul Goldschmidt, Freddie Freeman, and others?
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