Week 7 Recap
Markinson
No shakeup in the standings, with the top 5 staying put, but a definite compression.
In the upset of the season, formerly last place Drew topples top dog Dean by 3 points! Dean still maintains the perch, while the win moves Drew up to 6th. The league applauds you, Drew. It also applauds timely bye weeks.
Second place Russell also falls, by 9 points to Andrew. Andrew is 2 games back in 5th place, but really he is only 1.5 games back because of his overall points lead.
Third place Hubert closes the gap to just one game with a solid 29-point win over Nalu, sending Nalu to the basement.
Despite not playing McFadden, I grab my second straight Heineken in a nail-biting 3-point win over Jeremy, moving me a game back of the leaders in 4th place. Jeremy continues to have extraordinarily bad luck, with the second-highest season point total and only 2 wins to show for it in 7th place.
Montoya
The reigning champ may be turning things around. Andrew earns the Heineken in a 32-point victory over Lisa, just his second of the season.
Hubert also gets his second victory, by 30 over Scott. We knew these guys wouldn't stay down forever.
Dan took the Heineken lead on the final drive of MNF, only to see it disappear when that drive resulted in a TD against his defense. He still ends up with more than enough, putting a 65-point hurting on Jeremy. The win moves him up to 3rd, in position for his first ever Markinson bid. Jeremy remains in 2nd despite laying a massive egg.
I keep the top spot, but just barely, eeking out a 1.2-point win over Gina.
Dufresne
Dean scores his fourth Dufresne Heineken of the season in an 85-point drubbing of Eddy. The win keeps him in first and vaults him ahead of me by 5 for the Starling lead. With the addition of his two Markinson Heinekens, his total of 6 is threatening Scott's single season record 10 Heinekens in 2006.
Jason stays in 2nd place with a 52-point win over Drew. He also moves up to 3rd place in the Starling race, just 35 points back.
Russell leapfrogs into 3rd place with a 32-point win over Amer, keeping Amer stuck in 6th but still very much in the mix.
Steve falls to 4th after losing to Nalu by 10. Nalu remains in 5th but is now tied for 3rd in wins.
No shakeup in the standings, with the top 5 staying put, but a definite compression.
In the upset of the season, formerly last place Drew topples top dog Dean by 3 points! Dean still maintains the perch, while the win moves Drew up to 6th. The league applauds you, Drew. It also applauds timely bye weeks.
Second place Russell also falls, by 9 points to Andrew. Andrew is 2 games back in 5th place, but really he is only 1.5 games back because of his overall points lead.
Third place Hubert closes the gap to just one game with a solid 29-point win over Nalu, sending Nalu to the basement.
Despite not playing McFadden, I grab my second straight Heineken in a nail-biting 3-point win over Jeremy, moving me a game back of the leaders in 4th place. Jeremy continues to have extraordinarily bad luck, with the second-highest season point total and only 2 wins to show for it in 7th place.
Montoya
The reigning champ may be turning things around. Andrew earns the Heineken in a 32-point victory over Lisa, just his second of the season.
Hubert also gets his second victory, by 30 over Scott. We knew these guys wouldn't stay down forever.
Dan took the Heineken lead on the final drive of MNF, only to see it disappear when that drive resulted in a TD against his defense. He still ends up with more than enough, putting a 65-point hurting on Jeremy. The win moves him up to 3rd, in position for his first ever Markinson bid. Jeremy remains in 2nd despite laying a massive egg.
I keep the top spot, but just barely, eeking out a 1.2-point win over Gina.
Dufresne
Dean scores his fourth Dufresne Heineken of the season in an 85-point drubbing of Eddy. The win keeps him in first and vaults him ahead of me by 5 for the Starling lead. With the addition of his two Markinson Heinekens, his total of 6 is threatening Scott's single season record 10 Heinekens in 2006.
Jason stays in 2nd place with a 52-point win over Drew. He also moves up to 3rd place in the Starling race, just 35 points back.
Russell leapfrogs into 3rd place with a 32-point win over Amer, keeping Amer stuck in 6th but still very much in the mix.
Steve falls to 4th after losing to Nalu by 10. Nalu remains in 5th but is now tied for 3rd in wins.
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