Trying to kill a little time this morning while waiting for my St.
Patty's party to begin I went out and bought Baseball Weekly. Using
their point scheme, I calculated where each of us would rank.  I guess
it wasn't a surprise to me that the Foxes rate the best.  The
Ballbusters rate second best with the Muckrats in third (John's team
ranks last in offense but first in pitching).  No surprise as to who
trails the field!  Here's the totals:

Foxes--502 points
Busters--476 points
Muckrats--467 points
Mazins--449 points
Invincibles--448 points
Leathernuts--442 points
Tamales--442 points
Panzas--441 points
Nuzzahs--439 points
Pinstripes--417 points
Hogshit--More on this later!

Offense Rank

Foxes--331
Busters--319
Mazins--318
Invincibles--316
Tamales--310
Panzas--299
Nuts--296
Nuzzahs--294
Pinstripes--287
Hogshit--280
Muckrats--279

Pitching Rank

Muckrats--188 (I told you they had the best staff)
Foxes--171
Busters--157
Nuts--146
Nuzzahs--145
Panzas--142
Invincibles--132
Tamales--132
Mazins--131 (I told you the staff was loaded with pus arms)
Pinstripes--130
Hogshit--?

It was impossible to rank the Hogshit staff because Baseball Weekly
didn't even post values for Wood and Ligtenburg for obvious reasons.  I
couldn't find a value for Alex Fernandez either.  Willo's other six
pitchers had a total of 85 points.  The boys are comin' Willo!

Anyway, that's the word from a publication that none of us had the
opportunity to use during the draft.  As usual though, it'll come down
to who stays healthy, who lives up to potential and who has the career
years. Play ball!

Gabes