Briggs, who, by his own admission doesn't talk enuff smack, takes the title for the second year in a row after years of runner-upping and a kiss your sister tie. It was "only" a 20 point win this time around - chink in the armor? He's already predicting a three peat, which I believe would be unprecedented.
Tie for 2nd - Fungster
Long the "guy in the middle", the guy whose teams would be in the top second half of the standings (table if you're English), Fungster's team finally put it together and made it into the money for the first time ever. The team had a Briggs described "Fungsurgency" with a few days to go into second place, then nearly fell out of second with horrific end of season play. Nevertheless, Fung is pleased.
5th place - Smiff
Smiff continues to prove he's a Roto god by improving on his position and point total in a sport that he knows nuthin about. He will be a little disappointed that he wasn't able to hold on to 2nd place, a position he held for most of the last month or so, until the "Fungsurgency" occurred. He retains bragging rights over Sarge, although at this point one wonders what that is worth these days.
Tie for 7th place - Corms
A team wracked by injuries, Corms' team got in by far the fewest amount of games in the league. Nevertheless, there's quality there, as he managed a respectable middle of the table finish. It shows that last years 3rd place was no fluke.
11th (and final) place - Sarge
Oi. Or is it Oy? It's been a steady decline for Sarge since the glory days of Parcers 2004. The Center position seemed to give Sarge fits, and a lot of games were missed there. Just like in baseball, he's stacking up the young'uns, and hopes to make a run soon. Will he continue to hold on to Matrix?
Not mentioned: K-Mad (too sexy for Fantasy Basketball), Corporal (if it doesn't involve da Bears, he doesn't want to know), Ranger (he's the best at what he does, he has no time for anything else).
