RCL -UPDATE: The week that was week 23, 2025

I hope all our readers had a nice long weekend! It is back to school and the wind to the baseball season. Only four weeks stay in the baseball season, and it is an all -out sprint to the finish! The timing worked out well with the long weekend and at the end of August, so we have updated master classification for your viewing pleasure. Time to load and toll on that tongs and tolls that we will not become a roof, ruin our relationships and chance in immortal glory, or a virtual trophy, the same. Let’s see where everyone landed in our penultimate update of the season (we will try to do one in two weeks, so that everyone has an idea where they land while we finish this thing) and the rest of the statistics of the week that was week 23.

‘PERTY’ Perts

Every week we peek at our residents to see who claims to the best “expert” Rler in the country. We take notes, check the rankings and generally steal them. The head is also hyperlink, so feel free to follow while we go.

Great movement in PTS this week when son does what Son does and puts his end of the season. It is a story that is as old as the time, Son loads and tries to time recharging with the end of the season, with a peak at the perfect moment to win the whole thing. Son took 2.5 points, while Mike C lost 5.5 and Kirksey dropped four and moved son to half a point of the leadership. Impressive things of one of the best to do it.

Razzslam -classification update

Every week we will also take a look at the top ten general classification in our other Razzball sponsored competition, the razzslam. This is our NFBC Best Ball League with managers from the entire industry, from content providers to fans and readers, just like you.

Your current top twenty fighting for Razzslam Glory:

And those who are looking for a sweet raid -t -t -shirt in the wildcart round:

Top 20

For those who are too lazy to the Master rankingsI present you, the current top 10

Joe Haters have a tough month, because our vocal commentator has taken the overall lead and has placed three teams in the top five. Quite an impressive month for Joe! He even had the top two teams in Vin’s Team of the month for August. It is Joe’s summer; It’s just a matter of hanging now.

Longball players will have to give RCL 35 a Peptalk to pick up that LCI in the past month to have a chance to win the title.

Password is that Taco has the talent to make a late push here, and a 103 LCI can be a sweet spot.

Gunk Squad has slipped this update of seven places, but we have seen them make large movements in the past.

Squat Cobblers shot ten places and could certainly push the top position with the 104 LCI in RCL 17.

Racks of Gilson Schmilsson in two teams in the top eleven. Multiple teams in the top twenty are crazy and should be noticed.

Good work, everyone, and good luck in the piece!

Weekly leaders

The best of the best of the week was.

R – 64 – Bad News Bears (RCL 23)

HR –26 – Swanson TV Diners (RCL 17)

RBIS – 77 – Swanson TV Diners (RCL 17)

SB – 15 – MR Big & Bud Goode (RCL 35) & Storminator (RCL 27)

AVG – .332 – Tagushi (RCL 3)

K – 135 – Rob Manfred’s Sorry Team (RCL 17)

W – 10 – Jamscandal (Notlz)

SV – 9 – Here we go Jim (FCL)

ERA (min. 40 IP) – 1.04 – Leave for the party (RCL 28) (in 52 IP)

Whip (min. 40 IP) – 0.673 – Leave for the party (RCL 28)

Swanson TV Diners (great name) fell out of the weekly HR record, but this week took over the RBI record.

Likewise, the Sorry team of Rob Manfred (LOL) took over the Strikeout lead with a huge 135 kS.

You would think that the era and the small leaders would correlate more often, but it is definitely a rarity. Good work, let both record this week at the party.

A few more weekly statistics from Vinwins:

26 teams had an ERA under 2.00. 31 were above 6.

Only 3 teams broke under .200 (18 last week)

31 teams are more than .300. (24 last week)

84.6% of the schedule is completed. 846 IP would be in pace for the 1000 IP minimum. 1185 IP is on pace for the maximum 1400 IP.

4 weeks to go. Jamscandal (Night of the Living Zombbinos) needs 16 hours/week to bind the record.

Every week I see the remaining song from Son Dip Down Down, but the gas station has only 26 steps to last for four weeks!

The most active teams:

474 The gas station (RCL #29)

459 Son (Cougs R Us)

453 Hoosierboss (RCL #25)

432 Not enough (Cougs R US)

427 Backdoor Splitters (ECFBL)

423 Hoosierboss (RCL #9)

Team of the week

Our weekly shout at the team that killed it last week.

Team: MR Big & Bud Goode

Competition: RCL 35

Statistics: AVG: .238, R: 56, HR: 19, RBI: 54, SB: 15

IP: 69.2, ERA: 3.10, Whip: 1,105, K: 71, W: 6, SV: 5

Summary: MR Big & Bud Goode had a week that looks like something that could set up an Hospel Cruz. Low stroke average, with many dingers and stolen bases for everyone. Yet it plays in our game. Juan Soto hit .333 with three home runs and five stolen bases to speed up the attack. He also scored eight points and drove in seven. Mark Vientos had three homers with ten ribbies while he hit .320. Trevor Story struck alone .185, but wore a few long balls and steals a few. Ondeil Cruz (he contributed to his namesake week!) Added a homer and two steals despite a .118 average. Jurickson Profar, Dansby Swanson and Junior Caminero walked in with two home runs each. Emmet Sheehan threw seven shutout -innings, so that three baserunners could become and threw ten to win. Tarik Skubal won one of his two starts and threw out 16. Jonah Tong and Clayton Kershaw each gave one point and had six strikeouts in five innings for two more victories. Gift Smith added a victory and two saves in three and a third scoreless frames. De Zoete Week achieved Bud 6.5 points and raised them from 7th to 4th in RCL 35. Beautifully done!

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