Week 10 Recap: Two Tie, All Tie

I overheard someone talking about a soccer game the other day. I'm not sure why they were talking about soccer in the United States of America, but for some reason they were. Anyways, these soccer folks were overly excited about a game in which their team tied. This pretty much tells you how exciting soccer is, but can a tie really be a good thing?

We had some ties to deal with this week in fantasy baseball. Although I expected to lose on Sunday, I am not happy with a tie since all I needed was Rios or Quentin to hit a homer on Sunday night for the victory and came up hitless. The Giant Killers also tied the Ozzie Guillens who put up 5 points once again but failed to win. That is significant because the Giant Killers are this week's big winner, going 6-0-1 in matchups with a .595 winning percentage. Too bad that tie was the one that counts. Also surprising based on that statistic is the fact that the Ozzie Guillens were near the bottom of the league this week. To me that says no one was that great this week.

Speaking of not great, the South Side Hit Men had another down week despite pitching 3 CGs. They were the worst team for the second consecutive week. The second worst team?... this week's Trolley Dodger Award winners: Brian's Fellows - who were fortunate enough to be playing the Hit Men. Here's what everyone deserved this week:

Team	W	L	T
GKs	7	4	1
Dynasty	6	5	1
TDs	6	5	1
Wang	5	6	1
L-Trains	5	6	1
Ozzie	5	6	1
Fellows	5	6	1
Hitmen	4	8	0

And here are your updated season standings:

	Phil Hellmuth Standings
Team	W	L	T	PCT	GB
Wang	65	45	9	.584	0
Dynasty	64	47	9	.571	1.5
GKs	60	50	10	.542	5
TDs	54	55	11	.496	10.5
L-Trains	53	57	10	.483	12
Hitmen	51	61	9	.459	15
Fellows	48	59	13	.454	15.5
Ozzie	45	65	10	.417	20

	Matchup
Team	W	L	T	PCT
Wang	41	21	8	.643
Dynasty	39	27	4	.586
GKs	40	23	7	.621
TDs	31	30	9	.507
L-Trains	30	32	8	.486
Hitmen	27	40	3	.407
Fellows	26	39	5	.407
Ozzie	21	43	6	.343