I'm just glad I managed to salvage a few ties, I think at one point it was 12-0 and I was in the xFAP basement. Would have been really depressing to put my name down next to Relegation Watch.

Would Clay Buchholz, Paul Goldschmidt and J.P. Arencibia please die in a fire? Kthx.

Herpes is throwing down a beating in that division. And yet even with his gaudy W%, the division is still the weakest overall.

Poor Silvio, he has BY FAR the best offense in the league and he's still mired in last place in the Man Division.

The numbers are calling your division weak, brah.

I have to say, overally I am really enjoying the Division dynamic, even if it ends up fkng me.

"Poor Silvio, he has BY FAR the best offense in the league and he's still mired in last place in the Man Division."

I know geez. 8 HR, 31 RBI, 12 SB, with a .304/.392/.475 slash line last week. Pitching wasn't that bad either better than in weeks past. Lost a couple of close categories on the last day or two. Should have had a better record this week but oh well, that's head to head for you.

The division we're in is still close. One or two hot weeks, you can be back in it close to the top. I need Latos and Chacin need to get their heads on straight and start pitching like a No. 1 or 2. Cueto has been my best pitcher thus far, and I'm liking what I'm seeing from Pomeranz (some bad luck) and Samardzija so far and I expect them to improve. I'll dangle a bat and another piece perhaps for a starter and/or a closer if the right deal presents itself.

I've just been trying to hold down the fort until Lester stops shitting the bed and until Hudson, Pettitte and Oswalt start contributing. It would help if a couple of my offensive black holes started being at least league average.

NJH is beating down his divisional colleagues. Although he's only about .500 against external opponents so far (SSS).