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Week 2 started with the league in a knot and ends with a record in the book. Tommy Wu's Grandma's Boys scored 138 points, the highest single-week total this league has ever seen. The old mark was 134, set by Carlos Vega in Week 5 of 2024, and Tommy erased it with a lineup that outscored Priya and Ravi's Waiver Wire Act by six, 138-132. The combined 270 points is also a new league high. Nora will note both in the ledger.
The Regrettables, Alex Fontaine's team, put 116 on The Audible and won by 25. It was the week's widest margin. Riley Hoang's squad managed 91 and now has work to do.
Basement Champs and Two Beers Deep turned in the week's best argument for the three-point play. Carlos Vega's team held on 97-94 over Pat Gallagher, who has now scored 288 points through two weeks — the fewest in the league. Pat has held that mark before. He will adjust.
Sam Okafor's Sack Religious beat Danny Kowalski's Cold Brew Crew 130-115, a result that sends Danny to 1-1 and Sam to 1-1. The top of the standings is starting to breathe.
Jordan Reyes's Fourth & Long beat Marcus Delgado's Bench Mob 123-103. Deshawn Holliday beat Nate Brennan 109-101.
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Tommy Wu's Grandma's Boys set the league's new single-week scoring record, surpassing the previous mark of 134.
- Tommy Wu sets the single-week record at 138 points.
- The Regrettables win by 25 over The Audible.
- Basement Champs edge Two Beers Deep by 3.
- Sack Religious upset Cold Brew Crew 130-115.
- Two teams remain undefeated: Basement Champs and The Regrettables.
No Monday night game this week, so the next meaningful snap comes on Thursday. The senior column will follow with the argument of the week. My work is the people who set the lineups, and the detail that makes a season read like a story.
