ROTISSERIE: HQ-WONK—Standings Update
Jun 12 2019
Here we are, two months into the season. The weather’s heating up, cookout season reigns, and Patrick Davitt can finally wear white pants again. But the main topic on everyone’s mind is… how’s it going in HQ-WONK? OK, that may not be the hot topic, but let’s take a look and see how the experimental league is doing.
As you may recall, HQ-WONK is a 15-team writer’s league with keepers, deep reserves, and a few twists—daily transactions, a swing position with only one catcher, IP instead of wins, Holds + saves. The owners were recently polled on how their plans have worked to date and whether they’re still playing for this year, or turning their lonely eyes to 2020 and beyond.
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I went in with a Stars and Scrubs approach...
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