James

Overview

To say we were all rooting against James would be unfair and perhaps slightly untrue. But to see the graphical standings line never once change for this lad was an expected and appreciated delight every week. Let us all take a moment to marvel at the way this turned out and how hilarious, sad, and ultimately inspirational it was for James to never even once sniff a position other than last place and still show up in the chat every week trying to sell us mortgages. Pictured: James (in green) spending the whole season looking up.

Headlines

A fairly healthy and productive year in stark contrast to last, with 365 man games played
Took Landon Janz (Pictured) for what may be his final year in the League
Only 1 swap and it came early in the "grace period" plus a goalie swap but I cannot stress enough how sick I am of goalies.

Good Stuff

Landon Janz had a slightly lower but still productive Janz type year with 5/9/127 and being a positive contributor in all categories, just cresting the positive xGI threshold with 0.09, his worst category. A fine swan song for the man if it does turn out to be his last,
I'm having a tough time finding a lot of positives from the draft side of things so congrats on getting you mortgage license.
James is also a good dude and fun to be around.

Bad Stuff

Kieran Kitteringham (3/4/8 in 37GP) (Pictured for shame reasons) was an absolute dud. Not only losing James the last person to have a penalty side bet, but by playing every single night and not allowing James to swap him out.
Seth Goodstriker being the only available goalie to pick up really hampered the goalie productivity. Even though Brenner Fyfe was fine to good, the overall production from net minders was sunk and the tandem was worth a putrid -11.36PAA
As we established, last place the whole year.

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