Annexation OF PuertoRico Dominates Glenmore Gravytrain in Week 11

In a shocking turn of events, Annexation OF PuertoRico completely dominated Glenmore Gravytrain in Week 11 of the Ocean. Annexation OF PuertoRico, with an impressive A+ grade, scored a whopping 494.17 points, leaving Glenmore Gravytrain in the dust with a measly 344.57 points. The win was sealed early on Thursday, leaving Glenmore Gravytrain wondering what went wrong with their disappointing D grade.

Annexation OF PuertoRico's best player, Tommy DeVito, showed no mercy as they crushed their projection by scoring an impressive 52.01 points, beating their projection by 25.53 points. On the other hand, Glenmore Gravytrain's best player, James Cook, had a standout performance by surpassing their projection by a whopping 22.84 points, scoring 53.97 points. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to save Glenmore Gravytrain from their defeat. As for the worst players, Annexation OF PuertoRico's Jaylen Waddle fell short of their projection by 10.85 points, scoring 26.00 points. Glenmore Gravytrain's Tyler Boyd also disappointed by falling short of their projection by 17.26 points, scoring only 12.40 points.

With this win, Annexation OF PuertoRico solidifies their position in the league standings, holding a strong 8-3-0 record and sitting comfortably in 3rd place. Meanwhile, Glenmore Gravytrain's hopes of climbing up the ladder have been shattered as they now hold a disappointing 4-7-0 record, placing them at 10th in the standings. It seems like Annexation OF PuertoRico's dominance in this matchup was no fluke, and they are proving to be a formidable force in the league.

Looking ahead to next week, Annexation OF PuertoRico will face off against tardy perch, and they should feel confident coming off this dominant win. As for Glenmore Gravytrain, they will be up against KayCee Chiefs, and they'll need to regroup and strategize if they want to bounce back from this crushing defeat. Perhaps some lineup changes or a little bit of luck will be on their side next week.