In a fitting end to a wild season of Our Sick Game, Sweet Valley Death's Fidel Castro has been named the Most Valuable Player for the 2006 season. What makes this selection unique is that Castro did not die, but still played an enormous role in determining the outcome of the season. Ewing Oil's decision to take out insurance on Castro following his health scare in early August handed Sweet Valley Death the points that would ultimately lead to its victory. Without Castro, Sweet Valley Death would have fallen short and Ewing Oil would have won its second straight championship. In addition, Castro enters the 2007 with a legitimate shot to become the first, and possibly only player ever, to win back-to-back Most Valuable Player honors. Keep an eye on Castro, for he will be one to watch in 2007.
# posted by The Commissioner @ 1:13 PM
In a fitting end to a wild season of Our Sick Game, Sweet Valley Death's Fidel Castro has been named the Most Valuable Player for the 2006 season. What makes this selection unique is that Castro did not die, but still played an enormous role in determining the outcome of the season. Ewing Oil's decision to take out insurance on Castro following his health scare in early August handed Sweet Valley Death the points that would ultimately lead to its victory. Without Castro, Sweet Valley Death would have fallen short and Ewing Oil would have won its second straight championship. In addition, Castro enters the 2007 with a legitimate shot to become the first, and possibly only player ever, to win back-to-back Most Valuable Player honors. Keep an eye on Castro, for he will be one to watch in 2007.
