Cmon Dude

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Holiday Cheers, Playoff Tears
Thursday, 11 December, 2025

This week, the League’s core trio of fantasy philosophers returns to the mic, joined by a rare and radiant creature: the GM of the Golden Stallions. He trots into the studio armed with confidence, delusion, and the depressing glow of someone finally relegated to the Loser's Bracket. With the regular season officially dead and buried, the crew breaks down the Week 14 matchups and awards before unveiling the finalized postseason bracket. They analyze who survived the cut, who got cut so swiftly it left skid marks (Vertzy), and what deranged cosmic forces allowed certain managers to stumble backward into the playoffs without a scratch (Joel).From there, the gang dives into their predictions for Week 15’s first-round playoff clashes, declaring who they want hoisting the trophy, who they desperately need to watch crumble, and why certain managers simply do not deserve joy. The smack talk flows freely — equal parts scientific analysis and personal attacks — as tradition demands.Naturally, the conversation veers into existential territory: Will this be the final podcast episode of the season? Will the chaos of Round 1 force an emergency broadcast? The crew unveils a brand-new parlay format they fully expect everyone to accept next draft day, mostly because resistance would require stupidity.They wrap by reminiscing on their favorite moments from this year’s pod, celebrating the highs, roasting the lows, and already looking ahead to next season’s nonsense. The episode closes with a heartfelt message of good luck in the postseason and a warm wish for happy holidays — because even fantasy degenerates can show a little seasonal spirit.