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The Schlitz Report
Wednesday, July 22, 2026  |  Week 18 · Day 3  |  4 Days To Go
● DAILY EDITION - WEEK 18 DAY 3 ●
BREAKING:  BOOMSTICKS DROP 122.5 AND TURN AN 8-POINT DEFICIT INTO AN 85-POINT LEAD - BANTONS REACH 193 AND LEAD THE WEEK - WAATZOO BENCHES GRIFFIN JAX'S 28 IN A 14-POINT MATCHUP - THE WIRE SCORES 136
★ BOOMSTICKS: 122.5 ON DAY 3, 80 PITCHING FP, 93-POINT MATCHUP SWING ★ GERRIT COLE 31 + LANDEN ROUPP 26 + BRYAN ABREU 14 + JAKE BENNETT 11 ★ BRYAN ABREU SAME-DAY PICKUP: 14-POINT SAVE ★ BANTONS: 89 ON WEDNESDAY, THREE SAVES, 193 FOR THE WEEK ★ TATIS SCORES 76 BUT FALLS 62 BEHIND BANTONS ★ KYLE BRADISH 25 + REID DETMERS 12 HELP SMELL BUILD A 29-POINT LEAD ★ CADE CAVALLI SCORES 30 FOR WAATZOO, WHILE GRIFFIN JAX'S 28 SITS ON THE BENCH ★ NESBOMB BENCHES KEIDER MONTERO 23 AND EMERSON HANCOCK 19 WITH FIVE SP STARTS AVAILABLE ★ SCHLITZ REPORT FLIPS BUY ME TOYS AND LEADS 114-108 ★ PLAYING THE WIRE: 136, LED BY BUBBA CHANDLER 28 AND BRYAN HUDSON 15 ★
 BOOMSTICKS TURN WEDNESDAY INTO A 122.5-POINT LEAD-FLIP MACHINE 
The Boomsticks entered Day 3 down eight to Tripple Lindy and walked out up 85. Gerrit Cole and Landen Roupp led an 80-point pitching day, Bryan Abreu paid off immediately after a 10:56 AM pickup, and the lineup added 42.5. Bantons still own the league's top weekly total at 193, while the Schlitz Report and Waatzoo carry the two closest matchups into Thursday.
Boomsticks: 122.5  ·  Bantons: 89.0  ·  Tatis: 76.0  ·  Smell: 71.0  ·  HAITBÜRGER: 62.5  ·  Waatzoo: 59.0  ·  Dougie: 56.5  ·  NTAC: 53.5  ·  NesBomb: 42.0  ·  Schlitz Report: 32.5  ·  Lindy: 29.5  ·  Buy Me Toys: 25.0
🔥 Day 3 Heroes & Storylines
BOOMSTICKS DROP 122.5 AND TURN AN 8-POINT DEFICIT INTO AN 85-POINT LEAD
The Boomsticks entered Wednesday trailing Lindy 56.5-48.5 and left leading 171-86. Gerrit Cole scored 31, Landen Roupp scored 26, same-day pickup Bryan Abreu saved a game for 14, and Jake Bennett added 11. Four positive pitching lines produced 82 points, Cal Quantrill shaved off 2, and the lineup supplied another 42.5. The Day 3 swing was 93 points. This was less a lead flip than a controlled demolition.

BANTONS STACK THREE SAVES AND TAKE THE WEEKLY SCORING LEAD
Black Diamond Bay Bantons posted 89 and moved to a league-best 193 through three days. Peter Lambert gave them 18 from the rotation, then Riley O'Brien, Bryan Baker, and Trevor Megill combined for three saves and 38 points. Trevor Larnach added an 11-point homer. Bantons now lead Tatis by 62, although the bullpen meter is already at four of five appearances.

TATIS SCORES 76 AND STILL LOSES GROUND
Michael King scored 21 and Logan Henderson added 20, giving Show Me Your Tatis 41 pitching points. Corbin Carroll scored 10, Jeremy Pena scored 9, and the lineup finished at 35. A 76-point Wednesday is normally how a team closes a gap. Bantons answered with 89 and widened it from 49 to 62.

SMELL ANSWERS NTAC WITH 71 AND BUILDS A 29-POINT CUSHION
Kyle Bradish delivered 25 and Reid Detmers added 12 as Smell The Glove scored 71. The hitters contributed 34 behind Ben Rice, Drake Baldwin, Christian Yelich, and Jose Ramirez. NTAC scored a respectable 53.5, but Smell still extended the lead to 148-119.

HAITBÜRGER CLIMBS OUT OF TUESDAY'S CRATER
One day after scoring negative 2, HAITBÜRGER rebounded with 62.5. Seth Lugo scored 26, Spencer Miles added 12 in relief, and Nick Gonzales led the hitters with 10.5. The comeback restored basic dignity, although NesBomb still leads the matchup by 99.
💀 Disasters & Disgrace
WAATZOO BENCHES GRIFFIN JAX'S 28 IN A 14-POINT MATCHUP
Griffin Jax went 6 innings with 5 strikeouts, a win, and a quality start for 28 FP on the bench. Waatzoo still received 30 from Cade Cavalli and held off Dougie 151-137, but the unused Jax line was twice the current margin. Waatzoo has used four of six starts. This was not a limit decision. It was 28 points left behind the curtain.

NESBOMB BENCHES 42 STARTING-PITCHER POINTS WITH FIVE STARTS LEFT
Keider Montero scored 23 and Emerson Hancock scored 19. Both sat. NesBomb has used only one of six SP starts through Wednesday, so all 42 points were legal and available. NesBomb still leads HAITBÜRGER by 99 because the offense has carried the week, but leaving two useful starts on the bench while the rotation limit remains nearly untouched deserves documentation.

LINDY BENCHES NOLAN ARENADO'S 11 DURING THE 93-POINT SWING
Nolan Arenado scored 11 FP on the bench while active hitters Ryan O'Hearn and Alex Bregman combined for negative 3.5. Replacing O'Hearn alone would have improved Lindy by 13.5 points. It would not have stopped the Boomsticks avalanche, but it would have made the final scene slightly less forensic.

BANTONS LEAVE MAX FRIED'S 20 ON THE BENCH WITH TWO STARTS AVAILABLE
Max Fried allowed no runs in 5 innings, struck out 7, and scored 20 FP. He was inactive, and Bantons have used only four of six starts. The league leader survived the decision and still scored 89, which turns a lineup mistake into a luxury problem. It remains a lineup mistake.

BUY ME TOYS STALLS AT 25 AND HANDS THE LEAD BACK
Buy Me Toys followed Tuesday's 58-point lead flip with a 25-point Wednesday. The team used no starter, received only 2 pitching points from Louis Varland, and absorbed negative 2.5 from Bryan Reynolds. The Schlitz Report scored only 32.5 and still reclaimed the matchup lead, 114-108. Six points now separate the tightest fight of Week 18.
📋 Week 18 · Day 3 Scoreboard
Cumulative totals through Wednesday. Trend lines show the first three days of each matchup.
HAITBÜRGER vs. NesBomb
NesBomb190.5
HAITBÜRGER91.5
D1D2D3
Day 3: HAITBÜRGER 62.5, NesBomb 42. Gap: 99. HAITBÜRGER: 4 SP, 3 RP remaining. NesBomb: 5 SP, 0 RP remaining.
Tatis vs. Bantons
Bantons193
Tatis131
D1D2D3
Day 3: Tatis 76, Bantons 89. Gap: 62. Tatis: 4 SP, 3 RP remaining. Bantons: 2 SP, 1 RP remaining.
Smell vs. NTAC
Smell148
NTAC119
D1D2D3
Day 3: Smell 71, NTAC 53.5. Gap: 29. Smell: 2 SP, 4 RP remaining. NTAC: 5 SP, 1 RP remaining.
CLOSE: Dougie vs. Waatzoo
Waatzoo151
Dougie137
D1D2D3
Day 3: Dougie 56.5, Waatzoo 59. Gap: 14. Dougie: 5 SP, 2 RP remaining. Waatzoo: 2 SP, 3 RP remaining.
GAME OF THE WEEK
Schlitz Report114
Buy Me Toys108
D1D2D3
Lead flip. Day 3: Schlitz Report 32.5, Buy Me Toys 25. Gap: 6. Schlitz Report: 4 SP, 0 RP remaining. Buy Me Toys: 4 SP, 3 RP remaining.
LEAD FLIP: Lindy vs. Boomsticks
Boomsticks171
Lindy86
D1D2D3
Lead flip. Day 3: Lindy 29.5, Boomsticks 122.5. Gap: 85. Lindy: 4 SP, 4 RP remaining. Boomsticks: 3 SP, 2 RP remaining.
📡 Waiver Wire Watch
BRYAN ABREU ARRIVES AT 10:56 AND SAVES THE BOOMSTICKS 14 POINTS
Bryan Abreu was added as a free agent at 10:56 AM, activated immediately, and delivered a clean 14-point save. The Boomsticks also claimed Cal Quantrill at the waiver window and used him for negative 2. The two new arms netted 12 counted points. Abreu was the cleanest same-day pickup of Week 18 so far.

BANTONS CLAIM STEVEN KWAN, THEN LEAVE HIS 3 POINTS INACTIVE
Steven Kwan replaced Keibert Ruiz at the 10:00 AM waiver run. Kwan scored 3 on the Bantons bench. Ruiz, now on the wire, also scored 3. The transaction was a perfect 3-for-3 statistical wash, which is considerably less exciting than the bullpen work happening elsewhere on the roster.

BOOMSTICKS DROP TWO PLAYERS WHO COMBINE FOR 6 WIRE POINTS
Drew Anderson scored 4 in relief after being dropped, and Tommy White scored 2 after Bryan Abreu took his roster spot. The outgoing pair produced 6 free-agent points. Abreu produced 14 for the actual roster. Transaction math remains undefeated.
🎰 Playing the Wire - Day 3
Best free-agent lineup by eligible position. SP requires a start. RP requires a relief appearance.
PosPlayerMLBFP
CJames McCannARI11.5
1BKyle ManzardoCLE10
2BIldemaro VargasARI9
3BHao-Yu LeeDET7.5
SSJoey OrtizMIL13
OFRyan WaldschmidtARI9.5
OFJeff McNeilATH8
OFCameron CauleyTEX6.5
UTAlec BohmPHI9
UTChristian Encarnacion-StrandBAL9
SPBubba ChandlerPIT28
RPBryan HudsonCHW15
Wire Total136
The wire scored 136, beating the Boomsticks' league-best official day by 13.5. Bubba Chandler and Bryan Hudson supplied 43 pitching points.
⚾ SP/RP Usage - Through Day 3
TeamSPSP FPFP/SPRPRP FPFP/RPTot
Bantons46115.24235.884
Boomsticks36822.73144.782
Waatzoo45213.02178.569
NesBomb11515.05387.653
Schlitz Report23718.5581.645
Smell44110.2133.044
Dougie11414.03299.743
Tatis24120.52-3-1.538
Buy Me Toys22010.02178.537
HAITBÜRGER2105.02178.527
NTAC11313.04143.527
Lindy231.511313.016
NesBomb and the Schlitz Report have already used all five RP appearances. Bantons sit at four. Bantons lead pitching production with 84 FP, with the Boomsticks just behind at 82 while still holding three SP starts.
🏃 Hitter GP - Through Day 3
TeamGPFPFP/GNeed
NesBomb33137.54.1730
Smell331043.1530
Bantons321093.4131
Buy Me Toys32712.2231
Lindy32702.1931
Dougie31943.0332
NTAC31922.9732
Boomsticks30892.9733
Tatis29933.2134
Waatzoo29822.8334
Schlitz Report28692.4635
HAITBÜRGER2764.52.3936
No hitter Shame Alert after Day 3. The exact pace line is 27 appearances. HAITBÜRGER sits directly on it, while every other team is ahead of pace.
🏁 Playoff Snapshot After Week 17
#TeamRecPFStatus
1Waatzoo12-45272Seed 1
2Buy Me Toys12-45240Seed 2
3NesBomb11-55430.5Seed 3
4Smell9-75186.5Seed 4
5Dougie8-85179.5Seed 5
6Bantons8-84931.5Points WC
7Lindy7-94510
8Tatis7-94478
9Schlitz Report7-94092
10NTAC6-104533
11Boomsticks6-104233
12HAITBÜRGER3-134217.5
Top five records qualify. The sixth seed goes to the highest-scoring team outside the top five. Bantons currently hold that points wild card.
📦 Day 3 Transactions
TimeTeamAddDrop
10:00BantonsSteven KwanKeibert Ruiz
10:00BoomsticksCal QuantrillDrew Anderson
10:56BoomsticksBryan AbreuTommy White