Backyard Fantasy Baseball

Founding Member

Through the 2021 season, Brian is the all-time BFB wins leader in the regular season with 98. He’s finished last once and seventh in the rotisserie year, but otherwise made a league-leading seven of eight playoffs. Brian still seeks to add his first championship to his collection of three silver and three bronze medals.

Vice President

Craig made a splash immediately upon joining BFB in 2017, winning the championship belt in his first season. He remained successful with three consecutive third-place finishes and holds the third-best regular season winning percentage. Craig suffered his first losing season with a last-place finish in 2021 and will be on the rebound for the first time.

Founding Member

Daniel’s crowning achievement is his 2014 championship that interrupted what would’ve been a four-peat from Frank. Daniel did that all while leaving his roster unchecked after the All-Star break and was unaware that he even won the title. His 80-76-2 lifetime regular season record makes Daniel the league’s fourth of four teams above .500 lifetime.

Founding Member, Commissioner

Frank’s five championships in nine years (2013, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2021) outnumber those of the rest of the league combined and make him the only manager to win multiple titles. Frank trails Brian by 1/2 a game with his 97-59-2 lifetime regular season record. Frank’s lone blemish in his 11-1 playoff record is a loss to Daniel in the 2014 championship after going 19-2-2 in the regular season.

Founding Member

Justin hit paydirt in 2018 with a championship win after four straight years as a BFB bottomfeeder. His 2017 season was a prelude to the title run, as Justin finished second in his first playoff. He hasn’t made the playoffs since 2018, although Justin finished 2021 as the league’s hottest team.

Founding Member, Treasurer

Louis notably won the 2020 championship, just a year after enduring punishment for his seventh-place finish. Louis also appeared in the 2018 championship after finishing 2017 in last. He finished in third twice, seventh once and eighth once in the four years before, a mark of possibly the league’s most roller-coaster team.

The Newbie

His first year in the league was the shortened 2020 season, during which he made the playoffs as the No. 2 seed at 3-4 thanks to his points-for tiebreakers over Frank and Noah. Although Justin outscored Nate, winning his division pushed Nate into the playoffs and Justin into the consolation bracket. Nate squeaked by again in 2021, beating Craig in the punishment game despite being in a league of his own at the bottom of the points-for leaderboard.

Founding Member, Discipline Advisor

After finishing the first two seasons second and third, respectively, Noah went from 2015-2020 without a winning season. He did make the playoffs in 2017 with his 10-11 record but lost in the first round. Noah returned to the playoffs in 2021 with a bang, leading the league in points-for by a large margin. Noah sits at 72-81-5 after nine seasons.