Notice is hereby given
The record of this League, kept in full and in public: five seasons settled, a sixth under way, and every figure on these pages checkable against the source.
For five seasons the whole of this League — every result, every trade, every humiliation worth the name — has lived in a spreadsheet, a group chat, and the memory of twelve men, which is to say it has not lived anywhere at all.
That is being corrected. The Office is assembling the record in full and will publish it here, at this address, at a time of the Office’s choosing. The Office is not taking questions on the timeline.
What follows is not the record. It is the table of contents, and most of it is sealed. You may read the titles. You may not yet read the pages. I am given to understand that this is frustrating. I am given to understand a great many things.
Ten volumes. Eight are open to you, one opens with the season. The rest are sealed, and the seals are not decorative.
Five seasons of this League have been measured, and the measurements disagree with what most of you believe about yourselves. The findings below are not opinions. Every figure in them is checkable against the record, which is the entire point of keeping one.
The top seed has lost the championship game three times in five seasons
2021, 2023 and 2025 — and only one man has ever converted the first seed into a title.
Scoring the most points all year is closer to a curse than an advantage
The regular-season points leader has lost the final in four of five seasons. One man has led the League in scoring and won it, once.
Two six-seeds have won this League at 7–7
Twice as many titles as the first seed has managed over the same five years. The Office notes this without comment, at length.
The highest-scoring season in League history lost to a 7–7 team
1867.94 points, 2023, an eleven-win first seed. It is the single most instructive number in the record and it is not close.
Each of these becomes a filed finding the week it survives checking. Nothing goes on this desk that the record cannot support, which is why the desk is slower than the opinions in your group chat.
Nine of the twelve founding seats are still held by the men who founded them. Eight of those nine appear somewhere in the table below. The ninth is aware of this, and the Office reprints the table annually regardless.
| Season | Champion | Team | Seed | Record | Denied |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | AJ | Rafi and The Dirty Randys | 2 | 10-4 | Evan |
| 2024 | Ronnie | Bishop Sycamore | 1 | 11-3 | Larry |
| 2023 | Jordan | Trippy Boyz | 6 | 7-7 | Ryan |
| 2022 | Tim | House of Pain | 4 | 9-5 | Justin |
| 2021 | Justin | The Master Baiters | 6 | 7-7 | Scott |