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Many thanks to @JohnBoschFF (and others!) for the effort put in to organizing these leagues for such a great cause. Every draft has been a ton of fun, along with the group chats that come with each one.

Small story: https://twitter.com/JohnBoschFF/status/1277053743528398849

I first discovered the #SFBX back in 2018 (obviously not the X, but you get it...) during the amazing @MatthewBerryTMR Alfred Morris rant, which I believe was about his SFB team. Did some research and discovered @ScottFish24 and learned about the #FantasyCares cause.

Got to participate in one of the #SFB9 satellites last year (my first best ball league) and met some great people through that league, but also found a ton of other analysts who gave different perspectives on players just by following along with all the #SFB9 activity.

This led to an entry for a home league that I started being donated to a charity of the winners choice each year. Fast forward a year to #SFBX, and by following along with everything leading up, I discovered the #FCEliminator leagues. First, let me say that these are ADDICTING.

I think I jumped in 2 or 3 that John tweeted needing another for because of how great each one was that I had done. Plus, charity, right? Can't go wrong! I've met some great people already this year, and looking forward to how each league plays out and learning more.

These have also led me to discover other podcasts, columns, etc. that I may not have discovered without being involved. The exposure to new ideas has been exponential since I first discovered the Scott Fish Bowl. Too many people to tag, but you all know who you are :)

I'll end with this: if you don't get into #SFBX, don't be disappointed. Use the activity that surrounds it to support others in the industry, and find new ideas. Donate, if you can! Lastly, participate in those satellite leagues if they run again. I know I will be this year!

You'll never know what you'll find just by getting involved where you can.