Maybe their competition shouldn’t have been so surprised. The little guy, the little cartoon game, won the fantasy league.”
“Everybody talked trash year until we won, and then no one said anything,” Humongous animator Haldi says. But Haldi and Mirkovich knew the sport, and the two Mariners fans shrewdly drafted Seattle second baseman Bret Boone, who wound up finishing his career year with 37 home runs and a league-leading 141 RBI, and added middle relievers to shore up their team’s late-season ratio stats on their way to the title. We wanted personality.”Ĭompeting in a standard fantasy baseball league against opponents with “big staffs and these big data analytics,” Haldi says, the Humongous Melonheads were the underdog. “There were plenty of other sports games where the characters or players had no personality.
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