The Fuzzy Memorial League

Baseball with an Attitude

Oct. 15, 2025

The FML

Welcome to the Fuzzy Memorial League, one of the oldest Rotisserie-style fantasy baseball leagues in United States. Formed in 1984 at the now-defunct Turbot Restaurant on North State Parkway in Chicago, the FML is in its 39th year, as of 2019.

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2025 FML All-Star Team

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2026 Minor League Draft

2025 AL Transactions

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2025 Minor League Draft

2024 AL Transactions

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2024 Minor League Draft

Three Stooges Win the 2025 FML Title; First in 15 Years

The Three Stooges, managed by Bosko, Pete and Amanda Djurickovic, won the 2025 Fuzzy Memorial League championship with 80 points, 11 points ahead of second-place Patton’s High Velocity with 69 points. For the Stooges, the title was their fifth overall (2000, 2005, 2009, 2010 and 2025) but their first since winning in 2010. The Stooges won only one offensive category (stolen bases) but took four pitching categories (wins, earned run average, ratio and strikeouts). The Addison Lights finished third with 68 points, one point out of second place, and Karp’s High Ratios took fourth place with 63.5 points. The defending-champion Shoeless Sandmen finished last and became only the third FML defending-champion team to finish last the next year. Both the 1993 and the 2016 Karp’s High Ratios join the Sandmen on that ignominious list.

Cal Raleigh, Max Fried and Andres Munoz Top 2025 FML All-Stars

Patton’s High Velocity’s Cal Raleigh was named 2025 Fuzzy Memorial League “Most Valuable Player” with a .247 batting average, a remarkable 60 home runs as an everyday catcher, 125 RBI and an equally-markable 14 stolen bases. Despite another stellar season, the Addison Lights’ Aaron Judge was the runner-up with a .331 mark, 53 home runs, 112 RBI and 12 stolen bases.

The Wa-Wa Two Sees’ Max Fried earned “Most Valuable Starting Pitcher” honors with a 19-5 record, a 2.86 earned run average and a 1.10 ratio. In a close decision, Karp’s High Ratios’ closer Andres Munoz was named “Most Valuable Relief Pitcher” with a 3-3 record, 38 saves and 3-3, a 1.73 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP. Equally as good was the Brew Jays’ Carlos Estevez with a 4-5 record, league-leading 42 saves, a 2.45 ERA and a 1.06 ratio.

“Rookie Position Player of the Year” honors was a no-brainer, with the Three Stooges’ Nick Kurts batting .290 with with 36 home runs and 86 RBI. Kurtz was sent to the Shoeless Sandmen on the first day of the off-season as the major league player to be named in the June 23, 2025 Jose Altuve trade.

The Nordica Knucklers’ Jack Leiter was named “Rookie Starting Pitcher of the Year” with a 10-10 record, a 3.86 ERA and a 1.28 WHIP. Click here for the complete all-star team.

2026 FML Auction

Mark your calendar for the Saturday, March 21 Fuzzy Memorial League Auction at the home of Bill Levy in Deerfield, Ill. Major League Baseball Opening Day is the following Thursday, March 26.

The Record Book

The 2025 Addison Lights set an FML team record with 1,082 runs scored, breaking a mark of 1,003 runs set by the 2021 Nordica Knucklers…the Wa-Wa Two Sees set a futility record with 698 runs scored, lower than the 2023 Three Stooges with 715 runs.

FML Accounts

The following teams owe money to the league, as of Oct. 15:

Addison Lights, $309, no payment needed

Blues City Bruisers, $0

Brew Jays, $0

L.L. Beans, -$86, 2026 credit

Nordica Knucklers, $0

Patton's High Velocity, $257, no payment needed

Shoeless Sandmen, $0

Three Stooges, $124, no payment needed

Wa-Wa Two Sees, $0

Rookie Eligibility

The following players lost their rookie eligibility in 2025:

Noah Cameron, Addison Lights (July 1)

Marcelo Mayer, Addison Lights (July 6)

Jac Caglianone, Addison Lights (July 21)

Kyle Teel, Addison Lights (July 26)

Cam Schlitter, Addison Lights (Aug. 27)

C.J. Kayfus, Addison Lights (Sept. 16)

J.T. Ginn, Blues City Bruisers (April 16)

Shay Whitcomb, Blues City Bruisers (June 3)

Denzel Clarke, Blues City Bruisers (July 7)

Alejandro Osuna, Blues City Bruisers (July 9)

Everson Pereira, Blues City Bruisers (Aug. 15)

Jasson Dominguez, Brew Jays (April 10)

Jace Jung, Brew Jays (April 21)

Jackson Jobe, Brew Jays (May 6)

Kumar Rocker, Brew Jays (June 17)

Troy Melton, Brew Jays (Sept. 6)

J.C. Escarra, Karp’s High Ratios (May 11)

Chase Meidroth, Karp’s High Ratios (June 5)

Chandler Simpson, Karp’s High Ratios (June 26)

Logan Evans, Karp’s High Ratios (July 12)

Justin Foscue, Karp’s High Ratios (July 20)

Jack Perkins, Karp’s High Ratios (Aug. 11)

Carlos Cortes, Karp’s High Ratios (Sept. 5)

Alan Roden, L.L. Beans (June 3)

Jack Leiter, Nordica Knucklers (April 2)

Will Wagner, Nordica Knucklers (April 5)

Will Warren, Nordica Knucklers (April 26)

Tomoyuki Sugano, Nordica Knucklers (May 10)

Grant Taylor, Nordica Knucklers (July 28)

Luke Keaschall, Nordica Knucklers (Sept. 11)

Mason Montgomery, Patton’s High Velocity (April 17)

Edgar Quero, Patton’s High Velocity (June 1)

Coby Mayo, Patton’s High Velocity (June 3)

Roman Anthony, Patton’s High Velocity (July 28)

Ian Seymour, Patton’s High Velocity (Aug. 25)

Mick Abel, Patton’s High Velocity (Sept. 25)

Trey Sweeney, Shoeless Sandmen (March 28)

Zach Dezenzo, Shoeless Sandmen (March 31)

Sean Burke, Shoeless Sandmen (April 22)

Kristian Campbell, Shoeless Sandmen (May 11)

Colson Montgomery, Shoeless Sandmen (Aug. 25)

Colby Thomas, Shoeless Sandmen (Aug. 27)

Jacob Wilson, Three Stooges (April 6)

Nick Kurtz, Three Stooges (June 19)

Luis Morales, Three Stooges (Sept. 15)

Hunter Dobbins, Wa-Wa Two Sees (June 14)

Jake Mangum, Wa-Wa Two Sees (June 17)

Colton Gordon, Wa-Wa Two Sees (July 6)

Cole Young, Wa-Wa Two Sees (July 19)

Christian Moore, Wa-Wa Two Sees (Aug. 28)