SLaM 2004
Steve Lang Memorial Fantasy Football

Benevolent Dictators Capture SLaM 2004 Title

Thanks to a clutch performance from rookie wide receiver Lee Evans, the Benevolent Dictators, behind usual standouts Daunte Culpepper and LaDainian Tomlinson, beat Grape Kool-Aid, 155.25-143.10, to claim the SLaM 2004 championship. The SLaM Bowl VII victory marked the league’s sixth different champion in its seven-year history. It also was the RiverDance Division’s first title since the 1999 season, capping a comeback year for the much-maligned quartet. The Dictators’ victory was aided by some ill-timed disappearing acts from Billy Volek, subbing for a coasting Donovan McNabb, and Drew Bennett. Strong games by Nick Goings and Tony Gonzalez were ultimately not enough to lead Grape Kool-Aid, battling for a title in year #2, to victory.

In the Trenches

•  Benevolent Dictators Topple Grape Kool-Aid for SLaM Bowl VII Title
•  Deuces Wild Trounces Ming's Minions for Fantasy Fantasy Title
•  SLaM 2004 Draft Concludes in the Nick of Time
•  Minions Trade Picks #87 & #102 to Kool-Aid for Picks #80 & #112
•  Official Leage Schedule Now Available
•  Commissioner Freeman Releases Official SLaM 2004 Rules
•  Ming's Minions Nip Gunslingers for SLaM 2003 Title

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