Josh

Josh is the owner of IfYa Snell What Josh is Cooking, and the Commissioner of Drinking From Both Wieters. An inaugural member of the league and a long-time member of the redraft league before it, he is a constant presence in the playoffs and a consistent competitor. Known for his consistent drafting and development of players, he makes few trades and instead prefers to develop internally. He won the league for the first time during the 2018 season. In 2019, he became the first back-to-back champion in league history.

2015

 * Record: 13-7
 * In the league's first blockbuster, Josh traded Clayton Kershaw, Todd Frazier, Jason Heyward, and Troy Tulowitzki to Erik for Jacob deGrom, Mookie Betts, and Joey Votto
 * Finished the season in 2nd place

2016

 * Record: 13-7
 * Traded Joey Votto, Jose Quintana, and Lucas Giolito to Randy for Addison Russell and Carlos Rodon
 * Made the playoffs yet again, but finished the season in 4th place

2017

 * Record: 12-8
 * Made no trades during this season
 * Made the playoffs for a 3rd season in a row. After losing to Erik in the first round, Josh defeated Jay, giving Jay his first 4th place finish.
 * Finished the season 3rd place

2018

 * Record: 14-6
 * Traded Rafael Devers to Bush for Max Scherzer and Kyle Seager
 * Traded Ross Stripling and Michael Kopech to Dan for Freddie Freeman, Xander Bogaerts, and Sean Manaea
 * After leading the league in points and making the playoffs, Josh proceeded to roll through the playoffs, winning his first league Championship
 * Finished the season as League Champion
 * In the offseason, led efforts to acquire a league trophy. The trophy was named the Hardy BJ Victorino

2019

 * Record: 18-2
 * Traded Shohei Ohtani and Mike Minor to David for Gerrit Cole and Trea Turner
 * Traded Rhys Hoskins, Tyler Glasnow, and Mitch Keller to Bush for Nolan Arenado, Madison Bumgarner, and Yonny Chirinos
 * Set a league record after securing a playoff spot in 15 weeks. Led all teams in scoring for the year.
 * After soundly defeating Weiner in the 1st round of the playoffs, he faced Randy in the finals. This was the first time 2 former champions have faced off in the championship matchup. Josh defeated Randy in effortless fashion, becoming the first two-time champion in league history.