"Ohh, you've got so much, so much, so much...." The 2023 season has reached it's midpoint. The time to celebrate and reflect on past success while openly accepting and excitingly anticipating the future challenges await. All ten teams enter the second half with legitimate Prestige Playoffs and thus Championship hopes still in reach. Both divisions remain wide open with all teams within a couple games of each other. The American League leading Tomcats have had to overcome a Week 1 injury to qb Aaron Rodgers and now a recent injury to qb Kirk Cousins (the lead scoring QB of the first half) to lead the American League thanks in large part to the explosiveness from the wr position - notably Tyreek Hill who is the Player of the First Half, scoring 162 pts. Hill is on pace for 263 which would break the all-time scoring record of 243 points (set by wr Randy Moss in 2007). The National League is lead by two-time reigning division champion H, who enters the second half a league best 6-2 with the most points scored. The team of October was Lake Show, who after an 0-4 September, they went 4-0 in the month and were the highest scoring team of October. It's clear nothing will be clinched or settled until at least the end of November or early December when teams begin to really start building momentum for the stretch run. The next few weeks will be critical for teams to put themselves in the right position so they have a chance to carry that momentum towards and through the postseason. Can the owners you see the open road?

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