Tyler Shough put up 27.8 points and Tony needed every single one of them — because the final was 116.30 to 116.16, a margin of *fourteen cents* in a division game that will absolutely come back up at some point this season. Spencer left essentially nothing on his bench (we're talking rounding-error territory), played it clean, and still lost — which is somehow worse than losing because you started the wrong guy. Cameron Dicker going zero didn't help, but it also didn't matter; Spencer just ran into a quarterback having the best night of anyone on either roster. Tony's Broncos matched Spencer's Dicker with a goose egg of their own, meaning both managers were carrying dead weight, and the Shough explosion was the only thing that separated them. Two losses in a row for Tony coming in, and he escapes with a win so thin you could slide it under a door.