Entering the league during the MTV wave of 2003, Bob wasted little time establishing himself as the greatest fantasy owner in league history. Of course, all dynasties need a hiccup or two. In his first season in the league, Bob became the first 5-1 team to miss the playoffs. Two years later, he produced one of the worst teams in league history, winning just three games. Yet, in between those two seasons, he managed to win a championship.
However, since 2006, no one has dominated like Bob. He hasn’t missed the playoffs in twelve years. Let me repeat that: Bob hasn’t missed the playoffs in 12 years. In that time, he has produced 10 winning seasons, three top seeds, a scoring title, nine trips to the semis, four more trips to the finals and three more championships, giving him four for his career (tied for league most).
Over the last four years, he’s taken domination to the next level; going 41-11 in the regular season, earning three of the last four top seeds.