if I were to summarize Sean Bingnear's 2017 campaign with one word, it would have to be: Unstoppable. It's that simple. Much like last regular season, Sean only pitched when he had to; however, this year he had much more depth with his shocking 7th overall pick of Ryan "Teddy" Drecher. Teddy posted a .62 ERA over a 24 inning span while Sean carried the weight; pitching 35 innings to a 1.43 ERA. The combination of Teddy and Sean earned the Dbacks the 2nd lowest team ERA in 2017, and put them in the argument for best 1-2 combination this season. Sean and the Dbacks were consistently strong throughout the entire season, dropping only 3 games, two to the Phillies, and one to the A's, to finish 11-3. A very underrated part of their success this season was Sean's decision to trade away his 2018 first round pick to the Yankees, in return for Nate Smith. This proved successful, as Nate Smith was the difference in game 1 of the ALCS vs the A's, scoring the only run on a solo homerun, allowing the Dbacks to take a commanding 1-0 lead. As well as Sean played in the regular season (.323 Avg with 22 RBIs and a 1.43 ERA), he was an entirely different beast in the playoffs. Through 4 games in the playoffs, Sean posted an astonishing 0.00 ERA, with a 4-0 record and 15Ks compared to only 5 walks. In addition to his dominance on the mound, Sean also batted .500 in the playoffs with 15 RBIs and 2 HRs. It was obvious to see that Sean was on a revenge tour after blowing a 1-0 lead in last years chip, and the tour was capped off with a 15-3 record and of course, the RPWL trophy, as well as being voted by players as the best team in RPWL history. It will be interesting to see how Sean drafts next season, without a first round pick, but if he plays anything like he did this year, the rest of the league will have reason to worry.