This story made the national news only because its part of this week’s theme of people doing stuff in public or town owned space. Greenwich has wiffle ball, and Boulder, CO has a vegetable garden, the DailyCamera reports:
The squash, basil, garlic and onions that are growing between the sidewalk and street in the 700 block of University Avenue aren’t a problem.
Nor are the tomatoes, cucumbers, melons and beans. And the Swiss chard isn’t hurting anyone’s feelings.
But, Boulder officials say, the trellises and fencing material that help the plants grow and protect them from animals pose something of a predicament, since they’re encroaching in the public right-of-way.
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The idea behind fantasy baseball, or football for that matter, is that you get to create teams of active players and as the real games play out, stats are compiled to create scores that allow you “play out” a fantasy game. 
