JLL Breaks Competition, Trophy

For the second time in three years, Jones Lang LaSalle won the championships in the  Downtown Real Estate Softball League, beating Grubb & Ellis in the finals. We snapped them at Gamekeepers where somebody broke the trophy, ending its 29-year run. (J'accuse brokers, trying to convince everyone the trophy was a distressed asset.) Golub and Mid-America were also in the semi-finals. CBRE, which took home the trophy in 2009, is rumored to be asking for softball credentials during the hiring process.

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