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I’m playlisting and dropping videos again soon, I wanted a fresh start so I can track my progress better. If you’re an upcoming artist, feel free to reach out and send music. 💙 If you’re a music lover, come find new slaps w me. 💽 Make sure to follow: x.com/earsinrotation…

People complain about Embiid and he hasn’t won shit 😂 imagine your rebuttal to legitimate gripes about the current state of basketball being “everyone’s doing it and your just mad they’re winning and doing it.”

Having a @parlayportal type of day 🥲

I like Lowe too, took him, M.Vargas, and Jo Adell!

Joey Bada$$ drops a one-minute "love letter to the game" with Red Bull Music 🔥 "Dear Hip-Hop ✍️"

They hoeing for OKC any chance they can get

@parlayportal Batter be in the mist of a downtrend. That’s why it’s important to factor everything in, like what batters do against tougher pitchers and who takes advantage of weaker pitchers along with uptrend/downtrend, weather (ADI/Wind/Elevation) and then factor splits.

@parlayportal But I think the reason why is because data is about finding the sweet spot for which games to use, it’s all nuanced. A FB from an ACE and a FB from a gas can aren’t the same so data might look amazing but it can still be a tough out. Also data can look good on season but

✍🏼 Shae & Olson did not homer Circling back to our conversation on charts - Saw some really silly comments - my focus has only ever been to help or show different aspects of research - over the years of doing this everyday, I’ve seen clear patterns and trends and do my best to share only to broaden your horizons on evaluating homeruns as some free game to the TL - if it doesn’t work for you, no problem, some may find it useful When I cross check these charts I treat them similar to stocks, I look for points of data that suggest downtrends or uptrends Why is this important, players often times bat in trends, meaning, they don’t always stay hot and don’t always stay cold, most are up and down a bit throughout the season, so a chart can help you pinpoint where a player is at over X amount of plate appearances When we look at Shae for example, he hadn’t hit a ball over 300ft in 9 days, he also hadn’t registered an EV of 105+ during this span, which is why I’ve avoided putting him on my tickets These are very minor tells and nuances that can you can pick up on to use as part of your equation when evaluating homers Now, last night we see a 108.2, first sign of a potential uptrend, as his last 108 or above, he homered, back on 5/12 This puts him squarely back on my radar 🤝🏼 Charts can be very useful and I’ve found over the years they can simply be points of reference on a players current form, hope that all helps and wishing you all continued luck

Springer ✅

I feel super confident about this one going into tonight 🕯️

I’d drop a lotto but nobody would tail it 🥲

@Shoobthatdude Used to respect him a lot but if I’m Miami I clean house from Pat Riley down to Erik Spo

@Shoobthatdude Please don’t get me started on Spo, he making his way on my list

@Shoobthatdude Give up Jamie, Herro and a bunch of first but DO NOT GIVE UP WARE!

@parksmusic Tell Joe I got an idea for the sleepers and how to incorporate it back into the show!

@BuKuWill I miss playing em

I miss @parksmusic sleepers

@Shoobthatdude You seeing a Lotto smack live in the flesh tonight 😮‍💨😂

@Shoobthatdude I’m going to get a car tomorrow family 😂

Homerun Picks 5/21: Nick Kurtz / Nolan Arenado Longshot: Yoan Moncada

Daily reminder that Mune is ass during the day games

they gifted knicks a possession on that terrible call