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⛳️ The Valspar Championship 👉🏼ROUND 1 FREE PLAY (10-4) 71.4% 📊 Sungjae Im Over 71.5 Strokes -124 on DraftKings Sungjae has not been the same player since The Masters last year, and to make matters worse, he’s still somewhat recovering from a wrist injury back in January. Since returning, he’s been the same Sungjae we saw in the latter half of last year. He’s missed both cuts, losing strokes in almost every category. When you get a wrist injury like that, typically the short game is the last thing to come back. I think given how is game is already, he can’t afford to be weak in scrambling opportunities around the green. He hasn’t done a great job in bogey avoidance—which will ultimately tank his score down the stretch. Hard to come out the gate and fade a guy this hard, but I feel like we’re just taking a layup before they decide to keep him off the book for the rest of the tournament Hopefully that makes sense. If you read this far, comment “🤝” so I know who the real ones are…

The BEST NBA Play of the Day🏀⭐️ GG Jackson over 18.5 PTS+REB (-128 FD | 1.28 units) ▶️ 21.5 PRA, 13.5 PTS, or 19.5 PR is fine as well Lean: Ty Jerome AST Ladder ❤️150 Likes for FULL NBA Card📝 Players like Coward, Pippen Jr., and Spencer all lose usage when Ty Jerome plays, as Ty is the primary ball handler 100% of the time when he’s on the court. Only one player truly gains value from Jerome, and that’s GG Jackson. Nearly 30% of Jerome’s assists this year have gone to Jackson. In 11 games with Jerome active, Jackson has 18+ PR in 10 of them. One of his best games came vs the Nuggets, where Jackson had 21 Points and 5 Rebounds. Now that was a Nuggets team without Aaron Gordon, but I would not be shocked if several Nuggets players get ruled OUT on the 2nd leg of a B2B today. A majority of Jackson’s points come in the paint or in spot three-point chances. The Nuggets are bottom 5 in both of those categories in L10 games while playing at the 9th-fastest pace.

⛳️ The Valspar Championship 👉🏼ROUND 1 FREE PLAY (10-4) 71.4% 📊 Sungjae Im Over 71.5 Strokes -124 on DraftKings Sungjae has not been the same player since The Masters last year, and to make matters worse, he’s still somewhat recovering from a wrist injury back in January. Since returning, he’s been the same Sungjae we saw in the latter half of last year. He’s missed both cuts, losing strokes in almost every category. When you get a wrist injury like that, typically the short game is the last thing to come back. I think given how is game is already, he can’t afford to be weak in scrambling opportunities around the green. He hasn’t done a great job in bogey avoidance—which will ultimately tank his score down the stretch. Hard to come out the gate and fade a guy this hard, but I feel like we’re just taking a layup before they decide to keep him off the book for the rest of the tournament Hopefully that makes sense. If you read this far, comment “🤝” so I know who the real ones are…