Inspired by 82-0, I built a game that combines bball knowledge about historical players and their impact metrics, skill via lifeline buttons you can use to draft a better team, and additional bonuses for picking more balanced lineups. There's a leaderboard for the best teams. You have to score above 90th percentile to get 6 rings. Let me know what you think!

Who is running social at Polymarket?! 🤡

Not only is this hilariously written, it’s a public service announcement

PSA I'm seeing lots of accounts recommending NBA Player Prop overs on the timeline today, many of them using "hit rate" data from various popular prop data apps. NBA player props at this time of year are very volatile, mainly due to minutes played being less reliable than normal. If you are thinking of taking Jokic over rebounds, or Durant over points, you might want to factor in the fact that there is a decent chance the game will be a blowout and they won't play the 4Q at all. Houston -18.5 Nuggets -17

MLB has made some great rule changes and adjustments over the last 4 years that, in my opinion, have greatly improved the viewing experience. Games are shorter, more exciting and have much better flow. 2022 - Ghost Runners in Extra Innings ✅Probably the single most impactful change in recent memory. Quite controversial at the start, but it is probably the single biggest reason for reduced average game duration. And creates lots of opportunities for exciting strategic decision-making. 2023 - The Big Three ✅Pitch Clock - 15 seconds with bases empty, 20 seconds with runners on. Batters must be in the box and alert with 8 seconds left. Violations: automatic ball (pitcher) or strike (batter). Average game time dropped from 3h4m in 2022 to 2h40m in 2023. ✅Shift Ban - Two infielders required on each side of second base at pitch delivery. Eliminated the extreme overloaded shifts that had crushed left-handed batting averages for years. ✅Pickoff Limits — Pitchers limited to two disengagements per plate appearance (pickoff attempts or step-offs). Third attempt must result in an out or it's a balk. Stolen base attempts jumped significantly as a result. 2024 - Minor Adjustments Pitch clock tweaks: minor enforcement clarifications, no structural changes. Pickoff/disengagement rules refined slightly based on 2023 data. 2025 - Loophole Closures Shift violation fix: closed a loophole where infielders were creeping to the wrong side just before the pitch. More explicit enforcement on positioning timing. Baserunning/obstruction fix: Teams now have the option to take the result of a play OR treat an obstruction pitch as a called ball if they prefer. Base coach positioning: Coaches were being used strategically to block sightlines. MLB began active monitoring during the 2025 postseason and extended that to all of 2026. 2026 - ABS Challenge System Automated Ball-Strike system. Human umpires still call balls and strikes, but each team gets 2 challenge opportunities per game to request a computer-based review of a pitch call. Retain the challenge if correct, lose it if wrong. Been tested in the minors since 2022. This is the first time technology can overturn an umpire's strike call in MLB history.

Duke was up 17 (48-31) with under 18 minutes left in the game. Complete implosion💥

Which of these three stat lines is most likely to be predictive?

Every edge a bettor achieves is due to information asymmetry, better modeling, or a pricing error. How is Replay anything other than a slot machine? bettorsinsider.com/news/2026…

Why do the majority of pick sellers, “pro cappers” and other fraudsters on gambling twitter all talk like wannabe gangster rappers?

Curious how far into the MLB season do you think it takes for market prices to reach decent level of efficiency for full-game moneylines and totals?

Did the Michigan St kid they interviewed before the half just say "You can hurry up if you don't rush"?? 🤣

These guys spam useless public $ percentages for MGM pretty much in tandem every day.

The Kansas/St. John's game on Sunday is going to be a fascinating chess match to watch. Two Hall of Fame coaches with a ton of experience in the Big Dance, both great at making adjustments on the fly. St. John's is on a pretty insane heater the last month or so, and Kansas is very efficient and steady. Probably the game I'm looking forward to the most in the next round.