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Hello ladies and gentlemen welcome to calls calls this is the 2024 PGA season long salary preview show we have quite a bit to get into I’m looking forward to uh the yearly recommendations that I have for you all both who to Target and who to stay away from we have a lot of

Stats to get into we are going to be looking at all of the Signature Events see if there are any commonalities between the courses uh what those Signature Events are and my general recommendations for the 2024 calendar year for season long formats for the PGA

Tour season uh make a note that this is going to be mostly focused on say salary leagues where you are given a an allotment of salary and you can take uh as few or as many players as you want uh not per se a draft order although I will

Give some general recommendations on where I think uh players would go or should go in drafts uh but this is more focused on a salary League uh style um uh league if you will or or contests um but enough of that uh I’ve been rambling a little bit uh it is good

To be back hopefully everyone has had a good month or so um with your fantasy football uh perhaps some fantasy basketball if you decided to play in uh any Grand Thorton or Hero World Challenge contests of course any outright Wagers you’ve made hopefully all of those have went well let’s dig

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You this coming season then lastly we’re live chat is open want to hear from you all who are some players that you are targeting uh this year in your fantasy leagues who are the players you are avoiding uh is there a general strategy or is there a general player type that

You are favoring maybe it’s a putter a bomber anything of that nature would love to hear from you all um maybe let me make sure things are going on here in the background they are uh so without any further delay uh we’re going to move to Fantasy National and kick off the

2024 PGA salary preview show so let’s move on over to Fantasy National and the statistics that we’re going to look at are going to be skewed slightly in the sense that last year was a was a big change on the PGA tour of course with the those Premier Events uh and it was

Very unlike any other PGA Tour season that we have had before with that many um no cut events uh small Fields now yes you used to have some wgc’s and things of that nature uh but the the amount of those types of events certainly increased last year and a lot

Of the events that uh used to be regular full field PJ tour events were turned into U these Signature Events or Premier Events as they were called last year so I didn’t want to look at just last year in terms of data but I didn’t want to go too far

Back either so what you are seeing here I have gathered all rounds from the beginning of 2022 since the Tournament of Champions centry Tournament of Champions in 2022 so that’s why you have several rounds here for players you know 120 for Rory Scotty with 154 Etc I

Didn’t want to just focused on last year uh because of the uniqueness that last year presented um with all the signature events and such but didn’t want to go too far back either and when this show happens uh later in December of 2024 you know we’ll have two seasons um of pretty

Good data with these Premier Events these Signature Events it won’t feel quite as um as disconnected or wonky or however you want to phrase that so one of the first things that uh that I like to do is just get a feel for the players that were or that have generally been

Playing the best and yes those will a lot of times be your players that gained a whole lot of money generally they probably played the best during the year but sometimes statistics can lie players can underperform their statistics or overperform their statistics and you know I can give you a great example of

Each of those uh someone that uh completely overperformed their statistics La especially last year is somebody like Kurt kittama who ends up being I think about 30th uh if not a little bit higher in terms of total money because he wins the Arnold Palmer this past season um

But other than that really honestly didn’t play as well as the amount of money would signify that he played you see he was 86th in Strokes gain total now he was a uh pretty good from a uh with his irons but everything else was was fairly mediocre um there are about

230 players um in the PG or in the fantasy National PGA Tour players field and it’s important to note at this point there are some players that aren’t in here I’m I’m just going to show you that we don’t have say the 2024 PGA Tour players U page view if you will so

There’s a few players that are missing and I’ll cover some of the the players that I think are uh are going to be important to not forget about um most obvious is probably ludig Oar who is um not in this page view just because he wasn’t a full-time member

Last year so that’s just for your information as a viewer don’t worry I won’t forget any of that uh important information just letting you know why some players aren’t in uh some of these rankings as we go through fantasy National but again I just kind of like

To get a feel for who who played well um for the entirety of the timeline that I’m looking at uh somebody that drastically underperformed their uh metric you know probably the most obvious name that comes to mind is Justin Thomas now he had a very a fantastic

2022 so this is really really bumping him up in that regard there are a few other players that really underperformed their metrics and uh those are going to be some players that I’m going to highlight for you all that I think are going to bounce back this

Season the main statistic and I I mentioned this uh regularly as we move throughout the calendar year as we move throughout the season I just prefer Strokes gained approach I feel it is the the statistic that lends itself to the most long-term success most consistency year-over-year and with the with a few exceptions

That’s what you get here Scotty sheffler Xander Tony fenale Colin moravo Russell Henley who’s been very very consistent uh in his u career especially the past three or so years I’d say the one outlier here is Tom hogi um as he is a very good iron player sixth in the past

Couple of years you see all of his other statistics are pretty lackluster um Rory Hideki I mean the biggest names in golf your top or at the top of The Strokes gained approach leaderboard um something else that you know I like to look at is just ball

Striking in general a little bit of off the tea so your top ball Strikers are going to align fairly close with your top approach players some players that are a little bit weaker in off the team might sneak up here say a Xander who is

Second in irons but uh 34th in off the te um you see a Russell Henley who is 80th in off the te but is 15th total in ball striking um just because of how good as irons are I kind of just like to get a feel for uh ball Strikers in general

Some iron players we’re definitely going to be looking at some par 4 metrics as well as 70% of the holes on the PGA tour are power for so you definitely want to be good at those but let’s uh let’s dig in a little bit further here and I’m

Going to go to Microsoft Excel just for a moment and I want to bring up the schedule for the 2024 calendar season and there are a few changes but a lot of these are going to be very familiar of course the customary beginning of the PJ tour season the century Tournament of

Champions at kaaloa you see I’ve got um the tournament the course I will shrink these columns actually that way we can get uh try to get more information on here um on your screen so I’ve got the listed yardage the green surface uh for the players that you know might want to Target

Specialists um I’ve got some some green surface information here and then thanks to Gabe uh some diff or the the rank in terms of difficulty uh at least last year on the PGA tour and this is out of 49 so you can see the century tournament champions as is usual is the easiest

Tournament relative to par uh I’ve also got some Strokes gained data over here off to the side that we will talk about here in a little bit as well but here is the schedule for the 2024 PGA season don’t mind these little uh barriers or or uh breaks here uh that

Is in my own season long contest uh we go by segments as opposed to just a full year also something to note that the any tournament that is uh enlarged and bold is a uh signature event so of course the century is a signature event and then we

Get into the first two uh Signature Events and what the FedEx fall was extremely important for as the players that finished in the top 10 of the FedEx fall uh qualified themselves for Pebble Beach which is a signature event and the the Genesis at Riviera which is is a

Another signature event this season um the API at Bay Hill and of course anything in red is going to be your Majors Augusta the Masters the PGA which is at Valhalla which is in my backyard essentially um in Louisville Kentucky Us open at Pinehurst number two

The open at Royal trun but the other signature events of the Year RBC Heritage at harbort toown is a signature event again this year the Wells Fargo is another signature event and then really hammers in the summer with three straight events on the PGA tour being Signature Events the memorial

The US Open and The Travelers and then nothing until you get to uh the open and then the playoffs so there is a list of the signature events on the PJ tour this season and I want you to notice a few things uh that are common among these

Tournaments now I don’t think it’s going to be wise to tailor your entire draft or your entire team around just these Signature Events but it is very very important to have the signature events in mind when you go into your league draft or you selecting your team uh for

The year as these are no cut events so your players are guaranteed to make money as long as they’re playing in these events so it’s important to know who’s in these events um if there are players that play these events particularly well and that’s what we’re

Going to look at a little bit here uh for the next few minutes you see the century 7600 y uh it’s a little bit misleading it doesn’t play that long since U you’re going especially down the mountain caloa on the back nine the Pebble Beach is very

Very short all three courses in that Roa are very very short but Pebble Beach is kind of an outlier here among the Signature Events I want you to not a 7600 Genesis while it’s not considered a long course it’s still fairly long at 7,300 uh Bay Hill traditionally very

Very long Augusta is Long Harbor toown is not long um but it is listed at 7200 Quail Hollow extremely long and extremely difficult we’ll talk about uh mirfield Memorial extremely long extremely difficult The Travelers is also a slight outlier in the sense that it is uh very very short but the

Majority of these tournaments are on Long coures um and most of the time sometimes the Open Championship is a is a de uh deviate of this or uh deviates from it but the US opens generally very long very difficult the PGA generally very long very difficult of course Augusta

The Masters long generally difficult so the majority of your um your signature events sorry the wording was escaping me the majority of your signature events are on these long courses we move a green surface type you’ve got Tiff Eagle Bermuda on a couple of them poaa pure poana uh when

We are on the west coast particularly California Pebble Beach pure poana in fact Let Me freeze these paines for you that way oh apparently I had pains Frozen Let’s freeze those there we go um when we are in California Pebble Beach Riviera they are on pure po

Ana we come back to Tiff Eagle Bermuda for the API of course the Masters Augusta is is bent grass then we have a couple of poet trivialis overseed with uh Bermuda bases some bent grass some bent and POA this is another reason why I don’t like focusing on

Putters uh cuz you do get some Specialists that are you know much better on a particular surface say a Bermuda Burns or Bermuda Billy um and then there are some players that are you know good Putters regardless of surface the Denny McCarthy’s uh the Nick tailers things of that nature but there aren’t

Enough Signature Events and events in general that you can just focus on a a specialist uh when it comes to putting and that’s why uh I prefer approach players one of the many reasons why I prefer approach players um and putting’s just a Fickle statistic anyway but if you are so

Inclined those are the surfaces that these um uh majors and uh Signature Events have I could probably take a guess that Pinehurst is uh Bermuda but I’m not confident in that I’m pretty sure Valhalla is Bermuda but I’m not confident in that but anyway what really is going to help us

Here in addition to the yardage let’s take a look at this difficulty and this was based on last year U so it’s only one year data it’s not going to be like this every single year but it’s pretty it’s a pretty darn good indicator I mean the century is generally one of the

Easiest tournaments and again this is out of 49 different tournaments so centry was the easiest relative to par surprisingly Pebble Beach was uh pretty middle of the pack in fact a little bit on the more difficult end and the two numbers in parentheses are the two Roa courses um the eighth most difficult

Course was actually spy glass Hill spy glass played really difficult last year and then Monterey Peninsula is pretty darn easy but you know it’s still you know fairly close to middle of the pack slightly on the easier side but still closer to middle of the pack so the Pebble Beach proam generally

Difficult Genesis on the more difficult into the Spectrum 16th out of 49 Bay Hill notoriously one of the more difficult um courses on the PJ tour austa Harbor toown actually was slightly easy this year but it has played um difficult uh in the past uh especially

If the wind picks up since that is right on the coast uh and we know how much um Coastal courses they depend on the win for their defense um so harbort toown pretty uh average in terms of difficulty Quil Hollow always one of the more difficult uh courses PGA US Open always

Going to be difficult the memorial actually fifth most difficult so Travelers and Pebble Beach uh particularly with the yardage and then The Travelers in terms of difficulty a little bit of an outlier uh for these Signature Events in terms of the ease of the course but

Again as I was mentioning most of these Signature Events are on Long courses and they are difficult something else that I want to highlight for you all let’s take a look at some Strokes gained numbers um let me actually increase the uh column width on these so that way

We don’t get uh too much noise here this these numbers are coming from the uh comparison course chart that I use every week on the PGA tour when I start talking about courses and the players that we want to focus on in that week whether it’s approach whether it’s

Off the tea things of that nature but I thought it would be interesting to see you know the past five years how these courses have played and is there any similarities between the signature event courses and in fact there is so again with the exception of the Pebble Beach

Which um you see is is a negative on all facets of The Strokes gained apologies for the police car rolling by but um but you see it is still emphasized as around the green even though it is 27% less important than the average full field course compared to the other metrics and

The other statistics uh at Pebble Beach around the green is very emphasized same with the Genesis a lot of around the green then we get into the later portion of the schedule once we hit Bay Hill once we start seeing the weather warm up a little bit look at the off the tea

Numbers for these Signature Events and look at the approach numbers and this is why I always always always prefer ball Strikers the API 23% more important in terms of off off the te RBC Heritage 15% on a you know you usually a fairly short course even off the te there

Highly emphasized the Wells Fargo extremely emphasized in terms of ball striking and around the green because it’s just difficult PGA everyone knows about the ball striking there now the memorial a little bit less so in the off the te it is more about the approach us open’s all about the approach

Travelers more so in the around the green but you’ve got a lot of emphasis in the ball striking here in these tournaments once you get outside of California and then in terms of around the green it was surprising to me because I don’t use a lot of around the green throughout the

Year but it looks like it’s going to be fairly emphasized this year I talked about the Pebble Beach how around the green is emphasized of these metrics at um at Pebble Beach especially you know in relation to each other the Genesis really really uh emphasizes around the green all of these courses

That are difficult really emphasize around the green because pars are good scores at these tournaments these aren’t birdie fests with the exception of the century maybe The Travelers but even The Travelers is highlighting around the green all of these tournaments are emphasizing around the green as well

Just because pars are good scores so I was surprised to see just how much around the green is is emphasized as well at these Signature Events so as we move throughout the evening we’re going to be taking a look at a few key metrics for me I’m going to

Be looking at some ball striking absolutely approach and off the te we’re going to be looking some around the green you know if if you have a tough decision between players I would I would highly suggest especially if both of those players are in these Signature Events that you’re going to want to

Focus on these metrics um since at least statistically those players should play these tournaments a little bit better since this is what those courses emphasize and another reason why I’m so um not necessarily against putting but I just don’t focus on it it’s just not it’s just not an emphasis across the majority

Of tournaments on the PGA tour I mean the highest one is the US Open it’s at 15% it it can it can do a little bit but I mean you see around the green at 91% more important approach is 24% more important so putting’s still third of the four major Strokes gained categories

Now The Travelers is a little bit different because of the unique um surface bent and po an it is not very common on the PGA tour so that’s why I imagine if you get some bent and POA Ana Specialists they they perform fairly well there um so we’re going to be

Looking at those three metrics now let’s come across and take a look at some other metrics uh some more detailed metrics if you will something else that these courses um really really emphasize even if off the te is a little bit of a lower percentage say like a minus 177%

At the Genesis a minus 19% at the memorial take a look at the distance in these places though 50% more important at the Genesis the memorial it’s still 177% more important of course the API is a big it’s a long and difficult course you need distance the Masters it’s well

Documented how much distance really helps there uh the PGA the memorial US Open the one outlier or a couple outliers here of course Pebble Beach it’s a very very short course Travelers very very short course so distance isn’t necessarily mandatory but a lot of these Signature Events and

It all goes hand inand here long courses difficult courses driving distance is a pretty big factor among them and then because these courses are difficult bogey avoidance actually pops as one of the most important metrics across all of the Signature Events 20% more important at Pebble Beach 12 A2 at Genesis almost

25% more important than the average full field course at Augusta 35% 30% when you compare it to the birdies you know Masters is negative Bay Hills birdies is 20% less important um Genesis 16% less important so these Signature Events are going to be difficult and that’s I

That’s what the PGA Tour wanted they wanted the best players playing the most difficult courses and and that’s what we’re going to see with these Signature Events so those are a few of the metrics that we’re going to be focused on this evening especially with or in terms of

The Signature Events and as a reminder the players that finished in the top 50 last year uh before or uh I guess I should say the easiest way to say this is anybody who played the BMW last year that was the top 50 anybody who played

In the BMW last year is fully exempt into all of the Signature Events this year so when you are choosing between players and they are you know uh otherwise equal you we’re going to we’re going to want to focus on ball striking perhaps looking at a little bit of

Around the green but I’m favoring players that are good with their distance and I’m favoring bogey avoiders this year if all other things are equal with these Signature Events something else that’s very very important to uh to know as you draft your team and unfortunately we don’t have a whole lot of information

Regarding uh the majors at least as of December 19th what players qualify for which big tournaments now the Masters hasn’t released their criteria yet PGA US Open the open has extended some invitations to a few players so that’s what you see with these check marks Adam Scott adri Adan Cameron Smith uh Dan

Bradberry uh Darren F fart Dean bermas some of these players have been extended invitations and it’s assumed that they’re going to play in in the Open Championship otherwise what these check marks are are what players are um exempt into which Signature Events so anybody who’s got check marks all across Adam

Hadwin Adam shank Adams Vince Andrew putam these players finished in the top 50 last year so they are exempt into every single Premier event in the uh or signature event I should say for the 2024 PGA Tour season so it’s very very important that you go and do that

Research then as I mentioned the players that finished 51st through 60th or the top 10 in the FedEx fall they’re exempt into the first two uh Signature Events of the of the PJ tour season which is the Pebble Beach and Genesis so that’s what those check marks are and then

Lastly anybody who won a tournament or otherwise wasn’t in the um uh top 50 uh is qualified for the century so AE batia his win at the Barracuda Cameo V his win this past fall um at L cardal uh what used to be Maya COA and

Um the at L chameleon but L Cardell Tiger Woods’s debut course uh Davis Riley the win um with uh Nick Hardy at the Zurich Eric Van royan his his win um so things of of that nature It’s always important to know who is qualified for which tournaments so I’ll

Have that information for you all this evening as well we saw quite a few um metrics there the off the tea the approach in fact I’m going to to sort on the around the green now as that played fairly heavily for uh a lot of the Signature Events so you’re top around

The green players Matt coocher and Justin Thomas and Scotty Sheffer and Stephan joerger BR and Todd and you see like Jonathan bird who’s not in any of those big tournaments obviously U but is a very good around the green player Chris Kirk Ben on Tommy Fleetwood so

Those are some players that otherwise um all things being equal you might want to gravitate towards because they’re around the green play is very good and if they are in those Signature Events it’s probably going to suit their skill set but if we take a a a step back a lot of

The reason why also I wanted to look at 2022 um or go back all the way to 2022 let’s take a look at a couple of different filters that we look at um fairly common on the show especially you know for daily fantasy but most of these Signature Events are difficult they’re

On Long courses they’re on difficult courses so your top performers just total performers in oh man I the um the uh time frame changed so I apologize I thought it was going to stay the same but if you go back to 20 the beginning of

2022 past two years on the PJ tour your top performers on difficult courses Scotty Sheffer Rory Matt Fitzpatrick wendham Clark Victor havin Max hom Tommy Fleetwood Xander will zorus and col morala and Shane Lowry you’ll notice I skipped one name in particular uh as if you have been living

Under a rock or have not been paying attention to um golf news lately uh which is understandable it’s Christmas time you got football and all that John ROM is no longer a part of the PJ tour John ROM has signed with Liv um signed a very very

Lucrative uh deal um so John ROM is no longer a part of the PJ tour and we’ll talk more about him uh a little bit later on in the show so again all things being all other things being equal these are some of the players that you really want to focus

On um for your drafts uh in your salary leagues cuz the majority of the um Signature Events the majors and whatnot are generally difficult and you do have a few regular events say the farmers that’s a very difficult test of golf um you’ll have other opportunities for

These players to shine I’m thinking of players like Keith Mitchell um who I think has struggled a little bit more um recently in these difficult um or in difficult rounds but generally you know somebody who I talk about a lot is Keith Mitchell uh when a round is difficult he

Generally plays his best he’s getting hurt you know he’s got some just terrible rounds but you see the last what six he’s been positive he’s just had you know the fourth round at the memorial which he was playing okay this year at the memorial until you know

Sunday he had a disaster fourth round at the PGA Championship he actually was playing fairly well and then had a disaster that fourth round at the Masters was really bad so you know he’s having the case of one bad round really bringing him down or else he’d be a lot

Higher than 35th but these are generally the players that you probably want to focus on and yes these are going to be your first and second round picks your higher uh you know expensive players but um you still you still have to have a core of your team you still

Have to have uh your horses in your stable if you will uh to lead your team and that’s generally going to come from the players who play the majors well in these Signature Events well something else that we saw and it kind of is is kind of goes hand inand with um with

Difficult but these long courses in fact I I will do the 72 to 7400 cu the Genesis the uh and harbor toown is in here really I’m trying to eliminate the extremely short courses with this but on players that are on medium to very long courses your top player Scotty Sheffer

Maxom cley sunj Xander Victor orawa JT Rory Tony fenal again not a whole lot of um surprise here or anything to that effect but it’s good for you to get just or to make a a note of some of these players since again a lot of the courses

That are the signature events are going to be played on these long courses harbort toown maybe not so much it’s that’s only at 7200 but uh Genesis 7300 Quail Hollow very long uh the Masters uh the mirfield Bay Hill these are very long courses difficult courses so I wanted to

Give you a look at your uh top um long course performers and difficult um coar or difficult round performers but something else that we want to look at let’s start let’s look at distance we saw that a lot of those Signature Events really emphasized distance as well so

Your top distance players over the past couple of Seasons Rory cam young Joseph bramlet wendam Clark Brandon Matthews John ROM excuse me John ROM was up here Cal Taran somebody who uh has a lot of distance Trey Monck’s been on Johnny Vegas who’s coming back from injury this

Season maybe a name to think about as these players are really um focused on distance and then if you have somebody like a keth Mitchell like a Scotty sheffler a will Gordon even Brent Grant to a lesser extent players that have distance and find a fair amount of Fairways that’s

When you’re really going to be uh in business there then lastly we’ll take a look at some uh bogey avoidance as a lot of the Signature Events um emphasize bogey avoidance so in the past couple of years here’s your top bogey avoiders sheffler and Fitzpatrick and Xander hii Rory Brian

Harmon Max hom coocher Fleetwood kley and Andrew putam and again I’m going back two years not just 2023 because 2023 was so unique in the sense that it was the introduction of the Premier Events or Signature Events uh changed their schedule around a little bit uh come next year we’ll have two solid

Years of data um that Isn’t So disconnected or feels disconnected um all right with that we’re going to come back to the main page view here and let’s start looking at um a few players in general um that I want to focus on uh and recommend to you all this year both

To avoid and to Target but the first thing that I want to do I’m going to give you my general recommendations for uh especially these salary leads uh hopefully my camera will uh focus in there but four salary leagues and again this isn’t necessarily

Uh a one to one or or going to match around with uh with drafts although most of it can the the first recommendation the first key that I have for you all is to Target the Signature Events again I’m I I keep harping on this because the Signature Events is where

The money is I think in last year’s salary preview show I uh said to Target the quote guaranteed money well the guaranteed money now uh is in the Signature Events and what do I mean by guaranteed money these are no cut events uh so as long as your player plays in

That event and doesn’t withdraw they’re guaranteed to make money and you’re going to want to Target the players that are in the mo the most of those Signature Events so any player that uh uh finished in the top 50 last year anybody who played in the BMW that is

Where you’re going to want to spend a lot of time and a lot of your effort in trying to attain as many of those players as you can and Target the signature events that is where your guaranteed money is in your season long fantasy leagues now yes there are uh

Ways that players can play themselves into Signature Events and that’s why we going to try and find those players but from the beginning from the get-go once you know the century Tournament of champion starts um if you know those players are exempt into those Signature

Events uh they already have a leg up so the first key that I have for you all uh for you know in salary leagues uh for draft Target the Signature Events I can’t emphasize that enough Target the Signature Events that’s where the money is my second recommendation I’m going in

Reverse order but my second recommendation is always to keep a balanced approach between risk and safety excuse me between risk and safety and quality and quantity you want to balance this as much as you can the the old adage of do you want the safe play

Um the the high floor and low ceiling or do you want the low floor sorry let me see do you want the low floor and high ceiling you got to balance that um you also got to factor in injury risk a great example is will zorus one of the Premier players on the

P DJ tour if he’s healthy and I’m not saying that you need to ignore him but I understand you’re taking a pretty big risk there with his injury history Maverick mcney Jonathan Vegas Daniel berer Hadi these players they come with injury risk Jason day so you have to

Find a good balance between your risk and your safety safety can come in a couple of different forms whether that is in terms of number of events that they play I mean guys that just play a lot like your sun Jays your uh Keith Mitchells generally plays

A lot Stephan joerger plays a lot those types of players uh and safety can also come in the you know low floor or excuse me high floor but limited ceiling you know the players that you you’re pretty sure what you’re going to get say a Russell Henley Russell Henley is going

To be one of your more expensive players probably a second if you’re lucky maybe a third round pick but Russell Henley you pretty sure you you know what you’re going to get from him he’s not going to bottom out he’s not going to have a disastrous season but he’s probably not

Going to do a John ROM Scotty sheffler 15 plus million season either you know you know what you’re going to get from Russell Henley so there is value in that in knowing um you know that the range of outcomes is minimal on a player like Russell Henley uh and there’s value in

Players in terms of players like sunjay just because they play a lot but you also want to balance your quality and your quantity look it’s great to have the best players and I’m talking right now specifically in salary League formats where you can take as few or as

Many players as you want in salary League formats yeah it’d be great to have Scotty sheffler and Rory and I’m just going to throw out names here you know Ricky and all and spe but you’re not going to be left with many players you’re not going to have the quantity

You have to have players that are going you have to have a lot of players that are going to play so you got to fill out your team with some of the lower in price Players but you got to find a balance between the quality and the

Quantity of your players as well you can’t I’m going to tell you right now having done this for a few years and having been very very successful in the leagues that I’m in it’s great to have the John Ron you know a team loaded with John ROM Rory

Ricky Fowler Tommy Fleetwood you got to have enough players that play week in and week out to keep your numbers high you’re going to need to find you know your players that are going to play in some of these non Signature Events but you can’t just go completely

On quantity either uh you have to have a couple of horses in your stable you need you know a sheffler you need a speed you need a fleet with a Fowler whatever you got to find a horse who who can carry a team if they need to you know might win

A signature event you know who’s going to play well in the majors to get that money as well so always maintain a balanced approach in your team composition both in risk and safety and in quantity and quality the second or third second most important or third

Uh key that I have for you all is to know your numbers um whether that’s the owgr a lot of the majors uh particularly the Masters is and their invitations are extended to owgr their ranking know your us usgaa fact usgaa fact sheets gosh if I could talk

Actually I think that’s incor it’s gcsaa so let me fix that I think I had I think I was uh uh watching a commercial I think in GR uh was on there and one of his silly commercials let me fix that for you all G CSAA there you go let’s do

That aha but uh know your numbers know your know your players owgr one of the big things there was an article that came out uh maybe a day or two ago someone like Matt fure who’s right on the edge of being uh in the top 50 in the owgr U one of the

Master’s key requirements is being in the top 50 of the owgr both at the beginning of the year and uh at the or I think it’s the week before the Masters if you’re in the top 50 of the owgr you get an invitation and Matt coocher I think right now is 53rd

So if you think he’s going to play well at the beginning of the season that’s somebody you want to think about uh because if he wins or he plays well he’s going to move up in the owgr uh and move inside the top 50 so it’s always important to know your

Numbers know the o no a players owgr know your gcsaa tournament fact sheets um you know the yardages uh all that kind of stuff that’s why I went through that uh in Microsoft Excel the number of starts guys generally make that’s always important as well you know do some some

Quick research go to a player’s profile whether it’s on pgatour.com or or whatever you know find how many um events they generally play know your numbers um I kind of ran out of room but you know know your numbers know for example Scotty Sheffer in the league the

The main League that I’m in you know he’s like 55% if I were to take Scotty Sheffer he’d be 55% of my team’s entire salary you know Scotty Sheffer arguably the best player in the world you know do you want to spend 55% of your salary on one

Player so know your numbers know where you can push some things um particularly uh in roster construction um and then know your owgr stuff like that the last one uh number one Target and draft who you want to root for if you if you don’t um if you

Do this purely for the money it’s not going to it’s not going to be fun for you um you know a lot of people want to have rooting interests you know whether your favorite player is is Justin Thomas or if your favorite player is um Scotty

Sheffler um I have a good friend who just despises Jordan Speed so he’s never going to he would never put Jordan spe on his team uh that’s just the way it is choose and draft who you want to root for U that way you’re going to have fun

Throughout the year and hopefully you’ll have um you’ll be making a little bit of money at the end of it too and that’s what I’m here to help you with but one of the last Keys um in constructing your team choose who you want to root for

That way you’re going to be invested and if you’re invested you’re going to make more sound decisions um in in totality if you’re invested and one of the best ways to be invested is to choose um players that you want to root for all right with that we’re going to

Go into some specific players here this was more of some general guidelines strategies tips if you will but we’re going to start the specific players with the top five Fades that I have for the 2024 season now I’m going to preface this by giving you last year’s

Results um and you’ll have to take my word for it the video is out there might even link it um in the description if you want to see it but how I performed last year or last year show of the you know the 2023 salary preview show so my top five

Avoids last year I went with Hideki and Daniel burger at number five I lumped those two together uh because of the injury risk burer was you know had a had a big injury he was going to be cheap but you know all the injury risk

Keki is always an injury risk so I I put those two uh as my number five fade for last year and that turned out to be a hit Burger didn’t play at all hii uh finished 50th in uh the uh FedEx Cup and while he had a good season he

Definitely uh didn’t make as much as he cost in the salary League uh it wasn’t what you were going to spend on Hideki which was probably a first or a second round pick he didn’t acred that value uh my number four fade last year was cam young Scotty sheffler was third

SE straka two and Mido Pereira was number one overall last year I went three and two uh Hideki and burger that I would consider that a success cam young was a success he cost 6.6 after that monstrous rookie campaign the six Runner UPS he comes back with a decent year at 5.3

Million but you still again uh focused solely on these on the salary um League the salary U season long leagues you know he didn’t even acrw his price and that’s just a killer you you can’t have that so that was a success I’m always going to have Scotty sheffler being a

Void 14.1 is what he made in 2022 and I will be happily wrong I will take the loss on this one he comes back and makes 20.5 this season I mean he made six more million than what he cost I’ll take that loss I will never spend 55% of my salary on

One player um now in drafts it’s a little different story since you’re guaranteed the same amount of of people as as everyone else uh and Sheffer definitely uh Justified his number one overall draft pick is where he generally went he definitely Justified that um but

It to expect him to have done 14 .1 was probably ambitious he just had a monster year I don’t expect him to to make 20.5 this year um sep straa actually was pretty darn solid uh last year he cost 4.8 at the beginning of the season and he made

4.4 so depending on your definition he You could argue that that was a a correct Choice I’m going to call it a loss since this is one this is my top five Fades uh with him getting close to his value um you know he he performed pretty

Pretty darn well um to only come 400,000 short of his pretty big price uh SE sta was pretty good last year and then Mido Pereira that one was pretty easy but just because it’s obvious doesn’t make it any less true he had just went to

Live he he cost 2.8 after his runner up at the PGA at Southern Hills um probably should have won it he comes back and he only makes 300,000 last year because of his move to live so just for your information as the viewer 3 and two last

Year with my top five Fades so we moved to this year and who is my number five fade well we’ve talked about him quite a bit but if you’ve been living under a rock or just hav been paying attention because it’s football season uh basketball season Christmas John Rock he’s not part

Of the PGA Tour anymore he has went to live very lucrative contract so avoid John ROM at all costs especially because of the name value associated with him now in drafts if it starts to get into the later rounds um you know I’m going to for Simplicity sake I’m going to

Assume a 10 round 10p person draft you know if you start getting into round five round six John ROM’s still there you know unless we hear definitively that the Live players are banned from major competitions it is hard to argue against John ROM if you start getting later on into the dra in

Drafts but for salary leagues and this is what this show is focused on for salary leagues avoid John ROM at all cost is just no longer part of the PGA Tour um just because it’s obvious doesn’t make it any less true my number four fade is Kevin gizar and he didn’t

Make much money last year at all uh he is minimum price in the format that uh that I play or the the leite Le that I am most um you know most invested in um but I’m still avoiding him uh I just saw an article a couple of days ago that he

Is actually commentating the first two Signature Events it was a pretty big storyline last year how Kevin kizner struggled and it makes a lot of sense we just talked about it uh in Excel with um long courses with difficult courses there are courses on the PJ tour that

Kevin kizner just he just can’t play um or can’t play him to the level that these other players are he just lacks distance um he needs places like harbort toown he needs places like Pebble Beach even though that is a signature event this year he needs those style of places

To compete he just doesn’t have the length these other players do and the fact that majority of these Signature Events are long they’re difficult and the fact of him kind of moving into the broadcasting role I just want no part of it even if he is minimum priced and there’s a small

Chance he makes his you know minimum price uh this year I just I think it’s too much risk I’m not there so my number four fade is Kevin kizner number three Lucas Glover he had a fantastic summer and uh early fall or you know playoffs whatever you want to call it the last

Month of the PJ tour season moving into the playoffs look I I think he caught lightning in a bottle it’s a decent chance he makes maybe two two and a half million cuz he’s going to be in all those Signature Events I just don’t

Believe in it he is on the wrong side of 40 um you’ll have to bear with me as I look at his stuff over here uh you know the the year year before if we look at 2022 and 2023 combined you know he’s outside the top

100 in Strokes gained if we limit that just to 2023 and we take a look at Lucas Glover um he’s going to be inside the top 30 oh in fact he is not and this is another example of players that overperform their metrics we’ll take a quick look here at

Um let’s see I think I could get that to you all no doesn’t look like it so give me one second I’ll change the view for you all I’ll just be outside of the picture you see Lucas Glover even looking at just 2023 and his really really good 2023 66 in Strokes gain

Total now a very very good ball Striker so I you know I would like that but around the green and the putting especially although you know he has arguably gotten better because of the change to the broomstick but I mean even so 66 and strokes gain total he lacks distance

Again on the wrong side of of 40 I just don’t see him acre his price in a salary League where he’s at 6.3 million 6.3 million right now now yes he’s going to be in the Masters he’ll be in all the Signature Events I’m just not there just

Simply not there okay number two seiw Kim probably the biggest risk I have of these five there is a chance that seiw Kim actually plays pretty darn well but if we take a look at sewo and again I apologize we’ll uh change views here go look at Fantasy National his stats are

Pretty darn good top 40 just from last year I dang it my uh hands are in the way top 40 in terms of Strokes gain total off the te approach around the green all very very good all very strong if we take a look at his individual performances you

See he plays difficult course as well but you look at his individual performances he was what I would like to call a Spiker he would pop finished fourth at the memorial which is a signature event you like that finished second at the AT&T Byron Nelson which is not a signature event but he

Had two top fives and then of course the win early early in the season that set him up to get in some of these Premier Events but beyond those he didn’t have another top 20 not a single one until you got to the playoffs you know you had a couple of

Top 30 in here you had another couple of top 25s early on in the year the AMX the farmers Waste Management it’s fine it’s fine but what you’re going to be paying in terms of SEIU price I just don’t think it’s there he’s going to cost 5.1 let me bring

Up this so sewo is going to be be 5.1 you’re probably going to have to spend a second or a third round pick on him maybe a late second or or in into the third I just don’t see it even with these stats as good as they are 5.1 is a

Lot of money to a crew and we saw that he just kind of popped a couple of times he had three top fives including a win but no no other top 20s none no other top 20s so I’ve got some reservations about seu Kim I think he peaked last

Season and as I mentioned this is the riskiest of these five as there’s a you know a great chance he could um could come back and top that I just don’t see it again and and look at his look at his fault he only played a

Couple of times made the cut at the RSM to a a very clunker cut made missed the cut at the Shriners wasn’t particularly all that great in the playoffs FedEx St Jude was okay but you know outside the top half or the bottom he was in the bottom half

Of the BMW 31st out of 50 just not there with sewo and my number one one fade the player that I just want zero no part of this season is Sam Burns I like Sam Burns but the stats on him are atrocious um you think about his win

Last year it was the uh match play Championship that’s no longer a part of the PJ tour it’s not uh they are they are not renewing that uh tournament you see he plays he generally plays fine no matter if it’s easy or difficult you know always a good putter all especially especially on

Bermuda like I mentioned his win which isn’t listed in or on fantasy National cuz it’s not a stroke play event was the match play you know top 10 at the Val barar which is Bermuda top 15 at the RBC Heritage which is Bermuda he’ll have some spike

Performances but I didn’t play at all this fall we saw him at the Ryder Cup didn’t perform particularly well and look here Sam Burns is particularly in the ball striking 72nd off the te 117th and irons I don’t want any part of it not until the irons consistently

Get better not until the irons are consistent he’s going to be one of the best Putters on PGA Tour so if you want to focus putting that’s uh that’s where you and I will disagree he’s always going to be one of the best Putters but I am just I’m just

Not there with Sam Burns he is my number one fade for the 2024 for BGA tour season so if those are the players that I’m avoiding who am I targeting well this is again just a recap last year’s I went 4- one in terms of my targets so four successes and a

And an incorrect my number five uh Target last year is the one I was incorrect on it was Taylor Montgomery um he had played a fantastic fall uh a lot of momentum coming off of the the corn faery tour um I thought that momentum would carry over turns out

He’s kind of an easy course specialist turns out he’s not very good with the irons like Sam Burns I didn’t know that at the time so I was seeing default the fall statistics seeing his corn fairy tour success thinking I had something here he cost one million he made 1.3

Again depending on your definition You could argue that that’s success since he made more than he cost but if that was my number five you know best Target I’m going to call that a loss so T Montgomery was a miss my number four last year was John ROM he cost 5.3 he makes

16.1 trip almost tripled his his uh value actually in fact did triple his price you can’t can’t ask for much more especially when he costs that much John John ROM was a big hit uh Adams vincon was somebody I highlighted he was my number three Target last year he doubled his price he

Had made 1.3 then goes to 2.6 again I based a lot of that off of uh his performance at the RSM had a lot of momentum from that a decent fall carries it to a pretty pretty successful season not as high as you thought he might have have went but still good my

Number two was really really obvious but again as I’ve mentioned just because it’s obvious doesn’t make it any less true Tom Kim was my number two target um look he was coming off the the win at the Windom in 2022 uh all of the hype around him from

The President’s Cup in 2022 comes back and and does pretty well cost 2.9 makes 4.6 um maybe you would have liked to have had a little bit more from him but all things considered uh makes 1.7 more than he costs that’s pretty darn good and then my number one target last year

Originally I thought was was an incorrect and then I went back and and looked at the specifics my number one target last year was Cam Davis I had that I used cam I use Scotty sheffler as the comparison Cam Davis had a breakout really President’s Cup at qu Hollow plays really really

Well um Scotty Sheffer had done that the year prior at Whistling Straits comes out and shows out at the Ryder Cup beats John ROM Etc and goes on to have this massive year now I will say that I was not predicting Cam Davis to do 15 million

Like sheffler did but I really did see a lot of similarities between Cam Davis and Scotty Sheffer he Cam Davis did not do anything close to what sheffler did that’s why I thought this was going to be wrong but I looked back Cam Davis cost

2.0 uh 2 million in in the league that I uh in basing this off of he made 3.8 so he almost doubled his his price really you got to consider that a success even though he didn’t have the win that I thought he would I thought he might

Might win once or twice I think is what I said last year um I really thought Cam Davis was going to have a huge season didn’t have nearly the season I thought he would but I still consider that a success if he cost two and made 3.8 so

My top five targets went 4- one last year so who am I targeting this year well we’re going to start with my number five player and I’ve said this several times tonight just because it’s obvious doesn’t make it any less true and because of his price he

Probably should be number one but I’m trying to be a little bit bold with some of these these suggestions to you all so number five because it is so obvious it’s Lou D goar he is minimum priced uh the guy is in going to be in all of the Signature Events he’s going

To be in all of the majors uh let me check just very very quickly oar is already has already climbed to 32nd in the world rankings the owgr so he’s going to be in the Masters he’s going to be in the majors he’s in the first two Signature Events Pebble Beach and the

Genesis he’s at the century cuz he won the RSM uh this is just a big springboard Lou goar is somebody you have to have if you’re in a salary League you’re going to have to be spending probably a mid round First Mid first round pick if you

Want lud VI goar you think about it you know I you can’t I don’t think you can justify taking him over Scotty sheffler um I don’t think you can justify taking him over uh Victor hland or Rory I don’t know I I would probably still go with Patrick kley and maybe Xander

Over over ludvick oberic so that’s you know those there’s five players that you know probably are going to get drafted ahead of Lou goar but you you know you got some pretty interesting conversations you go a little bit further down know Brian Harmon Brian ran Harmon or or Lou V

Goar that’s a that’s a diff you know that’s a difficult uh difficult decision I think I would take Oar Keegan Bradley somebody who’s just very very consistent on the PGA tour and especially now that he’s got the aim Point um putting you know he his his worst statistic has

Significantly improved who do you take Keegan or lud obar I think that’s a pretty pretty good conversation to have and there’s a good debate there you’re going to be needing to spend a mid first round pick I think on ludig obar if you’re going to win him this year but in

A salary League um I don’t I I don’t care I’m going to make math easy if you have 10 million to play with you’ve got 9 million to play with because of lud VI goar he’s just your first player put it in there everyone’s going to have him

You’re going to miss out if you don’t uh you got to have lud VI over bear so he’s going to be number five only because he’s so obvious really he is the number one target number four for me is another player that is um had a very disappointing season last year it’s

Going to be pretty obvious that’s why I put him at number four it’s Justin Thomas uh I don’t think he’s going to have uh the down year again but this is also a a little bit of a risky pick on my end in the sense that the spe uh struggles the Ricky Fowler

Struggles were very very well documented at how bad things got before they got better I think things get better for Justin Thomas but there is a scenario there is a nonzero chance that things actually get worse for Justin Thomas before they get better uh uh this season

I don’t think that happens that’s why he’s here on this list that’s why he’s number four but there is a world where I could see him struggling before he gets better and breaks through with his win the a couple of reasons why I I don’t think he’s

Going to have the struggles that say Ricky and Jordan Speed did one don’t overlook the fact that bones maai is on his back bones is a world class caddy um caddies can make a big big difference um having Bones on the bag I think is going to really really limit a

Lot of the freef Fall potential that Justin Thomas had and you think about Jordan Speed Jordan Speed lacked distance a lot uh he was more known for his short game um whenever he was on his ascent Justin Thomas is a ball Striker so I I think the ball striking will come back

Before the concerns with the putting and Justin Thomas is not a great putter but I think the the return to form with the ball striking with the driver the distance I think that’s going to play better than speed’s uh than when speed struggled um not to mention anything

About swing changes like Ricky Fowler did but I I think the skill set for Justin Thomas uh prevents as much of a free fall as his good friend SM had so that’s why I’ve got Justin Thomas at number four number three for me is uh a pretty interesting name somebody that I’ve

Targeted quite a bit in DFS it’s Nikolai hoard he is fully exempt on the PJ tour now um he had a very very good showing Limited but good showing at the Ryder Cup uh let’s go ahead and move to Fantasy National this is one of the players that isn’t in the page

View so I’m going to have to look him up um alone a an average putter but he’s you know pretty his best is bent I do worry a little bit about um the the supposed lack of performance on uh when it’s difficult but again this is a pretty

Small sample size I think with more reps it’s going to get better the guy is top 50 in the owgr for a reason you see the irons have been fairly consistent the off the te is pretty hit and miss but if we look at some of his

Performances he already has a runner up as at the corales I understand it’s an alternate field but he does have a runner up he did finish top 10 at the Scottish open the week before the Open Championship top 25 a major another top 20 here at the rocket

Mortgage top 15 the Windom so yes as I was mentioning you do have a little bit of concern with the difficulty uh in his performance when it’s difficult as his best tournaments have been when it’s easy but for the price at least in the um uh League that I’m focused on where

This is based hoard is is sitting at 1.2 million uh right here he is exactly gosh dang it I got to change the view for you sitting right here 1.2 he’s exactly 50th in the owgr if he stays there which that that gets him into the

Masters he’s going to be in some of these Signature Events by the end of the year I’m really really high on Nikolai hoard um somebody who I’m willing to take a chance on that 1.2 million a lot of of hoard’s appeal is the fact that he’s pretty low priced as opposed to

Somebody like min Lee who’s somebody is somebody I’m also extremely high on this year but the reason why I’m highlighting hoard as opposed to Min W Le he’s half the price so he doesn’t have as much to do to ACR that value as Min Lei

Does um and I and I’m pretty sure hoard is going to play in the same quality of fields that Min W Le will so that’s why the the emphasis on Hoy guard as opposed to Min Le I am pretty high on both but my number three Target for 2024 is

Nikolai hoard number two is a very very surprising name and somebody that I’ve been turned on to just very recently number two is Ryan Fox Ryan Fox is somebody who is um very very high in the owgr uh sitting in the top 40 in the o wgr he’s always been a consistent force

On the DP World Tour and the Australian tour now he’s committed to the uh now he’s committed to the PGA Tour he is uh I was u a little bit low on him he is 28th in the owgr we look at his um stuff in his stats in in fantasy

National we look at Ryan Fox if I could spell just last year alone 55th in Strokes gain total very balanced across now yes the putting was you know his best but pretty darn balanced across off the tea approach around the green we look at his performances he’s

Best when it’s difficult again that that emphasis on those Signature Events that are generally long generally difficult something else I want to highlight you to that I didn’t realize until I dug deeper let’s look at his performance in the majors the open 52nd middling but he

Made the cut US Open 43rd middling made the cut PGA 23rd the Masters 26th you are getting a guy that will be in all form four majors and made the cut at all four majors last year now that doesn’t sound all that inspiring let’s turn even if he misses

The cut at one of these Majors let’s turn let’s say we turn his best performance the 23rd let’s remove one of these Cuts made make it a miscut but you move this 23rd to a top 10 top 15 in a major you’re going to acre that value in that

Tournament alone pretty much you’ll have to do a little bit I mean but again look at these other Premier Events Arnold Palmer Invitational top 15 Genesis which was a signature event last year top 15 the issue with Ryan Fox is his schedule he generally has not played a

Lot on the PJ tour in fact fact last year was the season he had his most starts uh four five 6 7 8 9 10 he only had 11 I think he is more committed to the PGA Tour this season with this being a President’s Cup year as well don’t forget that

President’s Cup year I think he’s going to have he’s going to try to make a big push to be on that President’s Cup team I see a big season coming for Ryan Fox you see the irons have been consistently getting better and better off the tea I’m not terribly worried he’s been he

Had a couple of bad performances but he’s got some big spike performances off the tea you know gaining 10 off the tea at the open in 2019 he’s gained two and a half as recently as March of this year not worried about the off the tea around the Green’s gotten better the putting’s

Gotting better he’s getting used to these courses State Side I see a really big year from Ryan Fox so he is my second my number two target for this year my number one really it’s Ludi obar but to be a little bit uh you know more uh on out on a limb

Or you know not trying to do the obvious my number one target this season is Tony fenale and we’re going to look at Tony fenale and I’ll show you why I’m so high on him just last year alone 20th in Strokes gain total that’s not crazy top five in Strokes gained

Approach you can’t see that because I haven’t changed the view top five in Strokes gained approach off the tea we all know about his proclivity for distance he’s a long player around the green was really really good too Tony fow buckaboo has always been the putter I am not

Worried about the putter I’m just not yes he’s got a really really weird looking putting stroke now if you haven’t seen it it’s it it looks yippy but the guy plays well regardless of the difficulty and in fact you get him off for Bermuda he’s actually been positive for the most

Part you see the you see the irons fantastic he wins at Mexico you know you turn that win at Mexico into a signature event win is going to be a huge year for Tony fenel I’m all in on Tony you know outside the top 25 at the Masters I don’t expect that

Again a very very poor performance at the PGA outside the top 30 at the US Open missed the cut at the open so you’re going to tell me Tony fenal doesn’t top 25 a major this year I will take you on that wager every day of the week and twice on Sunday he’s

Going to top 25 a major this season at least I won’t go crazy and say he wins one but he certainly got the talent to do so and he’s always he always plays quite a bit he’s at the century he plays quite a bit especially early in the year you

Don’t have to worry about his schedule I love Tony fenale this year and that is why he is my number one Target in 2024 PGA season salary leagues uh with that we I’ve been going on for a long while 90 or so minutes um I was going to go into some some

Specific players uh of players who do and don’t have um uh full membership uh going to have to bulk on that uh but feel free to reach out to me in the comments reach out to me on social media I would love to be able uh to answer any questions that you all

Have give you my thoughts as to 2024 season uh if you have any questions on players uh General strategies all that and of course in the comments let me know do you appreciate this kind of show uh does this help you um all that good

Stuff I’ve been off for a month so I’m going to be looking forward to getting back into the swing of things uh just a quick um update on schedule not going to do anything next week as what I normally do is the five good and five bad calls of

2023 with the PGA Tour um kind of changing their schedule and whatnot um I’m going to try to make this a little bit more consistent in the sense that I’ll just be able to focus on the PGA tour season of 2024 for the 2024 good calls and bad

Calls um that way we don’t have to go all the way back to uh you know the fall portion and all that stuff we’ll just focus on 2024 um that’s the reason I’m going to give you the real reason that I don’t have the five good calls and five bad

Calls is I didn’t take very good notes this year um this past season I didn’t take very good notes uh and when it comes time to review didn’t have a lot to lot to review so that’s the real reason but I’m going to say it’s for the consistency of the PJ tour

Um but again reach out to me on social media if you have any questions for your drafts your season long salary leagues uh and then schedule wise nothing next week for calls calls I will be back at the beginning of the uh year uh looks

Like if I look at this the calendar here looks like uh probably December 31st uh will be the um the Century Tournament of Champions um uh initial research show as I think the Tournament of Champions is uh the starts January 4th so I’ll be back December 31st for

Calls calls for the century Tournament champion initial research 31st is also when I’m going to be doing uh my gaming stream I’ll be coming back to that as well so December 31st is uh kind of a big kickoff Point uh back on the the channel so I hope to see you all around

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This past month since I have been uh since I haven’t been live have you had any uh success with fantasy football any Wagers did you play the Grant Thornton did you play Hero World Challenge PNC anything to that effect let me know how you’ve done with that and I’m looking

Forward to seeing you all on the 31st for the gaming stream and the initial research show for the centry tournament champions so for all the Wagers you’ve made during this break for all the Wagers you’re going to make during this break and until I see you on December

31st may all your bets be profitable Merry Christmas