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Joe Jensen’s May 25, 2026 MLB card finished 4-6 for a net result of -5.5 units, with the damage concentrated in three lopsided losses — including a Rangers no-hitter and a Nationals six-homer barrage — that the card’s four clean wins couldn’t offset.
Bryan Bash went 1-0 on May 24, 2026, cashing his lone selection on the San Antonio Spurs -2.5 as they dominated the Oklahoma City Thunder 103-82 behind Victor Wembanyama’s 33-point performance to even the Western Conference finals.
Joe Jensen’s May 24, 2026 card finished 6-7 for -1.9 units, with heavy under-side exposure taking the brunt of the damage as multi-run innings across several games overwhelmed a card that won six but lost at higher unit weights where it mattered most.
Bryan Bash went 0-1 on May 23, 2026, as his Cleveland Cavaliers pick fell short in a 121-108 loss to the surging New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference Finals.
Joe Jensen posted a 7-3 graded card on May 23, 2026, finishing at +7.6 units behind a strong run of totals plays that kept exposure well-managed even as two losses and one costly miss trimmed what could have been a bigger night.
Bryan Bash went 0-1 on May 22, 2026, as his selection on the San Antonio Spurs fell short against Oklahoma City’s balanced attack and dominant bench production in a 123-108 Thunder victory.
Joe Jensen went 5-2-1 on May 22, 2026, banking +5.1 units behind four cashing unders and two winning moneylines, with the only real damage coming from Baltimore’s power surge against Detroit’s struggling rotation.
Bryan Bash finished 1-0 on May 21, 2026, as his New York Knicks -6.5 selection cruised to a comfortable cover in a 109-93 playoff victory over Cleveland.
Joe Jensen finished May 21 down 0.4 units despite a 2-2 record, as losses on the Tigers and Nationals erased gains from the Athletics and Blue Jays Under. The issue wasn’t volume—it was where the exposure landed when higher-confidence positions missed.
Bryan Bash posted a perfect 1-0 record on May 20, 2026, cashing his Thunder -7.0 wager as Oklahoma City’s bench dominance and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 30-point performance led to a comfortable nine-point victory over San Antonio.