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Joe Jensen’s June 17, 2026 MLB card finished at -4.2 units on a 5-7-1 record, with the damage concentrated in heavier 2u positions — two late-inning bullpen collapses and a Yankees offense that couldn’t be contained accounting for the bulk of the deficit despite five clean wins elsewhere on the card.
Joe Jensen went 9-5 for +7.2 units on June 16, with nine clean-win positions across totals and money lines offsetting three missed reads in blowout losses to the Twins, Phillies, and Yankees.
Joe Jensen went 1-1 on graded plays June 15, finishing at -0.4 units as a clean under win in Philadelphia was offset by a 12-0 Reds blowout that buried the Mets/Reds Under 8.5 before the third inning.
Joe Jensen’s June 14, 2026 MLB card finished at -5.3 Units on a 4-7-1 record, with three outright missed reads — Atlanta, Houston, and Philadelphia — accounting for the bulk of the damage on a day where the wins were real but couldn’t absorb the exposure from higher-confidence plays that didn’t hold up.
Joe Jensen finished June 13, 2026 at +1.3 units on a 6-5-1 graded card, with six clean wins offsetting three high-exposure losses on the Royals ML, Giants ML, and Rangers/Red Sox under. The ML side of the card carried the day while the under plays split down the middle.
Joe Jensen’s June 12, 2026 MLB card finished 3-5 for -3.7 units, with the damage concentrated in the under market and a costly Braves moneyline miss. Misiorowski’s complete-game gem in Milwaukee provided the night’s biggest return, but three blown totals and a Strider injury in New York made it a losing Friday overall.
Joe Jensen’s June 11, 2026 card finished at +0.1 units on a 3-3-1 record — a near-breakeven result where three clean wins at +2.00u each offset back-to-back under losses in Pittsburgh and Baltimore that combined for -4.64u in exposure.
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.