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This is a numbers game with Gil Alexander on Bison.

Numbers game here on Beeson, Matt Brown in for Gil.

One more day, two more hours.

Kelly Bidlin here on the desk as well as we look over at this leaderboard and nobody's counting. No. Marco Pinge is your. That's right. He's your leader. That's, uh, that's something. That's something for sure. Let you know about the conditions, though. Conditions are scorable. He has had a very rough go at his opening few tournaments here on the PGA tour. He's very, very talented. Yeah, he has. Very, very talented, but holy mackerel, he has been bad. No, he has been. So, yes, just from if you, if you like to see talented players on the PGA tour, this is good to see out of him after a very, very tough start to the season.

They're starting off round two as well. They're firing off these guys. Ryan Fox already out there

and has birdied one again, which like we said, birdie hole anyway, it's playing way under par.

So he moves to five under, along with Bridgman and Rory and Aaron Rye. And then there's a two-stroke difference between them and everybody sitting there at three and two. And there's a lot of those guys and a lot of name guys that are still in there. I mean, Zander Schauffley is sitting at two under right now. He's still got four holes to play. So, you know, this little word could look interesting here by the end of, you know, technically round one, which we had to delay into today. And we'll see what happens here in round two. Ryan Fox won't order through one for his second round already. I don't know about you. I bet him a couple weeks ago. Good start to the season for old Ryan Fox. So I wanted to keep your eye on here for the upcoming weeks. Oh, Ryan Fox. Now joining us here on the program. You know him. Fox Sports Bear Best podcast at Chris Felica. He is, in fact, Chris Felica. How you doing, buddy? I'm doing all right. Yeah, looking at this, the first-range leaderboard. We were just joking off air about how you see Sheffler. He's eight shots back. and he's what the seventh choice or co-seventh choice or whatever on the board. Like God, God, are the ridiculous prices. It's like he's trying to say, you know what, I want to be dead last at some point in the first round and try and win the tournament. Yeah, we're going to find out. It's wild. We're going to find out there's some sort of like polymarket market market out there or whatever. Like, you know, that he like decided that he was going to like play horrible every first round and try to come back and do something. It was tough to watch yesterday. This is like it is, it is going to be a talking point now going into every tournament and every first round for the next six, eight, ten weeks as it should be. This is bizarre.

Yeah. It is very weird for a dude that is as good as he is and for this to continue.

Chris, one of the things we talked about before you came on that we love is that you are not just a one-trick pony.

You've got all kinds of things in your repertoire. So let's start over in soccer. We'll move to

baseball and then we'll get back to

football, but you like Man City to win the whole Premier League. Yeah. Yeah, I do. And I'm a little

late to the party on this price, but I think what we've seen from Arsenal in the last

a few weeks, it's the turn of the calendar, really struggling to get wins. If you can give away

a two-goal lead on the road at Wolves who are going down to the championship next year,

you can drop points anywhere else the remainder of the year. Their lead right now is five points

over Manchester City, but Man City has the match in hand this weekend.

So so long as Man City wins, that gap then becomes two points.

Arsenal Man City do play at Manchester City later in the years.

And ultimately, it might just come down to that.

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