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It's Friday. Let's move on.

Time for the futures market, folks.

This week we'll be taking our look at the defensive player of the year props.

Very fascinating market because there's a ton of momentum behind Rudy Gobert.

He's the leader in the clubhouse at plus 200.

There's a reason for that.

And that is because, like I said before, the Minnesota Timberwolves

are incredible on defense, number one in defense in the league, first quarter of the season. And it's very hard to not see Rudy O'Ber winning it again. And he's already won it a million times. It kind of feels like we should just give it to him every single year. But a lot can happen. Here are the rest of the contenders right now. Anthony Davis, that was my pick, plus 600. Evan Mobley, 9 to 1,

Bam at 1. Bamadabio, 15 to 1. Jaron Jackson, 15 to 1, wolf. Brooke Lopez, 15 to 1. He'll get some steam late in the season. Chat Holmgren, 18 to 1. Janus, 20 to 1, Drew Holiday, 20 to 1.

How is he not 1 1 1 1st, Wembeyanama, 25 to 1, OGN and OBB 25 to 1, Mb, 25 to 1.

So even though Rudy is a runaway favorite for a reason, and I think he'll probably win,

I still think there's some value on the board here.

Let's start with Bam out of bio. Bam is having an incredible defensive year for the heat. And I don't think it's really being talked about enough. One of the major reasons that the heat are having a better season than a lot of people, including myself, thought that they would, is Bam. He's averaging 21, 9, and 4 with 1.1 blocks and steals per game.

He is one of the top rim protectors in the league, holds players to 0.2 points per play in

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