Welcome into an all new jock market power hour for this week's Windham Championship.

I'm right there. Joe Idonie and Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. Here we go. Last full field event for the next couple weeks. Yeah, last regular season event. Always a pleasure to be here with you on Wednesday nights and sort of the final, final piece of content for the week for both of us.

So happy to break down the Wyndham Chamber.

I got, you know, I got a special connection to Wyndham.

This is where the big draft Kigs hit came a few years ago.

So I have a very good vibe circling around this event.

And I think that I've got some good takes on the board this week as well.

We were talking before we went hot here that this betting board is so different than what we've

seen all year.

I've gotten so used to a ROM, a Schephler, a Rory in single digits, 7-1, 8-to-1, whatever that ends up looking

like. And at last check, there were eight golfers between 18 and 28-1, no one shorter than that.

It's almost as if Vegas has thrown their hands up and said, we don't know, have at it.

I like to think that too. And I like to think that like maybe they threw us a bone this week,

but I've sort of resigned to the fact that they're usually a little bit smarter than me.

So they probably, it's probably an indication of how open they feel like this tournament is and how deep the roster is that could potentially win, where they make Kadeki Matsuyama and these guys in Sung J.M that would normally probably in a field like this at a different course end up being 12 or 14 to 1.

They've given them a few extra points

because they realize that that sort of next B, C level tier has a legitimate shot at this

event, and we've seen that sort of play out in years past as well. Those B guys are playing

better golf than the A guys are, right? I mean, there's kind of questions, even though odds makers have to say, all right, well,

you know, Hadecki's got to be one of the favorites, and Sung Jay's got to be one of the favorites.

You look down the board and you see like, okay, J.T. Post and Denny McCarthy, Cameron Davis,

these guys are arguably playing better golf than the big boys are,

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