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Welcome back to you better you bet brought to you by Bet MGM with Nick

Kostos and Ken Barclay on the Bet Kuel network. All our bets for tonight

coming up in 20 minutes but for now we got to finish the conversation on MBA awards.

Ken, let's go to six man next,

where Malik Monk was a huge favorite.

He's still the favorite, still a minus price to win six man of the year, but complicating matters for Monk and his candidacy and for the Sacramento Kings in their hopes of making any type of run in the Western Conference. The Kings blow a game on Friday nights of the Dallas Mavericks and also lose their six men of the year candidate the favorite in that market

Malik Monk who will miss four to six weeks with a sprained mCL in his right knee so his price crashes again not to the point where he's a plus price now, still a minus price, but Monk now minus 165 at our show sponsor BetmGM. Nas Reed, the world is his of Minnesota, now plus 150, Norman Powell at 8, and Bobby Portis, we barely knew ye at 40 to 1 for

six man of the year.

Are we looking for ways, Ken, to try try and beat Monk who's not going to play again the rest of the regular season or does he have the zone up already? What about six man of the year?

So I, prior to his injury, because we haven't done this award in like a long time, you know, we, when we were doing the, this segment more often, I, we were both Benning guys that were not Malik Monk, we'd be sort of different players, right? Like you were more heavy Portis. I was kind of like a few different players, but we both, I think, had the same approach, which was like we don't think Belik Monk is as likely to win. And then we sort of had to eat it for a little bit

because not only did he play well,

but almost more importantly,

his price just ballooned out to a really, really big number.

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