This is covering the spread part of the Fandall podcast network Massive sports weekend on tap here because we've got the third place game in the World Cup on Saturday a three game slate in the NFL We got the World Cup final on Sunday and of course all the NFL games there We're gonna break down all of that here today on the covering the spread later on We're gonna have Dr. Ed Feng on to break down the World Cup final between Argentina and France But first we're gonna talk to JJ Zacharyson get his read and some player props for week 15 This is covering the spread right here on the Fandall podcast network and number fire calm My name is Jim saw this I am a senior writer and analyst for number fire calm Joined here as mentioned by JJ Zacharyson check him out on Twitter at late round QB find his work at late round calm And the late round fantasy football podcast JJ. We are on to week 15 Which means Saturday games are back in our lives. How you doing today? I'm good I mean I could be better. You know, I faced George Kittle and a couple of playoff matchups last night So, you know an uphill battle now moving forward this weekend, but aside from that things are good. Things are good Yeah, I have Brock Purdy in I Have a calf my dynasty leagues, but the one where I needed a production was a Gino team so I'm hurting as well gonna need some Tyree kill to Overcome some weather on Saturday need Derek Henry to go bananas Which could happen Josh Jacobs be healthy. It's a we're walking a pretty tight line here We'll see how all that plays out. Let's talk about some player props here for week number 15 And one of the key things for this is that we got a lot of teams with massive massive implications You know playoffs in the line, which means we can expect them to keep their usage pretty similar But some teams may have an eye towards the future So when you're judging a team JJ in terms of how to handle like project their usage What do you go through to decide whether or not a player is trustworthy when they're playing on a team that may not have a lot On the line this weekend. Yeah, I mean first off I think we have to utilize beat writers and beat reporters You know, they can give us insight on how teams are thinking about You know these players and if they're gonna use backups or if they're you know If some quarterbacks only gonna play the first half or something like that But I do think at the end of the day two things number one. These guys are professionals. I think a lot of times You can go on Twitter and on social media and you'll see people say that these teams aren't playing for anything and therefore They're not gonna try or something I mean like these guys are not only playing on a contract this year where they're under contract They're getting paid to do this thing, but number, you know, they're professional athletes I mean, they're they're competitive and they're also playing for future contracts And they're playing for what can happen after this season and the vast majority of players in the NFL You know have a very volatile career path, you know, it's not like everyone's locked in to the same team and they're these all pro players So it's really important to keep that in mind So I would say definitely look into what beat writers are saying see if you can you know Read between the lines and see if there's any coaching quotes that are out there saying that they're gonna approach things in XYZ manner But at the same time don't overstate what this all means because these guys are professionals at the end of the day they're playing for something, you know, these these contracts still matter and You know, they're they're competitive player. I mean, they're in the NFL for a reason So I think overall it's really easy to overstate, you know, what this all sort of means So so definitely just sort of take all that evidence and you know, utilize it But you know, don't take it too far because it's very easy to take it too far Yeah, I mean at the end of they were talking motivation and there are more motivations than just playoffs There are other stuff that matters too. So It's important not to whittle your list you're pooled out of potential bets down to just the teams of playoffs on the line Because that's gonna potentially some value on the table and potentially good nothing you can bet Okay, we talked about the impact of wind previously and that's on the table once again This week got 15 miles per hour for that Cleveland game 12 miles per hour for Chicago, Philadelphia That's all fine. Well, we talked about that before but we're also getting to the point in the year where they're a lot of cold games and I don't tend to factor coldness in but I'm curious if I should so I want to ask you get your thoughts on it kind of cheat Use you as a guide here is Temperature something you care about or can it be overhyped in analysis? I don't care about it that much I mean, there's there's some instances where if it's like, you know below freezing or sorry below zero or something like that You know, you can probably say that this team is not going to be throwing the ball as much, right, you know I do think that we care a lot more about wind we care a lot more about heavy rain, you know A little bit of rain is whatever but heavy rain matters Heavy snow, you know, you'll you'll see teams lean on the run a little bit more in those types of environments But when you're talking about cold versus warm weather, you know, I think this is another narrative driven thing where You know, we hear people talk about in the media all the time about how oh, it's december football You got a ball and you got to approach things that way I think there's something to that to some degree with some teams in some environments, you know I think that like in green bay and in lambo when it's below zero Maybe they lean on a J Dylan a little bit more or something like Um, but overall, you know, it's not something that I'm drastically changing my numbers for Um, and I don't think books are either uh at the end of the day So I worry a lot more about uh precipitation Um, and you know these like big snow storms and stuff because in snow Uh teams do run the ball more and running backs can actually be effective in those environments because they know Going and they can break defenders ankles Because the defenders don't have good footing, uh, whereas, you know when it's cold, uh, you know, these guys are are warmed up enough I mean you see these these psychotic Offensive linemen going out there without without any long sleeves on and these like, you know Two degree temperatures, um, you know, they're they're warm enough. They're fine enough. Um, it's not something that I'm gonna, uh, you know Really really, um, you know weigh things heavily towards Yeah, Mike McDaniel the coach of the dolphins this week has been talking a lot about how the cold doesn't matter trying to You know, I think he's trying to like get his team's head beat tell them like hey calm down to be fine But I really want him to come out in like shorts and like a cut-off tank for the game on saturday Like I I wouldn't put it out of the realm of possibility for him specifically because it's kind of a psycho I'm hoping he does that. I think we want to see it from a coach not just off from the offensive linemen Now, let's take a look at some situations you are targeting for this week jj Which situations and flux do you think may present us with some value once props are opened at respective books? Yeah, there's a lot this week. I mean, you know, you have the lions backfield that continues to be a mess Uh deandre swift two weeks ago in week 13 He had a 51 snap chair that fell to a 36 snap chair this past week So just be aware, you know in that backfield that things are fluctuating a lot, but in that same game I'm really intrigued by what's going on with quarry davis, you know, he missed practice yesterday You know, I've been assuming that he's going to be out all week just because of that concussion Um, so if he is out then elijah moor, you know last week, you know throughout the season We've seen elijah moor, you know, uh, obviously Uh, you know, the coaching staff hasn't been totally pleased with him and what he's done and what he's set off the field But um, you know throughout the season we've seen like denzel mim's run ahead of elijah moor And last week though when quarry davis was sidelined elijah moor played as the number two wide receiver for the jets And he played still a large percentage of his snaps from the slot and in this match against detroit this week You know elijah moor, let's just say quarry davis is out elijah moors on the field a little bit more But a lot of his snaps will be from the slot and detroit has given up the most receiving yards to slot wide receivers this season So, uh, you know once things open up a little bit there once we know What quarry davis situation in the status is uh, you can attack an elijah moor prop potentially alvin chimera Is another one that i think is pretty intriguing because we we have sort of this idea of chimera right now and Perception that he's just not very effective not very good, which isn't totally wrong Last time we saw new warlands back in week 13. He's had a buy last week Mark ingram was at a 42 snap share and he had an 18 target share Alvin chimera was at a 59 snap share, which isn't that high But but you know if you if you look at what's going on there now, mark ingram is sidelined He's not going to be playing and now they get really favorable matchups down the stretch This saintees team does so i'm kind of intrigued by chimera just because perception is pretty down on him overall But his peripherals have been pretty strong He's seen a double digit percentage target share in every single game this year He just hasn't been able to find the end zone that much because of tasam hill and Just the fact that they're you know, it's not the most effective offense in the world But I do think that he's he's at least pretty intriguing because his peripherals have still been there And I highly doubt new warlands is going to trust another running back the way they trusted mark ingram The last time out aside from alvin chimera, of course And then the last situation that i'm really interested In is the Cincinnati backfield. So joe mixon has this concussion He's out for two weeks and then he comes back this past week And he plays 59% of Cincinnati snap which is his lowest snap share of the season in a game that he completed Somage pre p ryan ended up running more routes than him. So I think at the very least You know, we saw p ryan play really well while while joe mixon was out and I think that they're rewarding him You know mixon last week had his lowest target share of the season at six percent P ryan again playing that role and he's played the past catching role, you know over the last couple of seasons For Cincinnati, but mixon earlier this year was seeing decent target shares, which we hadn't really seen from him You know throughout his career really And so with the way that p ryan played while mixon was out And it's not like mixon came back from like a knee injury or some ankle injury So it was a it was a concussion which you know, it was a very big deal But from the standpoint of how teams approach these players. It's not really a ramp up type situation It's it's you can play or you can't play Uh when you have a concussion And so the fact that they split the backfield up the way that they did makes me far less bullish on joe mixon And I think that if you're attacking mixon unders I would turn towards the receiving markets and the rushing plus receiving because the rushing markets I actually think he's pretty lively there because vita de vea is not going to play for tampa bay this week So I'd focus specifically on the past catching Taking advantage of how involved p ryan was there playing the two-minute role like he did last year I think it just kind of a reversion to last year and mixon can still be good there But I'd focus more so on the past catching with the chimera thing you were talking about I think it's not just the mark ingram thing But you look at the schedule they faced before their bi-week tampa bay with vita vea anakim hicks really tough match up there same sisco band among the best defenses in football recently the rams before the erin donald injury I believe I believe he was playing in that game. Yeah, he was uh, and then they faced pittsburgh I think that was with tj walk without mink if it's patrick in that game But wants a big difference maker even against the run and then baltimore with I think roquan smith as well So they faced a lot of tough defenses since that raider game where chimera had three touchdowns or whatever it was So it's not just ingram. It's also that they faced a very difficult Strip schedule there now if I had a bi-week to chimera healthier to get that offensive line healthier I agree with you where I think chimera. We might be overstating how bad those struggles have been Let's open things up and talk about some yardage props you like across week 15. Where are you seeing value right now there? Yeah, uh, you know one guy that I like is a sleeper this week in fantasy And you can attack the over on his yardage prop is alex pierce. It's at 38 and a half receiving yards right now You can get that in most books Minnesota this the secondary has been beyond atrocious. I mean they've been really really bad I think there is some fear with pierce and with any passcatcher for indianapolis that Uh, you know, they don't push the ball down the field at all I mean matt ryan has by far the lowest deep ball rate in football this season He's thrown it 15 plus air yards on fewer than 8 of his attempts when the league average is usually between like 17 and 19 percent Uh, so, you know, we do have to keep that in mind But minnesota has allowed the most receiving yards to perimeter wide receivers this year They rank third in percentage of wide receiver targets that get funneled to the outside And pierce is a perimeter guy, uh, and not only that but over two of his last three games He's seen a 26 a 23 target share Um, and even though he's a rookie which we've talked about this before we talked about this last week Even though he's a rookie where we'd expect there to be a ramp up here Especially for a second rounder, you know, he's not even like a a stud prospect coming in who got drafted in the first round Um, but despite the fact that he's a rookie. He's actually hit this over in half of his games this year So you get a brilliant matchup against minnesota the best matchup arguably that you could find for alex pierce Um, but you know, he's already, you know, even in an even matchup You could argue that you could go over here at least from a 50 50 standpoint So I really really like alex pierce this week. I think over 38 and a half yards makes a lot of sense Um, and then another another receiving, uh prop that I like is mike evans going under 58 and a half receiving yards Um, he's been he's been bad over the last five games I mean, that's that's just the the way to put it the easiest way to put it Um, he's actually only hit this over once Over his last five games and when he hit the over it was 59 receiving yards when this is 58 and a half So he barely got over in that one game a huge reason For this mike evans slide, uh, is that they're just not pushing it down the field to him I mean from weeks one to eight 37 percent of his targets were 15 plus air yards Uh, since then that number's been 21 percent. So far far lower than it was to start the season Cincinnati though, they do see a lot of targets down the field They've seen actually the fourth highest rate of targets going 15 plus air yards, but they've only allowed They have one of the best, uh, completion rates against on those throws So, you know, it's likely because teams are playing catch up a little bit against Cincinnati And they're trying to keep pace with joe burrow and all that But they've they've been able to defend that type of pass fairly well this year So given the trends with evans, I think it's a fairly safe bet to go under 58 and a half receiving yards Going back to the pierce one, there have only been 10 instances this year Where a colts receiver has had multiple deep targets in a game for those have been by pierce So when they do go downfield, it's often to alex pierce and the vikings do have a pretty high a dot as you mentioned So, uh pierce, I think isn't a good spot for this week. Let's shift focus now and talk about some touchdown props Where you see in value there for week 15 Yeah, so right now you can get jk dobbins at plus 220 as an anytime touchdown score over on fandall sports book That number is not nearly as attractive on other books You know, he ended up seeing half of baltimore's running back rushes last week against pittsburgh He led the backfield in snap share, you know, I know he had that long run and he looked a little bit Gimpy While while running down the field But he did see a decent amount of work last week all things considered in a backfield that usually splits up the backfield I mean, let's let's keep that in mind like we're not expecting jk dobbins You know to see an 80 percent running back rush share or anything like that in that backfield But he also saw the only goal line rush on baltimore last week. So they're clearly not afraid to use them there Cleveland, uh, they're opponent this week. They've been beat on the ground this season They have a bottom 10 success rate allowed to running backs And you'd have to imagine that given baltimore's quarterback situation. No, lemar jackson. They're going to attack them on the ground They're going to use their running backs. They're they're going to deploy them So I think jk dobbins can be projected for 12 to 17 touches in this game And if that's the case then he could find the end zone pretty easily. Uh, so plus 220 I really like those odds so jk dobbins you get that over on fan dual sports book Yeah, the total in that game is super interesting because I think they it kind of assumes that tyler huntley was not going to get clear But he did it's gone up a point. Uh, but I feel like it's still a bit low where it's currently sitting So dobbins, I think that's a good thing for him in terms of if the total is low that correlates anytime touchdown markets and stuff like that And like you said the usage last week was pretty good for ravens running back Uh and huntley good to go it should help everyone in that offense That is jj zacker recent checking out on twitter at late round qb find late round dot com in the late round fantasy football podcast Wherever you get your podcast jj. Good luck to you in week number 15. Happy holidays to you since we don't have a show Next week. So happy holidays to you and uh, good luck in the fantasy playoffs as well. Thanks jim appreciate it man Alrighty once again check out jj on twitter at late round qb We're going to bring on dr. 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That's fadal.com slash free slash contest slash visa perfect pick No purchase necessary age and location restrictions apply Void we're prohibited see full terms at fadal.com visa and its financial institutions have not sponsored or offered this motion in any way Let's bring now on dr. Ed fang you can find ed over at the power rank dot com and find him on twitter at the power rank and ed We've got The world cup final coming up on sunday third place game on saturday. How you doing? i'm doing really well. It's been a busy week, but uh, I can't complain because I get to uh You know provide good bull numbers for my people and then we got a world cup final talk about which I think is uh, Particularly interesting. So i'm looking forward to getting into it. Yeah, I was uh getting my college football dfs lineup Set before we came on the show for today got it had to get set for uh, the first game at 11 30 We're recording at 10 like 10 o'clock in the morning. So I had to I had to get ready. I'm not like opposed to like Day games, but like I want a little bit more wiggle room to get my stuff done before the game's locked 11 30 Well, I mean 11 30 on a friday morning is like kind of a crazy ask for bullsies in the start Yeah, I I would say that like that's the only game that locks then So for some reason that you don't you know, you don't get around to this until tomorrow morning You're only missing two games. You give them the lowest Confidence points and you can still go on right. Yeah, but uh, was uh, I needed more time to do my dfs research But hopefully uh, I don't waste that money. Okay. Let's focus on the world cup final right now We're gonna talk to you about like the actual markets in a second here Uh, because it's basically a toss up based on what fandom has right now, but may top down perspective What's your view of this match in between france and argentina? I had argentina overrated coming into this tournament that uh, hasn't quite looked so good Um, but my numbers, you know, it's kind of interesting like we'll talk about my numbers in a bit But I think they've been pretty spot on in argentina and they're pretty close to the markets right now So I'm pretty pleased with that it almost seems like kind of everything's kind of converging to To what my numbers had Lionel Messi is still the best soccer player in the world. Probably he's still amazing Uh, I don't really have a ton of confidence in the rest of that team, but they've played really well They defensively they have been amazing They didn't let croisia do anything that they wanted to do in the midfield and you know, you have to take your hat To them for that But as far as who scares you on this team, it's it's messy and And and and messy As for france still one of the most talented teams in the world Um So one thing I am looking forward for them. Uh, raviola their midfielder was sick He actually was in the hotel for the semi final. He was so sick that he couldn't uh, even make it onto the bench Um, it looks like he's on track to get back by sunday And so that's definitely a positive France came into the tournament without their top two choices at defense of midfield And so they they put I mean they made They they put two other guys out there who start for uventus in real madrid, which is A luxury that not many nations in the world have and then finally you get to their fifth choice at at central midfield and I didn't think he was that good I thought morocco was able to like have a lot of space in the midfield to make runs During that game, which is really not what you expect from morocco So I do think raviola really does matter. Uh, for instance, been excellent since then Um, so that's definitely something i'm keeping an eye on. There's also the uh, the defender um, umpa Pocano, I wish I could say his name. He's a byron munich defender He's usually very good. Uh, I thought he was terrible against england made a bunch of mistakes There was actually probably a penalty that could have been called on him Um, but he he's the other player that actually did not end up starting Which wasn't really a problem because you just take liverpool's first choice central defender and put him in there Which is which is also again a nice luxury Um, yeah, so so those are the things i'm kind of looking at. Um, we cannot actually let's let's also talk about penalties Yeah, this game is going to be close Uh, this game is going to be tight that's going to figure into some of the bets that that i'll talk about in a little bit rhino handlin did a really nice study, uh about penalty kicks and the thing that really stands out in the work that he did is Leo messi's not actually the best in the world So they had a sample about 108 penalty kicks In the database and he makes them at about 80 percent, which is roughly the premier league average um It kind of strikes me as dumb because he's kind of good at everything else So you want to think it's a small sample size and so I actually dug into the air rate and it's about 4 percent um So, you know, I mean there's there's there's guys that are certainly better than him over a pretty decent sample Um, I still think it might be small sample size. I think that guy's pretty good at striking a ball And if you're and so we know statistically that he's very good at striking a ball. Yeah, and so We think that translates directly to that you would think that that translates that hasn't in the data, but um, you can certainly, uh You can certainly question that um, you know, the french keeper has uh In the data actually never made a penalty kick save um 0 for 13 and this was before the quarter finals And um, yeah, that also doesn't make sense. He's a pretty good keeper So, uh, you know, you're looking for any edge. I don't I don't really Looking at that. I I don't necessarily think there's any edge for either team and penalties Um, but but we shall see some so some interesting stuff there So you mentioned that your numbers are in line at the market and right now the market has argentina minus 110 France minus 106 at fangirl sportsbook on the money lines This is after all things are said and done or that's uh, that's to actually win the whole thing right now a tie after 90 minutes Plus extra time is plus 195 We got argentina plus 175 france plus 180. So It's kind of pick your poison here. Are you seeing any value in those more traditional markets right now? Yeah, actually, you know, fendall had france is a slight favorite, which I thought was correct and and now they are not The favorite which I think is Slightly incorrect. I do think france is a slightly better team My numbers have it at about 53 that they're going to lift the trophy Uh, so I did take a nibble at at france. I think I got yeah minus 106 this morning I I think there's the ever slightest of values there and uh with with an interest in just having something on the outcome of the game I think I think that was enough for me to pull the trigger there Okay, so a little bit of edge there france minus 106 you can still get that wherever you're betting You mentioned the penalty kicks diving into that and trying to find value elsewhere. I'm like There are 16,000 markets to bet. I'm sure you've not looked at all of them because that's a lot But uh, you see anything else you liked over a fendall sportsbook Yeah, actually not a fendall but on another sports book that rhymes with daft kings You can bet on even odd Total goals. Yeah, and I kind of really like this bet because you're never dead, right? You bet an over under you're dead at some point right if you've got a spread You can be dead at some point. Yeah with with even odd goals. You're never dead It's kind of fun, right? So, uh, you know, for example, I had uh, even goals in in england france and uh What happened so so france is up to nothing, right?  It's two one.   So you're going even odd even odd like you're never really out of it It's kind of like a fun sweat, you know, did you actually want that sweat in the nevelins game though? I know you won that bet but like I feel like that took years off your life Even goals in that one they were down to nothing They score a goal to make it odd number and then they score again I feel like that like from a life expectancy perspective might not have been worth the money you won Yeah, so no actually I would argue that it was pretty fun I actually decided to go get my kids when it was to nothing argentina and they scored And I was kind of getting updates from my friend that I had left And then I actually got back home in time for that goal and the second Netherlands goal was just a beautiful set piece You know, it's one of these things where you fake kicking it over the wall And you just actually pass it to someone that's right in the middle of the box and he ends up scoring And so there was a lot of excitement and joy over that and I kind of missed all the drama because Because I was I was dumb enough to decide to pick up my kids Being a good dad. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I haven't been a good dad every game. So Be clear about that Anyways, even odd goals in the world cup final you can actually get even odds over at that other sports book and It should really really really be slanted towards even Essentially because this is going to be a low scoring game. It's going to be tight. It's going to be defensive And these are two really evenly matched teams as well. So minus one ten on even goals Yeah, that's actually probably my favorite bet Out there right now see prefer that over the france. I flipped the cup at minus 106. Oh, yeah Yeah, I think there's a slightest of edges.  Yeah so yeah, um Yeah, even even number of total goals is okay And and it's a it's a 90 minute thing too, right exactly.  Just in this era of opt outs and transfers I thought it'd be appropriate to kind of look at what the markets have because they're going to consider that more than my numbers Which don't consider it at all. So oh, I took the point spreads at circa I ranked them and you know, it wasn't really the best sort because you know, there's like seven games that are lined at two and a half right now um Obviously, you can make micro adjustments Above and beyond that based on my numbers based on other metrics that you you do see But it was something that I thought was essential for my people to look at this week You know, if you really want to do your homework, I think that's a crucial piece of information and just for example, you know, like It did so lsu ended up being a 14 point favorite over perdu and I was I actually think I it was at 11 And I thought 11 was too much. Yeah, and then it moved to 14 and then You know, there's an obvious reason for that. Aiden O'Connell the perdu quarterback has opted out Jim, I don't know about this one man. This kid this kid is not exactly going to get drafted Right. So it's kind of interesting that he's going to ditch his guys You know, it's not like he's the first round pick. Yeah any stretch, right? I'm very curious if like his family stuff played into that Like maybe you just wanted to spend time with his family not prep for the bowl game given the stuff that went down there because like I I thought it was curious too and I I don't think it's I because like it's hard to envision that being an nfl thing I believe from what I read it said nfl and yeah, I'm guessing that's like what it said, but like, yeah I don't know. It was it crosses odd to me as well Yeah, so, you know, I mean, I kind of thought the markets were too high on that 14 just seems like a lot It seems like a lot of points For an lsu team, they'll probably have their starting quarterback back But yeah, you know, given all the, you know, there should be a lot of opt outs on both sides of that game I think that just makes it a closer game But the markets do have a 14. I think that's something important to consider That actually makes it one of the higher ranked games, you know, whereas I actually have I think marshal over connecticut as as my highest ranked game Yeah, because Yukon was pretty bad coming into the season and actually had a remarkable season to make a bowl, but You know, might be a good team to fade. So Yeah, so anyways, I think Just in this current era It's important to look at that piece of data when you're Assigning confidence points to these games and and so that's all in My bull report if you want to check it out, you can go to the power rank net I think I actually just tweeted out a link to get that as a separate service so you can go to my twitter at the power rank Yeah, so go check it out And like betty markets are going to always be one of the most fish and things we can lean on So if they're going to give you a signal towards which direction to shift things We should probably listen to what the markets are saying. Yeah, but I think that's exactly what you're doing And it makes absolutely all the sense in the world Absolutely All right, as ed said, you can find that bowl report by going to the power rank.com check out ed on twitter at the power rank ed Uh, I want to wish you a happy weekend. Enjoy the world cup. Enjoy the bowl games Have a delightful time rooting for france for you to get that ticket and even goals as well And uh, we'll talk to you once again soon Thanks, jim talk soon. Alrighty check out ed on twitter at the power rank I am on twitter at jim saw this one I want to thank you all for tuning in for today Do not forget to subscribe to covering the spread wherever you get your podcasts and also check us out Over on the fan dual youtube page. Happy holidays to all of you. We'll talk to you once again next week This has been covering the spread right here on the fan dual podcast network


Okay, and welcome to the Jenkins documentation office hours today is February 23rd, and this is the US EU edition of it today, we have myself Bruno Verrachting and scientist I'm on doll which is I think this is first time joining a sign on No, this is not my first time. It's my third Awesome, welcome back then in that case I've been having some weird issues or I'm out late the last few weeks. So if I haven't seen you, I'm sorry. I apologize now But yeah, great to have you here. Thank you very much for joining Today on the agenda. I had a few action items FOS stem recaps by our wonderful Jenkins participants The Google Summer of Code participation announcement has gone live We also have opened up our CD foundation awards issues and we'll talk more about that First item on the list after the extra items is the Jenkins awards for 2023. So we'll talk about The ins and outs of that and just some general information about it where you can do to nominate where to go all that sort of stuff We'll talk briefly about the documentation transition to Java 17 There's a new release of WN 12 coming out which is going to change how things Are going to be written and constructed it for the documentation But it's in the best interest of everyone Something that we've been discussing the last couple weeks is an end-of-life checklist. So When something is reaching end of life, what are the areas we check? What are the repositories? We should refer to what kind of things should we be looking out for and play and Instances could this be potentially used in so we've got some idea some Items that are coming to end of life within the next year and then some of the checklist ideas Next is prep for cento seven end-of-life. This is something mark has been put has proposed There are some tickets to track the work for this, but It's still in the proposal stage. So nothing concrete has really been happening on that front And last but certainly not least Google summer code preparation And we've got a couple of dates on the participation in our status as a mentor organization In some just if anyone has questions or ideas or anything they want to share about the projects or Google summer code in general We'll have time for that too Is there anything else that would be good to add to the agenda or is that cover everything for today as far as everyone's concerned? Fine with me say and then No, fine. Yes Okay. Thank you very much So first things first the action items. So we have three new blog posts to talk to Highlight what the first one is the Fozdom recap. So Fozdom is an event that's held in Brussels and this was a great chance for a bunch of Jenkins team members to go and interact with the open-source community So you can see here Damien Bruno Stefan and Alexander Brandis all hanging out at the Jenkins booth Having fun interacting with people lots of crowds And they gave some really great insights as to, you know, their experience in time at Fozdom so just a really nice recap to Showcase what we were able to do and just follow them in general and thanks to the to all the participants and Folks who made this possible for the Jenkins booth. I know Alyssa I did a lot of work organizing and getting things Set up so that we were we were successful. So yeah, big thanks to everyone and Just a great response and crowd if I'm not mistaken based on what I've heard Bruno, you can attest to that for sure Yes, you're right We had a huge crowd for the whole weekend and people were really enthusiastic about Jenkins it was my first time at Fozdom for the Jenkins and I was a little bit afraid of people coming to round You know, not happy about Jenkins, but no that did not happen one time people were just spreading love We do love Jenkins. Okay. It's sometimes ugly. Sometimes documentation is missing some parts, but it works So that was cool Nice it's always nice when things work. We show people appreciate that fact. It's reliable. Everyone likes reliability. So reliability Great. So yeah, so that's the first blog post The second one here is our Google Summer of Code participation announcement This just went live a little bit earlier and essentially we've been selected as one of the mentoring organizations for Google Summer of Code 2023 and this is our blog post to announce and celebrate that fact Thanks to John Mark Mason for creating the blog post and putting all this together And Alyssa Tong for helping organize and get this together as well They've they're too there are two of the org admins along with Bruno for the Google Summer of Code in Jenkins and just so far it's been a really great experience They're doing a wonderful job of organizing and engaging with everyone and again This is just a blog post to celebrate and announce our participation John Mark's also gone ahead and included some information about next steps how to apply if you want to be a mentor The timeline which is really helpful Yeah, just a lot just like a lot of good information And there are links to other posts that we have for call for mentors information for mentors We had a previous one about talking about being a mentor and what that entails So just a lot of good information here to get us ready for Google Summer of Code And again, thanks Alyssa for the nice Collage of all the mentors that we have signed up really nice to see And we are still accepting project proposals We'll get to that a little bit more when we get to the Google Summer of Code section, but We've been announced that doesn't mean anything's set in stone yet besides the fact that we're participating There are still plenty of time for people to submit ideas proposals applications to be mentors etc Yep, we still can communicate via the community Jenkins.io via the Gitter channel And we have lots of meetings and one which is called Office hours meeting which is every Thursday. It was Three hours maybe from now for PMUTC. Yeah, you got it. So if ever you are interested just Join the Zoom meeting and let us know why you're interested. I know Yeah Good point Bruno and and in addition to that we have the document here the agenda All the meetings will be recorded. So they'll be available on YouTube after the fact as well So even if that 4 p.m. UTC time is hard to make it's obviously later in other parts of the world earlier earlier in others so this is not the Perfect time, but it's the best time we had available for now and individual projects will also have their own meetings to to organize and schedule and work with after that after we get to that point So Yeah, there's there's plenty of places As Bruno was saying we have our Gitter channel for the GSOC. We have the community discourse Which is on our community Jenkins.io site. So lots of places to communicate engage ask questions, especially The Gitter and community are excellent places to ask questions and get insight from other community members a lot of folks are active in the chat and Are quick to respond we were talking earlier about I think it's like 800 plus messages have been sent in the GSOC channel It's only been a few weeks. That's crazy. Yes, and Chris turn handle most of them. That's Yeah, it's big. Thanks to Chris for actually handling like half those messages Very impressive Okay, any other questions on that one?  So this is something that we've participated in years prior This year. We're just going about the process a little differently, but same idea applies the CDF awards are ways to highlight and celebrate people that really put their all into this and have You know, as you can see here for Jenkins, they're a valuable Advocate, they're a valuable contributor. They're helping out with security and a really stellar way And these are our specific awards for Jenkins With each of these awards you can nominate someone to So that they can hopefully be in the running for it What we've done this year is instead of having the CD foundation host the issues and the nominations on their repository Each project is hosting them in their own repository. So this year, we've got three separate issues for Jenkins Again, most valuable advocate most valuable contributor and security MVP They're all separate issues in another own right. They have a similar content here But the idea is that you can nominate someone share reasons why that you think they should be nominated and then people are gonna just kind of support that with stuff like emojis voting and then Once the nominations have closed The CD foundation will then gather all the names and then voting will take place at a later time with a Google form. So Down the line, there'll be a more formal way to vote right now. It's all happening in the github issue and stuff like emojis and whatnot. I Don't know that we have any nominations on our tickets as of yet. So please by all means take time check them out They're in the issue tracker for Jenkins.io github. So they are readily available and they also have First off these little trophy emojis But more importantly, they also have the community tag Which is something that I created recently to make sure we can highlight these sort of posts a little bit more clearly and have The community realize that that's something they can take on and engage with and not have to worry about fixing something so Yeah, and yeah, so a couple notes about the awards So you do need to have a github account to nominate or vote Last year's winners cannot win the same award this year However, they're gonna be nominated for other awards. So that doesn't make them ineligible for anything You can see here like Basil Crowe one most valuable Jenkins contributor last year He can't win it this year, but he could still be nominated for most valuable Jenkins advocate So Yeah, and then yeah, and again the CD foundation award site has a lot more information about all the different awards and their processes and stuff like that, so It has some information a lot of the information we have posted in our blog post now though, so Pretty much the same information you found here Yeah, so you can rely on our blog post as well and again big big shout outs and thanks to Alyssa and the CD foundation for Organizing this and getting everything set up so that we can proceed with this the award nominations And just yeah nominations do close next Friday March 3rd So if there is anyone you want to nominate, please don't hesitate make sure you go into that issue And just even if it's not a super detailed reason why right now if you want to just put it in there So, you know, it's there perfectly fine. You can always edit things after the fact. That's not a big deal And then voting itself will open five days later on Wednesday March 8th voting will close at the end of March on the 28th and then The results will actually be announced at CD con in 2023 where the winners will be given their awards and recognition Any other questions on the Jenkins awards 2023 Cool. All right. Thank you Next up the document transition of Java 17 So this is something that with the release of Debbie and 12 coming in this spring sometime in April or May There is going to be a transition of the documentation on Jenkins to move from using Java 11 and things like the install guide To using Java 17 This is just for the fact that Java 17 has more functionality available and it's fully supported at this time Java 11 still fully supported. It's going to continue to be fully supported. It's not gonna we're not dropping support for Java 11 anytime soon, but in the Interest of trying to make sure we're ahead of the game or ahead of everyone else Transitioning to Java 17 in the documentation provides a better baseline for people to start from and again the functionality is more Abundant there. It's more testing is available. It's just better experience overall for development as well So the idea is that we're going to move the documentation to use Java 17 and that'll be throughout the documentation as well The windows and Linux install docs will also be transitioned from Java 11 to Java 17 Again, it's making sure that this is consistent across every platform not just one or another And then I simply need to do this, but I need to email Tim Jacone who is our Jenkins release leap officer and let him know that this is gonna be something that changes just so he's not Surprised all of a sudden when Java 11 now says Java 17 everywhere. So I'll be sure to take that action item and make an email him for this before the end of the day today And again, this is all coinciding with the release of Debbie and 12. This isn't just some independent idea We had Debbie and 12 is not going to roll with open JDK 11. So It's part of their overall next steps to So end of life checklist Again, the end of life checklist is something that we want to have going forward. We don't have anything like this right now It's really just searching and finding the places that may mention the end of life product or platform So things like Ubuntu 18 Alpine 3.14 and 15 These are all coming end of life this year sent us seven is going to be end of life next year So the fast the sooner we get ahead of it have a checklist ready and know what places to look for all these things The better the more prepared will be when that time comes So in Previous sessions we're talking about checking the dot obviously checking the documentation checking the packaging sites And packaging repository that the releases Pository for anything coming out container images. We have the updates at Jenkins the IO site for any references So there are a lot of places to check out and I'm sure that there's more that we haven't come up with or listed here yet but if anyone has ideas or any Best practices that they might have had in previous experience with what to look for or places that we could also look for By all means feel free to share message in the doc skitter channel anything like that at all and We are going to be looking at a couple of site generation projects for Google summer code or at least one site generation project The Google summer of code So this may come up in that instance where we're moving dock the site Some the content might need to change or be modified in some way shape or form when it comes down to it, but ultimately This is just something that we want to this is going to help us do our our due diligence as we Come to the end of life on these things and then so prep for Cento seven end of life Again, this is something that mark has proposed Cento seven's end of life is coming dream 30th next year so There are a lot of reasons to not have it anymore Mark's arguments and biases that because it's looking at agent command line versions And just older versions of dependencies and operations. It's not the best choice going forward It's not going to be viable after next year. So really the idea is to clean this up make sure that we're providing the most up-to-date and Useful information to folks who are browsing through the documentation. So If that means into seven is not going to be using longer That means making sure that it's not Misinforming someone in the documentation as well Again, these are a lot more just of the reasons why deprecating and removing the Cento seven information is a good idea Stuff like the fact that it's been the dock containers been deprecated since this past September It's not supported by the RPM installer It's been in maintenance since 2020 and again the end of life is happening next June So there's a lot of reasons why we should be moving on to the next option the next set and we have actually started including the Elmo Linux Rocky Linux and Oracle Linux information in documentation marks gone ahead and started putting that into some areas and there will be a jet for Containing all of these things. This is clear. This is going to be more than one ticket To take care of so the JP will help bridge that and connect everything together that way we can keep track of the Removal and changes that we're making And then the last item on the list is you Google some more code prep So first and foremost Chris thanks to Chris Stern for updating the Google Summer of Code status page The Google published their list yesterday, so we were able to update our page yesterday afternoon So you can see GSOC 23. We've been accepted. Yeah But and there's an application mentoring org application form here for anyone interested Like we mentioned, we'll have weekly office hours Thursdays at 16 UTC and The project idea of this is very live and very available to check it out and see what The projects are starting to look like So yeah, so again weekly office hours. They're hosted by Jean-Marc mess in those are going to be Thursdays for PM UTC The agenda is there there are two different agendas right now in the Calendar meeting invite It has both last year's and this year's and the nice thing is I Don't know who took care of it, but the 2022 agenda does actually the first line is saying hey if you're looking for 2023 It's right here. So Either way, you'll be able to get to the correct length And then I think the last item in here was something that might have come up during the previous Asia Docs office hours with Marc Rajeev and Meg But one of the projects for Google Summer Code is site generation for Jenkins.io moving from What we are currently on which is off struck to something like Antora or another version documentation And it looks like Rajeev is willing to mentor that project Yeah, and like we said the idea is to use Antora to build Jenkins.io instead of Off struck and then just move everything over accordingly That would allow us to use version specific documentation as well So we can have detailed instructions for the LTS versus the weekly versus an older version of it that we're still supporting So this is just going to be a really nice way for us to make the documentation cleaner and the site a lot more user-friendly in terms of navigation So that covered everything I have on the agenda today. Does anyone have anything else they want to share? highlight Mention I have a question. It's not exactly related to this Docs, but can I ask it? Yeah, go for it. So I was going through this plug-in site API and What I was thinking like the plug-in side It should be pulling the data from the API, but when I inspected the Side it's pulling the data from Algolia and I'm not able to understand how I mean and the documentation is not clear in the Plug-in site API. So I'm very confused. It's getting the data from And As far as the Algolia stuff That is new that was something that Gavin Mogan was recently able to take care of and Fix up because the search was a lot more basic prior. That's just something we added within the last couple months. So Now the the full all the Jenkins searches are done through Algolia But that is separate from the rest of the site in a sense I Because I I think the Algolia is a little bit independent of the rest of the site I'm not a hundred percent sure how that works but Is the question why is it? Oh, no, my actual question was where's the plug-in site API being used and what is the endpoint for it because in The GitHub page it's plug-ins. Then Jenkins.io, and I'm very confused what's happening Gotcha. Okay. I I Am not a hundred percent sure about the back end the API stuff as far as that goes so Do you have an idea? Okay Yeah, so the only the I Really don't know the answer to that. I'm sorry about that Yeah, I think this is a good question though to find out from The rest of the community team. So what I'm gonna do is let me see here Yeah Sounds reasonable. Yeah, I Can take care of that. I'll also throw out the option if you feel comfortable or want to You can check in one of the Gitter channels. We have a bunch of different ones newcomer contributions as you see an outreach, but I think Newcomer contributions would probably be the best place to ask that's one of the more active channels with a lot of different users I know Gavin Mogan is pretty active in that channel as far as helping to guide people and Gavin knows a lot about the back end that API side of especially the plug-in site. It's a little separate from The Jenkins the IO site like they're all this they're all connected, but they're separate so Yeah, it's a little weird in the back end of it But but if you want to if you feel comfortable and want to ask there you can again, you don't have to I will Be more than happy to take this up with team and check in with folks because it might It might be that someone else knows too. No, no, I will ask and then you'll come up on That's a good idea. Thank you Yeah, great. Thank you so much really appreciate it and again, if that's something that ends up being a deeper discussion it can be taken offline on or it can be taken out of Gitter into the Discourse site the community at Jenkins the IO site where we can have real In more in-depth discussions there as opposed to the chat which can kind of get bogged down depending on The number of responses and folks and threads and everything else going on The discourse is just a lot easier to keep track of and be alerted about so But that's that'll be decided at that point So, yeah, great question. Thank you very much, Simon. I'm gonna I'm now I'm curious too So I'm probably just gonna ask around for my own information anyway But yeah, no, I'll keep an eye out on the Gitter channel obviously of course to make sure But yeah, that's that's great. Thank you very much for Inquiring about that. It's something I don't necessarily think about myself too too often I'm documentation officer for Jenkins. So my concerns are mostly with the documentation and and how they how it Reads and looks and stuff like that. So I don't necessarily touch the the API end of it the back-end the calls and responses. So Yeah, no, it's great perspective. Thank you very much for bringing it Okay, and does anyone else have any questions for the session today or any other comments? Because no So then I'll go ahead and stop the recording. It'll probably be available within 24 to 48 hours Mark usually takes care of the uploads and he's out today and tomorrow I can handle with that if you want to. Oh, you can. Oh, thank you. Yeah. Yeah, cool. Never mind I'm a I'm just talking for the sake of hearing myself talk then in that case. Thank you, Bruno. Let's do that Yeah, no, I'll stop the recording now


Welcome to the Anxious Morning, where each weekday morning we take a look at ideas, concepts and lessons designed to help you understand and overcome your anxiety. For more information, visit us at theanxiousmorning.com. It's the last day of March, which means a guest post on the Anxious Morning. Today my friend Bethany McLaughlin steps in to share some of her experience with recovery and the topic of being authentic and true to oneself along the way. Sometimes the process of recovery seems to conflict with the ideal of authenticity and Bethany did a tremendous job of shining some light on this issue. As I embarked on my journey out of disordered anxiety and learned about floating, accepting, surrender and all the rest of what we talk about, I wondered if these concepts conflicted with being authentic. Authenticity has long been a core value of mine and it's something that gets talked about a lot in mental health and self-development circles. We're admonished all the time to be ourselves, be true to ourselves and express ourselves openly and honestly. If you're like me and we're raised in an environment where your thoughts and feelings weren't heard and supported, you may have worked hard since then to practice speaking up, sharing your feelings and showing up as yourself without hiding. Then you find yourself in recovery from an anxiety disorder and you're told to model the behavior of a non-anxious person and spend less time talking about how you feel. For me, that took a while to come to terms with. If I'm really scared and experiencing a torrent of anxious thoughts and sensations, how can I just stand at the kitchen counter chopping vegetables for dinner? I need to devote myself to my fear. How can I be around people when I'm consumed with worries about my health and converse about other topics? I don't want to be fake. If I don't act according to my feelings, isn't that inauthentic? I had a negative connotation with fake it till you make it, which is a phrase we hear often. Fake it reminded me of all the times growing up that I'd been forced to do things I didn't want to do and knew that it didn't matter to anyone how I felt. But here's what I learned. You can be authentically scared shitless and authentically brave at the same time. You can authentically feel like you need to scream and run from the room and authentically make the choice to not engage with anxiety and stay right where you are. Authenticity is not believing in doing whatever your thoughts suggest to you. Authenticity can be much more about making active choices that support what you value while accepting yourself however you may feel while you do that. What could be more authentic than living out what is most important to us? What could be more fake than acting in opposition to that? Yes, I may feel afraid or uncertain in the moment, but I also can be determined to move forward through that and I can remember why I'm doing what I'm doing. Most importantly, I choose my actions freely, not because anyone is forcing me to, not because I don't matter, but exactly because I do matter and because I want what I know is in my best interests and gets me where I want to go. Authenticity accounts for everything. Within it, we acknowledge all of our feelings, but we get to decide what we're going to do with them being true to our values and goals. Unlike some of our other guest writers, Bethany doesn't have a social media presence or books or courses for me to point you at. She's just an outstanding human learning, growing and sharing here and there along the way. If you want to see more from Bethany, she's an admin in my Facebook group, so the place is full of her wisdom and her kindness. If you're enjoying The Anxious Morning and you'd like to get a copy of the podcast delivered into your email inbox every morning, visit theanxiousmorning.email and subscribe to the newsletter. If you're listening on Apple or iTunes, take a second and leave a five star rating, maybe write a small review. It really helps me out. And finally, if you find my work useful and you'd like to help keep it free of advertising and sponsorships, you can see all the ways to support the work at theanxioustruth.com slash support. Thanks so much.


English phrasal verbs from everyday life from espressoenglish.net. Phrasal verbs are extremely common in English, and today I'll teach you ten phrasal verbs based on my daily routine.  I'm not a morning person. A morning person is someone who has a lot of energy in the morning, so I need some coffee to help me perk up. The phrasal verb perk up describes when someone becomes happier and in a better mood with more energy after feeling not so good. After coffee, I look through my emails and dash off quick replies. I get a ton of emails from students. That means a very large number of emails, so one of the first things I do is look through my messages. To look through means to look at a number of things quickly. I also dash off replies to any messages that need quick responses. The phrasal verb dash off means to write and usually send something fast. Then, I come up with new lessons. The main part of my work is coming up with new lessons. The phrasal verb come up with means to create or invent. I heat up some food for lunch. If I have leftover food, food that I prepared previously and saved, then I heat it up using the microwave, stove, or oven. To heat up food means to raise the temperature, to make it hot. After lunch, I flesh out my ideas. I have a lot of ideas for espresso English, and I try to flesh them out. This phrasal verb means to add more details or more information to the basic outline of an idea or project. In the afternoon, I wrap up my work. The phrasal verb wrap up means to finish, to bring to a close. I could also use the phrasal verb finish up here. This is simply an informal way to say finish. I then make a trip to the supermarket. If something is on sale, I stock up on it. This means to buy a lot of a particular item in order to keep in reserve. In the evening, I do some exercise. Before starting to work out, work out means exercise, intensely, I warm up. This phrasal verb means to do a light version of the activity in order to prepare for more intense or more difficult activity. Afterwards, I make plans to meet up with my friends. This phrasal verb is an informal way to say I encounter my friends. It's been a full day, so at night it's pretty easy for me to doze off. Doze off means fall asleep. I think the most natural way to learn phrasal verbs is in conversation, and that's why I created an entire course to help you do so. In the phrasal verbs in conversation course, you'll learn 500 phrasal verbs that are used in everyday spoken English through dialogues that are easy to understand. Visit espressoenglish.net, click on courses, and look for phrasal verbs in conversation.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's CaseRakes.com. Happy Friday. We finally did it. We knocked out 2020, 2021, Panini, Prism, Basketball first off the line edition. Pick your team number four. The next one box break is in the store right now. Yeah, the first off the line to have a lot of nice fun exclusive parallels in here. Gold shimmer, black shimmer, the shimmer parallels to 35 or less. So there's two of those per first off the line box. A lot of great low numbered stuff. Now, if you follow the directions and you bought at least two teams, you'll get one entry for a chance at the Hornets. Four teams gets you two entries, so on and so forth. So big thanks to everybody right here for getting in on the action. PJ knocking out the Knicks. Last spot mojo for him. Sort by column A. If you bought at least two teams, remember you get one entry. So Gordon got two. That's an entry Jonah to that's an entry Katie with two. That's an entry Matthew with Matthew Shearer with two. That's an entry miles with six. That's three entries Mitchell with two. That's an entry Paul with two. That's an entry Sean with eight. That's four entries and will with two. That's an entry. Got Gordon Jonah, Katie, Matthew, Miles, Mitchell. Let's grab everyone's names. Let's get some new dice. A new list. Let's put your names in there name on top after 12 full 12 times after a six and a six. We'll get the Hornets in this one box break. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11 and 12th and final time name on top is going to be Mitchell. There you go, Mitchell. After 12 times, your name's on top and you get the Charlotte Hornets. All right. Now let's re alphabetized by team name and good luck everyone. Yeah, PJ saying good luck everybody. Good luck everyone in this one boxer. And I just grabbed this box from the back right there. There it is. First off the line. Like I said before, we've got another one box break in the store right now. Pick your teams. There's Mitchell. He's fired up. He got the Hornets now looking for that guy. All right. And thanks everybody. Appreciate it. See what we got in here. There it is. First off the line. We're looking for the iconic silver prisms and of course the exclusive shimmer cards in here. Oh, Mitchell is fired up not only because Charlotte is one of the bigger teams here because of Lamello Ball, Rookie of the Year. He's a huge Lamello fan. He's got three of his jerseys and officially the NBA Rookie of the Year. Jonas saying you have Alonzo Cino Hills High School jersey. There's Alonzo, Lamello, Leandro on that team and the Hawks player, Okongu was on that team too. That was a pretty crazy high school team right there. All right. Good luck. We've got Robert Covington Silver. We've got Gary Harris, Hyper. We've got Nico Mannion Rookie card for the Warriors. That'll be for Sean. And then Orange, Malik Monk. 13 out of 60. And that'll be for Mitchell. And what do we have here? We have Matt Bonner. Sensational Signatures, Matt Bonner. For the Spurs, Sean Oh with San Antonio. Oh, nice. Red Wave Tyrese Halliburton. Pretty solid rookie for the Kings, Sean Oh. He's won Rookie of the Month a couple times too during the season. And Harry Giles III, 90 out of 125 blue cracked ice. Also for Sean and the Kings. Yeah, maybe we'll find his teammate Mitchell. We've got the Danny Green, 27 out of 35. Blue Shimmer. That's Lakers edition here. Sure thing, PJ. Nemanja Belica. We've got Kendrick Nunn, Hyper. There's Lamello. Nice. Base rookie card, Lamello Ball. I wish it was a parallel, but still nice. Still solid for Mitchell and the Hornets. Maybe some parallels in here as well. Tyler Hero Silver, Fearless Zion. Insert. That looks a cool looking insert. Here is Forcon Corkmas. Who can uncork some long range shots pretty easily for the Sixers. I think our Sixers playing tonight, right? Hawk Sixers match up? That should be a good game. What time is that? Yeah, it lands up 3-2. Game starting in about 45 minutes from wherever you are in the world right now. 4-30 Pacific. Sixers, that's going to be for Paul. Paul Norden with that. Steph Curry. Patrick Williams, solid rookie as well. Sean with the Bulls. Patty Mills-Silver, Lou Williams-Hyper for the Clippers. There's Westbrook downtown. There's another Tyrese Halliburton. We're just talking about him off camera. 143 out of 199. Onyeka Akongu. We're talking about in the video. Akongu was part of that. 143 out of 199 was part of that Lamello Ball. Leangelo Ball. Lonzo Ball team in high school. Wow. Look at this next autograph that's coming up. I think it's an autograph. It is. Sensational Signatures. Rookie Otto Emmanuel Quickly for the New York Knicks. He had a pretty impressive rookie campaign. That was the last team. The Knicks were just sitting there. Nice low number too. 9 out of 25. No one wanted the Knicks. They were just sitting there. And here's Emmanuel Quickly. Last Fall Mojo strikes again. 70% of the time. Hits 100% of the time. Nice one PJ. Thanks for grabbing that last team. There's Anthony Edwards. Your number one overall pick. That goes to Matthew Shearer. A lot of people are arguing that maybe he should have won a rookie of the year. We've got Tim Duncan. Red Wave. Derek Rose. Red to 199 for Detroit. That's going to go to Sean. And we've got Kobe White. 2 out of 5. Green Shimmer for Sean O. And the Chicago Bulls. Out of 5s and under. Get the train whistle. Don't sleep on this first off the line ladies and gentlemen. Get into the next one. Jasper'sCaseGrace.com. We can run back a number of these tonight. Sean. All aboard. The Big Hit Express. Woo-woo. Erin Gordon-Silver. Seiku Damboya. Hyper. There's Kevin Durant in that old school design. Yeah, Kemba Walker. The Rex told me about that news today. Off to OKC. Kemba Experiment Over in Boston. And there's a cashist Winston Rookie Silver for Jonah and the Wizards. Rookie Silver's are always nice. And we've got a downtown Silver. Steph Curry for Sean and the Warriors. LeBron James Fearless Insert. What do we got here? We got Michael Bridges. For the Upstart Sons. And back, the Purple Parallel is also for Jonah. 53 out of 99. Rui Hachimura. Pretty solid player too. Got a pretty great ceiling. Got downtown RJ Barrett, Van Vliet, Kira Lewis Jr. And Markel Foltz at the end. An excellent first off the line break in the books. Thanks for watching everybody. Maybe next break we'll find a green shimmer of that guy. That would be pretty awesome. Keep chasing on jaskyscasebreaks.com. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye bye.