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The AI field went 3-2 yesterday and both losses landed in unanimous games, CBS Sports ran the table at 5-0, three new models went live on the board today, and the UFC undercard starts at 8am Central tomorrow.
The humans beat the machines badly yesterday, we brought Grok 4.3 back from retirement, our full UFC Abu Dhabi breakdown is up, and every edge's return is now charted on Pro.
The field's unanimous calls went 4-4, the Mets shut out a team all nine models loved, and today brings 17 games and a Cleveland pick the experts want no part of.
The machines had a mediocre Monday and a ratings site showed them up. Tuesday brings 14 games, four unanimous calls, and one loud disagreement in Houston.
We're posting our daily AI pick straight to the newsletter now. Today it's the Padres at 57 percent, UFC Fight Night is locked, a new model joins the tracker, and the World Cup final is set.
The big one first: our NFL fantasy suite is live, with free top-200 rankings and a Draft Room that rescores the whole board for your league. Plus a 77% call on Du Plessis and the only baseball game in town tonight.
I built a model to simulate the World Cup, and it keeps telling me the one thing I least want to hear: Argentina beats England. Here's what our model, Claude Sonnet 5, and the rest of the AIs actually say about the semifinal.
France vs Spain in the semis, and our model, the personas, and all seven LLMs land on France. Plus a new MLB season simulator that runs 10,000 sims.
The World Cup is down to four, and today's two semifinals sell themselves. Spain play France in one, Argentina play England in the other, and the winners walk into the final. What sharpens it is th...
Some days the calendar just piles it on. Two World Cup quarterfinals this afternoon, the winners joining a bracket where the title math has already gone lopsided, and then tonight the octagon takes...