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🏒 Vegas strikes first

🏀 NBA Finals on deck

🤠 Texas Tech’s big week 

Vegas cashes in

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The first game of the Stanley Cup Final was a good one. 

The Golden Knights took Game 1, 5–4, on the road against the Hurricanes to continue their impressive hot streak. Vegas has now won seven games in a row, dating back to Game 5 of their second-round series against the Ducks. 

Carolina struck first just 25 seconds into the game on an impressively accurate shot by Nikolaj Ehlers in transition. Ehlers scored again later in the period to make it 2–0. 

The Knights bounced back, though, by scoring three straight goals to take a 3–2 lead early in the second period, but the two teams went into the second intermission tied after a goal by Carolina captain Jordan Staal. Brett Howden scored for Vegas early in the third, before Shayne Gostisbehere tied the game with 8:41 left to play following an icing call that the Knights disagreed with. Tomas Hertl scored the decisive goal (thanks to a beautiful backhand assist by Colton Sissons) with 3:24on the clock. 

Hertl has been a major reason why Vegas has been winning lately. He has four goals and four assists in his last eight games after going 29 straight games (from March 6 to May 10) without finding the back of the net. None of those goals was bigger than the one he had last night, though.

Latest on Mitchell Robinson

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With the NBA Finals set to begin tonight in San Antonio, all eyes are on Knicks center Mitchell Robinson. 

Robinson’s status for the series is up in the air after he suffered a mysterious finger injury. He had surgery last week to repair a broken right pinky, an injury that the team says did not occur in a game or practice.

Robinson did practice on Tuesday, though, with the injured finger heavily wrapped. He wasn’t made available to the media, so information about his status for Game 1 is limited. He’s officially listed as questionable, although he’s reportedly pushing the Knicks to let him play. 

It might seem a little weird to focus so much on a backup center, but New York needs all the help it can get in defending Victor Wembanyama. If Robinson is unable to play, the Knicks would be severely lacking size on the interior. Robinson and Karl-Anthony Towns (both 7-footers) are the only Knicks rotation players taller than 6’7″. Without Robinson, the Knicks would be forced to have 7-foot third-string center Ariel Hukporti play meaningful minutes. Hukporti has seen limited action this postseason, almost exclusively in New York’s numerous blowout wins. 

Robinson is a better defensive player than Towns and is certainly the more physical of the two New York big men. He played a significant role in the Knicks’ NBA Cup win over the Spurs in December, collecting 15 rebounds (including 10 offensive boards) in 18 minutes. If he’s not able to play, the already difficult task of containing Wemby will be that much harder.  

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• Chris Mannix reports from NBA Finals media day in San Antonio, where Victor Wembanyama spoke about a potential conference finals hangover effect. 
• Mannix also asked coaches around the NBA how they would defend Wemby and Jalen Brunson. 
• Ahead of Game 1, Ryan Phillips looks at how the Knicks and Spurs match up position-by-position. 
• Here are all our experts’ picks for the series. 
• Texas Tech is at the center of the college sports universe this week. Pat Forde examines all the different storylines involving the Red Raiders and why they love being in this position. 
• Gilberto Manzano argues that it’s Super Bowl or bust for the Rams after trading for Myles Garrett. 

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👀 The top five …

… things I saw last night: 

5. This stylish assist by Chelsea Gray. 

4. Will Benson’s game-tying homer in the bottom of the ninth for the Reds. Cincinnati won in the 10th when Blake Dunn’s soft single allowed Spencer Steer to hustle home from second. 

3. An absolute laser of a throw by Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn. 

2. Colt Emerson’s sliding catch in foul territory for the final out of the Mariners’ win over the Mets. 

1. Jo Adell’s hilarious blooper in the outfield. The ball glanced off his glove, bounced off his head and bounded over the fence for a homer, just like that infamous Jose Canseco lowlight. What makes this even more unbelievable is that Adell is the same guy who robbed three homers in a single game earlier this season.  

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LEARN MORECLICK HEREMORE PROMOTIONSCelebrate nearly two decades of artisan indulgence as Sweet Republic marks a major milestone: 18 Years of Sweet! Since opening its doors in 2008, this locally owned staple has redefined the Phoenix dessert scene with small-batch, chef-driven flavors and high-quality ingredients. To say “thank you” to the community that has supported their journey from a single shop to a Valley-wide sensation, they’re throwing a massive ice cream social. 

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The All-Star Ballot is out! Here’s everything you need to know. 

Voting is now open for the 2026 All-Star Game, which will be on July 14 at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. 

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But before you fill out your ballot, check out our ultimate guide to 2026 MLB All-Star voting.

We’ve got a breakdown of every All-Star race in the AL and NL, including the reigning winners at every position, the top challengers to watch and a dark-horse candidate for each spot. 

Here are three of the most interesting races in each league:

AL first base 

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has been the starter four of the last five years, but he’s not hitting for his usual power, which leaves the door open for a strong field of challengers. There’s Ben Rice, who’s paired up with Aaron Judge to give the Yankees one of the best slugging duos in baseball this year. There’s Nick Kurtz, who was just named the AL Player of the Month for May after his 48-game on-base streak. And there’s rookie sensation Munetaka Murakami and his 20 home runs (even though he’s currently injured).

AL shortstop

Which young star will lay claim to this spot? Of the top contenders, Bobby Witt Jr. is the “veteran” of the group, even though he’s only 25. Then you have a sophomore in Colson Montgomery, who’s been awesome for the upstart White Sox, and a rookie in Kevin McGonigle, who’s been an on-base machine for the Tigers ever since he debuted as one of the top prospects in baseball. 

AL outfield 

The big storyline to watch in the AL outfield is: Can Mike Trout get back to the All-Star Game? The Angels star is having a resurgent season and is hot on the trail of what would be a 12th All-Star nod. Trout already has the most All-Star selections among active players now that Clayton Kershaw has retired.

NL second base 

Incumbent Ketel Marte has come on strong after a slow start, giving him a chance at a fourth All-Star start. But Brice Turang, who’s blossomed into a star for the Brewers, will give Marte a run for his money. So will the Marlins’ Xavier Edwards and the Pirates’ Brandon Lowe. And don’t overlook Cardinals rookie JJ Wetherholt.

NL outfield

As stacked as the NL’s starting outfield was last year — Ronald Acuña Jr., Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Tucker — there’s a chance we could see an all-new one this year. That’s because players like Juan Soto, Corbin Carroll, James Wood, Michael Harris II, Andy Pages, Jordan Walker and more make this a loaded field.

NL designated hitter 

This spot usually belongs to Shohei Ohtani. But can Kyle Schwarber swoop in and take it from him? Schwarbs leads the Majors with 22 home runs, and Ohtani has been better as a pitcher than as a hitter this season … although he’s still been very, very good as a hitter.

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3 KEYS TO AN OHTANI CY YOUNG

It’s the one thing Shohei hasn’t done yet: win a Cy Young Award as a pitcher. 

But this could be the year. Ohtani enters tonight’s start vs. the D-backs (9:40 p.m. ET on MLB Network Showcase and MLB.TV) with a 0.82 ERA, the lowest of any pitcher who’s thrown at least 50 innings this season. 

He’s one of the top contenders — alongside Cristopher Sánchez, Jacob Misiorowski, Chris Sale, Paul Skenes, Chase Burns, Mason Miller and more — in what’s shaping up to be a historic NL Cy Young race.

So what exactly will it take for Ohtani to win his first career Cy Young? Manny Randhawa breaks down three key benchmarks that the two-way superstar might need to hit:

1) An ERA below 2.00 

If Ohtani can pitch a full season with a sub-2.00 ERA, that could be just what it takes for him to overcome other workhorses who might throw more innings, like Sánchez and Skenes.

2) A strikeout rate over 30% 

There are multiple other strikeout artists in the NL Cy Young race, chief among them the flamethrowing Misiorowski and last year’s Cy Young runner-up, Sánchez. But if Ohtani can keep up with them on a rate basis — and he does have a strikeout rate over 30% for his career, which is elite — then he can keep pace in the Cy Young race, too. 

3) At least 170 innings  

This is the big one. Ohtani needs the innings pitched to go along with his ERA and strikeout numbers. It would go a long way if Ohtani can at least stay in the ballpark of his fellow Cy Young competitors. At the least, he’ll need to reach the 162-inning threshold to qualify for the ERA title. But Cy Young winners usually throw a bunch more than that. 

GAMES OF THE NIGHT

Even besides Ohtani, there are a lot of aces pitching tonight. Here are three more games to watch. 

Padres at Phillies (6:40 p.m. ET, MLB.TV) 

Cristopher Sánchez, who was just named the NL Pitcher of the Month for May, puts his historic 44 2/3-inning scoreless streak on the line tonight. It’s the seventh-longest streak in the Live Ball Era (since 1920) — and with three more scoreless innings tonight, he could move all the way up to third place, behind only Orel Hershiser (59 innings in 1988) and Don Drysdale (58 innings in 1968).

Guardians at Yankees (7:05 p.m. ET, Amazon Prime Video / MLB.TV) 

Gerrit Cole is making his return from Tommy John surgery look easy. He has yet to allow a run in two starts back with the Yankees. But he’s facing a first-place Guardians team that just knocked around his Cy Young contender teammate, Cam Schlittler, in last night’s series opener. 

Pirates at Astros (8:10 p.m. ET, MLB.TV) 

Paul Skenes had a dominant 10-strikeout start on the eve of his 24th birthday last week. Now, exactly one year to the day after his last start against Houston, he faces an Astros team led by star slugger Yordan Alvarez and newly named AL Pitcher of the Month Spencer Arrighetti. 

HE HAS 266 WINS. THIS ONE WAS A FIRST

There’s a hotshot pitching prospect who just got his first-ever win at Triple-A. He’s a power-pitching righty with an explosive fastball and silky-smooth mechanics. This kid just might have a future in the big leagues.

The prospect in question? Justin Verlander. 

Yes, Verlander, at 43 years old, just won the first Triple-A game of his life. He’s been a pro pitcher for over two decades. He’s amassed 266 wins in the big leagues — the most among active players. But he’d never won a game at Triple-A until now … though, to be fair, it was only his fifth start at that level. (Verlander famously jumped straight to the big leagues from Double-A back in 2005.)

Still, JV checked off that last unrealized milestone yesterday in his rehab start for Triple-A Toledo, as the Tigers veteran works his way back from left hip inflammation. Even after such a long, illustrious career, Verlander can still do something new. 

ADELL PULLS HIS BEST CANSECO

It’s one of the classic baseball bloopers: Jose Canseco, in right field, having a fly ball bonk off his head and bounce over the fence for a home run. 

That was on May 26, 1993. Well, 33 years later, it’s happened again. 

Angels right fielder Jo Adell last night — yes, the same Jo Adell who robbed three home runs in one game earlier this season — gave back a homer last night with a ball off the dome. 

Adell had TJ Rumfield’s fly ball glance off his glove, then his head, then over the fence at Angel Stadium. It was a mirror image of what happened to Canseco:

Even more incredibly, Adell had another play where he deflected a ball over the fence as a rookie in 2020, when a routine fly ball to the warning track went in and out of his glove and flew over the wall. 

THAT TIME WEMBY ENGULFED A BASEBALL

The NBA Finals start tonight, with the Spurs and Victor Wembanyama squaring off against the Knicks, who are in the Finals for the first time since 1999.

So this is the perfect occasion to remember that one time Wemby made a baseball look teeny tiny in his hand.

Back in 2023, the 7-foot-4 megastar visited Yankee Stadium and threw out the ceremonial first pitch before a game. Wemby posted a close-up photo to his Instagram story that day — which quickly went viral — showing off just how absurdly small he makes a baseball look.

If only the Alien had picked a different sport, he could’ve been the nastiest pitcher in the galaxy. 

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We wanted to give you a quick intraday update on our new alert, Greenland Mines Ltd (Nasdaq: GRML).

GRML opened at just under 0.34 with a high so far of 0.35 – building a potential base for what could be a significant breakout opportunity. 

Here are the key technical levels to watch: 

The 20 and 50-day moving averages sit at 0.39 and 0.40, +14% and +17% above today’s open.

A breakout and close above these levels puts the 200-day moving average of 0.44 in play, +29% above today’s open.

Beyond that, the May high of 0.55 represents +61% upside from today’s open.

GRML has announced multiple accomplishments recently. 

Most recently, yesterday, the company announced: 

“Greenland Mines Appoints WSP Denmark to Continue Environmental Baseline Work at the Sarfartoq Rare Earth Project”

“CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Greenland Mines Ltd (“Greenland Mines” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: GRML) today announced that it has engaged WSP Denmark to continue environmental work at the Sarfartoq rare earth project (the “Project”) in southwest Greenland as the Project moves into its next phase of environmental baseline studies.”

The program is expected to include the second year of environmental baseline studies for Sarfartoq as the Company advances the Project and continues preparatory work ahead of a future Environmental Impact Assessment (“EIA”).

WSP Denmark previously completed the first year of updated environmental baseline work at Sarfartoq in 2023 for Neo North Star Resources, Inc., including terrestrial, freshwater, marine and fisheries sampling, water-flow monitoring and general ecological surveys conducted under Greenland’s mineral-sector EIA guidelines. Continuing that work in 2026 is intended to build a more complete multi-year dataset on existing environmental conditions in and around the Project area.

Bo Møller Stensgaard, President of Greenland Mines, commented:

“We are very pleased to continue working with WSP Denmark at Sarfartoq. The same experienced team that is currently supporting environmental work at Skaergaard in East Greenland also carried out the first year of environmental baseline studies at Sarfartoq in 2023, so there is strong project familiarity and continuity. In our view, commencing the second year of baseline studies is an important milestone for Sarfartoq and will form a key part of the environmental foundation for the Project as it advances.”

The 2026 environmental field program at Sarfartoq is expected to focus on follow-up baseline work and monitoring activities that build directly on the 2023 campaign, including additional sampling and data collection across key environmental receptors.

Multi-year baseline investigations are commonly required in Greenland to capture natural variability prior to any potential development, and Greenland Mines believes that completion of a second year of baseline field studies will provide important support for future environmental assessment, permitting and project-planning activities at Sarfartoq.

We are watching for GRML to hold above today’s open and close near the highs of the day as confirmation of the next leg higher. 

We are continuing to monitor GRML for a sustainable breakout higher. 

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Exciting Updates!

I only announced it yesterday, but I just launched my Patreon! Thank you to those of you who joined right away! 🎉

Have you heard of Patreon? It’s a creator-based platform designed to be a bridge between the Superfans and the artists. Here’s what’s waiting for you:

🤫 Unreleased music

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📝 Personal voice notes, lyric drafts, and more depending on your tier

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📹 A personalized video from me just for you 

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Tiers start at just $1 a month — and every single person who joins in the next two weeks gets a handwritten postcard from me, personally. I mean it. I will sit down and write it by hand. 💌

Also, there’s no risk — there’s a 7-day free trial to see how you like it. Watch the video I created explaining what you’ll experience with a membership: 

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Yoshi’s

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Cincinatti, OH

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Attucks Theater

Norfolk, VA

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Bush Hall

London, UK

6/22

Hare & Hounds

Birmingham, UK

6/25

The Funky Biscuit

Boca Raton, FL

6/26 – 6/27

Middle C

Charlotte, NC

7/11

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Chicago, IL

7/15

The Sellersville Theater

Sellersville, PA

7/16

Branford Jazz on the Green

Branford, CT

7/17

The Iridium

NYC

7/18

The Jamesport Winery

Jamesport, NY

8/8

The Iriqouis Amphitheater

Louisville, KY

8/11 – 8/12

Jazz Alley

Seattle, WA

8/14

Glass City Jazz Festival

Toledo, OH

6/6

Cleveland Music Hall

Cleveland, OH

9/19

Self Coast Summer Fest

Pensacola, FL

9/26

TBA

Las Vegas, NV

11/4

TBA

Mesa, AZ

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Cancun Jazz Festival 

Cancun, MX

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“When the market is this stretched, the quick option trade isn’t the risky play. It’s the safe one.”

Bryan Bottarelli, Co-Founder, Monument Traders Alliance 

Dear Reader,

My War Room partner, Karim, watches the fundamentals like a hawk, and there’s one number he keeps pointing to that should make you sit up.

It’s called the Shiller CAPE ratio. It’s one of the broadest measures of how expensive stocks are. And it just hit 41.

The long-term median is about 16. The only time in history it’s been higher was during the dot-com bubble peak in 2000.

Translation: this market is priced for perfection, and then some.

Two Approaches… Same Results

Karim and I approach the market from different angles.

He digs into the fundamentals and the valuations. He’s also like a shark with blood in the water when it comes to sniffing out insider buying. He’ll go into much more detail about that in this special event next week…

But I learned my trade on the floor of the CBOE, where I cut my teeth on fast, defined-risk option plays, getting in and out before the market knew what hit it.

But we land in the same place with a market like this one.

And here’s where most people get it wrong.

They see that Shiller CAPE number and think it’s time to short.

Bad idea.

The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent, and betting against a market this stretched has been a great way to lose your shirt while it grinds higher for months.

So if you can’t safely short it, and buying and holding up here makes you nervous, what’s left?

You do what I was trained to do on the floor: You get in fast, take a quick defined-risk option trade, and ring the register before the market has a chance to turn on you.

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Then this morning, I liked the chart setup right back into the same level, so I sent War Room members into the PG calls.

Within six minutes, we were up 20%, and I sent the alert to ring the register.

And at no point were we exposed to some big, scary headline that could gap the thing against us overnight.

We were in, the money was booked, and we were on to the next one.

That’s the whole game in a market like this.

You don’t have to predict where the S&P lands by Christmas or short a freight train to make money.

You just have to be in the right setup for a few hours and disciplined enough to take the money when it’s sitting there.

Rinse and repeat.

When the market is this stretched, the quick option trade isn’t the risky play. It’s the safe one.

YOUR ACTION PLAN

Stop trying to guess the top of this market, and stop trying to short it. Both are good ways to get hurt right now.

The smarter move in a stretched market is to take fast, defined-risk trades like the back-to-back PG winners we just booked, where your downside is capped, and you’re out before any headline can touch you.

That’s exactly what I do in Post-Market Profits. I set up late-day flips just before the market close for a move the next morning.

And so far this year, we’re hitting them at a 90% win-rate… and we’re currently siting on a 7-for-7 win streak.

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