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Howard Bender

2021 MLB Draft Guide: Ultimate Fantasy Baseball Cheat Sheet

Published 8:08 pm (EST)

Howard Bender

2021 MLB Draft Guide: Ultimate Fantasy Baseball Cheat Sheet

Howard Bender presents the ultimate fantasy baseball cheat...

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2021 MLB Draft Guide: Ultimate Fantasy Baseball Cheat Sheet

Howard Bender

Published 8:08 pm (EST)

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B. Snedeker - G

Brandt Snedeker will take his talents to Orlando, Florida, for a 14th appearance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Snedeker enters the week with missed cuts in five of his last six starts, still trying to reshape his game. Typically known as someone who feasts on poa annua putting surfaces, it was disappointing to see him go T32-MC-MC on poa annua over his last three starts. Could a return to Bay Hill kickstart his season? Snedeker is 10-for-13 at the API over the course of his career with five of those doubling as top 25s. Only one of them has gone for a top 10, though. That 1-of-13 ratio is just under 8 percent which sits well below his career average top-10 rate of 21 percent (77-of-363). His lack of big finishes at Bay Hill combined with a run of poor form makes him an easy name to avoid this week. Gamers should watch closely because he shouldn't stay down in the dumps for much longer.

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M. Wallace - G

Matt Wallace missed the cut last week in Puerto Rico but will look to rebound as he turns attention toward Bay Hill Club & Lodge for the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

The Englishman doesn't arrive with the best recent results, having missed the cut at the Saudi International before last week's MC at the Puerto Rico Open. Wallace will have good vibes at this week's course, though. He's posted scores better than the field average in 7-of-8 rounds played at Bay Hill, resulting in finishes of T6 (2019) and T24 (2020). World No. 57 has 10 worldwide wins but just one of them came the week after a missed cut. He brings top-10 upside to the table but there are safer options for weekly gamers.

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J. Spieth - G

Jordan Spieth arrives with a run of good results on his form log and he'll look to keep that momentum rolling this week as he readies for his tournament debut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

The Texan has been in a slump over the last few years, by his lofty standards. The results are trending upward again, though. Spieth arrives with three straight top 15s, two of them doubling as top 5s. He's been in the mix from wire-to-wire in those events, positioning himself at T15 or better in 12 straight rounds. Errant drives have been a major concern during his downturn in form and that part of his game will really be tested at a course like Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge which has water in play on nine holes. His lack of course reps makes him a risky option for weekly gamers but his current form does make him an appealing target if you are just looking for upside potential.

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G. McDowell - G

Orlando resident Graeme McDowell will have a home game this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

McDowell went 2-for-4 during the fall portion of the schedule (T44 at Houston Open and T59 at The RSM Classic). Nothing to write home about. He moved his focus to the European Tour after that and also failed to impress (1-for-4 with a T66 at the Saudi International his lone payday). It's clear to see that he brings no form to the table this week but he will have some home cooking on his side. The Northern Irishman arrives with a 9-for-13 record at Bay Hill with a pair of runner-up finishes (2005, 2012). More recently, he's earned four straight paydays at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge with three of them doubling as top 35s.

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S. Kang - G

Sung Kang has gone 22 events without a top-25 finish as he readies for this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Kang roared out of the gate last year at Bay Hill, posting rounds of 69-68 to grab a share of the 36-hole lead. He would fade to T9 over the weekend but it was still a strong showing. That was his final event before the COVID-19 pause and he's failed to find any momentum since the return to action. Last year wasn't his first taste of success at Bay Hill, either, as he also posted a T6 during the 2019 edition. Perhaps a return to this comfortable venue can kickstart his season.

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P. Reed - G

Playing out of the third-to-last twosome, two-time and defending champ Patrick Reed sleepwalked to an even-par 35-37=72 in the final round of the WGC-Workday at The Concession, falling four spots to T9 on 11-under 277, a distant seven in arrears of overnight leader and champion Collin Morikawa (69).

After opening with 68-68-69, the World No. 11 began T5, four back. He found 11 (of 14) fairways and 14 greens in regulation, gaining 1.995 strokes approaching and 0.259 around-the-green, but losing 1.728 off-the-tee. The 30-year-old mustered three birdies at holes 6, 8 and 16, cancelled by three bogeys at 1 (3-putt from 52'1"), 12 (lost tee ball) and 13 (errant tee ball and penalty drop). He registered a pedestrian 1.929 putts per GIR and -0.118 SG: Putting with 32 total putts, converting each of his birdies from between 10 and 22 feet and also saved bogey at 12 from 11'11", but also 3-jacked the par-5 17th (for par) from 35'7". For the week, the Texan totaled 22 birdies versus nine bogeys and one double, and ranked 6th in SG: Approach (5.272) but 39th in SG: Off-the-Tee (0.150) and 37th in SG: Around (0.234). This was his eighth appearance in the event and third top 10, joining wins in 2020 (Chapultepec) and on debut in 2014 (Trump National Doral). Overall, it was the Augusta University product's ninth top 10 in 27 WGCs, three in his last four. He notches his third top 10 of the season in seven events, second straight after bagging his ninth TOUR victory in his last TOUR start four weeks ago at the Farmers as a 54-hole co-leader.

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W. Simpson - G

Playing out of the penultimate twosome, first-round co-leader and World No. 9 Webb Simpson stumbled to an even-par 34-38=72 in the final round of the WGC-Workday at The Concession, falling two places to T6 on 12-under 276, six short of overnight leader and champion Collin Morikawa (69).

The 35-year-old drops to 1-for-11 as an 18-hole leader/co-leader but hangs on for his fifth top 10 in 21 WGCs. This was his eighth appearance in the tournament and second top 10, eclipsing a T7 in 2015 at Trump National Doral, and records his fourth top 10 of the season in nine starts, first since a season-best T4 at the Sony Open two starts ago. For the week, the Wake Forest alum carded laps of 66-69-69-72, totaled 18 birdies against six bogeys, and ranked 12th in SG: Approach (4.004) and 5th in SG: Around (5.280), but 40th in SG: Putting (0.121). In R4, he began solo 4th, three back, and hit nine (of 14) fairways and 10 greens in regulation. The North Carolinian cancelled two birdies with two bogeys, gaining 0.476 off-the-tee and 1.194 around-the-green, but losing 0.475 approaching and 0.787 on-the-green with 28 total putts.

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S. Scheffler - G

Playing out of the fourth-to-last twosome, World No. 31 Scottie Scheffler concocted a 4-under-par 33-35=68 in the final round of the WGC-Workday at The Concession for a 72-hole total of 14-under 274, up two spots to a season-best solo 5th, four in arrears of overnight leader and champion Collin Morikawa (69).

This was the 24-year-old's second appearance after T26 last year in Mexico. Overall, it was his third WGC and first top 10, brushing aside a prior-best T15 at last season's FedEx St. Jude Invitational. The reigning PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year bags his sixth top 25 of the season in 12 starts, three straight, and second top 10, bettering a T7 two starts ago at the WM Phoenix Open. This is the Texas alum's ninth career top-10 finish in 46 events, and records his first top 5 since solo 5th at last season's playoff finale at East Lake 12 starts ago, where he began T16 in Starting Strokes. For the week, he carded rounds of 69-70-67-68, tallied one eagle and 22 birdies versus six bogeys and two doubles, and ranked 9th in SG: Around (3.676), 13th in SG: Putting (3.307), and 5th in SG: Tee-to-Green (9.171). On Sunday, the Dallas native outpaced two bogeys with eight birdies on 10 (of 14) fairways and 13 greens in regulation, losing 0.837 strokes off-the-tee, lowlighted by a watered tee ball at the par-4 16th which resulted in a double bogey-6. "Yeah, I had a solid week. I started hitting my irons a little better than I have the last few weeks and started driving it better. Made a few silly mistakes which ended up costing me in the end, but still overall, good building week."

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