Minnesotans' Playoff Expectations...

Something strange is happening in Minnesota. No, Lutefisk soaked in a bath of lye didn’t suddenly start tasting like a t-bone lathered in garlic butter from Manny’s Steakhouse. But instead for the first time since Kevin Garnett lead The Minnesota Timberwolves to the Western Conference finals back in 2004, the Wolves have playoff expectations. That’s right you heard me the laughing stalk of the NBA since their first squeak of a howl back in 1989 have expectations to make a run in this year’s NBA Playoffs. The Timberwolves being in the playoffs is rarer than witnessing the Sailing Stones of Death Valley but throw in a 3 seed with a super star in Anthony Edwards and a darn good roster with Rudy Gobert and Karl-Anthony Towns into the mix and we are officially in Nathan Drake Uncharted territory. Not Tom Holland's over CGI’d Nathan Drake movie but the PlayStation Nathan Drake, truly uncharted territory. It’s not going to be an easy road by any means with Kevin Durant coming to town in the first round while Jokic, Luka and the ghost of LeBron lie in wait for a later date. But led by a young superstar and some savvy veterans, The Wolves for the first time in a long time actually have a chance to capture the coveted Larry O’Brien trophy and bring home a championship to a state that is so clearly starved of one.

Minnesotans have had a long ongoing mental battle with playoff expectations, and it seems to only be getting worse as the years go on. The second we end up making the playoffs and see are match up, all you hear rippling throughout our 10,000 lakes is…

“Oooh look dear The Wolves are in the playoffs.”

“Isn’t that nice sweetie.”

“Yes, dear it is, but they will find away to blow it more than Bill trying to catch dat dere world record walleye over dere off of Lake Winnibigoshish last weekend. He swore he got it in da boat, but everyone knows that’s just Bill telling dose fishing stories.”

“Ooh ya betcha, that darn Bill always fibin’ about the size of his fish.”

“That reminds me honey, I gotta go down to Dave’s and get some more leeches' for opener.”

“Oooh k honey have fun, dinner will be ready at 5, we’re havin’ yer favorite, Tater Tot Hotdish.”

“Oooh hot toddy, honey yer da best, I’ll make sure to hurry back, I’ll only talk to Dave for a few hours.”

“And sweetie…”

“Yes dear…”

“Don’t think about goin' and buyin’ any new Rapala rod and reel.”

“Don’t worry honey I won’t… but you didn’t say nothing bout a couple new lures…”

It’s a sad, sad existence here in the Land of Sky-Blue Waters. No, not our lifestyle of drinking Hamm’s beer and talking to the local bait shop owner for hours on end about how we “almost” caught the next world record musky but our attitudes towards our sports teams. Everyone in Minnesota just seems so negative and hopeless towards all of our sports franchises. It could be the fact that over the last umpteen years Minnesota sports teams have had a habit of blowing every playoff appearance they make. From the Twins getting stomped out of the playoffs every year by their older, wiser, and better-looking brother from New York to The Wild having their best teams ever and watching them get blown out of the playoffs by the likes of Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Corey Crawwwforddddd and The Chicago Blackhawks to The Vikings always being… well… a “kicker” away. There is one exception for Minnesotans playoff sadness over the last 30 plus years, and it comes in the form of a Lynx. The Lynx gave us hope that maybe we are starting to turn things around here in the northland with their 4 WNBA championships in 7 years, proving that it can be done here. But like all good things in the world, they must come to an end and resort back to mediocrity eventually.

Before the Lynx went on their improbable run of 4 WNBA championships in 7 years, we have to go all the way back to 1991 for our last title run, I was in my mom’s belly when a young man by the name of Kirby Puckett behind the cavernous roar of a Metrodome crowd led The Minnesota Twins to there second world series title in 4 years. It’s been so long since we have experienced a championship in the 4 major sports here in Minnesota, that some of us, including myself haven’t had the opportunity because we weren’t even born yet. I never got to experience Kirby Puckett doing his best Spiderman impression as he climbed the plexiglass in left center to rob Ron Grant of an extra base hit and eventually hitting the walk off homerun to led the Twins to a game 6 victory. I never got to experience Jack Morris doing his best Iron Man impression by pitching a 10-inning complete game in game 7 of the 91’ World Series But The Timberwolves have a chance to create a new experience that Brett Favre couldn’t do, Kevin Garnett couldn’t do, Joe Mauer couldn’t do, hell not even Marián Gáborík could do. That is to bring home a championship for a whole new generation of sports fans.

I don’t care that Kevin Durant is rolling in here with a pack of lethal assassins trying to diminish our wolf population. I don’t care that Vegas has The Wolves as underdogs to win the opening series vs The Suns. I don’t care that we got made fun of for celebrating our 2022 play-in-game victory like we won the championship. I don’t care that the Minnesota Wild finished barely above .500. I don’t care that the Twins are off to a 6-11 start. I don’t care about Kirk Cousins leaving. I don’t even care that Minnesotans have worse attitudes about our sports franchises than New Yorkers do about theirs. I’m changing the negativity, I’m changing the bad attitudes, I'm turning those miserable Half Moon Lake frowns upside down because I have confidence that our under-wolves are going to make a deep run in the playoffs this year. The past in the past and the future is now! So, wash away that negativity by grabbing an ice-cold Hamm’s from your moldy Coleman cooler, dump some lava hot charcoal into your old rusty Weber grill that’s been in your yard since the Reagan administration and toss on some lye-soaked Lutefisk because it’s playoff time in Minnesota and my vocal cords have been waiting a long, long-time to howl at the moon in joy…

“Psst… Brett… Pssst… Brett…”

“What?!”

“The Wolves are 0-3 against The Suns this year and Kevin Durant is 10-2 in the first round of the playoffs..."

“Well Shit!”

Thanks For Reading and Go Wolves!

The Art Of WAR: UFC300 Picks, Predictions, and Personal Opinions! By: Chaw Head

The greatest card in UFC history is upon us this Saturday, April 13th. With 26 fighters

throughout 13 fights, the matchmakers have gifted the fans an undercard to rival many

pay-per-view main cards, and the roster’s fan favorites littered throughout the evening.The most

ranked fighters on a card ever. WAR. The most Pound-For-Pound fighters on a card ever. WAR.

Twelve current or former champions. WAR. Not one, not two, but three belts on the line. WAR.

There was much skepticism behind how stacked this card should be. Some say guys like

McGregor HAD to be on this card, some calling for quick turnarounds for their favorite fighters.

With the card already locked I am going to step back, take a look at the 13 beautifully violent

matchups that will awe viewers. There is nothing like watching two grown adults slug it out at

the highest levels of martial arts. One of the best aspects of mixed martial arts are the different

styles clashing, not to prove the best fighting style overall, but the best warrior locked in a cage

with another warrior.

Early Prelims:

1. Deiveson “Deus Da Guerra” Figueiredo -325 vs. Cody “No Love” Garbrandt +260

Number 8 ranked Figgy takes on Cody Garbrandt to open the night in the what? The early

prelims? This fight being the first of the night should alone indicate how many great fights we

are about to see. Cody Garbrandt had the Bantamweight belt nearly 6 years ago, where he lost

against TJ Dillashaw in their rematch, and while his track record before then was astounding,

the prime of his career appears to be behind him. Figgy, a former champion in the Flyweight

Division, just over a year ago, has also moved up to the deep Bantamweight Division. Both

fighters are coming off a win, looking to kick start the night off, and have a great matchup.

Figgy’s submission capabilities may come out here, but never count Cody Garbrandt’s KO

power out. With Figgy being the defined favorite in this fight is it clear why. He is the more well

rounded fighter, but nobody will be shocked if Cody Garbrandt catches Figgy’s chin mid second

round/early third round. The odds should not be this far apart in this fight.

Pick: Figgy -310

Prediction: 2nd Rd KO

2. “King” Bobby Green -180 vs. Jim “Fuckin” Miller +150

Number 14 ranked, fan favorite, Bobby Green takes on another fan favorite, and the only fighter

in UFC history to fight on all three centennial fight cards, Jim Miller. Two guys with no quit, a 37

year old and a 40 year old still chuckin’ knucks, sure to make a spectacle out of this event.

While Jim Miller is coming off a win in January, Bobby Green was KO’ed by another fighter later

in this card, with a clear late stoppage. You gotta wonder how quick he can bounce back after

6-7 late shots after he was already out in his last fight. This fight is a statement fight for both

fighters.

Pick: Jim Miller +154

Prediction: 2nd Rd Sub

3. Jessica Andrade -135 vs. Marina Rodriguez +114

No 4 Andrade takes on No 6 Rodriquez in the first WMMA fight of this card. This is one of the

only fights I have no strong opinion on. Even with both coming off of wins in their last fights, I

just don’t see an interesting fight. I hope I'm wrong, but if there's a fight to grab more food in the

kitchen and use the bathroom it's this one. Andrade’s last win over a lately-suspect Mackenzie

Dern, in dominating fashion, is not enough for me to go against Rodriguez who is bigger, has

longer reach, and one of the better strikers in her weight class.

Pick: Marina Rodriguez +114

Prediction: Unanimous Decision

4. Jalin “The Tarantula” Turner -230 vs. Renato “Money” Moicano +190

No 10 ranked Turner taking on No 14 ranked Moicano in what is one of my favorite fights on this

card. Both coming off a win, Turner obliterated aforementioned Bobby Green last December in a

late stoppage, while Moicano went to WAR for 15 minutes against Drew Dober just three

months ago. While both fights had matchups in their last fights that are not necessarily their

“showcase” fights, their past performances indicate this fight is going to be a banger. Moicano

has fought with alot of big names, getting wins in his fair share of them. But Jalin Turner’s two

recent split decisions against Dan Hooker and Mateusz Gamrot proves he can scrap with top

tier talent. His fight against Dan Hooker last summer honestly was a top 4 fight of the year,

landing a head kick that stunned everyone in the world except Dan Hooker somehow. I don’t like

either of these fighters' stamina and see someone getting gassed mid fight and getting caught.

Moicano will need to take the fight down to the mat, and Turner will be able to starch Moicano if

he can keep distance and keep it on the feet.

Pick: Jalin Turner -238

Prediction: 1st Rd KO

Prelims:

5. “Super” Sodiq Yusuff +120 vs. Diego Lopes -142

How can you not love this fight, another potential favorite fight of the night in my opinion;No 13

Yusuff takes on up-and-comer Diego Lopes. Yusuff is looking to avenge his last loss against

legend Edson Barboza, while coming off of back to back round one finishes in his last two fights

including a brutal KO of Sabatini. Due to Yusuff’s history of getting hurt in fights may happen

again, i think the real question is if Diego Lopes is going to keep his finishing streak alive with a

KO or submission.

Pick: Diego Lopes

Prediction: 3rd Rd Sub

6. Holly “The Preacher’s Daughter” Holm +350 vs. Kayla Harrison -445

No 5 ranked Holly Holm taking on stout judo expert Kayla Harrison in her first fight in the UFC. I

know, I know, I know, we're all sick of Holly Holm who beat Rousey nearly a decade ago, but

has only won one back to back set of fights in the last 12 bouts since her stellar performance

against the first great women’s UFC fighter. Now I’m not the only one that thinks women's MMA

is lackluster, forced and repetitive, and probably doesn't need to be on main cards or even in the

prelims of the biggest UFC card in history... but, I can say with confidence that I am excited to

see Kayla Harrison in the UFC. I mean we're not just talking about your run of the mill Judo

fighter. We're talking about a two-time Olympic Gold Medalist in Judo, a two time PFL world

champ in MMA, and the only MMA fight she lost was in the 2022 PFL championship. Making the

move to the UFC is the most challenging league for a fighter, and I can say without a shadow of

a doubt that she will be a Bantamweight champ in the UFC. Her only weakness is having to

make weight.. But she managed to make weight this week for the fights so it may appear that

her hardest fight of the week is complete.

Pick: Kayla Harrison

Prediction: However she wants

7. Calvin Kattar +140 vs. Aljamain “Funk Master” Sterling -166

No 8 ranked Featherweight Kattar takes on No 2 ranked Bantamweight/unranked Featherweight

Aljo, who happens to be one of my favorite fighters. I remember watching Aljo “officially” claim

the throne against Petr Yan in their rematch after the first fight ended in a DQ due to an illegal

knee. While he faced criticism for claiming the belt after a DQ, the rematch was spectacular.

And yes, while he did win by split decision some hated the result, and some felt it was fair, you

get that most times there is a split decision. Watching Aljo win his rematch was where I truly

started enjoying and paying more attention to UFC. Seeing a guy as well rounded as Aljo, but

excels in the grappling/submission aspect of the sport, is fun to watch. Now Kattar has the

height, reach, and power advantage in this fight, and has a great take down defense record. If

Kattar can keep the fight on the feet this will go to decision. If Aljo can steal a round by getting a

takedown and control Kattar through the five minutes. This is going to be a very entertaining

fight and if I had to make a wager on this one my money would go on the 2.5 round over.

Pick: Aljo

Prediction: Split Decision

8. Jiri Prochazka +102 vs Aleksandar Rakic -118

No 2 ranked Jiri takes on No 5 ranked Rakic in what is the closest we have to a pickem in this

card. Both fighters coming off losses and looking to get back in the ring with their arm raised at

the end of the night, this bout is going to capitalize how strong of a card this is, ending the early

prelims with two top 5 ranked fighters. While Jiri is coming off a KO loss in a title defense

against the current title holder defending his title in the main event later this evening, Rakic is

coming off a loss where he got hurt. The lackluster fight style of Rakic is the only thing that

scares me about being able to enjoy this fight. Jiri will be looking to make his return for the belt

with a win here and all my gut is telling me is that this fight is going to end with Jiri finishing

Rakic. The self proclaimed Czech Samurai’s unorthodox fight style, similar to DuPlessis’,

confuses the hell out of top level fighters and i feel this is one of those circumstances where him

getting punches in at angles Rakic is not expecting is going to catch him and if not KO him, it

will stumble him enough for Jiri to take the back and get a sub.

Pick: Jiri Prochazka

Prediction: 2nd Rd KO/TKO

Main Card:

9. Bo Nickal -1450 vs. Cody Brundage +850

Someone please remind me again why this fight is on the main card? Two unranked fighters

starting the main card is honestly more disappointing than the combined three women’s fights

on the heavily stacked card. Bo Nickal, a very accomplished wrestler, enters his 5th UFC fight

against Brundage.While Brundage has 3 times more fights than Nickal in the UFC, he simply

has not strung together enough wins consecutively to get a fight against a ranked fighter. The

streaky Brundage just might get that chance if he stuns fans by beating Nickal Saturday night,

but the oddsmakers call it a long shot. Being honest it would leave many puzzled if Brundage

finds a way to get a win here against an elite wrestler with submission expertise. In my eyes the

only way Brundage can win this fight is if he can somehow... someway... keep the fight on the

feet and prevent takedowns using distance until the later portion of each round where he can

risk closing the distance to catch Nickal’s chin. This fight is going to be very boring until Nickal

starts swinging where i see Brundage panicking and surrendering a takedown, which will

inevitably lead to a submission.

Pick: Bo Nickal

Prediction: 1st Rd Sub

10. Charles “Do Bronx” Oliveira +180 vs. Arman Tsarukyan -218

“The Champion has a name” “and his name is Charles Oliveira”. No 1 ranked Charles Oliveira

takes on youngblood, come at your throat No 4 Arman Tsarukyan in what is my favorite fight on

this outrageous card. Oliveria, the former champion, who lost his belt due being the only fighter

in UFC history to forfeit his belt due to not making weight in a championship bout, and lost via

submission in his chance to reclaim the belt, is back with vengeance. The Brazilian fan favorite

has the most finishes in UFC history. How the odds are set where they are at is stunning.

Oliveira is 12-1 in his last 13 fights, just how can Arman be the favorite? The answer is simple,

he is the biggest threat to the Reigning, Defending, Undisputed Lightweight Champ Islam

Makhachev. Their fight 5 years ago is the closest a true Lightweight has come to competing with

the No 1 Pound-for-Pound fighter in the world, and Arman came in on short notice. This

matchup should be WAR. We're talking violence at a level that will leave you on the edge of

your seat flinching at every leg kick, jab, and submission attempt. I see this fight happening

similar to recent Oliveira fights, he will get hurt early, but the days of him giving up are over.

Watching Do Bronx fight gives you the sense that he wants nothing more in the world right now

than to get his belt back. And when he gets hurt the crowd will get behind him and he will find a

way to stay in the fight, win some rounds back, and get a finish. Now there is an obvious chance

Arman can knock Oliveira out cold and that could be the end of it. I love a live bet on charles

after he may get hurt/knocked down in this fight though.

Pick: Charles Oliveira

Prediction: 2nd Rd KO/TKO

11. Justin “The Highlight” Gaethje -155 vs. Max “Blessed” Holloway +130

Our first title fight of the night with the BMF belt on the line, and possibly a fight of the year.. The

“BMF” title currently held by No. 2 ranked Lightweight Gaethje, he takes on No 2 ranked

Featherweight Holloway. Max jumping up a weight class for this fight is not a shock, and he

certainly can hang with the big boys. This fight is certainly going to be fun to watch. Both fighters

have a clear path to a title fight in their respective division with a win here and won't be

surprised if you hear Justin call out Islam if he wins, or Max call out Ilia if he wins. This fight is

going to be another war, pure violence, stand up and bang till the bells rang. I see this fight

going either way. I like Justins power, but I like Max’s chin. I like Max’s ability to draw out a fight,

but I like Justin’s ability to brawl it out to get finishes. Nobody’s caught Max’s chin before, is this

the fight we see? Justin Gaetje appears to be in his prime, he looks better now than he did as

the champ vs. Khabib. I want this fight to go the distance because I want to see 25 minutes of

gruesome violence, i don't want to see either of these fights get knocked out cold or have to

submit, i want to see both these fan favorite fighters standing at the end of the night with one

arm raised and respect to the other. Either fighter has a puncher’s chance but I gotta go with

your favorite fighter’s favorite fighter in this one.

Pick: Justin Gaethje

Prediction: 4th Rd KO or UD

12. Zhang Weili -500 vs Yan Xiaonan +380

Champion Weili is looking to defend her Strawweight title against No 1 ranked Yan, i don't know

how anybody can dislike Weili as a fighter and person. As humble as it gets, Weili might be the

hardest working WMMA fighter on the roster. I don't see much in this fight as Yan does not

come close to sniffing Weili as a fighter. This fight should be a Weili successfully defending her

title if and when she gets Yan down to the ground, who lacks takedown defense and has poor

grappling. I see this fight getting finished before the halfway mark.

Pick: Zhang Weili

Prediction: 2nd Rd TKO

13. Alex “Poatan” Pereria -135 vs. Jamahal Hill +114

Arguably the most popular UFC fighter in the world with the likes of Islam and Ilia, Pereria, the

reigning Light Heavyweight Champion takes on No 1 and former LHW champ Jamahal Hill it

what truly is the best fight the matchmakers could throw together with the available fighters they

had at the time. Pereria’s burst into the UFC scene after his two division champion run in Glory

vs the likes of Israel Adesanya, and winning championships in two different UFC divisions in just

7 fights is one of the most impressive short run in UFC history, and certainly the most

impressive two division run in the history of the sport. Hill, a former champion in the LHW

division, who respectively relinquished his belt after an injury, is looking to reclaim the throne as

Light Heavyweight champ. Both of these fighters have unmistaken power with KO abilities that

can come at any point in a fight. Pereria’s key to this fight is to capitalize on his brutal leg kicks

and land some of his signature left hooks. Hill’s needs to focus on checking the leg kicks, and

using his unforgiving power to crumple Pereria, who does get caught and hurt in fights and has

been knocked out a time or two. One of my favorite bets of this card is the over 1.5 round total.

With this being a title fight between two fighters, and if you look at it correctly both are

technically defending the belt, due to Hill's relinquishment of the belt and this being his first fight

in over a year. With that being said both fighters know this is a 5 round fight, and both can knock

eachother out, which is why i think the first round will be a feeler round and the rest is going to

be streaks of either fighter finding comfort in the range and successfully closing the distance. I

do see this fight primarily staying on the feet which is why i don't see this fight going the

distance and somebody getting KO’d or TKO’d.

Pick: Alex Pereria

Prediction: 2nd Rd KO

I look forward to watching this monumental card for 7-8 hours of violence, WAR, and respect

between all the fighters. I know some of my favorite fighters may lose tonight, I know some

people’s favorite fighters might even retire tonight, but we are in for a spectacle. So get

comfortable, get some popcorn, and enjoy the show tonight and may the best fighters win.

Round 2 at The Masters: Wind, More Wind, High Scores and Did I Mention the Wind?

After yesterday’s low scoring affair, Augusta gritted its teeth, stared down the field, waved its finger, and said “no, no, no not today” as the field had a hard time finding any remanence of a birdie during the second round. With wind gust up to 40 MPH, driving was as easy as performing open heart surgery blindfolded, chipping became more impossible than lighting a bonfire during a category 5 hurricane and 2-foot tap in putts seemed as hard as 20-foot double breakers on an Antarctic ice shelf. Augusta has a nasty habit of giving you one good day of scoring then once you feel like you have figured the course out, it rears its ugly head and takes all your confidence away and dumps it into Rae’s Creek.

But with all the struggles the elements brought to the table there were a hand full of players that found shelter from the white sand blowing winds and put together some decent rounds. Max Homa was one of those players who didn’t have a flashy round by any means, but he found a way to get around the wind-swept course under-par. Which with Friday’s blustery conditions is a small victory in itself. By shooting a -1 71 and bringing his total to -6 for the week, he has positioned himself perfectly headed into the weekend to make a run at this thing or at the least shatter his previous record finish of 43rd at The Masters.

Scottie Scheffler continued his smooth play, expect for a little Augusta revenge on 13. Scottie got away with murder in round 1 when his ball decided to stick on the side of 13s bank in front of the green. Like I said earlier, Augusta has a habit of getting revenge this time on 13 Scottie wasn’t so lucky. His ball found the water on 13 when he decided to go for the green in two, but he came up just little short and his ball got swallowed by the steady stream of Rae’s Creek. But that didn’t faze him in the least. He somehow finagled a bogey out of the hole on his way to a slippery footed 72 and a share of the lead.

Defending champ John Rahms week looked like it wasn’t going to continue throughout most of the day on Friday with the mistakes piling up faster than an out of work actors credit card bills but with a couple of back-to-back birdies on 15 and 16, including draining a putt from the other side of Georgia on 16. He found a way to keep his hopes of going back-to-back alive by shooting a 76 and sneaking just under the cutline at +5. Bryson struggled throughout the day seeming to lose his putter on one hole and then finding again on the next hole. But even with all the struggles he had on the greens, he managed to get in at 73 and continue to grasp a share of the lead with Scheffler and Homa at -6 par.

Tiger used experience and wisdom to prowl his way around the course. He settled down on the back nine after a wild front nine that included bad putts, awful drives, 3 birdies and 3 bogeys. With all that wisdom and knowledge, he found a way to get around the course with an even par 72 and don’t look now but Tiger is lurking in the bushes only 7 back headed into the weekend. Wish I could say the same for his good buddy Rory who lifted his hat in confusion more than an accountant trying to wire his light sockets. Rory just had one of those days where nothing seemed to be working. None of which was more obvious than his tee shots on 17 and 18 with both of his drives hitting the front trees just past the tee boxes and leaving him with extremely long second shots into the green. But he found a way to make par from both situations and sneak in under the cut line at +4 by shooting a great 77… yes, a great 77, with some of the best recoveries we have seen all week.

We lost a lot of good players to the cut this week including the likes of Justin Thomas who finished at an eye scratching +7. Viktor Hovland missed the cut by having a minor lapse in judgment on the 15th green. He lined up for a short par putt, missed it and decided to not read the putt coming back and blew it by the hole in a clear act of frustration. He ended up with a double on the hole on his way to a forgettable round of 81. Past champions of The Masters weren’t excluded from missing the cut with likes of Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson, Dustin Johnson, Sergio Garcia, Zach Johnson, and the crowd favorite Fred Couples all not playing the weekend.  

What a day at Augusta national though, when the wind blows this course shows it can still stand the test of time and hold up against the new age golfer with their 350-yard drives and 200-yard 9 irons. It’s been a while since I’ve seen so many disheveled head scratches from professional golfers. But it just goes to show you golf is a cruel game even for the best players in the world. Heading into the weekend it seems to be anyone’s game. Three of the best players in the world are on top for now while some familiar faces, a few young guns and an old tiger lie in wait just for someone to slip up. The wind will die down and the scores will go lower. But don’t you think for a second that Augusta is going to surrender that easy. The wind dried this course out and it is going to be hard and fast over the next couple of days which will continue to challenge the world’s best. So, I expect more head scratches and confusion, but I can’t wait to see what happens this weekend at The Masters.

Thanks For Reading and Enjoy the 3rd Round at The Masters.