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"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Hey, what's going on everybody? Rowdy dragon back again with this week's final app weekly fantasy update. They were covering the Daytona 500, recap, and we'll take a look at some pics and get you set up for Auto Club speedway out in California. Let's just jump right on into this. Take a look at the stage winners for the Daytona 500. For the first stage, we've got moonshiner three who tied with losing makes my dick trickle. Looking at our second stage, kiss my. What? Came out ahead of everybody there, and the winner for your Daytona 500 is monkey and a football. They racked up a 197 points, and 36 stage points. All right, quickly taking a look and see how rowdy Toby and Carrie did, as well as our two sponsors, Joe Biden, louville max, starting on top with rowdy dragon, I finished in the 136th spot that is about on par with the picks that I make. So I'm not too upset with that. Toby Christie had a little bit of rough day over there, he'd finished in the 211th spot, Carey Murphy, Jimmy is back. We've got a new name for Carrie this year. He tied with me. Up there in 136th looking at our sponsors, Joe bike. Also, tied with Carrie and myself, finishing in 136th place. And Louisville max also, right there with us finishing in the 133rd spot. That's Daytona in a nutshell for you folks. So let's move on and take a look at some picks for you guys set you up for this week at California. At Auto Club speedway, got three drivers. Starting with the 5 car Kyle Larson, he's got 8 races behind him, with an average finish of 13th. He's got four top 5s and four top ten, so he comes in the top 5 or top ten and 50% of his races. And he has led 138 laps over his career at the track, averaging out to 17.25 laps led for race, and he does have two wins here at the track. Kyle's collected stage points in 6 out of ten races, one of those being a stage win. Now in the 8 races Kyle Larson has run in California, he has finished top two in half of his runs. With two wins and two second place finishes. At homestead, one of the more similar tracks to California, he dominated the field winning both stages coming home with a victory and a perfect driver rating of one 50. Look for the 5 team to be contenders this Sunday. Our second driver to look at for this week is the 8 car Kyle Busch. He's got 23 races at California with an average finish of 9.8. He finishes in the top 5 in 48% of his runs at 11 out of those 23 races, and finishes in the top ten 70% of the time. At 16 out of 23 races, he's up there. In the top ten, Kyle knows how to get her on this track. He's let 807 laps over the course of his career. That averages out to 35.1 laps led per race. He does have four wins at the track, and has collected stage points in 8 out of the ten races that we've had since the inception of stage points. Two of those being stage win. In Kyle's last ten runs in Fontana, he has an average finish of 6th, his latest win was in 2019 where he led both stages finishing with a near perfect driver rating of one 48.5. Tyler Redick had a good run in the 8 car winning both stages before tire issues hampered his run, Kyle Busch should be a FrontRunner in that 8 car. And you should consider him for your lineup for this weekend. And finally, we'll take a look at a back marker, the number 43 Eric Jones. He's got 5 races run up the track with an average finish of 10.2, not so bad. He's got one top 5 finish in those 5 races that's 20% of his runs, and three top ten finishes, averaging out to 60% of his runs. Finishing in the top ten. He has led a handful of laps at 18 averaging out to three .6 laps led per race, still has yet to win in California, but has collected stage points in quite a few of the stages run. That's 9 out of ten. Still no stage wins for him. Now looking at Eric's loop data from last season that grabbed my attention for this back marketing. He was first an average running position, first in driver rating at one 22.7, first in fastest drivers early in a run. Second fastest late in a run, he had the second fastest lap run on the day, he was fastest on restarts. He also had the fastest green flag speed. And he ran in the top 15 for the entire race, as well as having the fourth most laps led. The list continues he was 5th in quality passes, and finally, first in speed by segment. If that Jones boy can duplicate his run from last season, he should be a great fantasy play for your lineup. On Sunday. All right, folks, that covers it this week for California speedway, our current points leader again is kiss my. What? We have a total of 421 players in the league looks like only 290 active. We might have to do some thinning of the herd there. Okay, so it was a simple week cut and dry. Hope y'all had a good race at Daytona. As usual, I will be putting out over at Toby Christie dot com.
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"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"There, it doesn't necessarily mean, like you said, after qualifying and the dual races, I might change them a little bit, but at least I got something in that. You have something locked in no matter what. So we won't have Carey Murphy walking on a Daytona saying, well, if I only ran Daytona, exactly. Amazing. As soon as soon as rowdy sent me the email, he said, don't forget to make picks this year. I'm like, you know what? I'm going to do it right now. Good idea, very good idea. So everybody else listening, if you're on the final app, fantasy game, which is how's at NASCAR dot com, they're live fantasy offering there. Make sure you set your line up. And be ready to go. Like Carrie has now done this year because he learned from last year's mistake. Yes. And my handle this year has changed because it used to be where is Jimmy? Yeah. We had some weird stuff happen there. But Jimmy is back with exclamation point. Oh. So that's me. That'll be easy to find you. I would think so. I think so. So we are going down to Daytona. You're heading out right after the show. And I've noticed that all of your hairs have been cut. Yeah, I went ahead and had all of them done. There was the option of a couple or all and I said, you know, let's go with the all option. Yeah, yeah, it's an upgrade, right? Yeah. It's an extra, you know, you've got to pay a few extra bucks for it, but it's worth it in the long run, I think. I see where you're coming from because, I mean, that's a long drive. And you're going to want less weight on board. Yes. It's all about fuel conservation on the path there. And I believe having less weight of hair and less things disturbing the airflow. I think we'll help out. And two, when you're rummaging around the garage area, I don't know if you rummage. I guess you'd be running. It's sonic garage sale. You'll be more aerodynamic on foot too. Well, and the other thought process is, as long as I don't wear these shirts with my logo on it, I could probably go a little incognito because they're not going to know who I am. I don't have the luscious locks in the huge beard going on right now. I've got a little bit of a very true. It's not what it usually is. A little low profile.
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"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"I just wanted to say a boobs. Let's get into rowdy dragon. Fantasy NASCAR, the final one. At least picking, he'll do a recap next week. But at least picking for this weekend at Phoenix, rowdy dragon, take it away. What's going on, everybody? Rowdy dragon back again with this week's final app weekly fantasy segment of the show, covering Martinsville. How about that for a finish? Ross Chastain really put the hit on Denny Hamlin there in the end. All right, let's take a look at the stages for this week and see who put the hits on Martinsville for this week. For the first stage, lord Byron 24 fan was up top. And second stage we had a tie. 88 8 three Chevy, obviously an Earnhardt fan. And rowdy dragon. I got myself a stage win. Now looking at the winner originally sparks are flying to home that checker flag, but after that penalty for Keselowski was issued, sparks took a huge hit, falling to the 55th spot. Finally, one of the penalties goes my way this season, so your winner, rowdy dragon. Collected 261 points, and a whopping 73 stage points on the day. Can you hear that? That's me, pat myself on the back. Now my position in the league hasn't changed, I'm still sitting in second, just chipped off a few more points off that lead. We'll see what happens next weekend. Toby Christie, he came in the 32nd spot, not a bad finish on the day. Moving up to the 54th spot in the league, Carey Murphy, he finished in the 51st spot climbing up to the 67th in the rankings. Right now, looks like Toby has an 84 point lead over Carrie, Carrie will be hard pressed to catch Toby this weekend. Our sponsor, Joe bike, he finished in the 58th spot. And sits in the 46th spot in the league. So now about this princess cruise ship business. Am I the only one who gets click baited every time I access my lineup? I think I may have booked a cruise on accident. It's happened so many times. I'm sure I'm not alone. All right, so looking back at last week's drivers, we had the 11, the 9, the 12, the 11 car ran well all day. But in the end being snookered by that Ross Chastain highlight reel we will all see thousands of times from here to eternity. Denny came home. 5th scoring two stage wins coming up with the most points for your fantasy lineup. Chase Elliott was also a FrontRunner for the latter part of the day, also collecting 18 stage points, coming in fourth, most in points. And Ryan Blaney, he gathered up 9 stage points running in the top ten all day long, falling short of the playoffs by one position. Garnering the 5th most points on the day, I would say those weren't bad picks for the week. I obviously didn't sit any of them out. All right, moving on to this week's featured picks, starting with the number four Kevin Harvick, he owns this track, he's got 39 races at Phoenix with an average finish of 8.7. He finishes up in the top 5 in 46% of his races that's 18 out of 39, and in the top ten 72% of his races. That's 28 finishes out of 39 races in the top ten. Gotta love those numbers. Looking at the lapse lead, he's got 1663 averaging up to 42.64 laps led per race. And he has a whopping 9 wins at the track. Looking at his stage point picture, he's collected points in 18 stages out of 22 tries, one being a stage win. Harvick is a great play at Phoenix for a couple of reasons. One, he obviously has great stats with those 9 wins and you have to go all the way back to 2013 to find a finish outside of the top ten, another reason to play the four car is that he will, if in position, pick up stage points in which the playoff drivers will get none. So picking a good mix of playoff drivers and those who can pick up stage points will be your key to success this weekend. Our next driver? Yes, we're gone with the 11 car Denny Hamlin again this week. He's got 34 races run with an average finish of 10.6 at Phoenix. He finishes in the top 5 in 47% of his runs, that's 16 of 34 and then you're just the top ten in 59% of his races with 20 out of 34 runs. Looking at his lap sled, he's got 854 averaging out to 25.12 laps led per race, and he has two wins at the track. Looking at his stage point picture, he has collected stage points in 14 of 22 tries. Coming up with two stage wins in that period. Again, I'm going with the 11 car, hopefully you have an exhausted all your Denny's because E two will be one to collect those all important stage points. He has great stats at Phoenix and should net another top 5 or top ten if his spirit wasn't broken at Martinsville. He just may have to prove a point by winning the show at Phoenix. And one more driver to look at for this weekend, the 12 car Ryan Blaney. He's got 13 races run with an average finish of 13.5, he finishes in the top 5 in 31% of his runs. That's four out of 13 top 5 finishes, and he finishes in the top ten in 62% of his races. That's 8 out of those 13 runs. He's also collected some laps led at 300 and 20 that averages out to 24.62 and has yet to win at the track. Looking at his stage point picture, he's got point collected in 14 of 22 tries. Three of those being stage wins. Now again, I'm putting another driver out there that can collect points for your team as Blaine's playoff run was cut short a little bit last week. In his last four races at Phoenix, Ryan has an average finish of 6th and a driver rating of one 14.025, which is not too far off from his track average garb rating, which is a one O 6. He has good consistency at this track and should also net a top ten hopefully scoring some bonus points for your fantasy team. All right, let's take a look at the final app weekly fantasy playoffs points top three. In third position you've got rowdy dragon. And finally got myself up into the top three there. Freight train is in second place and Louisville max up on top. Taking a look at our overall the top three as ricochet Rick sitting in third, myself, rowdy dragon sitting in second, and Louisville max is still sitting on top of the overall leaderboard. All right, that's it, people. That's it for the season basically. This is our last race. So I wish you all good luck at Phoenix for this weekend, and I will be back next week to recap the race. And of course, crown our victors. Once again, I thank you all for hanging out and listening to the final app we fantasy segment of the show. I am rowdy dragon. We'll talk to you again next week.
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"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Go ahead, rowdy. Hey, what's going on, everybody? Roddy dragon back again for this week's final app weekly fantasy update. How about that crazy race at Darlington Raceway? A lot of big names got taken out during that one. Let's see. Which one of you avoided those big names? Looking at Darlington stage leaders, PW johannessen takes the first stage and goes on to sweep the second stage as well. Unfortunately for PW Johansson, get her done, took the win with 219 points and 59 stage points. Rowdy dragon, I finished 103rd, not my best performance. Sliding down to the 14th position in the overall ranks, Toby Christie. Also a rough day for him, 179th in the standings, slides down to the 92nd spot. Carey Murphy. Where's Jimmy? Finished above both of us in the 51st position and is up in the 98th spot. That's only 6 positions from Toby. Toby, Stan put the hammer down. Okay, let's take a look at last week's picks. I gave you the 5 11 and the 19 starting with Kyle Larson in that 5 car. I'm sorry about that. He got you one point on the date. That's it. One stinking point. I was able to garage him before it was too late. I'm not sure if he had an arrow issue when he spun. If it was in two or four, I don't quite remember, but I do know Chastain and Martin Truex Junior both had front row seats to see that, and a little while later, Chastain goes and does the same thing only he hits the bump in two, I know that. And then, of course, Truex should have adapted because he saw both of them do it and. Well, I ended up doing it himself. So that landed Truex in the tenth spot for the standings with 13 position points, 15 stage points on the day, coming up with a total of 28 points. Denny Hamlin didn't fare much better in that 11 car, coming up in the 14th spot on the fantasy standings, with 16 position points, and 11, stage points on the day. So it shows the Toyota's do have speed and they are up front. They are just having issues closing the deal. And our current points leader over at the final app we'd be fantasy league is war bald tires. Still, got a little run going there. And he's got a 21 point lead over. He too Louisville max. And we currently have 383 players in the final app weekly fantasy league. Looks like about 250 active players. But we do have new numbers growing just about every week. So welcome to the league to those of you that are joining late. And it's not a bad idea to learn right now on our way to the playoff run. This is the 13th race of the season, that makes it halfway through the regular season. So it's a good time to evaluate your drivers, see how many you have left and where they can help you out further down the road here as we head towards. The playoffs. All right, we all know how well Kyle Larson runs the rim around these tracks. It's a good weekend for all those room riders again at Kansas, but we're gonna avoid taking those low hanging fruits this week and take a look at three guys that will potentially help you line up, running all the lines of the track. We've got, once again, the 11 car Denny Hamlin. Like I said, Gibbs look really strong. The last couple of weeks over at Dover and in Darlington, he just had some bad luck going on there. Don't let their finishes fool you there. Bad luck is got to end at some point. And if it's here at Kansas, you should be sitting pretty. As Denny's got 27 races here with an average finish of 14.1. He's got 9 top 5s and ten top tens. And over his career at Darlington, Denny has picked up 349 laps led, as well as three wins. Looking at Denny's stage point picture. Out of 20, stages ten races. Then he's picked up 15 stage points and three stage wins. Let's hope for some of that bad luck to end over at Kansas for Denny Hamlet in the 11 car. Looking at another driver, the number 9 chase Elliott. He's got 12 races of run at this track and his average finish is 9.8, not too bad. 6 top 5 and 8 top tens in that period. Also, pretty stellar numbers. He's got a 187 laps led and has one win. In the 20 stages he's run, he's got 15 stages as well. Stage wins amount to two, and he's got three seconds. Now looking at the last 9 races run, Chase's lowest finish is 12th and looking back 6 of the last 7 races, Chase has finished in the top 6, and last October he came home in P two. I looked for chase to put up some pretty good numbers on the oval this weekend. All right, looking at a Ford in the number four car, Kevin Harvick. One of the more grizzled veterans at this track, he's got 32 races here with an average finish of 8.9 with 12 top 5 19 top ten. And a gang of laps led at 949. That led to three wins for him. He's also real good at collecting stage points here. He's got 18 out of the 20 tries. He's got two stage wins, but he's also coming second, 7 times. Almost half of his stages since the inception of stage points are P one or P two. Looking back at say Vegas and Auto Club, the other two mile and a half, we had that compare similar to this track. Kevin finished 7th at Auto Club and 12th in Las Vegas. He's got three wins in the last 5 races run here in Kansas. All right, so those are the three featured picks for this week. Don't be scared to use those Toyota's. Again, we are on the 13th race of the season. Once this race is completed, we are now halfway through the regular season. It's time to take a good look at your overall picture and see where your drivers are, how many you have left and where to put them in. So good luck over in Kansas this weekend. Hopefully you have a decent race. Thanks again for sticking around and listening to the final weekly fantasy segment of the show. I am rowdy dragon. We'll talk to you again. Next week..
The Final Lap
"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Fantasy segments, and he is going to start right now between your ears, start. Stop, start, stop. Okay, go ahead, rowdy. Hey, what's going on, everybody? Roddy dragon back again for this week's final app weekly fantasy update. How about that crazy race at Darlington Raceway? A lot of big names got taken out during that one. Let's see. Which one of you avoided those big names? Looking at Darlington's stage leaders, PW johannessen takes the first stage and goes on to sweep the second stage as well. Unfortunately for PW Johansson, get her done, took the win with 219 points, and 59 stage points. Rowdy dragon, I finished 103rd, not my best performance. Sliding down to the 14th position in the overall ranks, Toby Christie. Also a rough day for him, 179th in the standings, slides down to the 92nd spot. Carey Murphy. Where is Jimmy? Finished above both of us in the 51st position and is up in the 98th spot. That's only 6 positions from Toby. Toby, Stan put the hammer down. Okay, let's take a look at last week's picks. I gave you the 5 11 and the 19 starting with Kyle Larson in that 5 car. I'm sorry about that. He got you one point on the date. That's it. One stinking point. I was able to garage him before it was too late. I'm not sure if he had an arrow issue when he spun. If it was in two or four, I don't quite remember, but I do know Chastain and Martin Truex Junior both had front row seats to see that and a little while later Chastain goes and does the same thing only he hits the bump in two, I know that. And then of course, Truex should have adapted because he saw both of them do it and. Well, ended up doing it himself. So that landed Truex in the tenth spot for the standings with 13 position points, 15 stage points on the day, coming up with a total of 28 points. Denny Hamlin didn't fare much better in that 11 car, coming up in the 14th spot on the fantasy standings, with 16 position points, and 11, stage points on the day. So it shows the Toyota's do have speed and they are up front. They are just having issues closing the deal. And our current points leader over at the final app weekly fantasy league is war bald tires. Still, got a little run going there. And he's got a 21 point lead over. He too Louisville max. And we currently have 383 players in the final app weekly fantasy league. Looks like about 250 active players. But we do have new numbers growing just about every week. So welcome to the league to those of you that are joining late. And it's not a bad idea to learn right now on our way to the playoff run. This is the 13th race of the season. That makes it halfway through the regular season. So it's a good time to evaluate your drivers, see how many you have left and where they can help you out further down the road here as we head towards. The playoffs. All right, we all know how well Kyle Larson runs the rim around these tracks. It's a good weekend for all those room riders again at Kansas, but we're gonna avoid taking those low hanging fruits this week and take a look at three guys that will potentially help you line up, running all the lines of the track. We've got, once again, the 11 car Denny Hamlin. Like I said, Gibbs look really strong. The last couple of weeks over at Dover and in Darlington, he just had some bad luck going on there. Don't let their finishes fool you there. Bad luck is got to end at some point. And if it's here at Kansas, you should be sitting pretty. As Denny's got 27 races here with an average finish of 14.1. He's got 9 top 5s and ten top tens. And over his career at Darlington, Denny has picked up 349 laps led, as well as three wins. Looking at Denny's stage point picture. Out of 20, stages, ten races. Then he's picked up 15 stage points and three stage wins. Let's hope for some of that bad luck to end over at Kansas for Denny Hamlin in the 11 car. Looking at another driver, the number 9 chase Elliott. He's got 12 races of run at this track and his average finish is 9.8. Not too bad. 6 top 5 and 8 top tens in that period. Also, pretty stellar numbers. He's got a 187 laps led and has one win. In the 20 stages he's run, he's got 15 stages as well. Stage wins amount to two, and he's got three seconds. Now looking at the last 9 races run, Chase's lowest finish is 12th and looking back 6 of the last 7 races, Chase has finished in the top 6, and last October he came home in P two. I looked for chase to put up some pretty good numbers on the oval this weekend. All right, looking at a Ford in the number four car, Kevin Harvick, one of the more grizzled veterans at this track. He's got 32 races here with an average finish of 8.9 with 12 top 5 19 top ten and a gang of laps lead at 949. That led to three wins for him. He's also real good at collecting stage points here. He's got 18 out of the 20 tries. He's got two stage wins, but he's also come in second, 7 times. Almost half of his stages since the inception of stage points are P one or P two. Looking back at say Vegas and Auto Club, the other two mile and a half, so we had that compare similar to this track. Kevin finished 7th at Auto Club and 12th in Las Vegas. He's got three wins in the last 5 races run here in Kansas. All right, so those are the three featured picks for this week. Don't be scared to use those Toyota's. Again, we are on the 13th race of the season. Once this race is completed, we are now halfway through the regular season. It's time to take a good look at your overall picture and see where your drivers are, how many you have left and where to put them in. So good luck over in Kansas this weekend. Hopefully you have a decent race. Thanks again for sticking around and listening to the final app weekly fantasy segment of the show. I am rowdy dragon. We'll talk to you again. Next week. All right, there you have rowdy dragon. Giving you a fantasy picks for Kansas this coming weekend and of course he was doing his little recap of Darlington as well. But with the fantasy perspective and we love that about rowdy, he brings it every single week to you and he is our expert. He does bring it. He brings, he brings he's a giver, man. He likes to give his knowledge to everyone else. And that's really really cool. Man, you know, Carrie this week, I gotta talk about this.
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"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"A mindset and attitude, a commitment, they set standards outperform outlasts surpass, pursue pursue challenges, exceed expectations, break records, and just like rowdy dragon they're always at the top of the class. PFC breaks isn't just a product carry. It's a mentality. It looks fired away to our buddy here, rowdy dragon. Who's gonna give us some advice? On our fantasy picks for this weekend. I need it desperately. Hey, what's going on everybody? Rowdy dragon back again for this week's final app weekly fantasy update. The monster mile, what a good race that was. Looks like these cars aren't too bad on the short courses. They're getting things figured out, so Hendrick finally completes the cycle and gets their fourth team win. Chevy's a looking pretty stout. All right guys, let's take a look and see who conquered the stages here at the monster mile. Dover motor speedway. Stage one are MZ four 5 zero 5 two three tied with Tinder foot. And the second stage. Maps took that one. In your winner for the week, bar boom capital. Or bourbon capital. Either way, you're a capital something. You won this week. You won with 253 points and 46 stage points. Looking at rowdy dragon my finish was not so bad this week coming in 6th place thanks to the last lap. Shenanigans with Chastain there. Kind of help me out since I did not like what I saw out of Martin Truex last week on the in this practice is well, we'll get into that here in a second. Again, I finished in the 6th place and that pulls me up to the 12th place in the standings, Toby Christie finished in the 47th spot also a good day for Toby, pulls him up to the 83rd position in the league and Carey Murphy. Where is Jimmy? Also a pretty decent day 66th place finish and up to the 109th place in the league. Continuing to climb. Now let's take a look at the pics that I gave you for last week. The 5 of the 9 and the 19. Kyle Larson in the 5 car, he came up with the 8th most points with 31 position points and 5 stage points for the day, not too bad of a pick. I actually took him out and put him in my garage because he was struggling and had issues early in the race, damaging his car, but he pulled it all together in the end. In the 19 Martin Truex Junior, he didn't look so good for me in practice and speaking of practice those practice sessions that are 15 minutes or less, especially at Dover, very inconclusive. I did bench Martin before he even made it to my lineup based off his practice times. And I felt kind of like a big dummy for doing so because he ran great all the way up into the shenanigans there at the end. The tricks did come in in 7th in points, collecting 25 position and 13 stage points, not too bad. And last but not least, the number 9 chase Elliott doesn't get any better than that pick, winning the race 50 total points, 40 position points, ten stage points. Pretty good picks for the monster mile. All right, and I got a quick shout out over to barrel racing who said what's up over there on the league chat, which reminds me that we do have a lead chat on the board there in the league standing page. It's a good place to go over there and voice your opinion. Ask a question or just plain talk some smack. All right guys, this week we're going to Darlington Raceway. The lady in black. All right, let's take a look at some drivers that could potentially help you out with your lineups. It's starting to look a lot like last week's picks for starting with number 5 Kyle Larson. Those Hendrick Chevys are just dialed. He looks real good here with an average finish of 5.5 in the 8 races. He's run here. He's got 5 top 5 finishes in those 8 races and 7 top ten. Doesn't have any wins, but he has led 656 laps in those 8 races. And that's almost the same amount of laps as Truex and Hamlin in only half the races. Looking at his stage points in all the stages he has run. He has collected stage points. Three of them being stage wins and two seconds. His lowest finished position so far to date is 14th. He will be a force to deal with this weekend. You can count on that. All right, so now that we've got the Chevy out of the way, the Toyotas are starting to rear their heads. I think it's time to start playing some of those Toyota drivers. I know I have a lot of allocations left for most of my Toyota guys, but they're starting to get their cars dialed in. They've stepped up. They're hanging with the Chevy's now. I think they've surpassed the Fords, so it's time to get those Toyota's going in your fantasy lineups. Let's start with the 11 car Denny Hamlin. I know he's been having his issues, but most of it's been bad luck. He's real good at this track with his 7.1 average finish in the 19 race CC's run here. He's got 11 top 5 and 15 top ten in 19 races. That's 15 top ten in 19 races. You're looking at roughly a 20% chance of not getting a top ten. Demi's led 744 laps, just about a hundred laps more than Larsson in twice the races, like I said before, but he does have the four wins in that 7.1 average finish. That's in 19 races. Those are some pretty stout numbers. Looking at his stage, picture in 8 races, 16 stages run. He's only missed out on stage points one time..
The Final Lap
"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"The final <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> lap weekly is hosted by <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Carey Murphy along <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> with Toby Christie. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Proudly syndicated <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> by united <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> stations radio networks <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> in New York City <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> city, executive <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> producer Kerry <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Murphy, Carey Murphy. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Sound <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> designed by Russell Nash <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> and audio director <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> dot audio. <Music> <Advertisement> I'm Tom <Music> <Advertisement> mood from <SpeakerChange> Tom moog <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> dot com. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Thanks for listening. <Speech_Music_Male> Time now for our <Speech_Music_Male> giant list of Patreon <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> paying people. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Join in on <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> the giving <SpeakerChange> fun at <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Patreon dot com slash <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> the final app. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Oh, it's fun to get <Speech_Music_Male> money lush. <SpeakerChange> Thanks for listening. <Speech_Music_Male> Time now for our <Speech_Music_Male> giant list of Patreon <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> paying people. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Join in on <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> the giving <SpeakerChange> fun at <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Patreon dot com slash <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> the final app. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> Oh, it's fun to get <Speech_Music_Male> money lush. <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> All right, Carrie, <Speech_Music_Male> we've got tons <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> of people <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> that contribute to this here <Speech_Music_Male> show each and every <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> week each and every month <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> we appreciate each and <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> every one of them. 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The Final Lap
"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Keeping in mind now that in the inaugural race, the 20 spun in front of the 5 and both were pounded subsequently by the 42 Ross Chastain. As you can imagine, none of them finished well on the day. Now if you've played the patented Toby Christie contrarian play, you made it out big on the day and depending on where you stand in the league, it may not be a bad idea to think outside the box this weekend. But staying inside the box brings me to a couple more guys who will dominate lineups for this Sunday's race. These two have been running well and asphalt this season and are also really good and dirt. Chase Briscoe and the 14 and Tyler Redick and the 8 car of the two guys that I'm referring to. I see the 5, the 20 the 14 and the 8 all dominating fantasy lineups. Which is why we could have a pretty tight point race in the league Sunday. This weekend, the driver matchups will probably make all the difference. So again, practice and qualifying are super important and valuable tools for you to use in your decision making process. Another important thing to note is there will be two practice sessions, as well as the four qualifying heat races, don't miss them, Friday and Saturday, respectively. Okay, that's it. That's what I got for you for this week. So now it's up to you whether you want to decide whether to be the contrarian or play the obvious picks. Well, good luck with that this weekend, folks. Thanks once again for hanging out and listening to the final app weekly fantasy segment of the show. I am rowdy dragon, have a happy Easter. All right, there you have your picks for Bristol on the dirt this weekend, rowdy dragon, your expert, your resident fantasy NASCAR expert here on the show. Glad to have him aboard. I'll be taking notes and using those notes for this weekend for sure. Yeah, I'm gonna have to use some notes from rounding dragon because I've been trying to do this thing on my own and it's not working anymore. Yeah. Early in the year was working. Now kind of dribbled back into this hole, it's not working things. I'm gonna have to listen around and drag it down. I mean, I pick three of the top ten and I'm still dismal. So I don't know. That's what I'm saying. We've got a very stout, like a group of people that are doing this fantasy racing this year that are really good because when you have a good week and you're like, heck yeah, you go look at like a 120 inch, you're like, oh, great. Right. What the heck? That's not fair to bring your game. I guess so. It's not fair. The thing to remember is they might be burning up all their good drivers. And once we get later in the season here, maybe they won't have those good drivers to utilize them and we'll be able to take advantage of it. And maybe they didn't forget to do picks for Daytona. Checkered flag is flying on the show. This has been the final lap weekly catch us next week right here. When we will recap Bristol on the dirt and preview the complete opposite of that. A completely different universe. Talladega Superspeedway black. Toby you and I will chat next week. That's a wrap. Another final lap weekly is in the books. The final lap weekly is hosted by Carey Murphy along with Toby Christie. Proudly syndicated by united stations radio networks in New York City city, executive producer Kerry Murphy, Carey.
The Final Lap
"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
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The Final Lap
"carey murphy" Discussed on The Final Lap
"Not your worst one. I've heard worse. Well, wait a minute. Is worse like more creative or no, no. Okay. No, it's just worse. All right, whatevs? Kyle Larson has a win there, three top 5s, two top tens, one poll, it's similar to Michigan where he owns the place, but not quite. Yeah, but with Hendrick motor sports under him, you think. This should be a runaway for him. Record of these contracts. Yeah. How about Kevin Harvick? He also has a win here 7 top 5s and 13 top tens. Local driver there, Kevin Harvick, if you want to consider Bakersfield two and a half hours away local. But they're going to say it on TV. They'll be like, this is his home track. He used to when he was a young boy he'd come down here and watch just like the track to open until 97. Yeah, yeah, and like I said, it was like 30 by then. Two and a half hour drive. Martin Truex Junior, like we said, has a win two top 5 7 top tens and a poll. How about Brad Keselowski, mister destruction himself? He should have been the one threatening to tear up this racetrack. One win, 5 top 5s and 6 top tens. And finally, the guy that owns this track at the moment for wins for Kyle Busch 11 top 5, 16 top tens, and he also has a poll. He even got the win that time that Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin had that tussle that ended up breaking Hamlin's back. See? See? See, Denny Hamlin, again. Always in the middle of the controversy. That's right. Hey, up next. Rowdy dragon has your fantasy NASCAR picks. Don't forget to listen and don't forget to make your picks. Next, definitely. On TfL W like us at Facebook dot com slash the final lap. The final lap weekly, getting you ready for this weekend's race. What's going on everybody? Rowdy dragon back with this week's final app weekly fantasy update. While we survived our first race of the season, being Daytona, super speedway. Let's take a look at our stage winners as they are for the first stage. We've got go fast and turn left. The second stage winner, mudflap VA, and younger guns brings home the win for the day with 221 points. I finished in the 38th position, I was doing pretty good up until that last wreck. And Toby finished in the 15th place, Carey Murphy, he's giving you guys a head start this year. He decided to sit out Daytona and let you guys get a bit of a head start. Now actually Carrie did forget to make his picks in his haste to get Daytona and all the festivities going. He forgot to make his picks. But that's okay. It's just gonna be a little bit more challenging for him this season, and if any of you knew players that haven't joined yet and want to join, now you gotta target..