Jay Ginsbach
Sports Analyst and Contributor at Forbes
Senior Analyst and Writer Sports Betting at Freelance
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Firing for Fairways & Green$ & Scrambling to save Par. Sr Sports Analyst & #SportsBetting @ForbesSports @CatenaMedia, #OSGA & more. Media [email protected]
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forbes.com | Jay Ginsbach
The NBA Play-in Tournament continues as the final NBA teams join the pro basketball playoff party. The teams will be finalized Friday, April 18 with Game 1 of the Eastern and Western Conference playoffs Saturday and Sunday. Many interesting matchups and storylines to follow as the NBA playoffs 2025 unfold, including betting odds and movement.
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forbes.com | Jay Ginsbach
Following a most memorable Masters and Rory McIlroy winning hist first Green Jacket and completing a rare career Grand Slam in golf, the top golfers head about 140 miles Southeast to Hilton Head Island for the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town. McIlroy is celebrating elsewhere this week, but the field competing at the Pete Dye-designed Harbour Town Golf Links is still stellar. The Signature Event with a $20 million prize pool is a no cut event with a condensed field of 71 players.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Jay Ginsbach
The final week of the NHL regular season will determine home ice and positioning for the playoffs. Just the final wild cards in the Western Conference are to be determined, along with the Eastern Conference Atlantic division winner, which shows the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-points in front with three games remaining. But the Vegas Golden Knights clinched their fourth Pacific Division title in eight seasons Saturday night with a 5-3 win over The Nashville Predators on home ice in Las Vegas.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Jay Ginsbach
Rory McIlroy fired a second straight 66 Saturday to take a 2-shot lead over Bryson DeChambeau into the final round of the 2025 Masters Tournament at Augusta National. The 35-year-old Irishman set a record Saturday with five consecutive 3’s to start his round which included an eagle 3 chip-in on the par 5 second hole. His par 3 on hole No. 6 made it six-in-a-row as fans at Augusta and around the world felt the energy and excitement during the popular players round.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Jay Ginsbach
The 89th Masters Tournament has a number of top players on the first page of the leaderboard and under par following Round 1 Thursday. That includes the 44-year-old leader Justin Rose, who shot a 7-under par 65 to lead The Masters by 3-shots over defending champion Scottie Scheffler, last year’s runner-up Ludvig Aberg and Canadian Corey Conners.
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Round 1 leaders & adjusted odds at #TheMasters. Rose leads by 3 over Scheffler, Aberg, Conners. Stats, odds & my chip-ins with information you can bet on @ForbesLife via @ForbesSports . https://t.co/EizQiiAAld
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Justin Rose, 44, was runner-up 2017 Masters. Leading Masters (-6) thru 12 holes Round 1. One top-10 at Augusta since in 7 starts. Nicklaus, 46, oldest Masters champion in 1986, Woods next, 43 in 2019. Ben Crenshaw, 43 only other player to win Masters (1995) in his 40s. https://t.co/ov6GU2TWxL
