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(Trucks post is below.)

SATURDAY MORNING UPDATE -- MOVING B.J. MCLEOD UP THE "PUNT" LIST. HE'S DRIVING THE #90 DGM CAR, WHICH IS AN UPGRADE OVER HIS NORMAL RIDE WITH JD MOTORSPORTS. THIS SHOULD BE TOP 20 EQUIPMENT AND B.J. IS ONE OF THE MORE DEPENDABLE AND MISTAKE FREE DRIVERS IN THIS SERIES. HE'S MY FAVORITE SALARY SAVER PLAY BY A WIDE MARGIN NOW.

​Little different format to save some time. I'm just going to comment on some guys I think will be of interest for cash games.

• Chase Briscoe - On fire right now. Really hard to go against him, especially starting up front with the best pit box. 
• Austin Cindric - Beast at the 1.5 mile tracks. Should run some fastest laps and might lead for a time. Can see very realistic scenarios where Briscoe and Cindric both make good value.
• Harrison Burton - Probably too expensive to hit value because it's real unlikely he will lead laps. But should definitely move forward.
• Anthony Alfredo - Great play.
• Riley Herbst - Very good play. I like Alfredo better, but have no problem with Herbst if you need the money elsewhere.
• B.J. McLeod and Jess Little - Pretty much the same guy to me. I feel like Little gets a little more support, but don't have anything concrete to point you to.
• Kyle Weatherman - It's a Mike Harmon car, so use extreme caution. But Top 25 upside.
• Colby Howard - He's run a good chunk of the 1.5 mile tracks this year and finished mostly in the 20th-24th range. Good value.
• David Starr - Veteran driver in pretty good equipment. Not entirely safe starting 23rd, but I'd prefer him over a guy like Graf whose starting further back. Realistic projection is 18th-20th. Real good value.
• Iwuji and McLaughlin - Not much upside. But they should be cautious, avoid wrecks and finish the race if the cars don't break. Decent choices if you think they'll be chaos since they'll gain positions if a lot of others crash out.