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you happen to smuggle through a Bucky Irving who doesn't have a great week 15 and he actually does have a good week 16 but by the time he did that like so few Bucky teams survived that like it doesn't matter.
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Low-owned player whose week 16 breakout came too late to matter in best ball.
Bucky Irving exemplifies the variance problem in best ball playoffs: he had a weak week 15 but a strong week 16, but by the time he performed well, so few teams with him had advanced that his breakout didn't matter for the overall portfolio. This illustrates how low-owned players can have variable week-to-week performance that doesn't translate to meaningful playoff advancement or chalk impact in finals.
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