East Grand Labs. One desk. In the open.
Arcline Analytics is published by East Grand Labs, a one-person AI studio. The author is Greg Miller. The desk covers PGA golf and NBA — research before the event, and a grade after it.
Every call. Every result. In the open.
Misses get the same type size as wins. A number that cannot be traced to a source does not run. If there is no play, the card says there is no play. Sample size beats streak talk.
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Photography. Every sports photo on the site is from 2025 or later. A recap uses that week’s press photo, and a course preview uses a different shot from the same event week. The golf card is Adam Schenk with the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship trophy at Port Royal, photographed by Mike Mulholland. The home golf card is Adam Hadwin on the ninth tee at Port Royal, also Mike Mulholland, and the picks card is Adam Schenk on the 13th, Kenneth Richmond. Port Royal’s 18th is the course photo on the PGA Tour’s 2025 Bermuda Championship page. The Lotto Lab card and the Lotto Lab page both use the Ben Franklin mascot, Lotto Lab brand art, framed on Franklin. The NBA card is the NBA.com portrait captioned “Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Headshot,” in an Oklahoma City Thunder jersey. The NBA landing is a tight crop of his Game 7 lane photo, and the home hero and home NBA card are other frames from that game. The hubs use Jayson Tatum in Boston, Jalen Brunson in New York, and Victor Wembanyama in a San Antonio Spurs jersey at the 2025 NBA Cup. Headshots are the current NBA.com portraits for the 2026-27 roster. Credit stays on the image, and a photo is taken down on complaint. NBA cities are color marks, not team or league logos.