Brandon Marcus is joined by Adam Spolane of Houston’s Sports Radio 610. They recap last night’s Clippers win over the Rockets, how Zubac shined against Houston’s small-ball lineup and how much better Harrell looks from his time with Houston.
There’s an awful lot on the docket for this weekend edition! Josh Millman and Devin Ellington explore hoops (pro and college), Cy Young and MLB homers futures, and more!
We made it to the end of our first week! Corban Ford talks about the addition of Waiters to the Lakers and what that could mean for them, the Rockets/Clippers match-up and why the Rockets should be worried … and no NBA show would be complete without the return of Steph Curry, why the Warriors are built well for next season, and their bout against the Raptors.
Mike is back from the abyss to run through the 10-game card… breaking down what looks to be one of the better slates for DFS on the year. Yep, you heard that right.
It’s that time! Dan Besbris dives into the dark, seedy world of streaming as the playoffs are (basically) here. Plus, a Thursday recap and a weekend 30-team preview!
On a short Thursday, David & Chris take a long look at the deep benches of several teams across the league and what to do with end of roster guys. We discuss the injuries keeping stars out of the line up and eagerly await more Richaun Holmes updates (hopefully good ones that is)
The banged-up 76ers still had enough to topple the Kings, as Tobias Harris went big and Sacramento could never quite get on track. A big weekend looms, with Richaun Holmes’ potential return part of the fun. Damien Barling has your pod locked and loaded!
Battling a bug, the mighty Corban Ford hits on the upcoming Clippers-Rockets clash, Malik Beasley’s rise, Collin Sexton’s big game, and a cool segment coming soon!
Steph’s back tonight! Dan Besbris thinks Marc Gasol is coming back, too, and we finally got good news on Richaun Holmes. A wise philosopher once said, “Celebrate good times. Come on.”
Alan breaks down the crowded Wednesday slate of games, featuring returns of Otto Porter and Lauri Markkanen and what that means for fantasy teams going forward. Boston’s potential three headed center log-jam. Luka-Zion battle living up to the hype in an OT thriller. And, remember when Lonzo Ball couldn’t shoot?
Andrew Hanson and Myles Hartley celebrate Zion’s first back-to-back of the season by breaking down his match-up from a DFS perspective as well as in the world of player props.
Ira Silver and Devin Ellington host the hump day edition of Today in Sports Betting with an big slate of NBA games, and the guys dig into some College Basketball as the tourney is fast approaching.