Moneyline

Donnie RightSide and Kevin Walsh have you covered for another edition of Moneyline. First, they recap the big NFL trade that just went down between the Steelers and Dolphins that sent Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Dolphins, and Jalen Ramsey + Jonnu Smith to the Steelers. Does this move the needle on either team for the guys? Then, they keep it rolling with all the NBA hot topics like LeBron possibly on the move before this season. Will he stay in LA, or is the future hall of famer on the move? Finally, they give their best MLB bets and futures. All this, your chat messages and more!

On today's edition of Moneyline, Donnie RightSide breaks down the NBA Draft, as Round 2 finished last night. Cooper Flagg went number 1 as expected to the Dallas Mavericks, followed by Dylan Harper to the Spurs at 2, V.J. Edgecombe to the Sixers at 3, Kon Knueppel at 4 to the Hornets, and Ace Bailey to the Jazz to round out the top 5. A few teams made moves in the second round as well, with the biggest being the Phoenix Suns moving up to the first pick of the round to take Rasheer Fleming from St. Joseph's. With a full slate of games tonight in the MLB, Donnie breaks it down, including stats and lines you need to know. Which pitchers should you attack, and what pitchers should you stay away from? Also, who's bats are hot and where is Donnie leaning toward in his plays for tonight? Catch all the answers and more on today's episode of Moneyline!

Donnie RightSide and Kevin Walsh have you covered for another edition of Moneyline. They hit all the hot topics out of the first round of the NBA draft last night. Ace Bailey went to Utah despite all but saying he had no interest in going to the Jazz, how do they think that will work out? Who are their big winners and losers from the first round of the NBA draft's first round? All this, their best bets tonight, your chat messages, and more!

Donnie RightSide has you covered for a solo edition of Moneyline. First, he previews the NBA draft tonight and who he expects to be the 6ers selection at 3. Will they take Ace Bailey despite reports he doesn't want to be in Philly? Then, he previews the entire MLB slate. Donnie gives his favorite prop bets for every game on the card and the plus money players he expects to give you an RBI. Finally, he breaks down a few NBA draft props that he thinks are interesting. All this, his best bets, your chat messages, and more!

Donnie RightSide and Kevin Walsh have you covered for another edition of Moneyline. First, the NHL and NBA had big trades yesterday with the Flyers acquiring Trevor Zegras from the Ducks, and the Blazers sending Anfernee Simons to the Celtics for Jrue Holiday. What's next for the Celtics knowing that their star forward Jayson Tatum will be out all of next season? Then,. they look at the Knicks head coaching search and where they think they are at heading into next season. Finally, Donnie and Kevin give their best MLB bets on the card tonight. 

On today's edition of Moneyline, Donnie RightSide breaks down last night's NBA Finals matchup where the Pacers answered the bell, dominating game 6 at home to force a game 7 in Oklahoma City. Tyrese Haliburton played through a strained calf, and Indiana's bench had another huge game, with Obi Toppin scoring 20 and T.J. McConnell dropping 12. With Game 7 on Sunday, the Thunder are 8.5 point favorites at home to win the Finals for the first time in franchise history. Can Shai close out his legendary MVP season with a ring and potential Finals MVP, or do Haliburton and the Pacers have one more upset in them to cap off an all-time Championship run? Donnie gets into the full slate of MLB games, breaking down all the angles and plays. From pitchers to fade and matchups to attack, we've got you covered on the Grid. Catch all this & more on today's edition of Moneyline!

On today's episode of Moneyline, yDonnie RightSide and Kevin Walsh break down game 3 of the NBA Finals which saw Indiana taking game 3 at home against the Thunder to take a 2-1 lead in the series. The Thunder came into the series as huge favorites to win the franchise's first championship, but are now down 2 games to 1 going into a pivotal game 4 in Indiana. Can Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers continue their magical run and take care of business at home to be 1 game away from winning it all, or will the Thunder punch back and even the series at 2 games a piece? Also, the guys take a live look at the U.S. Open that kicked off today at Oakmont Country Club in Plum, Pennsylvania. On such a tough course, players have to be sharp to stay on track for par or they can fall behind fast. At the time of recording, J.J. Spaun is leading the way with a score of -4, Gary Woodland is one stroke behind at -3, and multiple golfers are tied in third with a -2. Also, the New York Knicks have been searching for a new coach since firing Tom Thibideou and multiple teams have slammed the door when they came knocking asking for an interview. Will they continue to try and hire a coach from another organization, or will they find another head coaching candidate that's not currently with a team? Catch all the news and more on today's edition of Moneyline.

Donnie RightSide has you covered for another edition of Moneyline. First, he covers the new law out of Illinois that will require a $0.50 charge on every sports bet placed in the state. Will other states follow? What does this mean for the future of American sports betting? Then, he hits all the MLB games today with his best bets, props, and totals. All this, your chat messages, and more!

Kevin Walsh and Donnie RightSide have you covered for another edition of Moneyline. First, they attempt to recap the wild match between Sinner and Alcaraz over the weekend before looking ahead to food, and their best bets. They start in the NBA finals where they preview the rest of the series, and how many games they think will need to be played. Finally, Donnie does his best MLB bets on the card today. All this, their prop picks, your chat messages, and more!

On today's episode of Moneyline, Donnie RightSide recaps last night's exciting game 1 of the NBA Finals with the Pacers winning 111-110 on the road against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder had been in control for the whole game, and were even up 15 points in the 4th quarter, looking like they were going to cruise to a game 1 victory. But as the Pacers have done all Playoffs, the Thunder were introduced to Tyrese Haliburton and Indiana's 4th quarter heroics as they ended the game on a 12-2 run, capped by a Haliburton jumpshot with .3 seconds left to steal game 1 in Oklahoma City. Will the huge NBA Finals favorites bounce back, or can Indiana find themselves up 2-0 in a series on the road yet again this playoffs? Also, the Steelers announced the signing of veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers as it seems he will be the week 1 starter for Pittsburgh. After a nightmare of a tenure in New York with the Jets, can he bounce back and find a final career push in Pittsburgh? Also, Donnie handicaps the full slate of MLB games as all 30 teams take the diamond today. Find all the angles to play and attack, as well as hearing what pitchers are hot on the mound and to potentially fade. Catch all the best plays & more on today's edition of Moneyline.