Moneyline

Donnie Rightside and Kevin Walsh have you covered on a busy Tuesday in sports. First - they recap a wild night in the NBA. KAT had 62, but it was in a losing effort to the Hornets, while Embiid dropped 70 in a win over the Spurs. Then, news broke this morning of Terry Rozier being moved to the Heat in exchange for Kyle Lowry and a first round pick. Do they like this addition for the Heat? In the NFL world, Diggs has had a big tone shift from last offseason, and says he loves being with the Bills - why do the guys think this has happened? What is going on in Atlanta's search for a new head coach? After - AFC and NFC Championship odds and line shifts, as well as their bets early in the week on the two games. Finally - Adrian Griffin was surprisingly fired from the Bucks despite having one of the best records in the NBA, and Doc Rivers has emerged as a front-runner for the opening. All this, your calls, their best bets, and more! 

Donnie Rightside and Kevin Walsh have you covered for another edition of Moneyline. First - they recap both of the divisional round games from Sunday. The Bills fell short to the Chiefs for the 3rd time in 5 years, was this their last chance to get over the hump, or will they make massive changes to finally overcome their rivals? Then, the Lions advanced with a late win over the Bucs but it wasn't without controversy, as the Lions technically snapped the ball with enough time remaining that the Bucs could have used their last timeout and tried to win, though likely a wild longshot. They comment on the drama. Finally - they preview both NFC and AFC championship games as well as breakdown potential Super Bowl matchups. All this, your calls, their best bets, & more!

Donnie and Kevin preview and share picks for all of the upcoming NFL Divisional Round action!

Donnie Rightside and Kevin Walsh have you covered for a Thursday edition of Moneyline. They kick it off by talking about all the coaching openings, interviews, and surprise non-fires from around the league. Dallas announced today they were keeping Mike McCarthy despite another disappointing end to their season, is this the right move or are they holding on for hope too long? Then, Chicago has decided to interview former Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury for their OC opening, does this cement the idea of Caleb Williams to the Bears? Where could we see Fields traded if this does happen? They also ask the question for what feels like the hundredth time in the last few offseason, why is no team looking to hire Eric Bieniemy? Finally - they break down the Raptors and Pacers trade that saw Siakam moved to the Pacers, do they like this fit with the team's young core and can they re-sign him? All this, your calls, their best bets, and more!

Donnie Rightside has you covered on a Wednesday with everything you need to know in the world of sports. First - he recaps the NFL and College football coaching landscape as it continues to evolve with huge names retiring/leaving their programs. Where can he see each big name landing? Then, Jeff Nadu AKA Big Man on Campus joins Donnie. They start with the College Basketball slate tonight where Jeff gives all his best picks for each game. Then, they break down the Pascal Siakam trade as it happens - which sent the former All Star to the Indiana Pacers for Bruce Brown and picks. After, they jump into each divisional round matchup in the NFL and give their best plays from every matchup. All this, your calls, their best bets, & more.

Kevin Walsh is the one solo today for another edition of Moneyline! First - he recaps both wild card weekend games from last night and what it means for the two teams that were eliminated. Have we seen the last of the Tomlin era in Pittsburgh, and is Siriani on the way out of Philadelphia? With that now in the past, he jumps ahead to the rest of the playoffs - starting in San Fran with the 49ers who await the red hot Green Bay Packers. Can Love upset another team on the road or will the 9ers continue their dominance this season at home? The Buccaneers embarrassed the defending NFC champs, can they get another win in Dallas? Then, the AFC picks with the Chiefs visiting the Bills, and the two young QB's in Jackson and Stroud facing off in Baltimore. Finally - he jumps into the small NBA card tonight and gives his best bets. All this, your calls, his best futures in the NFL, and more!

Donnie Rightside and Kevin Walsh have you covered for the final 2 games of Wild Card weekend. First - is it time for all NFL teams to goto domes after a weekend with terrible weather? They debate. Then, a preview of the final two games in the NFL wild card weekend. They start with the postponed game between the Steelers and Bills. Who do they think will win, and can the Bills cover? What are their favorite props? After, they go over to Eagles vs. Bucs. The Eagles have been brutal to finish the regular season, can they get it right in the playoffs? Or will the Bucs give the Eagles a disappointing end to a once promising season? All this, your calls, their bets, & more!

Donnie and Kevin breakdown the Wild Card weekend games and the crazy cold weather for a few games. Plus, Donnie and Kev break the news of Kalen DeBoer heading to Alabama to be their next head coach.

Donnie Rightside is solo for another edition of Moneyline. First - he jumps into all the head coaching drama in football across both the NFL and College. Two legends - Nick Saban and Bill Belichick both stepped down yesterday after arguably being the two best HC's of all time, who could be in line to secure their jobs? Will we see Jim Harbaugh join his brother John in the NFL ranks, and does Donnie know who the potential "mystery" suitor is for Belichick? Then - NFL playoffs talk. He previews all the TD passing props on the board and how bad weather has affected these lines - plus, all his favorite plays in Steelers vs Bills and Packers vs Cowboys. All this, your calls, his best bets, and more!

Donnie Rigthside has you covered for a solo edition of Moneyline. First - Kawhi Leonard inks a new 3 year deal to stay with the Clippers, what does this mean for Paul George and James Harden? Then - Matt Eberflus is set to stay at head coach for the Chicago Bears in 2024 but his offensive coordinator Luke Getsy does not, as he is fired. Is this a step in the right direction for the Bears? Pete Carroll on the other hand, is not as fortunate - as the Super Bowl winning head coach has been let go from Seattle - where could they look for their next head coach? After - he jumps into this week's playoff games. Freezing temperatures expected in Kansas City, do the Dolphins have a shot? Also, preview of the Texans vs Browns game. All this, your calls, his best bets, and more!