This week on Pod to the Futures, Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive deep into the loaded 2026 NBA Draft class and break down the biggest betting angles surrounding the NBA Draft Lottery. The guys discuss AJ DyBantsa vs. Darryn Peterson for the No. 1 overall pick, potential trade talks between the Wizards and Jazz, and why this draft could become one of the biggest betting events of the year.

They also examine shocking NBA rumors involving Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Los Angeles Clippers, debate the rise of young prospects like Yaxel Lendeborg and Hannes Steinbach, and identify potential draft position bets before sportsbooks fully release their markets.

Plus, the show shifts to MLB futures betting with American League MVP, Cy Young, and division value discussions. Could the White Sox shock the AL Central? Is Davis Martin a legitimate Cy Young sleeper? Are the Athletics quietly building toward contention before moving to Las Vegas?

The episode wraps with NFL futures talk, including longshot MVP candidates, Coach of the Year angles, and a massive Defensive Rookie of the Year sleeper pick at 125-1.

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In this episode, Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive deep into the NBA Playoffs as the second round begins, highlighting a shocking lack of respect for the Minnesota Timberwolves—even with uncertainty around Anthony Edwards. The guys break down Western and Eastern Conference Finals MVP longshots, including intriguing angles on Edwards, Embiid, and rising role players.

They shift to Major League Baseball, debating which divisions might already be wrapped up (yes, it’s only May), analyzing contenders like the Cubs, Dodgers, and Pirates, and exploring Cy Young and MVP markets—including Shohei Ohtani’s historic two-way dominance.

To close, the conversation turns to the NFL with early looks at Week 1 starting quarterback odds, including the Raiders’ situation with Fernando Mendoza and veteran Kirk Cousins, plus longshot MVP plays and Defensive Rookie of the Year insights.

Packed with betting angles, market inefficiencies, and sharp analysis across three major sports—this is a futures-focused episode you don’t want to miss.

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In this packed episode of Pod to the Futures, JVT and Mitch Moss break down the biggest storylines shaking up the betting landscape. The NBA playoffs take center stage as injuries to key players—like Anthony Edwards and Donte DiVincenzo—reshape the Western Conference outlook and fuel speculation about a Thunder vs. Spurs showdown.

The guys dive into the chaos of NBA awards voting, including the controversial Rookie of the Year race and how late-season narratives and voter inconsistency can impact betting markets. Is it even worth betting futures in today’s environment?

From there, they shift to the NFL, analyzing post-draft reactions, rookie expectations, and early betting angles—including why hype around certain quarterbacks (like Fernando Mendoza) might be premature. Plus, they highlight sneaky Rookie of the Year candidates and discuss when to strike value in futures markets.

The episode wraps with a look at the Stanley Cup Playoffs, where undervalued players like Brandon Hagel could offer longshot value for the Conn Smythe Trophy. Add in some MLB Rookie of the Year chatter and listener questions, and you’ve got a full slate of sharp betting insights.

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The crew is back with another packed episode of Pod to the Future! Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down early NBA playoff storylines, including Josh Hart’s rebounding dominance and what it means for betting markets. The guys dive into home-court trends, series adjustments, and whether longshot futures like Orlando have any real path forward.

Then it’s on to the NFL Draft, where confusion reigns. From Ty Simpson’s first-round buzz to shocking rumors about Jeremiyah Love going top five, the market vs. insider debate is in full swing. How should bettors approach the chaos?

Finally, Major League Baseball futures are heating up. Mitch cashes a winning ticket with Yordan Alvarez and adds a new Cy Young contender to his portfolio. Plus, Mason Miller’s historic start raises a big question—can a reliever actually win the award in today’s game?

All that and more, including betting strategy, market insights, and futures talk you won’t find anywhere else.

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The NBA regular season is officially in the books—and now the real action begins. On this episode of Pod to the Future, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive headfirst into the postseason with sharp betting insights and bold takes.

They break down the Eastern Conference matchups, including why the Knicks may have the edge over the Hawks and whether the Cavaliers can be trusted against a sneaky Raptors squad. Plus, is Cleveland a legit contender to make a deep run?

Out West, things heat up fast. The guys question the Rockets’ legitimacy against a LeBron-led Lakers team and debate whether Houston is the most untrustworthy “good” team in the playoffs. Then it’s all eyes on the must-watch series between the Nuggets and Timberwolves—arguably the most exciting matchup of the first round.

Beyond the hardwood, the episode wraps with MLB betting talk, including the meteoric rise of Jose Soriano in the Cy Young race and early value plays for MVP and Rookie of the Year markets.

If you’re looking for smart betting angles, playoff predictions, and sharp analysis, this is your go-to postseason preview.

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It’s a jam-packed episode of Pod to the Futures as Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive headfirst into one of the busiest stretches on the sports calendar. With the Masters right around the corner, the guys break down early betting angles, key trends, and why younger golfers continue to dominate Augusta. Plus, they debate whether names like Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa, and Tommy Fleetwood are worth backing this year.

On the hardwood, the college basketball season wraps up with controversy around the Most Outstanding Player, while early futures for next season spark debate around transfer portal chaos and coaching moves—including Michael Malone heading to North Carolina.

In the NBA, things get wild as Rookie of the Year odds flip dramatically after just two games. Is the market overreacting to Cooper Flagg’s explosion, and can Kon Knueppel still hold on?

The guys also hit MLB futures, spotlighting Jose Soriano as a longshot Cy Young contender, plus other early-season betting opportunities you need to know.

From Augusta to the NBA playoffs push, and MLB value plays, this episode covers it all—futures, trends, and where the betting market might be getting it wrong.

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It’s a high-energy episode as Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive straight into the chaos of March Madness futures betting. With Mitch sitting on a UConn 16-1 ticket and back in the Final Four, the big question is: hedge now or let it ride?

The guys break down smart betting strategies for handling futures, including in-game hedging opportunities, and analyze the tight matchup against Illinois. Plus, they explore the “Most Outstanding Player” market—highlighting value plays like Tarris Reed Jr., Andrej Stojakovic, and long-shot angles that could cash big.

They also debate whether Michigan vs. Arizona is truly the “real” national championship—and why bettors should be careful buying into that narrative.

On the NBA side, the conversation shifts to a potential Eastern Conference sleeper, as the Philadelphia 76ers regain full health at the perfect time. Could they shock teams like the Knicks or Celtics? And is there hidden value in the MVP race with Victor Wembanyama surging late?

Packed with betting insights, strategy talk, and futures analysis, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to gain an edge during the most exciting time in sports betting.

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As the NCAA Tournament rolls into the Sweet 16, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down the biggest betting angles, futures value, and market movement you need to know.

From the electric atmosphere of Las Vegas sportsbooks during opening weekend to the quiet reset before the next round, the guys reflect on the madness—and what bettors can learn from it. The focus quickly shifts to futures strategy, where Houston emerges as a potential value play at 7-1, backed by elite defense, efficient shooting, and a favorable path.

They also dive into key Sweet 16 matchups, suspicious betting lines (including the “stinky” Duke Blue Devils vs. St. John's Red Storm spread), and whether underdogs like Arkansas or Nebraska can make noise.

Plus, the conversation expands into NBA betting markets, including the surprising MVP odds movement for Luka Dončić and the overlooked value on Victor Wembanyama, along with a wild draft rumor involving the Sacramento Kings.

If you're betting March Madness, tracking futures, or just love sharp sports analysis—this episode delivers actionable insights and bold takes.

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It’s officially March Madness, and the crew dives deep into one of the biggest betting weeks of the year. Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down the NCAA Tournament bracket, analyze futures markets, and debate whether now is the time to bet teams to win it all.

From long-shot value plays like Wisconsin to powerhouse contenders like Arizona and Florida, the guys explore which teams have the path—and the numbers—to make a serious run. They also discuss Final Four projections, betting strategies like rollover parlays, and whether this year’s tournament will be chalky or chaos-filled.

Plus, listener bets, underdog angles, and first-round matchups get the spotlight as they uncover where the real value lies. If you're looking to sharpen your edge this tournament season, this episode is packed with insights you can’t miss.

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