Stephie Smalls Show

Ask Smalls Anything Episode 9 is here, and Stephie Smalls and Producer Ryan are back with another chaotic mix of sports talk, life advice, New York City observations, and listener questions. This episode covers everything from NBA Playoff ticket prices to Yankees game snacks, NYC subway rules, Gatorade flavors, digital horse racing, and whether people need to stop pretending “working on yourself” is a cute little wellness hobby.

Stephie kicks things off with a reminder to review the podcast, then gets into growing up without phones, old-school parenting threats, landlines, mean girls, Mother’s Day plans, and why her mom might need to make an Ask Smalls Anything cameo. Ryan brings a Smalls Rant about being tired of constantly working on yourself, while Stephie goes off on how expensive sports tickets have become, especially for NBA Playoff games at Madison Square Garden.

Listener questions include whether Stephie and Producer Ryan are starting a Photo Finish Live digital horse racing stable, New York City subway advice, ranking days of the week during the NFL offseason, whether a listener should visit an old work crush, Yankees stadium music, the best ballpark snacks in the Bronx, favorite Gatorade colors, LeBron and the Lakers, Adderall takes, and the very important question of whether you’d rather get bit by a rat or a snake.

If you want sports takes, NYC chaos, dating advice, Yankees talk, NBA Playoffs, and Stephie Smalls being the personality hire for everyone, Episode 9 delivers.

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Ask Smalls Anything is back for Episode 8 of The Stephie Smalls Show on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network, and this one is packed with NFL Draft reactions, listener questions, chaotic girl trip stories, and full Smalls energy. Stephie breaks down the 2026 NFL Draft fallout, including the Arizona Cardinals drafting Jeremiyah Love, Carson Beck’s future, the Minnesota Vikings draft class, the New York Giants draft grade, and whether Giants fans need to calm down about Joe Schoen.

The episode kicks off with Stephie recovering from a Florida girls trip, ranting about terrible NFL Draft coverage, in-division trades, performative Instagram restaurants, and why everyone needs to put their phones down once in a while. Then the listener questions roll in: Vikings draft reaction, Giants draft grade, Cardinals Love-or-hate-it talk, Carson Beck expectations, dehydration accusations from Sam, the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal, Fernando Mendoza’s Raiders future, and the Rams taking Ty Simpson.

Stephie also talks Caleb Banks’ exotic pets, why she likes the Giants’ draft, why Cardinals fans should enjoy a big swing, why Fernando Mendoza needs time with the Raiders, and why the Rams may have a real opportunity letting Ty Simpson sit behind Matthew Stafford. Plus: DJ Smalls, summer playlists, coconut water, bar guys bragging about money, and one of the funniest hydration debates in podcast history.

NFL Draft grades, Giants rumors, Cardinals picks, Raiders quarterback talk, Rams draft analysis, Vrabel drama, and Ask Smalls Anything chaos all in one episode.

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The Stephie Smalls Show is back with a full Cadillac Championship betting preview as Smalls is joined by Malcolm Bamford, betting expert from the Sports Gambling Podcast Network, to break down the PGA Tour’s return to the Blue Monster at Doral.

Smalls and Malcolm dive into a tricky no cut signature event with limited recent course history, a massive 7,700 yard layout, water everywhere, and a field missing several big names including Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Robert MacIntyre. They discuss why this course may not simply reward bombers, why approach play and scrambling matter, and how Florida course history, Masters form, Bay Hill, PGA National, and wind performance could all factor into this week’s betting card.

Malcolm explains why he is not giving out Scottie Scheffler outright at a short number, but likes using the without Scheffler market. His card includes Jake Knapp 25 to 1 each way, Jake Knapp top 10 plus 240, Kurt Kitayama 52 to 1 each way, Hideki Matsuyama top 20 minus 125, Russell Henley first round leader, and Matt McCarty 100 to 1 with a top 20 look.

Smalls gives out Jake Knapp top 20 plus 110, Jake Knapp round one top 10 plus 335, Russell Henley top 20 minus 105, Pierceson Coody top 30 plus 115, Shane Lowry round one top 10 plus 425, and Chris Gotterup top 20 minus 106.

Plus, Malcolm gives Kentucky Derby picks with Chief Wallaby 7 to 1 and Emerging Market 14 to 1.

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Golf and betting expert Sam Wagman joins the show to break down the Zurich Classic and hunt for the best PGA betting value on the board. Steph and Sam kick things off by explaining the unique team format at TPC Louisiana, including fourball and alternate shot, and why chemistry matters just as much as raw talent in this event.

From there, they dive into betting strategy for one of the strangest weeks on the PGA Tour calendar. The conversation covers first round leader looks, top 10 and top 20 bets, and the outright teams they trust most. Sam explains why pairing styles matter so much at the Zurich, especially when it comes to ball striking, putting spikes, par 5 scoring, and finding teams that can survive alternate shot without blowing up.

They discuss Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry as recent winners, plus last year’s champs Ben Griffin and Andrew Novak. Then they get into this year’s betting card, including Brooks Koepka and Shane Lowry, Alex Smalley and Hayden Springer, Michael Thorbjornsen and Karl Vilips, Marco Penge and Matt Wallace, AJ Ewart and Casey Jarvis, and the fun longshot duo of Blades Brown and Luke Clanton.

If you’re looking for Zurich Classic picks, PGA best bets, golf gambling angles, or just want a smart breakdown of how to attack this weird and volatile team event, this episode has you covered. Sam brings sharp analysis, betting logic, and a few strong leans for anyone building a card this week.

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NFL Draft expert and insider Anand Nanduri joins the show for a deep dive into the biggest storylines, betting angles, and team rumors ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft. Steph and Anand break down the chaos building around the top of the board, including why Arizona at No. 3 could be the spot where the draft really begins and how teams like the Giants, Cowboys, Rams, Steelers, and Commanders could shake up the first round.

They dig into some of the most talked-about names in the class, including Jeremiah Love, Caleb Downs, Sonny Styles, Carnell Tate, Jordan Tyson, Makai Lemon, Ty Simpson, Kenyan Siddiq, Ruben Bane, Chris Brazzel, Chris Johnson, Casey Jarvis, AJ Ewart, and more. The episode also covers how team context matters when evaluating player markets, why some franchises should prioritize stability over upside, and which teams feel most likely to trade up, trade back, or completely blow up the board.

Steph and Anand also spend time on the Giants’ offseason moves, including the Dexter Lawrence trade, plus how teams like the Browns, Saints, Panthers, Vikings, Jaguars, Chiefs, Titans, and Jets could approach key picks. There’s plenty of draft betting conversation throughout, with a focus on team markets, draft position props, and the type of chaos that makes live betting the NFL Draft one of the most fun betting events of the year.

If you want NFL Draft best bets, rumors, player landing spot talk, or sharp insight into how the first round could unfold, this episode delivers a full board rundown with one of the sharpest draft voices in the game.

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A fresh Ask Smalls Anything is here, and Episode 7 goes from casual chaos to full-on Giants group therapy in a hurry. Smalls and Ryan open on NBA playoff blowouts, uterus talk, and NFL Draft Week excitement before rolling into show updates, the Spotify review giveaway, and a pair of Smalls Rants that hit 420 culture, fake “new” NFL uniforms, and couples who fight in public like the rest of us aren’t trapped there with them.

Then the fan questions take over, and that’s where this episode really finds its sweet spot. Jarrett asks about custom sports cards, which leads to talk about AI card design, old-school Tecmo Bowl-style cards, and the dream of finally getting the merch together. David brings the golf question of the week: who wins next out of Jordan Spieth, Jason Day, or Justin Thomas? Smalls talks herself all the way around that one before landing where she probably knew she would.

But the centerpiece of the episode is absolutely the Giants discussion. A fan question about the Dexter Lawrence trade turns into a long, passionate, and extremely Smalls breakdown of his weight, value, contract situation, what the Giants actually got back, whether the team is being judged fairly, and how impossible it is to talk about this franchise online without everyone losing their minds. From there, the conversation expands into Giants draft strategy, top-10 pick possibilities, whether they should go defense, line, or chaos, and how the rest of the draft board could affect teams like the Cardinals and Rams.

So yes, there are laughs, rants, golf takes, and playoff misery. But this episode belongs to the Giants.

If you want, I can also tighten that into a more SEO-heavy Spotify version with Giants, Dexter Lawrence, NFL Draft, Cardinals, Rams packed in harder.

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The NFL Draft is almost here, and this episode is all about finding the best betting angles before the market gets even weirder.

Stephie Smalls is joined by Jason Gold to break down the latest NFL Draft props, rumors, landing spots, and longshot bets worth considering before draft night. Jason also shares where fans can find more of his work, including NFL Gold on Substack, plus the free NFL Draft betting companion and NFL Draft trade machine at trade-bet.com. Follow @nfl_gold on Twitter and IG, and subscribe to NFL Gold on Substack for all of his bets.

The conversation covers draft rumors and why bettors should be careful this close to the draft, then moves into team-by-team and player-by-player betting angles. Stephie and Jason discuss the Jets at No. 2, whether the Cardinals stay put at No. 3, Jeremiyah Love’s draft range, the Rams as a possible chaos team, and whether Kenyon Sadiq fits in Los Angeles or Kansas City. They also hit the Chiefs’ options, Rueben Bain Jr.’s draft position, the Saints’ possible direction, Commanders scenarios, Ty Simpson’s first-round outlook, Jacksonville as a wide receiver longshot, and Caleb Downs’ market.

They also run through several bets and leans discussed on the show, including Jeremiyah Love under 5.5, Rueben Bain Jr. over 8.5, Chiefs to draft a tight end at 10 to 1, Jaguars first pick wide receiver at +800, Kenyon Sadiq to Minnesota at +1500, Texans first pick cornerback at +2200, and the possibility of the Vikings making an aggressive move up the board.

If you’re betting the NFL Draft, this is the kind of episode that helps you sort real value from full-blown smoke season.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by renowned golf bettor and Tom & Marty’s Town House owner Larry Shea to break down the best bets for this weekend’s RBC Heritage after a wild Masters week. They open with a recap of Larry’s brutal Cam Young sweat after he built a huge position on Young over time, then revisit Rory McIlroy’s win, the public reaction around Rory, and what last week at Augusta may or may not mean going forward.

From there, they dive into the RBC Heritage betting board and talk through what matters most at Harbour Town, including driver accuracy, positioning off the tee, approach play, and why this event is such a different test from the Masters. Larry explains his outright card and breaks down Collin Morikawa, J.T. Poston, Brian Harman, and his hesitation around some of the bigger names. Stephie also runs through her own card, including Jordan Spieth, Xander Schauffele, Daniel Berger, Jason Day, Jake Knapp, Max Homa, and more. They also hit on Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Cantlay, Viktor Hovland, Harris English, and Cam Young as they debate outrights, top 20s, top 30s, and first-round angles.

Later in the episode, Larry gives an update on the aftermath of his chili-related punishment, then the conversation takes a sharp and delightful bar-owner turn into drinks and summer beverage takes. They talk azaleas, White Russians, lighter milk alternatives, Car Wash, High Noon, Surfside, Sun Cruiser, dive bars, and what might be the drink of the summer. So yes, this episode has golf betting strategy, Cam Young pain, and cocktail chatter. Basically a balanced breakfast.

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Episode 6 of Ask Smalls Anything is less about sports… and way more about life, food, dating, and whatever the hell else comes up.

Stephie Smalls and Producer Ryan McKee dive into listener questions that somehow turn into full-blown debates about dream meals, relationship standards, and why dating advice is mostly useless. Stephie breaks down her perfect food day (including the need for multiple lunches like a true professional), while also getting real about what she actually values in a relationship—and what she absolutely won’t tolerate.

Ryan contributes one of the more insane “this can’t be real” stories involving his hearing aid, while Stephie delivers a passionate rant about people who don’t understand how sidewalks work. If you’ve ever been stuck behind a slow walker, you’re going to feel seen.

There’s also a very real conversation about how expensive dogs get as they age, a chaotic but important soup discussion, and a reminder that listeners are very much part of the show (shoutout to David, top-tier contributor).

Yes, there is technically a football question in here involving Dexter Lawrence and the Giants—but let’s be honest, that’s not why you’re here.

This episode is funny, unfiltered, and exactly what happens when you let good questions turn into even better tangents.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by David Syvertsen of Ourlads Scouting Services for a deep dive into the 2026 NFL Draft, breaking down betting angles, team fits, and prospects who could go earlier than the market expects.

The episode starts with the New York Giants at pick No. 5 and the different directions they could go depending on how the board falls. Stephie and David discuss whether defense or offensive line makes more sense, and they spend time on top prospect fits including Sonny Styles and Mansoor Delane, with Delane getting serious love as a corner who may not make it out of the top 10.

They also break down the draft stock of Jeremiyah Love, including whether he lands in the top four and why the market may be telling us more than people realize. From there, the conversation shifts into broader first-round trends, including how many cornerbacks, wide receivers, and offensive linemen could come off the board on Day 1.

At quarterback, Stephie and David dig into Ty Simpson, whether he is truly a first-rounder, and which teams make the most sense if someone decides to take the leap. They also reference the bigger-picture QB conversation and why some franchises may be hesitant in this class.

Later in the episode, David delivers his favorite sleepers, with extra attention on under-the-radar pass catchers and prospects the public may be sleeping on compared to NFL teams. If you’re betting the draft, building mocks, or hunting for value before the board moves, this episode has you covered.

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