Straight Cash Homie Podcast

Neal and Cam discuss if secretly the Major League Baseball owners don't want to play the season and the financial benefits for the Detroit Tigers if there is no season...They are also joined by Tony Paul to discuss not only the Tigers, but the whole messy situation and the damage that could be done to MLB long term...

Neal and Cam discuss the NFL being open for business during the COVID-19 pandemic....With all the other sports being closed down, is there an opportunity for the NFL to capitalize and gain more fans???What are some of the long-term ramifications this will have in terms of collective bargaining agreements in the future...and also the guys have a real discussion about the virus and it's impact on their lives!

While sports betting in Michigan should be up and running by the NCAA tournament, what is the delay with the online launch? What impact will scandals like the Houston Astros mess have on sports betting in the future?

Neal and Cam discuss if Tua would have declared for the NFL Draft if the future N.I.L rules were already in place and what impact the G-League will have on NCAA Basketball.

Neal and Cam hold an emergency session of the pod as it looks like Michigan will have sports betting at it's casinos by the Final Four. The guys discuss!

In Episode 18, Neal and Cam break down what is holding back sports betting in the state of Michigan. Neal thinks Michigan is falling behind and leaving money on the table while Cam gives his long term outlook on how things will shake out!

In Episode 17, Neal and Cam discuss the Antonio Brown saga. How much will he get back from the Raiders? How much will he get back from the Patriots? It's two very different answers!

In episode 16, Neal & Cam break down the NCAA "Fair Pay to Play" act, where it will go from here and the future of college athletics!

Neal and Cam break down who won the Le'Veon Bell saga and discuss the Pac-12 Network betting on themselves.

Neal and Cam discuss Kyler Murray's decision of baseball or football and after some of the injuries in the NFL Playoffs, will the NFL ever have guaranteed contracts?