The Morning After Sports Betting

Gabe Morency, Ariel Epstein and Joe Raineri open the show talking about how the city of Boston is the only population shedding tears after the Red Sox traded Mookie Betts to the Dodgers. Marc Berman of the New York Post joins the show to talk about the fallout of the Knicks firing Steve Mills, as well as how it will affect the trade deadline.

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Gabe, Ariel and Joe open the second hour of the show talking about the 31-point blowout by the Heat over the 76ers and how they can become favorites out of the East. They also go over tonight’s college basketball slate, including going over their current favorites to win The Big Dance in April. The crew come back to talk about Iguodala and how they believe that Dillon Brooks and Ja Morant are right for wanting him to leave before the NBA Trade Deadline closes.

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Gabe Morency, Ariel Epstein and Joe Raineri open the show talking about Andy Reid cementing himself as a Hall of Fame coach, and discuss his credentials. The crew turns its attention to the NBA, with Gabe saying he’s happy the Sixers suck. On today’s edition of Get Off My Lawn, Gabe thinks karma will bite back at Andre Iguodala for not wanting to help a young and talented Grizzlies team get to the playoffs. 

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Gabe Morency, Ariel Epstein and Joe Raineri open the show recapping the Chiefs win over the 49ers. The crew looks at what is next for Pat Mahomes, and what the fallout will be in San Francisco. The crew gives their take on some prop bets, as well as the commercials and halftime show. 

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Ariel, Gabe, and Joe open the second level of the show looking at some more prop bets that hit and miss in the Super Bowl. The crew talks about some of their favorite commercials, as well as the enjoyment they got from the halftime show. Former Super Bowl champ Willie Colon joins the show to give his take on the Chiefs win over the 49ers.

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Gabe, Joe, and Ariel open the final level of the show talking with Steve Merrill about the top prop bets for the Super Bowl. The crew thinks this will be a high scoring game, with Gabe thinking it’s the Chiefs game to lose. The crew looks at some final prop bets, including amount of passing touchdowns.

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Gabe, Ariel and Joe open the second hour of the show talking about the NBA making changes to the All-Star game, and how Gabe does not like the idea of how they will honor Kobe Bryant; Gabe suggests renaming the All-Star MVP in Kobe’s honor. The crew talks about how the Super Bowl, and sports in general, has evolved from live competition, to live entertainment. Speaking about Kobe Bryant’s tributes, the crew wonders if the Gatorade dump will be purple or gold, in honor of the fallen superstar. Drew Dinkmeyer joins the show to give his DFS play for the Super Bowl, and how to pick prop bets.

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Gabe Morency, Ariel Epstein and Joe Raineri open the show questioning the movement on the over-under time for the National Anthem; Gabe talks about the greatness of Marvin Gaye’s and Whitney Houston’s respective National Anthem singing. The crew looks at some more prop bets, with Gabe taking tails on the coin toss. Myck Aussie joins the show to give his picks for the Super Bowl. Gabe explains how he has been to Disneyland in California, but will never go to Disney World in Orlando.

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Gabe, Joe, and Ariel open the final level of the show talking with actor Michael Imperioli about his new NBC tv show. The crew does the math to try and figure out which players were cheaters on the Astros, concluding that Jose Altuve may not be a cheater.

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Gabe, Ariel and Joe open the second hour of the show talking about how Michael Jordan’s baseball career was terrible, but he was still able to generate interest, and revenue, into MiLB; Gabe explains how Jordan was friendlier with his baseball teammates than his Bulls teammates. Gabe calls Grizzlies’ Jae Crowder a jerk for trying to pad his stats in a blowout of the Knicks; Gabe also calls the Knicks the toughest and craziest team in the NBA. Former NFL RB Rashad Jennings joins the show to talk about healthy eating during the Super Bowl.

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