The Morning After Sports Betting

Gabe and Joe continue to go around the MLB to look at games for the day and talk about some MLB trade rumors with the trade deadline looming. Gabe and Joe talk some fantasy football and NFL news. Kent Somers, Jons Gabe and Joe to talk about the Arizona Cardinals. 

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Gabe and Joe start Level 2 talking about how Florida St., for all it’s great football history, have fallen off the charts in recent decades, and are more a social media joke than a respected football program; Gabe calls Ohio St. Oklahoma, Clemson, and Alabama the top consistent schools today. On today’s edition of Get Off My Lawn, Gabe questions Las Vegas. 

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Gabe Morency and Joe Raineri open the show looking at the latest trade rumors surround the MLB trade deadline. Learning that Iggy Azalea paid over $50 dollars for a grilled cheese in Las Vegas, Gabe and Joe engage with the FNTSY Pit about overpriced food and fat sandwich condiments. Later, Bob in Vermont serenades the listeners with a rendition of “Take Me Out to the Ballgame”. 

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To open Level 3, Gabe and Joe talk about how this preseason, we will see less and less of starters playing, if at all. Rich Hammond of The Athletic joins the show to talk about the Rams training camp, and how the team seems to be in high spirits coming off their Super Bowl loss to the Patriots. Looking at the Rams division, Gabe and Joe agree the 49ers will not suck, but they may be over-hyped.

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Gabe and Joe start Level 2 about how the Yankees have no choice but to overpay for starting pitching, and guys like Trevor Bauer, despite his antics, will cost a pretty penny. On today’s edition of Get Off My Lawn, Gabe goes off on Tyreek Hill and the NFL for his lame statement. 

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Gabe Morency and joe Raineri open the show looking at the Lakers future, which immediately could be a success, but in the long term, looks disastrous. The guys look at the Mets trading for Marcus Stroman, questioning if they only made the move to spite the Yankees. Gabe talks about people being shamed for going to Disneyland as adults, and rants on how people need to stop shaming others for how they spend their money. Gabe talks about how Odell Beckham needs to stop acting out against the Giants. 

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Gabe and Joe continue to talk about the MLB trade deadline, that is less than a week away. Gabe and Joe touch on some NFL news with training camp underway and the fantasy season underway as well.

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Gabe and Joe talk about Broncos HC Vic Fangio, not allowing the team to listen to music during practices and Gabe and Joe both strongly disagree. Gabe talks about the lifestyle of Bills Mafia and tailgating at Bills games. Gabe tells 21st century market to get off his lawn. The guys talk about some potential trades at the MLB deadline. 

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Gabe Morency and Joe Raineri start with the crazy baseball action from last night. Gabe says you CANNOT win with hitting homers. ITs pitching and defense. Gabe and Joe go over some winning and losing MLB props from last night's MLB action. Myk Aussie joins to give his AFL picks. 

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Gabe and Joe continue to talk NFL news and debate QB's that may or may no end up in the HOF. Gabe and Joe go over the MLB slate and games they like today. CEO of Nasty Breaks, Scott Bateson calls in to talk about authentic sports cards and memorabilia. 

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