The Morning After Sports Betting

The second level of the show stars with the Morning After crew taking some calls from people who tell Corey that the Mets and Nets have as a good a chance of being as relevant, if not more, than the Yankees and Knicks, respectively. Gabe says that Roy Halladay is an obvious choice for the Hall of Fame, but can't understand why Blue Jay fans are making such a big deal that Halladay's widow, Brandy, said he will not represent either the Jays, or Phillies, and they need to get off his lawn. Michelle brings up how Conor McGregor may be facing his demise, as reports came out that an "Irish sportsman" had been arrested and detained on charges of rape, and possible crack cocaine use. Gabe finishes the hour explaining why betting on point spreads are much like fake news, and how you can't trust them.

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Gabe Morency, Corey Parson, and Michelle Serpico open the program with Gabe talking about how he lost 3 games last night, including betting on the Gabe's beloved Nets, who won by 4\. Gabe, Corey, and Michelle talk about Victor Oladipo going down with a season ending knee injury, and what it means for the immediate future of the 5th seeded Pacers. Scott Engel joins the show to argue that Corey is a bandwagon fan, and a quitter, saying he quit on fantasy baseball, the Knicks, and also says Corey needs to recognize the Nets, and Mets, can rule New York. Gabe, along with the rest of Toronto, questions why the late Roy "Doc" Holladay will not go in to the Hall of Fame as a Blue Jay. The hour ends with VP of Programming, Mike Cardano, announcing that FNTSY is now partnering with the Elvis Duran Group, tying the Network with one of the biggest Entertainment groups in the world.

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The final 60 of the show starts with the Morning After crew talking about their favorite Chinese food restaurants, and how the top rated place is in Union Square. Gabe and Corey question if the over-under on how many tweets Donald Trump will make during the Super Bowl includes the entire day, or just during the broadcast; other political prop bets that the crew is interested in is how many times will "Government Shutdown" be mentioned, and how many typos the President will make in his tweets. Gabe, Corey, and Michelle look at the latest odds for Antonio Brown's new team for 2019, with the latest odds showing the Dolphins as a sneaky dark horse.

The second level of the show starts with Gabe saying the Islanders winning streak is one of the best stories in the NHL, and maybe in sports, but knows that people like Corey will never care about hockey. Gabe argues with Corey if Marinao Rivera would have been able to sustain his closer numbers if he had to pitch more than 1 inning, and also looks at pitchers like Denis Eckersley would also be considered great closers if they had to pitch more than 1 inning. Talking about calling someone the greatest of all time, Gabe hates the term GOAT, citing how normally, being called the goat means you screwed up. Michelle tells the Philadelphia media, who can't get any reports about Manny Machado, Bryce Harper, or even Carson Wentz contract talks correctly, to get off her lawn. Gabe takes her segment, and talks about how MLB and the NFL need to get a handle on these money issues, before there is a lockout of both sports in 2021\. The Morning After crew ends the hour talking about how Los Angeles fans will not be that rowdy come Super Bowl, explaining that they are a laid back fanbase.

Gabe Morency, Corey Parson, and Michelle Serpico open the show with Gabe and Michelle helping Corey out with some lady troubles. The newest member of FNTSY, Joe Raineri joins the show to talk about being the "opening act" for the Morning After, and how the Hall of Fame is a joke for not electing Barry Bonds or Roger Clemens. Joe talks with the gang about some Super Bowl prop bets, including the over-under of how many tweet Donald Trump will send during the game. Speaking of the Hall of Fame, the crew gives a shoutout to video producer, Martino Puccio, who got to celebrate the unanimous selection of Marino Rivera with the man himself. Gabe and Corey argue if Steven Jones, who is on the NFL Competition Committee, should be chatting it up with people like John Elway at the playoffs and Super Bowl. Gabe considers Mariano Rivera an amazing closer, but questions if he would have sustained the same numbers if Mo had to pitch more than 1 inning every game he pitched.

The final 60 of the show starts with Gabe and Corey agreeing that the NBA schedule is "out of whack," and how Gabe noticed a prop bet for the Super Bowl being o/u 7 punts; Gabe may take that bet for over. The Prez joins the show to talk about the Championship games. The Prez chats with the Morning After crew about the Super Bowl, and thinks the Rams will defeat the Patriots, with Gabe wondering if the revenge factor for Brandin Cooks will be a big key.

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Gabe Morency, Corey Parson, and Michelle Serpico are back together again, though Corey and Gabe disagree on how the show sounds without Michelle. The crew talks about how Harry Connick Jr., a known Saints fan, is boycotting the NFL after the blatant no pass interference call, but Gabe thinks his boycott will last until the Super Bowl next Sunday. Gabe talks about how the Nets are an up-and-coming team, but Corey still thinks the team from the Borough of Brooklyn will always be irrelevant. The hour ends with the gang learning from Sooner Leesa, that Michelle is pregnant, Gab has measles, and Corey is Corey (all fake news). 

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Taylor Stevens joins the show to discuss the Patriots win and the Super Bowl vs the Rams. Gabe says that the whole city of Boston are cheaters, with him naming examples of past controversies. Gabe and Corey discuss if Michelle couldn't get a flight out of Nashville or if she didn't want to get on the plane. Gabe doesn't like Tomi Lahren and compares his hatred towards her to his hate towards Bill Belichick. Gabe asks Corey a interesting question: If Belichick wasn't Tom Brady's head coach would Tom Brady win as much as he has? Corey and Gabe decide if they want to bet on any of the MLK day NBA games.

Gabe and Corey start off the second hour talking about the early spreads and totals for the Super Bowl between the Rams and Patriots. Gabe does the math and realizes that Brady is 2-6 ATS in the Super Bowl. Gabe tells how the Patriots knew what plays the Rams were calling in the first half of the 2001 Super Bowl after a report from the Boston Herald came out saying that the Patriots got the Rams first 20-30 scripted plays. Corey rips apart Adrien Broner calling him a clown and that he got dominated the whole fight by a washed up Manny Pacquiao. Brady and Goff is the biggest age gap between starting QBs in the Super Bowl with Brady being 17 his elder. Pete Yannopoulos joins the show to discuss all things NBA. Corey still doesn't respect the Nets, saying that they will always be irrelevant in New York.

The show starts with Gabe proclaiming that he hates the Patriots and that they are cheaters, but admits that Tom Brady is the greatest of all time. Corey and Gabe discuss all the missed calls by the refs in both games, Gabe thinks the Pats got the benefit of the calls, while Corey thinks the NFL told the refs before the game to not blow the whistle as much. They both agree that the non pass interference call on the Rams was one of the worst non calls in NFL history. Gabe and Corey get into a debate about who has the best and worst referees in the 4 major sports, with Gabe arguing that NHL refs are the best, while Corey thinks that the NFL has the worst referees.