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Griffin Warner and Lonte Smith get you ready for the CFB 2025 season. 🎯 Pittsburgh over 6.5 wins: Pat Narduzzi’s defensive core, featuring Kyle Lewis and Rasheem Biles, plus RB Des Reid’s 1,500+ yards of production, sets the foundation . 📉 Arizona State under 8.5 wins: Losing Cam Scadaboo’s 2,300+ yards and facing a schedule with Mississippi State, Baylor, and Utah makes sustaining success unlikely . 📉 Oregon under 10.5 wins: QB Dante Moore’s inexperience and just one returning O-line starter threaten offensive stability . 📉 South Carolina under 7.5 wins: Despite elite athletes like Sellers and Dillon Stewart, poor O-line play and defensive losses spell regression . 📈 Miami’s playoff value: Carson Beck thrives in a less demanding ACC, backed by strong protection and weapons . 📈 SMU’s high-ceiling schedule: Early matchups vs Baylor and TCU provide resume-building chances despite roadblocks like Clemson . 📈 Louisville as a sleeper: Offensive system continuity and favorable home games against top teams make them a playoff dark horse . 📊 Playoff odds snapshot: LSU (+130), Miami (+175), Ole Miss (+170), and Louisville (3-1) stand out as potential value bets . 🔢 Critical stretches: South Carolina’s brutal LSU-Oklahoma-Alabama-Ole Miss-Texas A&M stretch likely defines their season . 🧠 Coaching & system insights: Dan Lanning’s first season without a veteran QB at Oregon raises big offensive questions, while Kenny Dillingham’s Arizona State faces depth challenges . Pittsburgh’s Path to 7 Wins (0:32–12:00) – Griffin and Lonte outline Pitt’s 7.35 projected wins, highlighting Pat Narduzzi’s defensive focus and RB Des Reid’s Darren Sproles-like dual-threat ability. QB Eli Holstein’s leash may be short with Cole Gonzalez waiting . Arizona State’s Regression (13:23–20:13) – With Cam Scadaboo’s 24-touchdown production gone, Lonte foresees a major offensive dip. Defensive pass rush remains a huge weakness against pass-heavy Big 12 offenses . Oregon’s QB Transition (22:14–28:22) – New starter Dante Moore faces Big Ten defenses with only one O-line starter returning. The Ducks’ WR group also lacks proven playmakers, raising major concerns . South Carolina’s Harsh Reality (29:45–38:53) – Elite athletes like Sellers and Dillon Stewart can’t offset O-line deficiencies (40.1% pressure rate allowed) and defensive attrition from five drafted players . Miami’s Playoff Dark Horse (40:12–43:05) – Carson Beck steps into a loaded Miami offense with top-tier O-line support, benefiting from an ACC schedule lacking Clemson . SMU’s Resume-Building Schedule (43:05–44:52) – Early showdowns with Baylor and TCU could propel SMU into playoff talks despite the challenge of a Clemson road trip . Louisville’s System Advantage (45:58–47:29) – Jeff Brohm’s quarterback-friendly system makes Louisville a reliable value pick, with pivotal home games vs Clemson and Miami . SEC Brutality for South Carolina (35:45–38:53) – A grueling five-game stretch against LSU, Oklahoma, Alabama, Ole Miss, and Texas A&M is likely to derail the Gamecocks’ season . Value in Longshot Playoff Bets (40:12–47:29) – Teams like LSU, Miami, SMU, and Louisville emerge as attractive plus-money playoff bets . Promo & Contest (20:14–49:05) – The episode ends with details on pregame.com’s “Beat Greg Shaker” contest and a 20% promo code for listeners . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB betting for Tuesday. Best bets as always. ⚾ Logan Webb vs. Mike Burrows: Both pitchers are in solid form; first five under is a strong play. 🔥 Twins vs. Tigers: Griffin calls the Twins a “scorched-earth” team post-deadline; Munaf trusts Chris Paddack to stay sharp. 📉 Nationals offense collapse: Mackenzie Gore struggling, while Luis Severino thrives on the road (3.03 ERA away). 😬 Phillies vs. Orioles: Dean Kramer steady, but Phillies' Taijuan Walker a fade candidate; total over gets consideration. 💪 Garrett Crochet dominance: Red Sox ace holding a 2.23 ERA; Boston 6–0 in his last six starts. 📊 Brewers vs. Braves: Freddy Peralta strong at home (2.13 ERA), but struggles on road; Braves undervalued as dogs. 🛑 Yankees defensive woes: Despite Judge’s return, the fielding issues persist; Rangers bullpen remains elite under Bruce Bochy. 📉 Padres vs. Diamondbacks: Yu Darvish showing flashes of old form (7 IP shutout vs. Mets); Ryan Nelson excellent at home (2.09 ERA). 🚀 Dodgers offense vs. Michaelis: Cards’ weak bullpen and bad defense likely fuel LA’s big bats; Dodgers team total over recommended. 💵 Best Bets: Griffin: Yankees–Rangers under 8.5 Munaf: Red Sox -1.5 vs. Royals. Munaf & Griffin open (0:09–2:30): Discuss the August slate and frustrations with Wilson Contreras’ defense hurting bets. Giants vs. Pirates (2:31–6:25): Analyze Logan Webb and Mike Burrows; prefer first-five under and lean Pirates ML. Twins vs. Tigers (6:26–9:27): Post-deadline Twins gutted; Chris Paddack trending upward. A’s vs. Nationals (9:28–12:13): Severino thriving on the road; fading Mackenzie Gore; value on A’s ML. Orioles vs. Phillies (12:14–15:15): Lean Orioles as dogs; consider total over due to Phillies’ shaky Walker. Royals vs. Red Sox (15:15–17:35): Red Sox surging; Garrett Crochet a Cy Young contender; Munaf likes run line. Guardians vs. Mets (17:35–21:08): Mets inconsistent; Guardians bullpen a concern; lean Mets. Brewers vs. Braves (21:08–25:22): Braves value as home dogs with Joey Wentz vs. road-weary Peralta. Yankees vs. Rangers (25:22–29:29): Judge returns; big under trend at Globe Life; Griffin recommends under. Padres vs. Diamondbacks & Dodgers vs. Cardinals (48:03–54:15): Favor offense in Arizona game (over 9); Dodgers likely dominate Michaelis; back LA team total & run line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former MLB Pitcher Josh Towers and Scott Seidenberg recap the MLB trade deadline, talk about the biggest moves and play a game of Bet or Pass on MLB Futures. ⚾ Marlins’ dominance: 30–14 since June 13, top-3 ERA, and elite FIP rankings. 📊 Yankees’ imbalance: 6th-best offense (107 WRC+) but bottom-tier pitching (4.51 ERA since June 1). 🔥 Aaron Judge’s impact: Absence exposed the Yankees’ inability to manufacture wins without his bat. 🔄 Astros’ big move: Carlos Correa returns, filling gaps caused by injuries and providing veteran leadership. 🚀 Padres’ aggressive strategy: Added closer Mason Miller (5–2, 3.86 ERA) and power hitters, aiming to close a 3-game gap with the Dodgers. 💪 Phillies’ bullpen upgrade: Acquired Jhoan Duran and anticipate Jose Alvarado’s return, addressing their back-end pitching needs. 📉 Volpe’s struggles: Defensive miscues at shortstop and mental lapses highlighted as a key weakness for the Yankees. 📈 Red Sox stability: Consistent play and faith in their prospects make them legitimate AL East contenders. 📉 Twins' puzzling sell-off: Despite being competitive last year, Minnesota stripped key pieces, confusing analysts. 💸 Futures betting angles: Red Sox (+400), Padres (+500), and Yankees to miss the playoffs (+475) were discussed as intriguing bets. Miami Marlins’ surge: Since June 13, the Marlins are 30–14 with the best pitching metrics in baseball. Towers praised Jensen Junk (5–2, 3.86 ERA) as a breakout performer. Yankees’ crisis: Seidenberg and Towers dissected New York’s fall, citing a top-6 offense but abysmal pitching and Volpe’s defensive struggles. Aaron Boone’s leniency toward Jazz Chisholm’s poor baserunning drew sharp criticism. Astros’ Correa reunion: Correa’s return is viewed as both a cultural and defensive boost, crucial for maintaining their narrow AL West lead over Seattle. Padres’ playoff push: San Diego added Mason Miller, O’Hearn, and Laureano, positioning themselves as serious NL West contenders despite a 3-game deficit. Phillies’ key acquisition: Jhoan Duran solidifies the bullpen, and Jose Alvarado’s upcoming return could elevate them to NL East dominance. Red Sox consistency: Boston’s measured approach with prospects and refusal to trade core players has fostered confidence and sustained momentum. Twins’ puzzling decisions: Despite remaining competitive last season, Minnesota traded away key players, drawing Towers’ ire. Betting insights: Futures wagers like the Yankees missing playoffs (+475) and Padres winning NL West (+500) offer high-value opportunities. Volpe’s decline: Towers highlighted mental and mechanical issues contributing to Volpe’s defensive errors. Playoff outlook: Seidenberg predicted massive volatility in the standings, with the Yankees potentially falling out of playoff contention within a week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji talk NFL fantasy Football AFC North. Cincinnati Bengals: Noah Fant joins Mike Gusecki in a deep tight-end room, but Gusecki remains the preferred late-round fantasy option due to existing chemistry with Joe Burrow. Cleveland Browns: With Deshaun Watson re-injuring his Achilles and Joe Flacco (40) leading the depth chart, the quarterback situation remains murky. Shadur Sanders shows promise but needs development. Pittsburgh Steelers: Aaron Rodgers targets DK Metcalf heavily, but the dual-tight-end approach with Pat Friermuth and Jonu Smith makes both fantasy-viable. Baltimore Ravens: DeAndre Hopkins joins Zay Flowers, but Flowers remains the WR1. Derrick Henry anchors the backfield, with Justice Hill as a strong PPR stash. Team context: The episode emphasized how team schemes (like Pittsburgh’s two-TE sets and Baltimore’s triple-option look) will influence fantasy outcomes. 🟢 Gusecki vs. Fant: Gusecki leads as the Bengals’ primary TE target, with 665 yards and 2 TDs last season, while Fant produced 500 yards and 1 TD. 🟠 Shadur Sanders’ upside: Reports praise his preseason performance, but the Browns may shelter him behind Flacco early. 🔵 Joe Flacco’s limited fantasy value: At QB36 with a 232 ADP, he’s undrafted in most formats. 🟡 Aaron Rodgers’ tendencies: Historically feeds his WR1 (Metcalf now), with TE-heavy sets likely boosting Friermuth and Jonu Smith. 🟣 Friermuth vs. Smith: Friermuth logged 668 yards & 7 TDs; Jonu Smith had 884 yards & 8 TDs. Both may hit high red-zone usage. 🟤 DeAndre Hopkins’ new role: Likely a secondary target to Zay Flowers, functioning as a veteran decoy and red-zone option. ⚪ Zay Flowers WR1: With 116 targets last season, Flowers remains Lamar Jackson’s top passing option. 🟤 Justice Hill’s value: As a pass-catching RB (403 yards, 4 TDs), Hill provides PPR upside late in drafts. 🔴 Derrick Henry workload: Coming off 325 carries and 16 TDs, Henry remains dominant but could cede snaps to preserve health. 🟢 ADP insights: Players like Hill (178 ADP) and Gusecki (184 ADP) offer late-round value in deeper leagues. Opening Context (0:07 – 2:32): Munaf and Rod discuss preseason overreactions, such as Trey Lance hype, and frame the conversation on AFC North battles, noting most positions are set. Cincinnati Bengals TE Battle (9:22 – 14:58): Gusecki vs. Fant dominates the discussion, with Gusecki’s chemistry with Burrow making him the safer pick despite Fant’s arrival. Cleveland Browns QB Chaos (16:14 – 25:10): Deshaun Watson’s re-injured Achilles opens the door for Flacco, while Shadur Sanders shows promise but needs seasoning. Steelers TE & WR Depth (26:38 – 33:56): Aaron Rodgers’ arrival makes Metcalf a top target, with Friermuth and Jonu Smith projected for significant red-zone work. Baltimore WR Situation (35:32 – 44:23): Hopkins joins as a veteran WR2 while Zay Flowers remains the focal point. Likely’s injury solidifies Mark Andrews’ TE dominance. Justice Hill’s PPR Flex Role (44:36 – 48:21): Hill is highlighted as a sneaky late-round stash with strong pass-catching skills. Derrick Henry Durability (38:00 – 44:00): Discussion on limiting Henry’s workload after 325 carries to preserve him for playoffs. Roster Depth Impact: Depth battles like these affect fantasy margins, particularly in competitive leagues. Fantasy Draft Strategy: Emphasis on targeting late-round sleepers like Gusecki and Hill for roster flexibility. Closing & Next Week (50:01 – 53:19): The hosts preview their next divisional breakdown (AFC South) and tease a listener league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk MLB betting for Friday. ⚾ Trade deadline reshaping: Twins shed contracts (Carlos Correa back to Houston; Griffin Jax to Rays), Padres strengthened bullpen (Mason Miller, JP Sears, Nestor Cortes), while Braves and Giants shifted toward selling. 📉 Braves’ decline: Bryce Elder struggles (8 ER vs. Rangers, 15 walks in 5 starts), rotation injuries, and Ronald Acuña likely out for season weaken their competitiveness. 🔴 Reds’ rise: Griffin calls them “too cheap,” citing Brady Singer’s recent rebound and Brian Hayes’ impact (HR in debut) as indicators of a competitive Cincinnati side. 🟠 Orioles fallout: Loss of Cedric Mullins, Ryan O’Hearn, Gregory Soto, Félix Bautista leaves their bullpen depleted; Griffin suggests only betting first five innings. 🟡 Brewers’ consistency: Despite a missed sweep, they remain ahead in the NL Central; Jose Quintana (favored at -150) exploits Nationals’ 10–18 record vs. lefties. 🔵 Phillies’ bullpen upgrade: Ranger Suárez shaky at home but backed by reinforced bullpen; Munaf favors first-five innings run line (-0.5, -105). 🟢 Dodgers overvalued: Griffin slams Clayton Kershaw’s pricing and calls Rays ML (+130) a value play with Shane Baz pitching. 🟣 Mets at home dominance: David Peterson is 10-0 at Citi Field, justifying Munaf’s Mets ML pick vs. a struggling Giants lineup. 🟤 Padres bullpen depth: Adding Miller, Sears, Laureano, and Cortez transforms them into a serious playoff contender. 🟩 Mariners vs. Rangers: Logan Gilbert’s 2.79 ERA vs. Texas makes Seattle (-167) an appealing play over Jack Leiter, who battles control issues. Munaf (0:09–1:05) opens with trade deadline reflections, announcing 11 Friday matchups with confirmed pitchers. Griffin (1:07–1:48) humorously likens the deadline to an underwhelming first date but notes its excitement, wearing his Orioles shirt as a nod to Baltimore. Braves vs. Reds (3:08–6:41): Griffin favors Reds ML with Brady Singer, while Munaf details Bryce Elder’s struggles (15 BB in 5 starts) and Cincinnati’s improved offense. Orioles vs. Cubs (6:43–10:08): Griffin highlights Baltimore’s bullpen depletion, suggesting first-five betting only; Munaf praises Trevor Rogers’ 1.49 ERA but doubts their late-inning reliability. Brewers vs. Nationals (10:09–13:30): Quintana vs. Parker; Munaf stresses Brewers’ 21–11 record vs. LHP, though Griffin warns -150 is steep. Phillies vs. Tigers (13:32–17:10): They weigh Ranger Suárez’s home inconsistency vs. Flaherty’s volatility; Munaf backs Phillies F5 RL. Twins vs. Guardians (17:11–23:54): Discussion on Joe Ryan’s strong season (2.82 ERA, 10.2 K/9) and Minnesota’s salary-driven trades, including Carlos Correa to Houston. Yankees vs. Marlins (24:10–29:46): Griffin praises Marlins’ plate discipline strategy, but criticizes Boone’s bullpen use; Munaf notes Yankees scoring uptick without Judge. Dodgers vs. Rays (29:46–34:09): They call Rays ML value with Baz vs. Kershaw, citing Dodgers’ road fatigue and inflated line. Mets vs. Giants (34:10–39:53): Munaf highlights Peterson’s 10-0 Citi Field record; Griffin critiques Giants’ collapse post-trades. Best Bets (52:30–54:50): Griffin picks Reds ML (-132); Munaf takes Mets ML. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk nba betting. Top NBA 2025 award predictions with data-driven insights and betting analysis. Victor Wembanyama leads the Defensive Player of the Year race as a generational defensive talent with historic shot-blocking numbers, while Danny Avdija emerges as a prime candidate for Most Improved Player thanks to his expanded role and proven production when given more opportunities. Kevin Durant stands out as a high-value sleeper pick for MVP if the Houston Rockets meet their high win projections, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander remains a strong favorite to claim the award as the leader of an elite Oklahoma City squad. Jamahl Mosley is highlighted as a top choice for Coach of the Year, with Quinn Snyder also offering value if the Atlanta Hawks exceed expectations. The discussion blends historical award trends, team win projections, and narrative-driven factors to identify the best bets in each category. These insights help bettors and fans understand which players and coaches are positioned to capture NBA hardware in the 2025 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Seidenberg, Steve Fezzik and Mackenzie Rivers talk NFL HOF game ad much more. 🏈 Hall of Fame Game Betting: Steve Fezzik favors the under if the total inflates above 33 (3:51–4:15). 📈 Preseason Teasers: Fezzik recommends preseason teasers due to high variance and unique scoring distributions (4:32–5:29). 🚀 Trey Lance Spotlight: Lance will play the first half and beyond for the Chargers, giving them an edge (6:49–8:46). 📊 Backup QB Rankings: Marcus Mariota graded 89 PFF, making him the top-rated backup; Tyrod Taylor and Jacoby Brissett follow (12:47–14:20). 📉 Stafford Unders: Seidenberg pushes under 3,750 passing yards for Stafford due to his back injury and possible missed games (16:04–19:10). 🎯 Raiders Betting Edges: Fezzik identifies mispriced spreads, particularly Raiders -3 vs. Browns and Giants (24:19–28:04). 💰 Contest Strategy: Advice on timing entries for Circa Survivor and Westgate SuperContest, emphasizing equity preservation (31:28–37:15). ⚾ MLB Trades: Phillies added closer Jhoan Durán, Mets fortified bullpen with Ryan Helsley, and Mariners acquired Eugenio Suárez (46:34–49:52). 📉 C.J. Stroud Prop: Fezzik and Rivers favor under 3,800 passing yards due to injury risk and potential resting (45:02–45:50). 📈 Win Total Movement: Vikings’ win total has risen significantly during training camp, showing market confidence (45:58–46:34). Start of Preseason (0:05–3:50): Scott Seidenberg announces NFL preseason is here, promoting discounted season-long betting packages and bulk-dollar deals. Hall of Fame Game Strategy (3:51–5:42): Steve Fezzik outlines betting angles: targeting under totals if lines inflate and using teasers due to frequent one-point finishes. Chargers vs. Lions QB Analysis (6:49–8:46): Trey Lance will play extended minutes, giving the Chargers an edge; mobile QBs like Lance can dominate broken plays in preseason. Backup QB Depth (11:57–14:50): Mackenzie Rivers ranks backups by PFF grade and cap hit, spotlighting Marcus Mariota (89 PFF) as the best, followed by Tyrod Taylor and Jacoby Brissett. Stafford Injury & Props (16:04–19:10): Seidenberg argues Stafford may sit early games due to his back injury, supporting unders on his passing yardage (3,750) and possibly touchdowns (23.5). Mispriced Raiders Lines (24:19–28:04): Fezzik exploits weak early lines on Raiders games, betting them -3 vs. Browns and Giants in late-season matchups. Survivor Contest Timing (31:28–37:15): Discussion on Circa Survivor strategy: waiting until after the Thursday opener may create overlays and strategic advantages. SuperContest vs. Circa Millions (40:21–41:15): Westgate’s $1,500 SuperContest is praised for its late deadline and smaller field, offering a potentially better chance to win. MLB Trade Deadline (46:34–49:52): Phillies acquired Jhoan Durán; Mets strengthened bullpen with Ryan Helsley; Mariners added Eugenio Suárez, boosting AL West contention. Vikings Market Surge (45:58–46:34): Minnesota’s win total climbed near 9.5 wins, reflecting rising optimism around J.J. McCarthy’s potential. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk all things MLB. ⚾ Mets acquire Ryan Helsley: Strengthens their bullpen, likely for high-leverage innings instead of just the 9th. 🔴 Phillies add Jhoan Duran: Sent top prospect Mick Abel for a strong closer; GM Dombrowski unlikely done dealing. 🐯 Tigers acquire Rafael Montero: Minor bullpen addition; they remain reluctant to trade prospects. 🟥 Reds trade for Aaron Civale: Adds starting depth; concerns over walk rate and fit at Great American Ballpark. 🟦 Cubs get Michael Soroka: Bolsters the rotation for NL Central/wild card race. ⚔️ Braves likely sellers: Injuries decimated rotation; expect them to unload veterans. 🛑 Guardians may trade Steven Kwan & Shane Bieber: A sign of potential rebuild. 🌟 Carlos Correa could return to Astros: Willing to waive no-trade clause; Astros need infield depth. 💰 Thursday best bets: Munaf backs Rays team total over 4.5 runs; Griffin takes Rays ML vs. Yankees. 📊 Marcus Stroman’s struggles at Yankee Stadium: 15–6 to the over since 2023; 5–0 to the over in 2024. [00:00] Munaf Manji opens by highlighting MLB’s active trade window with several bullpen moves already completed. He notes only three Thursday games are on the schedule. [01:45] Griffin Warner celebrates recent podcast betting success (4–0 over two episodes) and emphasizes how impactful the trade deadline is for playoff races. [04:10] Mets trade: Munaf details the Ryan Helsley acquisition, with Edwin Díaz returning to form. Griffin analyzes the need for high-leverage bullpen arms, not just closers. [07:00] Phillies trade: Munaf reports Jhoan Duran to Philadelphia for Mick Abel; Griffin predicts Dombrowski will continue aggressive buying. [11:00] Tigers’ Montero deal: Munaf calls it a minor move; Griffin doubts Detroit’s belief in a deep playoff push despite a solid divisional position. [15:00] Reds’ pitching depth: They add Aaron Civale, but Griffin critiques his high walk rate and worries about his fit in Cincinnati. [20:00] Cubs acquire Soroka: Munaf frames it as a key depth move; Griffin notes high trade costs for top pitchers like Zach Gallen and Merrill Kelly. [31:00] Buyers & sellers: Griffin lists the Braves, Guardians, Twins, and Giants as potential sellers, while Padres, Dodgers, and Red Sox should be buyers. [44:00] Correa rumors: Munaf mentions Carlos Correa could return to Houston to cover for injuries; Jeremy Peña expected back. [55:00] Betting breakdowns: They preview Rays vs. Yankees (backing Rays & team total over 4.5), Braves vs. Reds (support for Cincinnati’s offense vs. Carrasco), and Rangers vs. Mariners (leaning Seattle & under 7.5). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-FedEx Cup scenarios -Discussing top 10 on odds board at Sedgefield -2 matchups -1 t10, 1 t20 -3 outrights (22/1, 70/1, 100/1) -600/1 sleeper outright -Scoring, lineups, best bet -50/1 Utah Championship outright ⛳ FedExCup Bubble Drama: Players like Rickie Fowler, Grillo, Mitchell, Kirk, and Bezuidenhout need strong showings to secure playoff spots (0:37–48:10). 📉 Tour Card Stakes: Docter explains the high stakes for players outside the top 125, risking losing full status unless exempted or successful in Corn Ferry playoffs (0:37–48:10). 📈 Tour Changes Critique: Criticizes PGA Tour’s 2026 plan to cut full cards to top 100, arguing it reduces competitive storylines (0:37–48:10). 🎯 Course Fit: Emphasizes precision over distance at Sedgefield; elite approach play from 50–150 yards and Bermuda putting are key (0:37–48:10). 🔥 3M Open Recap: Kurt Kitayama won with 20 birdies over his final 36 holes; Docter laments missing on Jake Knapp (0:37–48:10). 🎲 Outright Picks: Matthew Fitzpatrick (22-1), Christian Bezuidenhout (70-1), Chris Kirk (100-1), Kevin Kisner (600-1) (0:37–48:10). 📊 Props & Matchups: Lucas Glover over Si Woo Kim (EVEN), Nico Echavarria over Takumi Kanaya (EVEN), Griffin top-20 (+130), Matsuyama top-10 (+350) (0:37–48:10). 🇺🇸 Ryder Cup Impact: Notes Robert MacIntyre, Jordan Spieth, Lucas Glover, and Andrew Novak as having Ryder Cup implications (0:37–48:10). 🏌️ Sleeper Spotlight: Kevin Kisner (600-1), citing improved putting and past Wyndham win in 2021 (0:37–48:10). 📌 Utah Championship Pick: Austin Hitt (50-1), highlighted for strong ball striking and putting form (0:37–48:10). Opening Context (0:15–0:28): Will Docter introduces the episode, setting the tone for an in-depth preview focused on high-stakes golf. FedExCup Cutline Analysis (0:37–48:10): Outlines bubble players like Fowler (61), Grillo (66), Højgaard (71), Mitchell (72), and Bezuidenhout (74), stressing playoff and card retention implications. Tour Policy Critique (0:37–48:10): Slams the PGA Tour’s 2026 plan reducing full cards to 100, warning it will eliminate “David vs. Goliath” finishes. 3M Open Review (0:37–48:10): Highlights Kurt Kitayama’s victory with 20 birdies over his final 36 holes; laments swapping Jake Knapp for Michael Thorbjornsen in betting picks. Course Breakdown (0:37–48:10): Emphasizes that Sedgefield favors precision, approach shots from 50–150 yards, and Bermuda putting over raw driving distance. Top Outright Picks (0:37–48:10): Fitzpatrick (22-1), Bezuidenhout (70-1), Kirk (100-1), Kisner (600-1) are selected for strong course and form fit. Player Matchups (0:37–48:10): Recommends Glover over Si Woo Kim and Echavarria over Kanaya as favorable betting matchups. Prop Bets (0:37–48:10): Picks Griffin top-20 (+130) and Matsuyama top-10 (+350), projecting them as steady performers. Ryder Cup Watch (0:37–48:10): Notes MacIntyre, Spieth, Glover, and Novak have motivation to secure team spots with strong play. Utah Championship (0:37–48:10): Selects Austin Hitt (50-1) for his upward trajectory and skillset suited for the event. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner break down MLB betting for Tuesday. Opening context (0:10–1:40) – Munaf sets the stage for the week’s MLB action, mentioning the trade deadline and the previous episode’s 2–0 best bets. Griffin notes wearing a Rangers shirt “brought them luck” as they surged post-All-Star break. Emmanuel Clase’s suspension (1:56–4:00) – Munaf explains the betting investigation: 11 of 22 first pitches “non-competitive.” Griffin criticizes the Guardians’ collapse, with bullpen struggles (Hunter Gaddis, Cade Smith), concluding they’re “pretty much finished.” Diamondbacks vs Tigers (6:40–11:41) – Munaf & Griffin break down Casey Mize (10 ER in 7 IP, minus 132 favorite) vs Brandon Pfaadt (road ERA 5.94). Both skeptical of backing either team but lean toward Tigers if Mize rebounds. Guardians vs Rockies (11:42–15:20) – Logan Allen’s poor history vs Rockies (37.80 ERA), Guardians’ instability post-Clase news. Griffin leans toward Rockies run line. Yankees vs Rays (15:20–20:19) – No Aaron Judge weakens NY; Max Fried’s two dominant starts vs Rays (14.2 IP, 0 ER). Both favor the under 8.5 runs or first five innings under 4.5. Dodgers vs Reds (20:20–24:26) – Tyler Glasnow (13 IP, 2 ER, 18 K in last two) vs Nicolò Lodolo (coming off CG shutout). Munaf favors the under 9; Griffin hesitant to back the Dodgers at -149. Cubs vs Brewers (24:27–29:23) – Quinn Priester (9–2, 3.28 ERA) as Brewers’ ace vs Colin Rea. Griffin excited about the Brewers’ home underdog value; Munaf notes their 10 straight wins with Priester starting. Phillies vs White Sox (29:24–31:55) – Jesus Luzardo vs Jonathan Cannon. Munaf expects Phillies to dominate; Griffin cautious but notes White Sox’s poor bullpen. Braves vs Royals (31:55–38:01) – Eric Fedde’s 2–10 road record vs newly extended Seth Lugo. Both puzzled by Royals’ strategy but back Lugo and KC. Marlins vs Cardinals (38:03–45:13) – Sandy Alcantara’s road woes vs Sonny Gray (12–1 at home). Griffin sees Marlins’ value; Munaf expects Cards’ offense to produce. Nationals vs Astros (45:13–52:25) – Jason Alexander vs Michael Soroka. Astros in a slump (five-game losing streak), lacking offensive power without Tucker & Alvarez. Munaf leans Nationals first five innings. Rangers vs Angels (52:25–55:52) – Patrick Corbin (1 ER over last 2 starts) vs Yusei Kikuchi (struggling in July). Griffin and Munaf lean Rangers +107 and team total overs. Pirates vs Giants (55:54–59:51) – Bailey Falter vs Justin Verlander. Griffin plans to fade Verlander; Munaf suggests Pirates’ first five inning money line or team totals. Mariners vs A’s (1:00:02–1:03:41) – Logan Evans vs Luis Severino. A’s 2–10 in Severino home starts (6.68 ERA). Both prefer full game over 10.5. Best bets (1:04:35–1:08:06) – Griffin: Royals -119 vs Braves; Munaf: Brewers -110 vs Cubs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices