By Billy Attridge As we inch towards opening night of the season I’ll address a few of the NFL Week 1 line moves the boys didn’t cover on this weeks NFL Podcast. Deciphering which moves are real positions, and which were made for a better grab later on can be the difference between being in the […]
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By @MikeGlasscott TPC Boston, originally an Arnold Palmer design, opened for play on Tour for the 2003 season. After a Gil Hanse redesign which began in 2006 and is ongoing to this day, the former Deutsche Bank Championship found a permanent home in the FedEx Cup Playoffs rotation as the second event. Hanse has been […]
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By @MikeGlasscott Glen Oaks Club was designed with 27 holes all tree-lined and quite similar from tee-to-green in shape and distance. It’s perfectly manicured and with the help of two hurricanes removing many trees, it really opened the sight lines. Glen Oaks is a hybrid course featuring nine holes from their Blue course and holes […]
By Billy Attridge August 10th, the first real day of action-packed NFL preseason games is here! For those finally getting a chance to dig deep into NFL Win Totals, you’re behind professional sports bettors when it comes to digesting and analyzing the numbers. However, there’s still opportunity in the market to capitalize on potential investments. When analyzing […]
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By @MikeGlasscott Quail Hollow joins Erin Hills as first-time hosts for a major championship this season. Built in 1960, the club hosted the Kemper Open from 1969 until 1979 (put on the World Seniors Invitational the next decade). In 1997, renowned Masters architect/re-designer Tom Fazio was commissioned to supervise a decade-and-counting make-over. While James Hahn was […]
By Casey Brannigan “That was a Really Expensive Sack” Rivoli’s Chill and Grill Sports Bar has provided us with a degenerate weigh station and The Water of Life, a.k.a. Beer, since we were old enough to get in. Like last week, we found ourselves there for another Thursday night thriller on Halloween between Cincinnati and […]
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By Casey Brannigan “Teams that Score First Never Win” Once in a while it happens, but it’s becoming a rarity. Maybe we’re getting older, lazier, or just maybe … we don’t actually like one another. But occasionally, the whole chat group is together to a watch a ball game. In the case of October 20th, […]
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By @MikeGlasscott Keys for the winner at Royal Birkdale are simple: Drive for dough! With doglegs aplenty, the 146th British Open venue won’t have wide fairways that we’ve seen at Troon or St. Andrews. With numerous bunkers strategically placed and grass-covered sea dunes lining the fairways, golfers that control trajectory will have chances to find more […]
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By Casey Brannigan “Guess I have to Live Bet the Game Now” We woke up hungover and dead tired this particular Saturday morning, grabbed the essentials and made way to the train station in a daze. Two train rides and three hours later, we’re sucking down cold beers at Citi Field as the Mets host […]
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By Casey Brannigan It’s 3:00 am and ‘The Chat’ is absolutely nuts. Why? Like any group of degenerates we have our never ending gambling group chat. Not to take credit for inventing group chats, but we invented it years ago. We used to send “mass texts” on our flip phones to each individual discussing games, […]
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