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Joe and Dane open the second hour of the show looking at some of Joe's top bets, feeling thankful the Cavs were able to cover, and outright beat the Raptors. The guys talk about Conor McGregor being arrested for breaking someone's phone, and how Conor needs to stop going to clubs if he doesn't want to go out and "be seen". Looking at more news around NFL free agency, the guys like the Jets going out and getting Anthony Barr and CJ Mosley, making them at the very least, the most expensive linebacker core in the NFL, and also like the fact that the Jets still have enough money to get Le'Veon Bell; Dane however, thinks the Jets will not go after Bell. Another move the guys like is the Eagles reuniting with DeSean Jackson, thinking he will pair nicely with Alshon Jeffrey. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Martinez open the program with joe asking Dane for some ideas about fantasy baseball team names; Dane gives him a couple options revolving around his best player, Bryce Harper (The Bryce is Right). The guys look at all the "moves" made in the NFL, including if the Jaguars have the right pieces to get back to the playoffs, after signing Nick Foles. The guys look at some possible destinations for Le'Veon Bell, citing how the Bucs and Bears are showing up as frontrunners. Joe and Dane think the most underrated move is Devin Funchess heading to the Colts, thinking he is a great 2nd option for Andrew Luck next to TY Hilton. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane finish the show starting the show with Joe questioning Dane's proof, and FNTSY YouTube video, that he predicted the Raiders would land Antonio Brown. Joe thinks that the Raiders should go "Steeler West", and try to make an offer for Le'Veon Bell. Antonio Brown may be on a Raider party bender, but Joe explains that Brown is getting a downgrade at quarterback, as well as a down grade for a team, in Derek Carr and the Raiders. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Dane and Joe open the second hour talking about how the story of an affair between Alex Rodriguez and Jose Canseco's ex-wife, Jessica, goes as far back as 10 years, when Canseco publicly called out A-Rod about the affair in a 2005 interview. Going over to basketball (College and NBA), the guys question when Zion Williamson will return to Duke, and also question if the Warriors, who just lost to the lowly Suns, are as good as everyone thinks they are; Joe compares the Warriors of this year to that of the Bulls from their 1997 and 1998 championship seasons. LeBron is far from where the Warriors are sitting, as the guys question if the Lakers can fix the chemistry problems for next season, and wonder if bringing LeBron and Kyrie Irving back together will make the Lakers sink or swim in 2020. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Martinez open the show looking at the action from all the NCAA Mid-Major Tournaments, and discuss if it is really time to pay college athletes. Joe and Dane hit on some soccer bets, and explain how betting on soccer works. The guys go on to talk about the big news of Antonio Brown going to the Raiders, and how basically, the Raiders traded Amari Cooper and lower level draft picks, for AB and a first round pick. Joe and Dane talk about how Jose Canseco took to twitter to acuse Alex Rodriguez of cheating on his new fiance', Jennifer Lopez, and question if Canseco is acting crazy, telling the truth, or both. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the final hour of the show with Dane telling a story of how his uncle got scratched from a high school baseball game, and how Tom Seaver took his place in the game; Joe talks about the great legacy of Tom Terrific. The guys chat with Charles Meshell of ASGA and Pick City about the upcoming weekend in soccer. Dane brings up how the Bucks may have tampered with info to get Pao Gasol, but Joe brushes it off, as he thinks the Bucks, outside of experience, are the best bet to win the Eastern Conference. Former Miami Herald reporter, Clark Spencer, joins the show to preview the Marlins, and questions the safety of Don Mattingly's manager job. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The second hour of the show starts with Joe and Dane looking at money being put on the Warriors going against the Nuggets. The guys talk about LeBron getting his minutes pushed back, and how this is a testament to the type of person LeBron is, and how he is not really a true Laker. Jay The Sports Keg CEO joins the show to talk about why UFC Fight Night 146 may be the worst fight card this year, if not ever. The guys get breaking news that the Bills are officially out on Antonio Brown, and the guys wonder if the narrative is being pushed by Pittsburgh, or Antonio Brown; the guys also look at the fact that there are very few options left for the Steelers and Brown. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Martinez open the show looking at the latest Antonio Brown news, where it was reported that he was being traded to the Bills, but then Brown said it was "fake news"; Dane and Joe question if Brown is controlling the narrative, and if ESPN Ian Rappaport, who first reported the Bills were dealing for the Pro Bowler. The guys question if the Giants and Browns will make a deal to send Odell Beckham to Cleveland, a move that Dane thinks is the right thing to do for New York. The guys finish the hour loving a new NBA rivalry in the making between the Thunder and Blazers. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The final hour of the show starts with Joe and Dane bringing long time caller, Nithin, in on their Antonio Brown bet, with Joe thinking he lands in Caroline, Dane thinking the Raiders, and Nithin taking the Patriots. Going back to LeBron passing Jordan on the All-Time Scoring list, Joe says for all his personality issues, and the drama surrounding his time with the Lakers, LeBron is the greatest generational talent on the planet. Andy Baskin of 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland joins the show to talk about the Indians upcoming season, and how Indians fans are feeling uneasy about the direction of the team, especially after seeing so many of their 2018 players on the trade market. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the second hour of the show talking about the Red Sox knuckleball pitcher, Stephen Wright, being suspended for PED use, and how this will change the dynamic of the Red Sox rotation, as well as the team. The guys talk about the latest trade rumors surrounding Antonio Brown, and question where he will be going, and if he will be dealt by the end of the day. Joe and Dane question how people in Arizona deal with not having to be affected by Daylight Savings. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Marintez open the show with Joe explaining why this year's March Madness Tournament has the worst "bubble teams" from the major conferences; Dane updates everyone on the first few winners of the Haters Madness Tournament. Dane questions Joe, and the listeners, if it will take multiple World Series wins for the Phillies deal with Bryce Harper to be worth the money; Dane also questions if the Padres and Manny Machado are in the same boat. Joe and Dane acknowledge LeBron James being the talent he is, passing Michael Jordan on the all-time scoring list, but also recognize the Lakers are falling even further away from being in the playoffs. The guys give an update on Robert Kraft's prostitution arrest, citing how he in some ways is a victim. The guys hope for the best with Alex Trebek, who announced last night that he is battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the final hour of the program talking about how the 4th seed in the Western Conference could be the most dangerous come time for the NBA playoffs. The guys get some Tournament advice with Ralph Michaels, as the guys realize that the losing teams have winning records in tournament play. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the second hour of the show looking at the Hater Bracket, thinking there will be an upset in the commuting bracket, as people are voting for screaming kids on planes, trains, and automobiles, to beat out getting cut off on the highway. The guys look at how MLB players like Miguel Cabrera are trying to tell people it shouldn't matter how much money they make, and the guys agree that people should not get mad at players for wanting to get paid. Joe and Dane question if Philadelphia, sporting strong potential in the Eagles, Sixers, and Phillies, has the best "Big 3" in sports. Dane and Joe look at which cities, besides Philly, have the most star power among their professionals teams, including Houston, Los Angeles, and even Milwaukee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Martinez open the show looking at the Celtics beating the Warriors, with Dane saying the Celtics are the most dangerous team "when everything is clicking"; Joe cautions that the Celtics need to find consistency if they want to take this momentum in to the playoffs. Looking at the start the college conference tournaments, the guys like the idea of profiting on the conference tournaments, due in part to having more teams playing "with nothing to lose". Joe says of all the things that should upset Mets fans, hiring Jessica Mendoza as a baseball adviser. Joe explains why Santa Anita is closing down their horse race track, as crew members are checking for issues with the dirt. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The final hour of the show begins with Joe and Dane thinking the Celtics need to rid themselves of Kyrie Irving, citing how he has become disenfranchised from the rest of the team; Dane even says how the Celtics played better in the playoffs without Irving and Gordon Hayward. previewing the 2019 season for the Baltimore Orioles with former Orioles All-Star Brian Roberts, as they talk about how the team can get back to respectable number in the AL East. Continuing with the team previews, the guys chat with Phillies announcer Tom McCarthy, as they preview how the additions of Bryce Harper and J.T. Realmuto will help the Phils get back to the World Series. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the second hour talking about the opening of College basketball tournament play, as the Horizon Summit Conference starts March Madness. Looking at how Bryce Harper is doing and saying everything right in his short time with the Phillies, but Joe and Dane don't think he is the game changer for the Phillies in winning the now stacked NL East. Dane says he will put money on the Nationals to win the NL East, as they seem to have the most stacked pitching in the division. The guys look at how the Cardinals should hold off on telling people who they are drafting, thinking Kyler Murray is not going to be the team savior. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Martinez open the program with Joe telling a story of luck that explains why he doe not gift scratch-off lottery tickets; Dane, on the other hand, is well known for gifting out scratch-offs, but also asks for a commission on big hits. The guys look at how the Clippers, not the Lakers, are the better Los Angeles team, and the guys explain how LeBron and the Lakers are in shambles. The guys think the anti-LeBron, Steph Curry, is a player we should look up to, as you can tell he and the Warriors are having fun playing the game. Joe explains how betting against the top seeds in the Horizon Conference Tournament will help you win money. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the final hour of the show talking about a wild weekend in the AAF, where we saw surprise wins by Atlanta and Memphis. The guys question if the signings of Harper and Machado will help the win totals for their new teams, but also caution putting bets on teams with moving total win numbers. The guys look at the final 19 games left in the NBA, figuring out which playoff teams have the easiest schedules, including how the Raptors can chase the Bucks for the top seed in the East. Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins the show to give his top picks for the NCAA Tournament, and how to make the proper tournament bracket. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe and Dane open the second hour of the program with Joe telling the listeners to keep an eye on the Pistons, as they are on a a hot streak, and Dane says they could get an easy 1st round playoff match-up with the injury-plagued Pacers. The guys are ready for March Madness, and Dane introduces the first match-up in "The Haters Tournament" as they pit Remembering passwords against Bots and Trolls in the Technology Region. Joe tells Anthony Davis he needs to shut his mouth, and needs to understand until his contract with the Pelicans is done, he has no control of his future; Dane thinks Davis is a product of self-branding. Another athlete with a mouthing-off history, Antonio Brown, is questioned if he thinks he is in control of his destiny, or if he is just another product of social media self-marketing. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joe Raineri and Dane Martinez open the show with Joe saying a bucket list party event Dane needs to go to is any PGA event, citing how the Honda Classic was just one huge party this weekend; Dane, being to Preakness, accepts the challenge as part of a possible Bachelor Party venue. The guys talk about how the Lakers look discombobulated, and the chances of making the playoffs are looking slimmer as the season winds down; the guys also think LeBron doesn't need the Lakers, or any big market team, to help his brand, thanks to social media. Looking at Bryce Harper being introduced in Philadelphia has the guys talk about how players along Harper's caliber level deserve to be paid the kind of money they are demanding. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers