Bet The Edge

Jay and Drew give an update on Bet the Edge.

February 28: Drew (@whale_capper) and Vaughn (@VmoneySports) handicap Cam Ward and Abdul Carter’s price to be selected 1st Overall as well as analyze teams who could draft Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty. They also whip through multiple NBA Awards markets including Most Improved and Clutch Player before wrapping up the show analyzing horses racing in the Fountain of Youth and San Felipe Stakes this weekend that will factor into the Kentucky Derby later this spring.

February 27: Drew (@whale_capper) and Vaughn (@VmoneySports) project Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee’s paths to earning a #1 Seed at the NCAA Tournament and highlight the total number of SEC and Big Ten schools to make The Big Dance. The duo also analyzes the Make/Miss prices for Arkansas, Indiana, and Ohio State for the Field of 68 before handicapping the Mavericks, Warriors, and Lakers as down-the-board options to win the NBA’s Western Conference.

February 26: Drew (@whalecapper) and Brad (@MrBradThomas) begin in the Premier League with some notable midweek matches before diving into the Champions League Futures as it heads to the Round of 16. Brad then provides his insights on the Cognizant Classic and looks ahead to The Masters, highlighting Jordan Spieth's price to claim another Green Jacket. The duo round out the show analyzing how to approach the struggling 76ers amidst their free-fall in the Eastern Conference.

February 25: Jay (@croucherJD) and Drew (@whale_capper) discuss how they’re power rating the best players in Women’s Tennis, shed light on bets that can be made in current hardcourt tournaments, analyze Iga Swiatek’s price to win the French Open and highlight other players of intrigue down the board at Roland Garros. The duo also handicaps AL and NL Cy Young, debating Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes as the favorites in their respective markets and circling George Kirby, Max Fried, and Logan Webb as players to monitor at longer prices.

February 24: Jay (@croucherJD) and Drew (@whale_capper) reflect on Liverpool’s price to win the Premier League after their win over Man City, then re-examine the NBA Defensive Player of the Year following Victor Wembanyama’s season-ending injury. The duo also handicap Monday games in the NBA and analyze the Warriors after their recent surge.

February 21: Jay (@croucherJD) and Drew (@whale_capper) discuss how they’re rating the Spurs following Victor Wembanyama’s season-ending shoulder injury, candidates who can win Defensive Player of the Year after the market has been turned upside-down following the news, and examine Stephon Castle becoming the odds-on favorite for Rookie of the Year. They also handicap Knicks at Cavaliers, Timberwolves at Rockets, and Warriors at Kings before wrapping up the show analyzing the Lakers’ pricing in futures markets.

February 20: Jay (@croucherJD) and Drew (@whale_capper) are joined by Vaughn (@VmoneySports) to handicap Florida and Houston’s price to make the Final Four as they surge down the back stretch of the Conference Season. The trio also highlight Cooper Flagg fading and Johni Broome surging for National Player of the Year, analyzes Wisconsin as a sleeper come tournament time, and previews Michigan State at Michigan Friday night. Jay and Drew wrap up the show examining Clippers at Bucks, Magic at Hawks, and Celtics at 76ers Thursday in the NBA.

February 19: Jay (@croucherJD) and Drew (@whale_capper) dig into every NBA Awards market as the league prepares for the final stretch of the regular season after the All-Star Break. They duo debate pricing of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander vs Nikola Jokic for MVP, Cade Cunningham vs Norman Powell for Most Improved Player, long shots that can catch Payton Pritchard for 6th Man of the Year, Trae Young’s case for Clutch Player, and much more.

February 18: Jay (@croucherJD) and Drew (@whale_capper) prepare for the upcoming MLB season by handicapping Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani as heavy favorites in their respective MVP races. The duo also highlights intrigue with Corey Seager and Francisco Lindor at longer prices before analyzing the Orioles, Red Sox, Cubs, and Dodgers in the World Series Champion market.