During the day, I do grad school, watch New Girl reruns and contribute to The 300s on NBA and NFL gambling props. At night, I crush it for some sports networks as a writer, researcher and associate producer.
Tuesday: 1-2 (-1.24 units) Season: 13-19 (-8.05 units) Recap: Took yesterday off from doing props for obvious reasons, but on Tuesday, Kyrie’s numbers without Durant were great, while Jokic decided to remind […]
Monday: 1-2 (-1.15 units) Season: 12-17 (-6.81 units) Recap: The Sixers look great and continue to be a strong 1st quarter spread play. The Bucks scored 125 points and it felt like […]
Sunday: 3-0… FINALLY! (+2.58 units) Season: 11-15 (-5.66 units) Recap: We hope Kevin Durant is okay and his over prop wins will be waiting when he gets back. First Pick: 7:10 PM […]
Saturday: 1-1 (-0.06 units) Season: 8-15 (-8.24 units) Recap: Richaun Holmes made us sweat to get to 9 rebs, but missed a couple of acrobatic layups late in the fourth quarter, so […]
Last week: 1-5… woof! Season: 25-18 Recap: I, like many, thought the Eagles were going to have their will on offense against the Cowboys shaky defense. Late Spoiler: That didn’t happen. As […]
Friday: 2-5 (-3.43 units)… WOOF Season: 7-14 (-8.18 units)… double WOOF Recap: We can only go up from here. Donte DiVincenzo had 11 points at the half and because the Bucks were […]
Thursday: 1-2 (-1.17 units) Season: 5-9 (-4.75 units) Recap: JaVale McGee was unleashed to the tune of 1-for-9 shooting in the first quarter — that’s all you need to know about how […]
Wednesday: 0-2 (-2 units) Season: 4-7 (-3.58 units) Recap: The Bucks were leading by 5 with 2:20 left in the first and then surrendered an 11-0 run by the Heat to close […]
Sunday: 1-2 (-.17 units) Season: 4-5 (-1.58 units) First Pick: Bucks -2 1st Quarter vs MIA Fact #1: These two teams play again for the second time in as many nights after […]
Christmas: 1-1 Season 3-3 (-.41 units) Recap: I’ve already found a trend that I don’t like: the 3 props I’ve incorrectly picked were the result of the player’s team playing too well. […]
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