Pod To The Futures

In this action-packed episode of Pod to the Futures, the guys break down the freshly set Conference Finals brackets in both the NBA and NHL, identifying sharp angles and early series value. Plus, with the NFL schedule officially dropped, it’s never too early to hunt for opening-week inefficiencies. The crew locks in a high-value three-leg parlay to kick off the week. Plus its still early in the MLB Season - plenty of ways to take advantage of some great odds out their in the Division Markets. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode, Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive deep into the NBA Playoffs as the second round begins, highlighting a shocking lack of respect for the Minnesota Timberwolves—even with uncertainty around Anthony Edwards. The guys break down Western and Eastern Conference Finals MVP longshots, including intriguing angles on Edwards, Embiid, and rising role players. They shift to Major League Baseball, debating which divisions might already be wrapped up (yes, it’s only May), analyzing contenders like the Cubs, Dodgers, and Pirates, and exploring Cy Young and MVP markets—including Shohei Ohtani’s historic two-way dominance. To close, the conversation turns to the NFL with early looks at Week 1 starting quarterback odds, including the Raiders’ situation with Fernando Mendoza and veteran Kirk Cousins, plus longshot MVP plays and Defensive Rookie of the Year insights. Packed with betting angles, market inefficiencies, and sharp analysis across three major sports—this is a futures-focused episode you don’t want to miss.

The crew is back with another packed episode of Pod to the Future! Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down early NBA playoff storylines, including Josh Hart’s rebounding dominance and what it means for betting markets. The guys dive into home-court trends, series adjustments, and whether longshot futures like Orlando have any real path forward. Then it’s on to the NFL Draft, where confusion reigns. From Ty Simpson’s first-round buzz to shocking rumors about Jeremiyah Love going top five, the market vs. insider debate is in full swing. How should bettors approach the chaos? Finally, Major League Baseball futures are heating up. Mitch cashes a winning ticket with Yordan Alvarez and adds a new Cy Young contender to his portfolio. Plus, Mason Miller’s historic start raises a big question—can a reliever actually win the award in today’s game? All that and more, including betting strategy, market insights, and futures talk you won’t find anywhere else.

It’s a jam-packed episode of Pod to the Futures as Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive headfirst into one of the busiest stretches on the sports calendar. With the Masters right around the corner, the guys break down early betting angles, key trends, and why younger golfers continue to dominate Augusta. Plus, they debate whether names like Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa, and Tommy Fleetwood are worth backing this year. On the hardwood, the college basketball season wraps up with controversy around the Most Outstanding Player, while early futures for next season spark debate around transfer portal chaos and coaching moves—including Michael Malone heading to North Carolina. In the NBA, things get wild as Rookie of the Year odds flip dramatically after just two games. Is the market overreacting to Cooper Flagg’s explosion, and can Kon Knueppel still hold on? The guys also hit MLB futures, spotlighting Jose Soriano as a longshot Cy Young contender, plus other early-season betting opportunities you need to know. From Augusta to the NBA playoffs push, and MLB value plays, this episode covers it all—futures, trends, and where the betting market might be getting it wrong.

As the NCAA Tournament rolls into the Sweet 16, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down the biggest betting angles, futures value, and market movement you need to know. From the electric atmosphere of Las Vegas sportsbooks during opening weekend to the quiet reset before the next round, the guys reflect on the madness—and what bettors can learn from it. The focus quickly shifts to futures strategy, where Houston emerges as a potential value play at 7-1, backed by elite defense, efficient shooting, and a favorable path. They also dive into key Sweet 16 matchups, suspicious betting lines (including the “stinky” Duke Blue Devils vs. St. John's Red Storm spread), and whether underdogs like Arkansas or Nebraska can make noise. Plus, the conversation expands into NBA betting markets, including the surprising MVP odds movement for Luka Dončić and the overlooked value on Victor Wembanyama, along with a wild draft rumor involving the Sacramento Kings. If you're betting March Madness, tracking futures, or just love sharp sports analysis—this episode delivers actionable insights and bold takes.

March Madness has officially arrived, and Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down the best betting angles heading into conference tournament week The guys dive into the most intriguing conference tournaments, including the wide-open Mountain West, where longshot tickets like Colorado State and UNLV could create chaos. They also reveal smart betting strategies for tournaments with heavy favorites like Duke Blue Devils and Florida Gators, including a near-even money parlay that could cash during championship week. Plus, they debate whether the UConn Huskies are overpriced in the Big East Conference tournament and why the St. John's Red Storm might be the better bet. Other topics in this episode include: Value longshots in the Big 12 Conference tournament Why TCU Horned Frogs could be a sneaky 60-1 sleeper Betting insight on smaller tournaments like the Mid-American Conference and Big West Conference Early MLB Cy Young value with Trevor Rogers NFL free agency reactions, including the offseason moves by the Las Vegas Raiders and Tennessee Titans From college hoops futures to NFL roster moves and early baseball betting angles, this episode of Pod to the Futures has everything bettors need heading into one of the most exciting weeks on the sports calendar.

In this episode of Pod To The Futures, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive into the NBA MVP market and discuss the options with more of the top candidates missing games. Also in the show, the hosts give their thoughts on the hot debate on who will be the #1 pick in the NBA Draft & give out some Final Four bets in college basketball.

In this episode of Pod To The Futures, hosts Mitch Moss and Jonathan Von Tobel take a look at the futures market for the 2026 NFL season and discuss which teams they think will regress. Also in the show, the hosts dive into the #1 pick debate between Darryn Peterson & AJ Dybantsa and give out a futures play for The Masters.

In this episode of Pod To The Futures, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss take an early look at the betting market for the Super Bowl matchup between the Patriots & Seahawks. They analyze the MVP market & how they correlate with betting on props. Also in the show, the hosts take a look at the NBA futures market. They discuss a couple of division bets and debate if Steph Curry & Giannis Antetokounmpo will be traded.

In this episode of Pod To The Futures, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive into the updated NFL futures market after the wild-card weekend. They discuss the Texans' chances of making the Super Bowl despite a sluggish offense. Also in the show, the hosts take an early look at the NFL Draft #1 pick market & discuss why it is time to buy futures on the Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Timberwolves.

Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss break down the awards market after a crazy Monday night. First the NFL MVP market with Matthew Stafford having an off day against the Falcons. Is the MVP now Drake Maye? Or should Stafford still be the favorite. Then in the NBA Nikola Jokic gets hurt and the MVP race is now up for grabs. Is it SGA's or can a darkhorse canidate emerge? Plus discussions on Offensive Player of the Year in the NFL as well as Super Bowl Odds. Lastly a discussion on the NBA most improved player market and what player JVT thinks is the runaway winner. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of Pod To The Futures, hosts Jonathan Von Tobel and Mitch Moss dive into the chaos that is the NFL Coach of the Year market. Also in the show, JVT states his case for why the Spurs are the biggest threat to the Thunder in the West & the hosts give their thoughts on the upcoming College Football Playoff.

Dive deep into the most critical betting lines in professional and college sports! On this week's episode, we break down the most compelling futures markets, from the race for the NFL's biggest honor to the teams poised to make a run in the collegiate ranks. NFL MVP Race: Is the consensus favorite truly a lock, or is there a dark horse quarterback with major value? We analyze the latest odds movement and tell you who to bet on—and who to fade—in the MVP & Offensive Player of the year awards. College Football Playoff Picture: With Conference Championship week approaching, we look at the teams on the bubble and offer our best betting strategies for the final playoff spots. Can a longshot cash a huge ticket? NCAA Basketball Futures: It's never too early for hoops! We unveil our favorite early-season bets for the Men's and Women's National Championships, targeting high-value teams before the lines shorten. Don't place another futures bet without listening. Tune in for the actionable insights and bold predictions you need to stay ahead of the curve! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.