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With their unique and insightful perspective, Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone of Underdog Podcasts talk about the biggest news of the week in sports, sneakers and more -- as well of telling some great stories of their own.

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Wednesday · 46 min
486: Ole Miss’s Unforgivable Error
Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone dig into Ole Miss football and a rough stretch for Philadelphia sports, led by Lane Johnson’s retirement and breaking news that Cam Jurgens is being traded to Baltimore. They also look at the Flyers’ young-player usage, the Phillies’ playoff exit and uncertain future, and the Eagles’ increasingly depleted roster ahead of Jacksonville. The conversation tracks how those storylines connect across the NFL, NHL and MLB, with added NBA, NFL and travel talk along the way. Listeners will hear the episode move from Ole Miss to the Eagles’ roster questions, then into the Phillies’ postseason disappointment and what comes next for a battered Philadelphia sports scene. 0:25 Opening — Weather, Chris’ upcoming trip and an expensive soccer-jersey purchase. 2:35 Lane Johnson retires — Johnson’s Eagles legacy, elite career statistics, Hall of Fame case and what his departure means for Philadelphia’s offensive line. 7:47 Eagles roster outlook — Jordan Mailata and Landon Dickerson retirement concerns, running-back depth and the increasingly thin offense. 8:20 Ole Miss/Adidas — Ole Miss leaving Nike, the Vanderbilt matchup and how Florida’s loss affects the Rebels’ season. 10:55 Ole Miss quarterbacks — Austin Simmons, Trinidad Chambliss, Deuce Knight and the program’s future at quarterback. 14:05 Ole Miss-Vanderbilt — Injury updates and touchdown markets from oddsmakers. 15:40 Flyers — Philadelphia’s expectations, playoff outlook and concerns about limited roles for young players such as Porter Martone and Matvei Michkov. 18:20 Travel/clothing — Scotland weather, the London West End trip and Chris needing a new wardrobe for the trip. 24:40 Jeans discussion — Matt’s preferred stretch-jean brand and Chris’ less comfortable recent purchase. 28:35 Phillies — Atlanta eliminates Philadelphia, Don Mattingly’s uncertain future and Alex Cora reportedly declining interest. 29:21 Breaking Eagles trade — Cam Jurgens is traded to Baltimore; Chris and Matt react to the compensation and Philadelphia’s suddenly devastated offensive-line depth. 33:00 Eagles offensive line — Willie Lampkin, Micah Morris and what the possible starting five could look like against Jacksonville. 34:55 Eagles-Jaguars — Philadelphia’s injury list, offensive limitations and the line from oddsmakers. 35:38 Phillies roster game — Which current Phillies could still be on the roster the next time the club plays, including Wheeler, Nola, Realmuto, Bohm, Stott, Turner, Harper and Schwarber. 38:28 Phillies manager debate — Whether Mattingly could return, analytics, bullpen usage and postseason pitching strategy. 42:00 Eagles touchdown market — Hurts, Shipley, Dontayvion Wicks, Darius Cooper and other scoring options from oddsmakers. 43:54 Buccaneers-Cowboys — Baker Mayfield’s status and Dallas’ matchup with Tampa Bay. 45:18 Eagles future — Whether Landon Dickerson will ever take another snap for Philadelphia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
September 30 · 45 min
485: Things Didn't Go As Planned
Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open with cars, Tesla shopping, StockX mystery boxes, vacations and family stories before getting into a rough week across college football, the NFL and MLB. The sports half centers on Ole Miss–Florida, Oregon–USC, Eagles–Bears, the Phillies’ playoff matchup, the 76ers and the Presidents Cup. They also mix in snow and garage stories, baseball-rule ideas and a few quick NBA, soccer and golf detours. 0:25 Opening — Tesla and EV shopping, dream cars, the Porsche Taycan, rental-car temptation and the cost of luxury ownership. 8:33 StockX mystery boxes — Chris and Matt revisit the changing tiers, prices and value of the boxes. 9:30 Vacation and family talk — Matt’s upcoming trip leads into kids, adoption jokes and other life updates. 12:49 Ole Miss–Florida — The loss in Gainesville, Ole Miss’ offense without Kewan Lacy, Florida’s rise and the SEC schedule/playoff picture. 15:03 Oregon–USC — Dante Moore’s injury leads to a broader discussion of quarterback slides, targeting and player safety. 18:28 Cars, garages and snow stories — Matt works through a Tesla purchase while both hosts trade stories about garage mishaps, snow emergencies, towing and brutal commutes. 25:44 Eagles–Bears — Case Keenum’s performance, Philadelphia’s pass-rush and turnover problems, and an early look at the Rams matchup and the view from oddsmakers. 28:28 Phillies–Braves — Philadelphia’s wild-card series, pitching options and postseason path, plus a hypothetical rule for retiring players joining playoff teams and Justin Verlander’s farewell. 33:20 Baseball rule ideas — Metal bats, extra bases, women’s baseball equipment and ways to make the sport stranger. 34:47 Manchester City — A quick detour into the developing financial case surrounding City. 35:45 76ers and Knicks — The preseason matchup opens a broader look at Philadelphia’s roster, LeBron James, Joel Embiid’s conditioning, bench depth and backup-center concerns. 40:41 PGA/golf calendar — Chris tries to make sense of why the golf season is still going and the Utah Championship comes up. 41:34 Presidents Cup — Team USA’s Sunday comeback, Jackson Koivun, how the event differs from the Ryder Cup and the decision to rest Scottie Scheffler. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
September 25 · 46 min
484 Case Keenum: A True American Hero
The Underdog mixes college football, MLB, NFL, and plenty of side conversation as Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone work through a busy sports week. Ole Miss-LSU and the Rebels’ trip to Florida drive the college-football discussion, while the Phillies’ playoff outlook and the Eagles’ uneven start lead the pro-sports talk. The episode also touches on NFL Week 3, travel, TV, crypto, and an unexpectedly chaotic sneaker washer. 0:25 Opening: clay shooting, shoulder pain, movies and the week ahead. 4:28 TV and random life stuff: The Traitors, mystery Coinbase deposits and Chris’ Kickstarter sneaker washer. 13:57 Ole Miss-LSU: Lane Kiffin’s return, Trinidad Chambliss, Pete Golding, the late interception and Ole Miss moving to No. 4. 16:04 Ole Miss-Florida: Kiwan Lacey’s injury, the Rebels’ backfield, Chambliss’ Heisman buzz, Florida’s challenge and Ole Miss’ difficult remaining schedule. 23:44 Vanderbilt-NC State: the bizarre final-play touchdown, Vanderbilt’s 3-0 start and upcoming Ole Miss ticket prices. 25:22 MLB sidebars: Justin Verlander’s final start, Comerica Park’s name change and the origin of Fifth Third Bank. 27:09 Trinidad Chambliss: his NFL potential, size and what another strong season could mean. 30:01 Phillies: playoff expectations, possible roster changes, Bryce Harper, the Dodgers and Brewers, World Series discussion and Philadelphia’s rare 100-win seasons. 34:13 Eagles-Titans: Saquon Barkley’s injury scare, extreme heat, Philadelphia’s offensive-line and safety problems and early Super Bowl conversation. 36:48 NFL early reads: Buccaneers, Titans, Falcons, Dolphins and Saints after two weeks. 37:19 Falcons-Packers: Michael Penix Jr.’s return, Green Bay’s shaky start and the changing line from oddsmakers. 38:15 Eagles-Bears: Caleb Williams’ hamstring, Chicago’s backup-QB situation and the Monday-night matchup. 41:27 Travel: the upcoming Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England trip, including Wrexham. 43:18 Week 3 wrap: Ole Miss-Florida, Packers-Falcons and Eagles-Bears lines, plus Case Keenum vs. Chase Daniel career earnings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
September 18 · 44 min
483: LSU/Ole' Miss, MLB Salary Cap, and More
The Underdog opens with Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone mixing entertainment, travel, and sneaker talk before moving into a heavy sports episode. The centerpiece is Ole Miss-LSU, followed by Phillies/MLB discussion and NFL Week 2. They also touch on fantasy football, betting specials, the Chiefs, PGA Tour, and the Solheim Cup. 0:25 Opening: NFL Week 1, Ole Miss-Charlotte and the week ahead. 1:21 TV: The Traitors, Slow Horses and other current shows. 4:08 Travel, golf purchases, sneakers and international shipping costs. 12:21 College football setup: Ole Miss, the Week 3 slate and broader early-season reactions. 15:48 LSU-Ole Miss: Lane Kiffin’s return, the atmosphere in Oxford, Ole Miss’ offense and key players to watch. 22:02 Texas, Michigan and Oklahoma, plus a discussion of in-game coach interviews. 24:10 Phillies/MLB: Philadelphia’s playoff outlook, Jesús Luzardo and the late-season race. 27:21 MLB labor: salary-cap and salary-floor proposals, competitive balance and how high-payroll teams could adjust. 29:49 Lions-Bills: Detroit’s opener, Buffalo’s Week 1 performance and the Thursday night matchup. 32:28 Eagles-Titans: Philadelphia’s offensive-line concerns, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Tyler Steen, Saquon Barkley and Tennessee. 36:54 NFC South and fantasy football: Bryce Young, Carolina’s offense and Matt’s AJ Brown-Jalen Coker trade. 39:11 Betting specials: Ole Miss-LSU and Giants-Rams multi-leg markets from oddsmakers. 40:48 NFL takes: Jalen Hurts vs. Justin Herbert, Dallas concerns and Kansas City’s upgraded running game. 42:45 PGA Tour: Biltmore Championship discussion and players on the board. 43:03 Solheim Cup: Matt’s reaction to the event and a broader appreciation of women’s sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
September 9 · 36 min
482: An Almost Upset and Week 1
The Underdog opens with Ole Miss’ Week 1 escape, the proposed 24-team College Football Playoff and what comes next against Charlotte and LSU. Chris and Matt also get into the NFL’s Australia opener, the Phillies’ frustrating loss to Houston and Week 1 Patriots-Seahawks. Off the field, they cover The Traitors, streaming ads, YouTube Premium and StockX mystery boxes. The provided transcript ends when the connection drops during the Patriots-Seahawks discussion. 0:25 Intro and Ole Miss-Louisville reaction, plus what the result means for the season. 1:02 Proposed 24-team College Football Playoff expansion, ESPN rights and the future postseason format. 2:24 Ole Miss-Charlotte preview, Top 25 reaction, Charlotte’s outlook and a look ahead to LSU. 7:24 NFL opening week, 49ers-Rams in Australia, unusual kickoff logistics, Aaron Donald and overseas player taxes. 10:14 TV talk: Paradise, The Traitors Ireland, upcoming U.S./UK Traitors seasons, Phaedra-CT rumors and the Weasley twins. 18:02 Phillies-Astros: Brandon Marsh and Edmundo Sosa baserunning, Andrew Painter, World Series odds and concern about Philadelphia’s aging core. 20:53 MLB labor concerns, The Paper, streaming commercials, YouTube Premium and ad overload. 27:45 StockX $300/$400 sneaker mystery boxes, buybacks, shoe value and whether the $200 tier remains the better gamble. 32:24 NFL Week 1: Patriots-Seahawks, A.J. Brown, New England’s outlook, fantasy football and Mike Vrabel discussion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
September 6 · 34 min
481: Lane is Such a Rascal
0:25 Intro, Matt’s surprise calendar meeting and the week’s show setup. 3:57 Sneaker releases: Kobe Eagles Proto 5s, Eagles quarterback history, Donovan McNabb and Mekhi Becton. 9:13 Lane Kiffin, college eligibility rules and the controversy surrounding NFL-to-college returns. 10:44 Crypto talk: random token deposits, Dogecoin and past gains. 13:19 Oddsmakers recap, recent golf wagers and BMW Championship results. 16:07 Ole Miss-Louisville: spread discussion and the show’s wager, plus Ole Miss’ early-season outlook. 18:32 Food tangent: oysters, Domino’s, Pizza Hut, local pizza spots and late-night restaurant nostalgia. 27:56 College football’s return and the start of September. 28:29 Harry Potter HBO reboot, the new cast, Ilvermorny and expanding the Wizarding World. 37:44 Ole Miss-Louisville revisited, with Charlotte and LSU next on the schedule. The Underdog covers Kobe Eagles sneakers, Donovan McNabb, Lane Kiffin and college eligibility, golf wagers, Ole Miss-Louisville, the return of college football, Ole Miss’ upcoming Charlotte and LSU games, plus crypto, pizza and the new Harry Potter series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
August 22 · 43 min
480: Ole Miss, Eagles and the BMW Championship
0:25 Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open with birthday talk, PR pitches and last week’s soccer bets. 4:48 Ole Miss football: 2025 stats and the 2026 schedule, including Louisville, Charlotte, LSU, Florida, Vanderbilt, Missouri, Wofford, Mississippi State, Texas, Auburn, Oklahoma and Georgia. 16:28 Wrexham travel, the Wrexham-Sunderland trip to Subaru Park and soccer analytics through X Genius and Moneyball. 20:43 Ole Miss national-title and Heisman talk centers on Trinidad Chambliss, CJ Carr, Arch Manning, Darian Mensah and other contenders, followed by NIL, eligibility and transfer rules. 25:10 GTA 6, home-office setups, TV prices and an Army reenlistment incentive lead into a LeBron James tangent. 34:39 Eagles season tickets spark an NFL-in-person vs. TV debate, plus hockey, basketball and baseball viewing. 39:25 Eagles-Patriots joint practices and reactions to A.J. Brown and Milton Williams. 41:04 BMW Championship at Bellerive: Scottie Scheffler, Ludvig Åberg, Rory McIlroy, Sam Burns and Matt Fitzpatrick headline the oddsmakers markets. 43:48 TV talk on Widow’s Bay and Reacher. 47:45 Final BMW Championship wagers and the close. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
August 13 · 34 min
479: The Soccer Guys
0:25 — Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open The Underdog by joking about newfound fame, boats, Jim Rome, and the strange world of sports-media rankings. 3:55 — Chris tells the story of commissioning family oil portraits, the short-lived idea of adding marble busts, and why that plan was probably destined to become unsettling. 6:33 — The guys revisit their World Cup betting run, the show’s growing soccer obsession, and their recent experience at Subaru Park, including the Philadelphia Union atmosphere and stadium setting. 11:54 — A food-and-TV detour covers Rita’s Water Ice, House of the Dragon, I Will Find You, Gone, Monsters of God, and Naked and Afraid. 19:04 — Soccer odds take over as Chris and Matt work through five matches without revealing their eventual picks. 19:40 — Philadelphia Union vs. Santos: matchup discussion, current odds and the hosts’ Union bias after visiting Subaru Park. 20:27 — NYCFC vs. Club Necaxa: odds, Necaxa’s celebrity ownership connections and the club’s TV profile. 22:06 — Club América vs. Austin FC: the hosts examine the matchup and odds before detouring into LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, and NBA jerseys. 26:38 — Cruz Azul vs. Chicago Fire: odds discussion leads into Disney’s D23 event, Cars collectibles, and Lightning McQueen Crocs. 31:42 — Portland Timbers vs. Club Tijuana: the final soccer matchup and odds segment, followed by a discussion of MLS stadiums. 32:40 — Ted Lasso, the world’s largest stadiums and the new Buffalo Bills stadium enter the conversation, including stadium capacity, video-board complaints and obstructed-view concerns. 35:31 — Phillies and MLB: Chris quizzes Matt on ESPN’s Top 50 players, including Philadelphia stars Christopher Sánchez, Kyle Schwarber, Zack Wheeler, Jesús Luzardo, Luis Arraez and Bryce Harper. 38:23 — Phillies Field of Dreams: the hosts preview the special game atmosphere and discuss Philadelphia honoring former players whose MLB careers never included an appearance. 40:05 — Chris and Matt close the episode with the Phillies’ unusually strong representation among baseball’s top-ranked players. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
August 5 · 47 min
478: The Loneliest Ring of Honor
0:25 — Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open with the MLB trade deadline, Philadelphia’s additions of Luis Arraez and bullpen help, the Dodgers acquiring Tarik Skubal and concerns about a possible future baseball lockout. 2:32 — The Phillies’ post-deadline lineup takes center stage, including possible defensive changes involving Bryson Stott, Trea Turner, Alec Bohm and Bryce Harper, plus questions about where Arraez fits. 5:12 — NFL contract and quarterback talk covers Zay Flowers’ Ravens extension, Minnesota’s decision to move on from Sam Darnold and Daniel Jones, the J.J. McCarthy–Kyler Murray situation and the Vikings’ handling of Justin Jefferson. 9:16 — The hosts discuss Eagles training-camp concerns, Cooper DeJean’s NFL Top 100 ranking, Reed Blankenship’s departure and Philadelphia players changing jersey numbers, including Jihaad Campbell and Makai Lemon. 13:09 — A trip to the Philadelphia Union’s stadium leads to a deep dive into the club’s unusually small Ring of Honor and the career of its lone member, Sébastien Le Toux. 18:29 — Chris quizzes Matt on the NFL teams with the most retired numbers before they debate modern jersey-number rules, the Bears and Giants, Abdul Carter and traditional positional numbers. 20:27 — The number discussion expands to notable No. 52s, Eagles players who wore it, Ray Lewis, Patrick Willis and Matt’s own high-school football numbers. 24:01 — Chris recounts his extremely brief high-school football career. The hosts then revisit their youth basketball and summer-league teams, coaching decisions, injuries and playing alongside athletes far above the local competition. 30:06 — Phillies-Nationals preview: Jesús Luzardo’s matchup, Philadelphia’s latest lineup, CJ Abrams becoming an unexpected favorite in Matt’s household and the World Series market from oddsmakers. 34:52 — Chris and Matt compare Uber passenger ratings, discuss why drivers may score riders poorly and share stories about sleeping during rides, unusual conversations and choosing premium cars. 40:22 — The rideshare conversation shifts to Lyft, Uber Eats, bad-weather tipping, delivery etiquette and Chris offering extra food to drivers. 43:24 — Wyndham Championship preview: Cameron Young, Jackson Koivun, Hideki Matsuyama, Ben Griffin and the tournament market from oddsmakers. The hosts also revisit Brad Dalke’s PGA Tour appearance and explain the enormous gap between professional and recreational athletes through golf and basketball stories. 46:44 — Seamus Power enters the Wyndham Championship discussion before Chris and Matt close the episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
July 31 · 33 min
477: LeBron James to Philly
0:25 — Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open with the weather, the week’s agenda and a brief look at the odds board. 1:18 — The hosts revisit Matt’s improbable StockX mystery-box pull of the Kobe Grinches, his first look at the shoes and the recent-reveal history for the $200 box. Chris then opens several live mystery boxes, evaluates the shoes and trade-in values, and explains how he converts the credit into a pair he already wanted. 9:57 — Philadelphia’s offseason takes over the show as Chris and Matt discuss Kentavious Caldwell-Pope joining the 76ers and their reactions to the surprise signing of LeBron James. 12:58 — The Sixers conversation expands to LeBron’s reported decision process, the team’s place among the Eastern Conference favorites and how Philadelphia could manage the regular-season workloads of James and Joel Embiid. 14:36 — Chris and Matt examine a potential starting group featuring Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown, V.J. Edgecombe, Embiid and LeBron. They discuss offensive roles, roster depth, ticket demand and why the upcoming season has created unusual excitement around the franchise. 17:11 — The hosts review Philadelphia’s MVP prices from oddsmakers and debate the expectations for this roster, whether reaching the NBA Finals should define the season and the possibility of LeBron returning for a second year. 20:50 — Joel Embiid’s future, LeBron’s player option and speculative conversations involving Bronny and Bryce James lead into a broader discussion about how Philadelphia’s roster could evolve. 23:17 — A deleted WNBA social-media post involving Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers sparks a discussion about an informal All-Star Game wager, the public reaction and whether the controversy is being exaggerated. 24:55 — Chris and Matt discuss additional WNBA tension, including a team co-owner’s confrontation with young fans and the complicated league-wide conversation surrounding Caitlin Clark. 25:57 — The Rocket Classic preview begins with the field, last week’s PGA Tour result and golfers including Rickie Fowler, Cameron Young, Keegan Bradley, Hideki Matsuyama, Chris Gotterup and Seamus Power. 29:07 — Matt explains the career of former elite amateur and current golf creator Brad Dalke, including his Oklahoma success, Masters appearance, YouTube career and sponsor invitation into the Rocket Classic. The hosts compare his position with the rest of the field and close with the tournament market Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
July 22 · 50 min
476: The Greatest Mystery Box Pull
0:25 — Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open with some confusion over the day before turning to the Philadelphia 76ers’ trade for Jaylen Brown. They discuss the fit, the cost of moving off Paul George’s contract and how the deal changes Philadelphia’s NBA outlook. 2:36 — LeBron James’ final-season options are examined, including Cleveland, Miami, Philadelphia and Golden State. The hosts discuss family considerations, veteran ring-chasers, scheduling implications and current odds from oddsmakers without settling on a prediction. 6:21 — Tom Brady, Logan Paul, Fanatics Fest, Michael Rubin and the rising cost of sports jerseys lead into a broader conversation about sports celebrity culture and whether premium merchandise pricing has become unreasonable. 10:35 — Chris recommends Amazon Prime’s Murder 101, a true-crime series involving a high-school class investigating connected murders. The hosts also discuss another unusual documentary and the confusion created by shows moving between streaming platforms. 12:38 — Matt takes over the StockX sneaker mystery-box experiment. A pair of pink Jordan 5s is traded back before the second box produces Nike Kobe 6 Protro “Grinches,” one of Kobe Bryant’s most recognizable shoes. They discuss the odds of the pull, resale value and whether the shoes should be worn or sold. 26:36 — Phillies-Dodgers takes center stage with Trea Turner’s recent performance and Zack Wheeler’s upcoming start. The conversation covers Wheeler’s All-Star omission, Cy Young history, Hall of Fame case, retirement timeline and whether he would enter Cooperstown wearing a Phillies cap. 30:58 — A Philadelphia high-school player being booed during the Home Run Derby leads to a discussion about local fan culture, while the hosts also look at Wheeler strikeout and Phillies home-run markets from oddsmakers. 33:12 — Ryan Fox’s Open Championship victory is reviewed, including his rapid pace of play, record-tying weekend round and rise from deep on the leaderboard. Bryson DeChambeau’s controversial penalty and his reaction are also debated. 40:14 — The 3M Open field, Scottie Scheffler’s heavy favorite status, Hideki Matsuyama, Keith Mitchell and Matt’s fantasy-golf struggles are discussed alongside increasingly ridiculous hypothetical parlays. 45:28 — The episode closes with reactions to Hawk, plans to see The Odyssey in true IMAX and a debate over Will Ferrell’s best recent work, including Barbie, The Lego Movie 2, The Righteous Gemstones, Casa de Mi Padre and his run on The Office. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
July 18 · 34 min
475: Format Issues
0:25 — Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open with wildfire smoke around Philadelphia, the MLB All-Star break and the difficulty of balancing summer sports, work and family schedules. 1:14 — Phillies-Mets and the MLB All-Star Game are discussed, including Philadelphia’s second-half loss, Bryce Harper’s criticism of playing through poor air quality and Cristopher Sánchez’s difficult All-Star appearance. 1:58 — Matt shares his in-person Home Run Derby experience, including his left-field seats, the speed of home-run balls, the event’s length and the high school metal-bat exhibition. 3:48 — The hosts review the Derby’s new swing-based format, the added excitement of Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper participating, Philadelphia fans booing opposing hitters and Jordan Walker’s dramatic finish. They also discuss fans who took the exhibition result far too seriously. 10:40 — The Phillies’ second-half outlook covers their World Series odds from oddsmakers, bullpen injuries, the need for another reliever and right fielder, and why one loss immediately after the All-Star break should not define the season. 11:46 — Wildfire smoke leads to stories about California fire seasons, children being stuck indoors and surreal memories from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. 14:15 — Chris opens two StockX sneaker mystery boxes. An Ash Blue Yeezy Boost produces a profit in store credit before an unusual Vans Old Skool selection gives most of it back. 18:53 — France-England receives a spoiler-free World Cup third-place preview, including the financial value of tournament placement, federation prize money and compensation paid to clubs that release players. 22:03 — Spain-Argentina receives a World Cup final preview centered on Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal, the famous childhood photo connecting them, Spain’s defensive record, Argentina’s pursuit of another championship and the latest odds from oddsmakers. 25:53 — Chris and Matt discuss The Sheep Detectives, Hugh Jackman’s role, the film’s trailer and their increasingly confusing attempts to track which streaming service carries each show or movie. 28:07 — The Open Championship conversation covers surprise leader Jackson Suber, his Ole Miss background, links-golf conditions at Royal Birkdale, Bryson DeChambeau and Scottie Scheffler remaining close, live futures from oddsmakers and Matt’s fantasy-golf standing. 33:49 — The episode closes with the results of the sneaker experiment, problems accessing their wagering account and a final look at the World Cup weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
July 11 · 49 min
474: Sneaker Loot Boxes and World Cup Picks
The Underdog: Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone cover the USMNT’s World Cup exit, World Cup quarterfinal odds, StockX sneaker mystery boxes, trading cards, sneakers, Phillies talk, travel complaints, food and diet, Scottish Open golf odds, and a Wyndham Clark-Baker Mayfield story. 0:25 — Chris and Matt open the show with the USMNT’s World Cup exit, the Folarin Balogun red-card reversal controversy, FIFA weirdness, Christian Pulisic’s uneven tournament, and whether the United States could become a top-10 World Cup odds team by 2030. 5:28 — The conversation shifts to NCAA 27, NIL systems in sports video games, PlayStation’s reported move away from physical discs, digital ownership, resale value, GameStop memories, and concerns about preserving physical game libraries. 8:26 — Chris tries StockX sneaker mystery boxes live on the show, revealing multiple Jordan options while he and Matt break down the real cost, shipping, instant trade-in credit, and how the format feels like a real-life loot box. 15:42 — Chris connects the mystery-box idea to a possible unboxing show, then talks about buying expensive sports cards from Panini and Target, using the CollectX app, pulling autographs, and finding cards like Alba Redondo and Cade Cunningham with real resale value. 18:46 — Matt and Chris move into sneaker talk, including new Kobe Bryant colorways, the Caitlin Clark Kobe “Coconut Milk Spruce,” Devin Booker McDonald’s shoes, resale prices, and how StockX credit can make future purchases feel deceptively cheaper. 23:33 — The hosts check in on the Phillies and Don Mattingly before drifting into sunscreen, golf tans, UK travel, air conditioning, ice, dryers, European grocery stores, and how different cereal culture feels outside the United States. 31:22 — Cereal and snacks lead into Rice Krispie Treats, Fruity Pebbles, Matt’s lunch fatigue, Chris’s diet goals, fitting into XL shirts again, and a quick off-air tease about GLP-1 weight-loss medication. 34:18 — The show returns to World Cup quarterfinal talk, with France-Morocco, Spain-Belgium, Norway-England, and Argentina-Switzerland discussed through oddsmakers’ lines, player storylines, Mbappé jokes, Ayoub Bouaddi, Spain’s clean-sheet streak, Haaland vs. Kane, Jordan Henderson’s celebration injury, and Argentina’s path forward. 39:54 — Chris introduces Sprite Zero + Tea, which turns into a comedy detour through office gossip jokes, Jury Duty, Company Retreat, Pauly Shore movies, Encino Man, The Internship, Harry Potter audiobooks, Snape, Voldemort, and Matt’s Owen Wilson impression. 44:40 — The closing sports segment focuses on golf, including Matt’s Scottish Open bet on Sepp Straka, the DP World Tour leaderboard, oddsmakers’ tournament prices, LIV names, Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Reed, and Wyndham Clark’s college-era Baker Mayfield story. 48:44 — Chris wraps the episode after a loose, comedy-heavy conversation that moves from World Cup odds and sneaker gambling to golf, pop culture, travel, food, and the kind of side conversations that define The Underdog. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
June 26 · 38 min
473: Ball News, Toy Story 5 and World Cup Picks
0:25 – Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open The Underdog with sound-bar jokes, a listener pizza giveaway, and the usual loose setup before moving into NBA news, the World Cup, Phillies baseball, golf, and shoes. 3:07 – LaMelo Ball’s trade to Minnesota leads the sports talk, with Chris breaking down the Hornets-Timberwolves deal, the sudden pivot from rumor to news on Yesterday in Sports, and jokes about LaMelo driving in Minnesota winters. 4:48 – Matt brings up LeVar Ball’s divorce news, which turns into a conversation about live-stream clips, streamer culture, Neon, TikTok repurposing, and how professional clippers turn other people’s content into their own business. 8:00 – House of the Dragon Season 3 gets a spoiler-light reaction, including the awkward first-episode family dynamic, Matt’s decision to watch a recap instead of all of Season 2, and Chris pushing A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms again. 12:56 – Streaming and TV talk continues with Mayor of Kingstown, Jeremy Renner, Mare of Easttown, episode length, Rogue One, The Mandalorian, Star Wars lore, and why some franchises feel hard to jump back into. 15:29 – Chris checks last week’s World Cup betting results from oddsmakers, with the card down about $15, before he and Matt raise the stakes and begin a new slate of World Cup picks. 16:51 – Curaçao vs. Ivory Coast and Ecuador vs. Germany begin the World Cup card, with odds from oddsmakers, Matt’s quick logic, and Chris tracking each $20 wager as the board builds. 19:55 – Japan vs. Sweden discussion leads into the day’s closest World Cup matchup, a draw angle, and a detour into Matt’s review of Toy Story 5, Conan O’Brien’s role, recent kids’ movies, and upcoming animated releases. 23:37 – Toy Story 5 talk continues with Jessie, Buzz, Woody, Joan Cusack, Ham, John Ratzenberger, franchise aging, whether there will be a sixth movie, and how the series could eventually circle back to Andy’s family. 26:41 – Tunisia vs. Netherlands brings the biggest long-shot pick of the card, with Tunisia at massive odds from oddsmakers and Matt embracing the underdog angle despite the Netherlands being the day’s heaviest favorite. 27:51 – Paraguay vs. Australia becomes a group-stage qualification discussion, with Chris and Matt working through Group D math, goal difference, the U.S. position, and a brief Australia-New Zealand geography argument. 30:39 – Turkey vs. USA closes the World Cup card, with Christian Pulisic’s return, the U.S. group-stage situation, and the hosts debating how much the final match still matters before placing the final wager. 32:48 – Golf talk shifts to the Travelers Championship, where Matt explains his Brian Harman pick, the event’s signature status, and Harman’s wild opening round full of birdies, bogeys, a double bogey, and a late eagle. 36:14 – Chris checks Travelers odds from oddsmakers, Matt talks through his rough run of golf picks, Collin Morikawa comes up, and Chris makes a Matt Fitzpatrick wager before the show wraps. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
June 19 · 36 min
472: Let's Make More World Cup Money!
0:25 – Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open The Underdog with baseball, the World Cup, a major golf week, two newly crowned champions, and odds from oddsmakers. 0:58 – Caitlin Clark’s new signature shoe starts a sneaker discussion about WNBA signature shoes, Sabrina Ionescu’s popular Nike line, Elena Delle Donne’s shoes, Kobe-inspired designs, and the current lack of exciting upcoming releases. 3:51 – Chris talks about adult-homeowner expenses, switching his North Carolina yard from pine needles to mulch, and how landscaping costs are cutting into sneaker money. 6:11 – Chris checks the results from last week’s World Cup picks, with Matt’s soccer wagers somehow up $8.18 despite a draw-heavy slate, including wins on Ivory Coast-Ecuador, Germany-Curaçao, and Australia-Türkiye. 6:43 – The conversation shifts to the World Cup viewing schedule, Chris’ difficult solo preview episode for The Beautiful Game, Matt’s lack of live viewing, and the challenge of watching games during work, dinner, bedtime, and late-night windows. 8:15 – Chris and Matt discuss recent World Cup viewing, including Ghana-Panama, Uzbekistan-Colombia, the upcoming USMNT match, and Matt’s plan to take his son to see Toy Story 5. 9:10 – Movie and TV talk covers Toy Story, Tom Hanks, Chet Hanks, Colin Hanks, Running Point, Orange County, Fargo, and why Chris still wants Matt to watch more of it. 10:58 – House of the Dragon Season 3 preview leads to Matt revisiting Season 2, the show’s brutal early episodes, Game of Thrones spinoffs, and Chris recommending A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. 13:48 – Superhero movie talk covers Millie Alcock as Supergirl, the newer DC movie universe, Drake Bell’s Superhero Movie, Kevin Hart, Leslie Nielsen, Jeffrey Tambor, Tracy Morgan, and odd Teen Choice Award memories. 16:46 – World Cup betting recap continues with the full accounting of last week’s $50 card before Chris and Matt begin a new round of $5 picks for upcoming matches. 18:16 – Czechia vs. South Africa and Switzerland vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina picks begin the new World Cup card, with Matt choosing South Africa and Switzerland using questionable geography and coastline logic. 19:27 – Canada vs. Qatar, Mexico vs. South Korea, and USA vs. Australia picks include Matt taking a draw, backing Mexico’s home-field advantage, choosing the United States, and discussing Folarin Balogun’s unusual USMNT eligibility. 22:37 – Scotland vs. Morocco and Brazil vs. Haiti continue the World Cup picks, with talk about Scottish fans in Boston, Haiti’s Polish ties, Brazil’s huge favorite status, and Iran’s unusual travel complications during the tournament. 25:54 – Türkiye vs. Paraguay, Netherlands vs. Sweden, Germany vs. Ivory Coast, and Tunisia vs. Japan close the World Cup card, with Matt adding more underdogs, another draw, and an 11th wager by accident. 28:31 – U.S. Open golf discussion begins with Matt calling it a major, Chris bringing up golf movies, The Greatest Game Ever Played, Tin Cup, Kevin Smith’s Cop Out, and a Kevin Bacon name-change bit. 30:54 – Matt recaps last week’s golf frustration after Sahith Theegala’s strong start turned into a rough Sunday, leading to a discussion of prize money, travel costs, caddies, and Theegala’s career earnings. 32:58 – Matt’s U.S. Open pick is Matt Fitzpatrick, with discussion of his recent form, previous U.S. Open win, the depth of the field, live odds from oddsmakers, Tommy Fleetwood, Xander Schauffele, Brooks Koepka, and long-shot names. 34:59 – Chris dives into deep U.S. Open long shots, amateur qualifiers, Vaughn Harber, Ohio State, Ole Miss jokes, and the enormous field before closing the episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
June 12 · 49 min
471: NBA Finals, World Cup Picks, and Dad Shoes
0:25 – Chris Horwedel and Matt Krohn open The Underdog with a packed mid-June sports slate, including the NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Final, World Cup, MLB, golf, and odds from oddsmakers. 1:09 – Matt talks about getting back into walking, buying Adidas Ultraboosts, and why the right shoe matters for longer dog walks, leading to a broader sneaker comfort debate about Pumas, Hokas, Nike Vomeros, dad shoes, and travel shoes. 8:37 – Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals talk begins with Matt disavowing his brief Knicks fandom after ugly fan behavior in New York, while Chris discusses having money on San Antonio and why the series has become frustrating to watch. 10:41 – Game 4 breakdown focuses on the Spurs blowing a huge lead, the Knicks comeback, San Antonio’s poor late-game decision-making, Mitch Johnson’s coaching issues, and why Charles Barkley’s criticism of the Spurs’ basketball IQ resonated. 12:25 – Victor Wembanyama discussion covers his incredible talent but also his frustrating flaws, including post positioning, boxing out, physicality, shot selection, pick-and-roll usage, and comparisons to the Ben Simmons development problem. 14:58 – De’Aaron Fox’s late-game mistake is broken down, with Chris and Matt explaining why he should have dribbled out the clock, forced a foul, and avoided giving the Knicks another chance. 17:25 – Knicks fan behavior and New York title pressure are discussed, including whether it would be worse for the city if the Knicks win or lose, and how toxic fan reactions can make even neutral fans root against a team. 20:01 – Chris and Matt debate the impact of a sitting president attending an NBA Finals game, including security restrictions, lost local business, past presidential appearances at major sporting events, and why championship games create unique logistical issues. 24:48 – World Cup betting segment begins with Matt making picks despite limited soccer knowledge, starting with Canada vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina, USA vs. Paraguay, Qatar vs. Switzerland, Brazil vs. Morocco, and Haiti vs. Scotland. 32:42 – Jersey and dog-walking side conversation covers Haiti’s Polish-inspired kit detail, Loch Ness FC shirts from a mystery kit box, sizing struggles, summer heat, walking dogs safely, and problems caused by off-leash dogs. 38:15 – World Cup picks continue with Australia vs. Türkiye, Germany vs. Curaçao, Netherlands vs. Japan, Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador, and Sweden vs. Tunisia, with Matt using everything from geography to old players to kit loyalty as his rationale. 41:46 – Las Vegas Sphere discussion covers Matt seeing Dead & Company, the venue’s massive visuals, the exterior LED display, and whether smaller Sphere-style venues should exist outside Vegas. 48:19 – Golf talk closes the episode with Matt’s RBC Canadian Open pick, Sahith Theegala, plus a quick look at Brooks Koepka, Sam Burns, Ryan Fox, Wyndham Clark, and the live tournament odds. 49:36 – Chris and Matt wrap the show after placing $50 worth of World Cup picks and promising to check back next week on whether Matt’s soccer logic turned a profit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
June 5 · 50 min
470: Sometimes a Win is Really a Loss
0:25 – Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open The Underdog with a Thursday check-in, warm-weather banter, vitamin D jokes, gym memories, basketball nostalgia, and a rundown of a packed sports week featuring NBA Finals, NHL Finals, NFL trades, MLB, golf, and World Cup talk. 4:49 – NBA Finals discussion focuses on Knicks vs. Spurs Game 1, Matt’s successful Knicks wager, updated series odds, Victor Wembanyama, and whether San Antonio can still control the matchup after dropping the opener. 7:05 – Flyers memorabilia and sneaker talk includes a signed Legion of Doom-era Flyers jersey, Matt’s past jersey sale, Caitlin Clark Kobe 5s, Booker 2 “Sedona McDonald’s” shoes, upcoming Kobe releases, and the current sneaker market slowdown. 12:26 – TV and streaming segment covers A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder Season 2, Emma Myers, Wednesday, Stranger Things, Reacher, The Night Agent, Gabriel Basso, The Lincoln Lawyer, Suits, Sons of Anarchy, Mayans M.C., and how long-running shows can lose control when stakes keep escalating. 24:59 – The Boys discussion centers on the final season, Daveed Diggs joining the cast, the show’s darker turns, over-the-top superhero violence, and why some shocking moments hit harder than others. 26:44 – Documentary and podcast follow-up covers The Dark Wizard, Dean Potter, spoiler complaints, Matt’s golf outing, family updates, Better’s Delight, fashion week jokes, and a side conversation about shorts, Fabletics, and athletic gear. 30:11 – NHL Stanley Cup Final update checks in on Hurricanes vs. Golden Knights series odds and leads into Phillies talk around Cristopher Sánchez’s historic scoreless-innings streak and whether he deserves All-Star Game consideration. 33:14 – Phillies roster discussion looks at Don Mattingly’s impact, the team’s turnaround, possible trade-deadline needs, Alec Bohm frustration, right field questions, Bryce Harper’s defensive fit at first base, Rhys Hoskins nostalgia, and potential lineup upgrades. 36:28 – Eagles trade reaction breaks down A.J. Brown being dealt to New England, Jordan Mailata’s “thank God it’s over” quote, locker-room tension, trade value concerns, Jalen Waddle comparisons, and how Philadelphia moves forward after losing a franchise-level receiver. 41:31 – NFL blockbuster segment covers Myles Garrett being traded to the Rams, Jared Verse heading to Cleveland, the Rams becoming major Super Bowl favorites, Browns quarterback chaos, Deshaun Watson discussion, and Russell Wilson retirement jokes. 46:26 – Golf talk closes the episode with the Memorial Tournament, Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Wyndham Clark, Cam Young, Matt’s Titleist loyalty, fantasy-golf standings, and the upcoming U.S. Open picture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
May 29 · 34 min
469: 32 Words in 90 Seconds
0:25 – Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open The Underdog with a Friday check-in, a look ahead to NBA Playoffs, MLB, golf, and odds. 1:26 – Matt brings up The Dark Wizard, a climbing documentary about Dean Potter, leading to a larger conversation about extreme climbing, free soloing, BASE jumping, mental health, and the team behind The Alpinist. 5:53 – Streaming talk covers Pop Culture Jeopardy with Colin Jost, why it is easier to play along with than traditional Jeopardy, and the return of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder on Netflix. 8:11 – Sneaker discussion includes Travis Scott releases, the Toro Bravo 4s, Caitlin Clark Kobe 5s, Booker 2 “McDonald’s” shoes inspired by Sedona’s teal arches, and Foamposites. 13:58 – Scripps National Spelling Bee recap highlights champion Shrey Parikh, the lightning-round format, the winning word, and the prize package that comes with winning the national competition. 15:29 – NBA Playoffs discussion focuses on the Knicks waiting for their NBA Finals opponent, the Thunder-Spurs Western Conference Finals, championship odds from oddsmakers, and Matt’s long-running bit as a Knicks fan. 17:32 – Movie and TV travel talk covers Daredevil, Red Eye, Rachel McAdams, Cillian Murphy, Sam Raimi, Liam Neeson, Samuel L. Jackson jokes, and whether people actually watch television while on vacation. 22:41 – Phillies talk centers on Cristopher Sánchez’s scoreless-innings streak, Grover Cleveland Alexander’s long-standing record, the Phillies’ National League East outlook, World Series odds, and the Braves staying hot. 23:58 – AI and job-application discussion covers using AI for party-name ideas, bad chatbot suggestions, Canva resume issues, and how automated hiring systems can misread certain resume formats. 26:10 – MLB business talk looks at Dodgers spending, Tarik Skubal rumors, a possible future salary cap, and the looming MLB labor situation tied to the next collective bargaining agreement. 28:16 – NBA nostalgia and sneaker culture return with Tracy McGrady’s shoe run, the famous near-trade to Philadelphia, Allen Iverson what-ifs, modern signature shoes, and the WNBA’s growing sneaker presence. 31:40 – Golf segment previews the Charles Schwab Challenge, Alex Smalley, JJ Spaun, Bryson DeChambeau, LIV Golf in South Korea, and Chris’ growing collection of signed Irish golfer memorabilia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
May 15 · 53 min
468: The $30,000 Trophy and the $3 Jersey
0:25 – Chris Horwedel and Matt Crone open the show with programming notes before diving into comedy bits about solo podcasting, social media trends, Walton Goggins’ glasses, and strange celebrity merchandise. 3:27 – Ted Lasso discussion covers the newly announced continuation of the series, the women’s team storyline, Roy Kent and Nate’s arcs, returning characters, and expectations for the show’s future. 5:20 – UK Celebrity Traitors conversation includes Nick Mohammed’s appearance, comparisons between the UK and US celebrity casts, and thoughts on stars like Michael Sheen, Bella Ramsey, and James Blunt joining the series. 7:50 – Scrubs revival reactions lead into Philadelphia sports talk, with the hosts discussing playoff disappointment for the Flyers and 76ers, playoff overtime drama, and the emotional highs and lows of postseason hockey. 9:24 – 76ers offseason analysis focuses on Daryl Morey’s departure, Bob Myers potentially taking over basketball operations, roster uncertainty, and concerns about Philadelphia’s long-term direction. 11:00 – Phillies and Red Sox discussion includes Brandon Marsh leading MLB in batting average, Kyle Schwarber’s home run pace, Don Mattingly’s impact, Fenway Park experiences, and Phillies betting odds from oddsmakers. 14:50 – Shohei Ohtani’s dominance sparks debate over whether the Dodgers should continue letting him pitch given injury risks and his importance at the plate. 15:17 – Podcasting preparation and interview strategies are discussed, including Chris reflecting on earlier podcast habits, over-preparing for interviews, and how conversational formats improved his shows. 16:33 – NBA and NHL playoff conversation covers fading interest after Philadelphia eliminations, Donovan Mitchell rumors, James Harden on the Cavaliers, and speculation about offseason changes around the league. 17:50 – Sneakers, Stranger Things Foamposites, closet design, moving stories, wardrobe boxes, and home storage lead into a long-running comedy segment about moving logistics and household organization. 22:25 – Wrestling nostalgia segment features WWE casket matches, The Undertaker, Mick Foley, dangerous hardcore match types, wrestling documentaries, and the physical toll wrestling takes on performers. 28:25 – LED lighting technology and smart home upgrades transition into Chris sharing stories about installing a luxury bidet, unexpected home repair costs, smart bathroom features, and “poop room” designations. 36:20 – PGA Championship preview examines the history of the Wanamaker Trophy, golf betting odds from oddsmakers, Matt’s visit to Aronimink, merchandise tents, practice-round experiences, and the tournament atmosphere. 44:30 – Golf betting and player analysis close the episode with discussion of Tommy Fleetwood, Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau, LIV Golf uncertainty, Victor Hovland as Chris’ pick, and reflections on enjoying golf without pretending to be an expert. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
May 12 · 51 min
467: Danhausen, Panic & Draft Lottery
0:13 – Sneaker release discussion covering a weak month for shoe drops, favorite upcoming releases, Jordan 3s, Travis Scott collaborations, Huaraches, denim Jordan 3s, and Stranger Things Foamposites. 8:11 – Golf equipment purchases, mini golf strategy, putting skill, and whether real golf ability translates to success in mini golf. 11:24 – NBA Playoffs discussion focused on Knicks vs. 76ers, Joel Embiid’s health, playoff frustrations, Villanova players on the Knicks, and the challenge of balancing Philadelphia’s current roster timeline. 16:32 – Spurs and Thunder playoff conversation, Victor Wembanyama’s dominance, Western Conference outlook, and concerns about Oklahoma City adding another top draft pick. 17:26 – Deep dive into the upcoming NBA Draft class featuring AJ Dybantsa, Cam Boozer, Darryn Peterson, Mikel Brown Jr., and other top prospects, plus discussion of flattened NBA lottery odds and anti-tanking changes. 19:04 – Kevin Durant’s legacy, Golden State years, trade value, career perception, and why his future remains one of the NBA’s biggest offseason storylines. 21:24 – Flyers vs. Hurricanes playoff breakdown, Carolina’s speed advantage, playoff expectations, Mitchkov concerns, offseason needs, and whether Philadelphia can extend the series. 28:13 – Wrestling nostalgia segment featuring The Hurricane, Danhausen, WWE gimmicks, wrestler personas, social media popularity, and the hosts considering booking Danhausen for the podcast. 34:29 – More NBA lottery discussion including Tankathon, lottery simulations, flattened odds, and how the new system impacts tanking strategies around the league. 37:34 – Phillies talk centered on Rob Thomson’s firing, Mike Trout trade rumors, roster construction concerns, Aidan Miller’s injury issues, and long-term concerns about the aging core. 41:08 – Major League movie nostalgia, favorite baseball movie moments, Willie Mays Hayes stories, and appreciation for classic sports comedies. 43:47 – Phillies vs. Athletics discussion and thoughts on Sacramento hosting MLB games in a temporary minor league stadium situation. 44:13 – Truist Championship golf preview including Xander Schauffele, Rory McIlroy, Chris Gotterup, Quail Hollow, PGA Championship expectations, ticket pricing frustrations, golf merch culture, and favorite betting values from oddsmakers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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