BroStorm Sports, Episode 10: World Cup with Seth Yonker, Bengals own the Chiefs, and an APB on Baker Mayfield
In this Episode of BroStorm sports we spend some time talking in depth about the World Cup with soccer aficionado Seth Yonker, talk about some old names in new places across baseball and college football, and recap week 13 of the NFL while making our best bets for next week.
In this Episode of BroStorm Sports, we start by breaking down the World Cup with guest Seth Yonker:
- Seth talks about how it has been a well-played, exciting tournament thus far (even the Group stage gave us some excitement)
- Some of the upsets could be attributed to the tournament being played in the Winter vs. the Summer.
- He was happy with the US teams performance, although just so-so on the job of Coach Berkhalter
- Feels like we need more strikers - we don't score enough goals.
- Although Brazil is the overall favorite, Seth likes France to take home the title (and thinks that the Dutch could be an interesting bet)
Sasha lead Scott & Intern P through some Old Names in new places across both the MLB and College Football:
- Starting in the MLB, we talk about de Grom going the Rangers, Verlander to the Mets and Clayton Kershaw staying at home in LA
- in College football, we talk about Luke Fickell going to Wisconsin, Matt Rhule going to Nebraska, and Deion Sanders going to Colorado.
- We also put an APB out on Baker Mayfield - where do we think he is right now? In a bar in Oklahoma, or on a plane to Santa Clara to meet with the 49ers...?
Finally, we recap week 13 in the NFL, and make our picks for best bets for the week to come:
- As a recap, we talk briefly about how the Bengals own the chiefs, and perhaps it's mental at this point.
- We also talk about the 49ers dominating the dolphins - are they really a contender in the AFC?
- Intern P's two picks for the week were: Texans covering against the Cowboys, and the Minnesota/Detroit over.
- Sasha took his first over/under of the year - taking the Chiefs broncos to go over. He also picked Lions to cover against the Vikings.
- Scott is taking Seattle to cover against Carolina, and Cincinatti to cover against Cleveland.
