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Longshot Focus: The Hell We Did Drives 2026 Preakness Preview
sports12 days ago

Longshot Focus: The Hell We Did Drives 2026 Preakness Preview

The 2026 Preakness Stakes at Laurel Park features a 14-horse field with Golden Tempo skipping the race; morning-line odds run 9-2 to 6-1, with Iron Honor as the favorite. SportsLine handicapper Gene Menez fades Iron Honor and strongly backs The Hell We Did at 15-1, plus other longshots, as key wagers for the $2 million race (post time 7:01 p.m. ET). The article promotes joining SportsLine to view the full picks and bets.

sports12 days ago

Fallica Unveils His PGA Championship Bets and Contenders

FOX Sports wagering expert Chris "The Bear" Fallica shares his PGA Championship bets: Scottie Scheffler is the standout to win and to finish top-10; Bryson DeChambeau is expected to contend with multiple bets including a win; Matt Fitzpatrick is favored in a head-to-head against Jon Rahm; Justin Thomas is forecast to miss the cut with Brooks Koepka as a strong counter-bet; Collin Morikawa to miss the cut while Koepka is favored in their matchup; Justin Rose is pegged to miss the cut; and Fallica expects the winning score to land around 13–15 under, plus extra wagers on various scenarios such as Hovland vs. Åberg.

Scheffler Favored as 2026 PGA Championship Betting Tops the Field
sports12 days ago

Scheffler Favored as 2026 PGA Championship Betting Tops the Field

Scottie Scheffler is the +390 favorite to win the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink, with Rory McIlroy, Cameron Young, Jon Rahm and Xander Schauffele among the top contenders. SportsLine expert David Bearman, who is up more than 18 units in 2026, reveals his picks, sleepers and a fade on Ludvig Åberg as part of his field preview, with the full odds board from FanDuel.

Scheffler seeks back-to-back glory as 2026 PGA Championship field takes shape
sports13 days ago

Scheffler seeks back-to-back glory as 2026 PGA Championship field takes shape

Scottie Scheffler, the world’s No. 1, is the +480 favorite to win the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink, aiming to become the first back-to-back PGA winner since Brooks Koepka (2018-19). Tiger Woods isn’t in the field. The top contenders include Rory McIlroy (+850), Cameron Young (+1200), Jon Rahm (+1500) and Ludvig Åberg (+1800). An expert betting figure, David Bearman of SportsLine (up more than 18 units in 2026), has revealed his picks, sleepers and players to avoid, with fades and longshots highlighted; details are available on SportsLine. Odds listed are from FanDuel and cover a wide field, with Bearman noting a high-variance strategy and suggesting one 60+‑1 candidate plus two triple-digit longshots among his bets.

McIlroy and Young Highlight Bets in Aronimink PGA Championship Preview
sports13 days ago

McIlroy and Young Highlight Bets in Aronimink PGA Championship Preview

The Betsperts Golf preview for the PGA Championship at Aronimink spotlights Rory McIlroy as the top outright choice at around 9.5/1, with Cameron Young offering strong upside at 27/1; other targets include Chris Gotterup (50/1) and Jacob Bridgeman (100/1). It explains Aronimink’s Donald Ross design with tricky greens and bunkers shaping scoring, notes Betsperts’ Rabbit Hole stats and tools, and outlines a disciplined staking plan (roughly 1.5–2 units on outrights) with live bets updated in Discord.

Aronimink Major Roundtable: Cam Young Emerges as Favorite in a Wide-Open PGA Championship
sports14 days ago

Aronimink Major Roundtable: Cam Young Emerges as Favorite in a Wide-Open PGA Championship

Sports Illustrated's golf betting panel previews the PGA Championship at Aronimink, noting a Donald Ross course with tough greens and May weather that can complicate expectations. With top favorites like Scheffler and McIlroy at modest prices and LIV players broadly downplayed by form, the discussion centers on finding value beyond the obvious. Cam Young is singled out by multiple panelists as a top-winner candidate, while Scheffler and others remain in play; longshots such as Adam Scott, Patrick Reed, Rickie Fowler and Mikael Lindberg are highlighted for potential value. On playoff format, the consensus favors a three-hole aggregate playoff as the fairest and most practical tiebreaker. The predicted winner is a player in peak form, with Cam Young the leading contender (and Scheffler a strong alternative).