UFC Legend Mike Goldberg and Golf Betting Tips

Springtime is here, and the smell of fresh grass means baseball and golf are in full swing.

It was a crazy week in Golf with the return of Tiger Woods. All eyes were on The Masters, and it did not disappoint. Tiger did not end up placing very well; however, him simply playing brought much attention to the event.

We had terrific fights at UFC 273, a great start to the baseball season with several high-scoring games already, and we are just a few days away from the return of the USFL.

This week on Wise Kracks, Bill and Jon are joined by legendary UFC commentator Mike Goldberg (@GoldieOnTV). Mike goes down as one of the most recognizable voices in MMA next to Joe Rogan and has some fantastic insight this week.

Bill’s Breakdown of Betting Golf

Bill gave us a crash course on golf gambling this week, teaching us the importance of shopping around when betting on golf. The odds for a golfer to win a tournament varies from book to book. Bill guided us before that the small advantages you can gain by shopping around really add up. With golf, there are so many players in the field that it is challenging to pick a winner and very risky. “I don’t like betting anything 20 to 1 even,” said Bill when discussing the outright winner odds.

Getting Pulled out of a Perfect Game

In the history of Major League Baseball, there have only ever been 23 perfect games. Clayton Kershaw was on his way to becoming the 24th pitcher to hurl a perfect game, but Dave Roberts had other plans. Both Bill and Jon did not like the decision made by the Dodgers manager to pull Kershaw before the start of the eighth inning.

“The difference between 80 to 100 pitches is not that big of a deal,” said Jon Orlando.

Baseball needs excitement, and as Bill stated, “There is nothing more exciting than a perfect game.”. Kershaw backed up his manager, but it did leave a bad taste in everyone’s mouth.

And Still UFC Champion?

UFC 273 was a fantastic event this past Saturday, adding more drama to the Bantamweight division. Aljamain Sterling was able to defend his UFC Bantamweight Championship against Petr Yan, winning the fight by split decision. Sterling won the belt due to a disqualification, and people called him the “Paper Champion.” Jon told us it would be Sterling last week, and he squeaked by with the win.

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