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As the NBA playoffs heat up and we inch closer to crowning a champion, the NBA Finals MVP is one of the most exciting futures markets on the board. Betting on who will hoist that coveted trophy when the dust settles is a great way to ride the postseason drama. If you’re already locked into your NBA Championship picks, it’s time to narrow your focus to the Finals MVP race. For a complete look at the contenders for the title itself, check out our NBA Championship odds and predictions. Want a closer look at the playoff paths? Don’t miss our breakdowns of the NBA Eastern Conference and NBA Western Conference odds. Let’s dive into the latest 2025 NBA Finals MVP

The 2025 UFL season has reached its midpoint. Teams will soon play their Week 5 games and then have five remaining before the UFL playoffs. Birmingham, the defending UFL champions, were the favorites to repeat since the outset of the 2025 season. The Stallions lost in Week 1 to the surprise of many, but have rebounded and won three straight to maintain a hold on first place in the USFL Division. Michigan, which lost to Birmingham in last year’s semifinals, is once again in contention for a playoff spot. In the XFL Division, it’s been a bit of a surprise. Arlington and DC are the top two teams in the division and the halfway point of the season. The Renegades

On Sunday, April 27, the sport of cycling wraps up its third and final Ardennes Classic race with the 111th edition of Liege-Bastogne-Liege. Also known as “La Doyenne” (The Old Lady), this Belgian one-day race is the oldest of the sport’s five Monuments. What’s great about the field of competitors for this weekend’s race is the fact that we’re getting most of the same stars that just competed in the 2025 La Fleche Wallone. Additionally, we’re also getting some other big names sprinkled in the peloton like Richard Carapaz. As we all know by now, Tadej Pogacar won the second of the Ardennes Classics – La Fleche Wallone. The first of these classics is the Amstel Gold Race, which Mattias

On the final weekend of April, NASCAR heads back to the superspeedways for the first time since Daytona, which was the opening weekend of the 2025 season. This weekend, both the Cup Series and Xfinity Series head to Talladega for some high-speed carnage. The Craftsman Truck Series will be off this weekend after a thrilling race at Rockingham last Friday. It was the first NASCAR event at The Rock in 12 years. The Xfinity Series will kick off the Talladega weekend festivities with the Ag-Pro 300 on Saturday, April 26. You can watch this race in its entirety on The CW beginning at 4pm ET. After a week off, the Cup Series returns to action with the Jack Link’s 500