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TPC Scottsdale never does subtle, and the 2026 WM Phoenix Open proved that once again. A tournament built on birdies, adrenaline, and momentum swings turned into a full-blown Sunday shootout, where one loose drive or one missed putt could instantly flip the entire leaderboard. The atmosphere was as rowdy as ever, and by the time the final groups hit the back nine, the finish felt inevitable. Someone was going to have to earn it the hard way. That player was Chris Gotterup. After starting the final round four shots back, Gotterup delivered one of the best closing stretches of the PGA Tour season, firing a 7-under 64 and storming into a playoff with Hideki Matsuyama. His surge was the definition

NASCAR fans and bettors, the green flag is dropping on the 2026 season this weekend. That means all three of the sport’s top circuits will be in action live from the Daytona International Speedway. With the new Chase Format, and other changes, in place for the upcoming season, it’s going to be exciting to see how things unfold right out of the gates. The Craftsman Truck Series kicks off the opening weekend of 2026, with the Fresh From Florida 250 on Friday, February 13. This race can be seen in its entirety on FS1 beginning at 7:30 pm ET. The O’Reilly Auto Parts Series is up next, and the circuit’s debut race will take place on Valentine’s Day. So, while you

Longtime NFL bettors know that there’s no rest for the weary when it comes to handicapping football. Once one Super Bowl ends, we turn our attention to the opening lines for the next one. And, that’s exactly what we are doing here! The Seattle Seahawks just won Super Bowl LX as they rode a dominant defense all the way to a 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots. While Seahawks’ fans are celebrating, and Patriots’ fans are depressed, we’re already looking at the primary NFL futures bet on the boards. With that said, let’s take a look at these early Super Bowl 61 odds and make our way-too-early NFL picks for which team will win the 2027 Super Bowl. What

Like the NASCAR Cup Series, the sport’s secondary circuit has seen some key changes this offseason. Most notably, the series has changed title sponsors. We will no longer be calling it the Xfinity Series. Instead, it will be called the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Additionally, the circuit’s biggest star Connor Zilisch has left to drive in the Cup Series fulltime where he could battle for a NASCAR Cup Championship. Also, the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series implemented a Chase Format just like the Cup circuit. This could definitely impact some of the fringe drivers for this division. With that said, let’s take a look at the latest O’Reilly Auto Parts Series Championship odds and make our predictions as to which driver will