John Layfield Joins Danny B
This Sunday on Fox Sports Allentown/Easton Hall Of Fame WWE Superstar John Layfield talks about his AMAZING Career and his dedication to helping inner city kids…
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NBA Future Bets
Lakers +225
Bucks +250
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MLB Win Totals 2020
Here are 5 win totals for the 2020 MLB season… Totals might vary depending on where and when you bet…..
Dodgers under 101.5
Washington under 90
Mets over 86.5
Yankees over 102.5
Phillies over 85.5
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NCAA FOOTBALL PRESEASON TOP 10
Here is a list of ESPN’s Preseason Top 10 Teams
1- Clemson
2- Ohio State
3- Oklahoma
4- Alabama
5- Penn State
6- Wisconsin
7- Texas
8- Texas A&M
9- Notre Dame
10- Georgia
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Inside The Numbers Radio Show
On February 23rd our show on Fox Sports Allentown will be shorten due to Lehigh Basketball pregame coverage..
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Sid Sports Sunday
This Sunday I discuss the 2019/2020 NBA Season with Sid Rosenberg on 77 WABC Radio New York City and I also give out my NCAA upset of the day…
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New Show On Fox Sports Allentown
Happy to announce on Feb 9th I will be launching a Live Sports Betting Show “Inside The Numbers” that will air every Sunday from 11am -12 noon Eastern on 1230/1320 & 94.7 FM in Allentown/Easton PA
Inside The Numbers is the Nations longest running sports betting talk show that features weekly guests hosted by Danny B a 26 year veteran to the airwaves..
My first guest will be the very popular Harry Mayes who spent many years hosting his on show in the Lehigh Valley and in Philly.. Harry will discuss Super Bowl 54 and his thoughts on Andy Reid and the 76ers…
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MLB Future Bets
In less than 2 months the start of the 2020 Baseball Season will begin and so will my daily free plays.. By mid Feb I will post several future bets as I have done very successfully over the past 10 seasons.
Baseball is a wonderful sport to bet on as it presents great value and outstanding returns..
Danny B
Mt Airy Casino
I had the pleasure of sitting down with some of the staff at Mt Airy Casino earlier this week to discuss a potential Sports Betting Show Live from their fantastic Race & Sports Book..
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I will keep u posted on the show but meanwhile make sure to tune in every Sunday 10am and catch my weekly segment with Sid Rosenberg on 77 WABC
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NFL Sunday Roundup: Giants vs. Cardinals, Jets vs. Pats & More!
By Dan Orlando
Giants vs. Cardinals
The Giants are nearing the midway point of the season and are within shouting distance of the division lead despite being just 2-4.
A big reason for the fourth loss was the absence of several skill players, such as Saquon Barkley, Evan Engram and Sterling Shepard in a game that saw New York keep it close until the final minutes.
Today, Big Blue is expected to have the first two in that list back on the field. It will be a welcome sight for rookie Daniel Jones, who understandable struggled to carry the offense on his shoulders in just his fourth NFL start.
The Cardinals are sitting at 2-3-1 and are coming off a strong performance against the plummeting Falcons. Number 1 overall pick Kyler Murray is beginning to find his stride in the pros.
The Cards will also see CB Patrick Peterson return today. They are also likely getting RB David Johnson back in the fold as well.
The offensive line remains a problem for the Cadinals, as is the ability to cover TE’s,
DraftKings is giving the Cardinals 3 points with a 49 over/under.
I don’t hate this spread. New York is rightfully the favorite and after giving New England a scare, the club seems to be heading in the right direction. The surge of healthy playmakers certainly won’t hold them back and if Engram is 100%, he should have a field day against a Cardinals defense that has been stupified by TEs all season.
But Murray’s mobility should allow him to find openings in a hot and cold Giants secondary. He’ll put up points and keep Arizona in the game. I see this being a 7 point game but a 3 point cover wouldn’t shock me.
Jets vs. Patriots
On Monday night, The Jets will look to follow up on their Week 6 upset over Dallas by finishing the job that their crosstown rivals couldn’t last Thursday Night.
The Patriots enter with some key makers listed as questionable, including Julian Edleman and Phillip Dorsett. WR Josh Gordon has already been ruled out.
Though New York is riding high after the return of Sam Darnold, they’ll likely still be without TE Chris Herndon.
MGM is giving the Jets 9.5 points and covering here seems very possible despite New England’s undefeated status. The Patriots are coming off of an extra half week of rest, but they’ll be on the road on a Monday night against a team carrying a lot of momentum.
The Patriots win and keep their record untarnished, but it won’t be a runaway train like the Jets first Monday night appearance this season.
Cowboys vs. Eagles
Free fall or not, the Cowboys are favorites here against the visiting Eagles who didn’t look so hot last week either in their matchup in Minnesota.
Both teams sit at 3-3 and absolutely need this game. The winner will stand alone atop a now very close NFC East.
A 2.5 line sounds accurate. This will be a tight Sunday Night Football matchup. I see Dallas winning this one on the final drive with a field goal or more.
Rams vs. Atlanta
To me, this one is about the over under. 54.5 sounds intriguing for two teams that have a combined average PPG of 48.
Atlanta is surrendering 31 PPG and the Rams are giving up just under 26.
This is a make or break game for LA who is out to prove they are still contenders in 2019. I can see Goff & Co making a statement with 4 TDs. However, I’m not sold that a one win Falcons team contributes enough here to get this points total over 50.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
NFL: Would a Browns loss push Odell Beckham Jr. out of Cleveland?
By Dan Orlando
This is not what the Browns had in mind for 2019.
Sitting at 2-3 with the impressive Seahawks rolling into town, Cleveland is a far cry from the Super Bowl contenders many thought they could be before the season got underway.
On Monday Night Football, the Browns mustered only 3 points against San Francisco’s 31.
Star Odell Beckham Jr. was a non-factor, recording two receptions for 27 yards. He’s been a disappointment thus far for his new home. Despite an eye-popping performance against a battered New York Jets squad, he’s yet to provide a solid ROI on the 1st round pick the Browns surrendered for him.
On the year, he’s brought in 23 receptions for 335 yards and one TD.
His lack of production has already led to rumor-mill speculation, that the star WR could be moving on to his third team in two years.
In my opinion, the Browns will not look to unload such a marquee asset this quickly-especially if they find themselves even farther out of immediate contention- for anything less than a first round pick to replace the one they sent to the Giants.
Even then, I’d think that Beckham would need to continue to struggle and show that he can’t be part of a winning formula in the near future.
Against a 14th ranked Seattle defense, he’ll certainly have a chance to get back on track.
Where there’s smoke, there tends to be fire, but I’m not ready to suggest putting the Cleveland OBJ jerseys on eBay just yet.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
NFL: Cowboys can't let Jets cover in Week 6 matchup
By Dan Orlando
The Cowboys are averaging 452.8 yards and 26.2 points per game and lead the league’s offensive standings. However, they are coming off of a two-game skid versus contending NFL teams.
The 2019 Jets are a lot of things this season, but contenders they are not.
The winless New York squad has endured a debilitating amount of injures, as well as underwhelming offensive line play this season. Despite Sam Darnold returning from his illness this week to partner with Le’Veon Bell and Robby Anderson, it will likely not be enough to best a hungry Cowboys team that needs to do what Super Bowl contenders do to bottom feeders.
In stark contrast to their opponents, the Jets are currently the NFL’s worst offense.
The Cowboys will be missing their offensive tackle duo and will be facing a competent defense. Still, the deeper team should prevail.
So what’s interesting to watch here?
Honestly, not all that much.
The Jets are getting 7 on DraftKings and the return of Darnold may be enough for them to cover.
But- even with the OT injuries for Dallas- I don’t see it.
None of the Jets weapons were particularly dominant in their one game with Darnold on the field this season (Week 1). I have a hard time seeing them getting a fast start out of the gate.
The loss of Chris Herndon to injury will further delay the TE’s return from suspension, meaning New York will be even more short-handed than they expected to be in a season that’s been defined by absences. Last year he put up 4 TD’s and notched 39 receptions in a promising rookie campaign. He’ll have to wait a bit longer to match or beat those numbers.
If you’re looking for the Jets to land within 7, you’ll likely be disappointed. The Cowboys are not riding high and setup for a trap game. They don’t just need to win today. They need to let the Jets have it. It’s the only way they can begin to rebuild their image as a contender.
As Dallas pours on for at least three quarters, the Jets just simply won’t have the firepower to keep up
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
LA Rams vs 49ers: An undefeated's potential fall may be overshadowed by an O/U
By Dan Orlando
DraftKings is confident that New England will stand alone as the last unbeaten.
Let’s take a quick look at why:
The site has the LA Rams as the favorite in Sunday afternoon’s matchup, meaning the San Franciscio 49ers are pegged to tarnish their perfect record.
The defending NFC Champion Rams have already dropped two games on the year (including one against Seattle), and will have to fend off more than just the visiting 49ers this weekend to earn a high playoff seed. The 4-1 Seahawks have made sure the NFC West is the most crowded division race in pro football.
3-2 has them stuck in third and a loss could begin a slide into more of a wildcard race than a division title for Jared Goff & co.
Despite the extra motivation for the SoCal team, Jimmy Garoppolo ‘s 69% completion percentage and the high-powered San Francisco offense could very well spoil the Ram’s plans.
This is one of the tougher games to call given the skill level of both sides. The Rams have too much on the line to drop this one at home, while San Fran is riding high on the heels of their return to prominence and statement win over the Browns in Week 5. Does the confidence make the latter vulnerable? Perhaps. Either way, this could easily be the best matchup of Week 6.
I agreed with Draft Kings on the winner…
Here’s where I deviate:
The Rams gave up 55 points to the Buccaneers this season. This is a matchup of the 4th and 5th offenses in the league. The 49ers may be the number 2 ranked defense but the Rams are much more pedestrian on that side of the ball.
The two teams are averaging about 30 points per game each. At least one side is putting up big points here and the other will have a solid showing at worst.
DK has the O/U at 50.5. The real total could land anywhere between 55 and 65 in my opinion (if not higher).
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
Buffalo Bills: Is a FG line a trap?
By: Dan Orlando
Josh Allen will take the field today for the Buffalo Bills.
An argument could be made that had he not been knocked out of last week’s matchup against the Patriots, the Bills would still be undefeated.
Today, they’ll be on the road against the 2-2 Titans. A team that’s still trying to define itself in Marcus Mariota’s fifth NFL season.
Favored by only 3 points, with a sub 40 O/U, the Bills appear to be an attractive selection today.
But there’s more to that story.
The Titans are actually putting up stronger offensive numbers, in terms of points.
The Titans have put up 15 more points on the 19 season, averaging 22.8 per game, while the Bills are only averaging 19.
What will that mean today?
A turn to the defense gives the Bills a clear edge. Ranked 2nd overall, and still reeling from coming so very close to unseating the rival Patriots, the Bills don’t mind being on the road.
They get the win and should do so by more than 3 points.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
New England Patriots: Trap Game in Washington?
By: Dan Orlando
Are the Patriots at risk of dropping to 4-1 against a desperate Washington team today?
No.
With spreads ranging from 14.5 to 16.5, New England should have no problem covering.
The real intrigue sits with the 42 O/U.
Washington is trotting out one of the weakest defenses in the league, fresh off of a performance that allowed the New York Giants to breathe easier about having Saquon Barkley sit their matchup out.
On the flip side of that coin, the struggling Washington offensive unit and backup Colt McCoy will be going against the stingiest defense in the NFL.
The Patriots have allowed less than a 1,000 total yards and an outstanding 27 points across four games.
Washington will be lucky to squeak out 10. The Pats? They’ll hang 42-50. I like the over.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
New York Jets: Is The Over Too Heavy?
By: Dan Orlando
The Eagles enter this home matchup against the Jets 14 point favorites and- I’ll save you the suspense- I don’t see an upset on the horizon for New York.
Yes, the Philadelphia secondary has seen better days…but so has the Jets offense.
Despite optimism this week that he may be cleared following a Week 4 bye, Sam Darnold has not been given the green-light to return to the field. So Gang Green will once again turn to Luke Falk, a QB that started 2019 as a third stringer.
The Jets are now dead last in total offense. Even with a week off, 590 total yards is horrifying.
Big-ticket acquisition, Le’Veon Bell has accumulated a paltry 163 yards on the ground and there’s little to indicate he’ll right this sinking ship today.
The over is 43.5.
The Jets defense is actually competent, sitting at 9th overall. That should be enough to hold the 7th overall Philadelphia offense to 35 or under. The Jets will contribute 7.
I’m feeling the under.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
New York Giants: Will Homedogs Pull the Upset?
By: Dan Orlando
The Giants are averaging 28 points per game with Daniel Jones at the helm. This follows a several season stretch the Eli Manning version of the offense struggled to break into the 20s in a given game.
While Manning will ultimately be remembered in New Jersey and New York for the Super Bowl wins he delivered to the franchise and his ability to win close games during the earlier stages of his career, Manning will also be remembered in Minneapolis for his 3-6 record and 15 interceptions against the Vikings over the course of his career.
But perhaps a new signal caller can change that?
After turning to Jones, New York is 2-2 on the 2019 season
The Vikings will enter MetLife Stadium with the same record.
They’ll also arrive with a QB on pace for under 3,000 passing yards and 12 touchdowns on the season.
Yet Minnesota is the favorite.
DraftKings is giving the Giants +5.5.
Yes, Dalvin Cook will be joining the delegation from Minnesota as well. He of the 410 yards and 5 TDs.
Averaging nearly 6 yards per carry, he’s a first down machine.
Cook’s presence is what makes New York’s status as an underdog stick.
The Giants are allowing over 100 yards per game on the ground. That number may not improve since the club is starting a third-string tandem at ILB today thanks to a rash of injuries at the position.
New York’s secondary, which may have finally found itself after what I can only assume was a come-to-Jesus moment in a Tampa Bay halftime locker room needs at least one more solid game to have earned enough trust to be counted on.
Can the Giants win a shootout here? Sure. Can the secondary stifle the less-then-stellar Kirk Cousins? Sure. Today may be an official declaration that the 2019 Giants are to be taken seriously.
But I’m not there yet. Not with this defense still finding it’s feet.
New York can probably cover, this doesn’t have the tell-tale signs of a route. But staying away from the money-line may not be the worst idea if you’re going Blue.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.
Browns vs Ravens: Is 45 O/U light?
By: Dan Orlando
A 45 O/U for the Browns vs. Ravens? Before last week’s abysmal showing by Cleveland, I’d have conservatively projected a 55-point combined outing.
The Browns offense has underwhelmed with just 16.3 points per game, despite pairing marquee acquisition, Odell Beckham Jr. with a dynamic young QB in Baker Mayfield, and up-and-comer RB in Nick Chubb, and fellow big-play WR in Jarvis Landry.
The Lamar Jackson-led Ravens have had no such struggles. They sit atop the NFL with 36.7 points-per-game.
Can Baltimore keep it up?
The Browns defense is respectable. Last week’s opponent is averaging over 25 points-per-game and Cleveland kept them to 20. Overall, the unit is averaging 22 points allowed.
The Ravens have not faced daunting defenses, but "respectable is a far cry from dominant. For that reason, I don’t see a home Baltimore squad struggling to keep pace with their previous success this season.
Bottom line
The Browns will get their points and the Ravens will certainly get theirs. Mayfield’s unit will bounce back and notch at least 21.
The Ravens will fall short of their average, but not by much.
Baltimore 35 Cleveland 21.
Over it is.
Note: All articles by Dan Orlando on this site are analysis. They are not guaranteed outcomes of games.