BetMGM Tonight

Pat Boyle debates whether Green Bay should pursue Tyreek Hill and add another explosive weapon to the Packers offense.

Pat Boyle & Brandon Combs go Hot or Cold on the Cubs moving on from Jed Hoyer and the Padres knocking off the Brewers in the NLDS.

Penn State student broadcaster Michael Siroty joins Pat Boyle to discuss the Nittany Lions' response to last week's collapse and preview Saturday's matchup at Northwestern.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle check in on the winner-take-all Braves-Phillies Wild Card Game 3 and Steelers-Browns on Thursday Night Football.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle run through The List of NFL players who have suited up at age 40 or older since 2000.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle take the Week 5 CFB Exam, picking live underdogs, potential shootouts, Heisman movers, blowouts and upset possibilities across Saturday's slate.

he BetMGM Tonight crew makes their Steelers-Browns Off the Blocks picks before combining all five plays into a massive +3600 Thursday Night Football parlay

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle preview Steelers-Browns on Thursday Night Football and break down their favorite bets, props and picks for the AFC North showdown.

MLB Network's Gregg Caserta joins Brad Evans and Pat Boyle to break down the Wild Card action, preview the Division Series and discuss the biggest storylines surrounding the MLB postseason.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle question Boston's decision to extend Chad Tracy after questionable postseason moves and frustration from Sonny Gray and Willson Contreras.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle debate whether the Cubs wasted Pete Crow-Armstrong's historic season after a disappointing playoff exit against the Padres.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle react to Dallas acquiring Joey Porter Jr. and debate whether the former Steelers corner can help turn around one of the NFL's worst defenses.

Pat Boyle reacts to wild caller conspiracy theories surrounding the Chargers' 0-3 start, including claims that Jim Harbaugh is tanking the season to draft Arch Manning. The discussion breaks down the realistic flaws behind Los Angeles's struggles to protect Justin Herbert, MLB Playoff updates and more!

Pat Boyle kicks off the hour with a live MLB postseason scoreboard update, recapping the White Sox's sweep of the Astros and the scoreless pitching duel between the Yankees and Red Sox. The discussion then pivots to the NFL, where Boyle sounds the alarm on the Chargers' disastrous 0-3 start, pointing to quarterback Justin Herbert's sharp regression and Jim Harbaugh's conservative offensive scheme. After breaking down the franchise's difficult financial path forward with Herbert's massive contract, Boyle takes calls from listeners sharing their frustration over the team's struggles and the city's growing apathy toward the franchise.

Pat Boyle takes a deep dive into the collapsing season of the 0-3 Los Angeles Chargers, laying the blame for the disastrous start squarely on head coach Jim Harbaugh and a struggling defense. The segment also highlights quarterback Justin Herbert's sharp regression and lack of confidence, before analyzing the franchise's grim financial outlook tied to his massive five-year contract and a potential $86 million dead cap penalty.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans recap the latest MLB postseason action, highlighting the Chicago White Sox sweeping the Houston Astros to advance to the ALDS. After checking live scoreboards, the guys take a call from James in Pensacola, who shares his betting card featuring the Browns and an over on receptions for KC Concepcion. Finally, they break down key NFL updates, including Jaylen Ramsey's questionable status with a broken wrist and Puka Nacua's return to practice ahead of the Rams' matchup against the Eagles.

Joe DeLeone of AtoZ Sports joins the show to break down all things College Football Week 5, including whether Texas or Florida had the more impressive recent statement win and what Oregon's victory means for Lincoln Riley's ceiling at USC. The guys dive into spread analysis for Alabama vs. Mississippi State and Ohio State traveling to Iowa, while also sizing up a slate of home underdogs like Rutgers, Colorado, Clemson, TCU, and North Carolina to see if they are live bets or traps. To wrap things up, Joe hits on the coaching carousel heat check surrounding Shane Beamer and explains why UMass might quietly be the most profitable betting wagon on the board this weekend.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans are joined by producers Brandon Combs and Monte to make their boldest "Hump Day Hail Mary" predictions for the upcoming weekend. The crew debates whether the Las Vegas Raiders can upset the Kansas City Chiefs behind Ashton Jeanty, if Clemson can shock No. 4 Miami at Death Valley, and whether Mississippi State or Iowa can pull off massive college football upsets. Plus, the guys track live MLB postseason drama as the Chicago White Sox push the Houston Astros to the brink of elimination and look ahead to the Chicago Cubs' must-win Game 2 against the San Diego Padres.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans check in on the Houston Astros facing elimination against the Chicago White Sox before looking ahead to Game 2 between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. A listener call sparks a debate over the disappointing trajectory of the 2024 NFL wide receiver draft class, including Marvin Harrison Jr.'s role in Arizona and Brian Thomas Jr.'s slump in Jacksonville. The hosts also answer a Week 4 fantasy football lineup question, weighing start/sit decisions between Stefon Diggs, Luther Burden, and Emeka Egbuka.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans debate whether the "panic" or "patience" tag applies to several struggling NFL stars in the season's early weeks. They analyze what's wrong with New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, assessing a potential benching as he navigates early struggles behind a porous offensive line. The discussion also covers Blake Corum's reduced workload as Kyren Williams handles most of the backfield touches in Los Angeles. The episode concludes with a breakdown of Treylon Burks' production and examines a massive slump for Jacksonville Jaguars wideout Brian Thomas, who saw only 15.8% of the target share despite the Jaguars being a winless team seeking answers.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans kick off the second hour of the show by looking ahead to a classic AFC North Thursday Night Football clash between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns. Pro Football Hall of Fame beat writer Mary Kay Cabot joins the program to break down the matchup, discussing Deshaun Watson's recent fourth-quarter comebacks, the Browns' heavily penalized and overhauled offensive line, and the looming threat of Steelers pass rushers T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle play a game of Let's Go Streaking, picking one player in the Major League Baseball postseason to get a hit tonight, attempting to build the longest streak possible over time.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle break down the latest postseason action as the Chicago White Sox chase Houston Astros ace Hunter Brown in the first inning of their matchup. Callers weigh in on the Boston Red Sox's offensive struggles following a 9-0 blowout loss to the New York Yankees, prompting a discussion on Boston's dismal September hitting metrics. The segment wraps up with a heated debate over the frustrations of modern playoff scheduling and exclusive streaming platforms.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans break down Day 2 of the MLB postseason. The hosts analyze the Philadelphia Phillies' 4-3 extra-innings comeback win over the Atlanta Braves, fueled by back-to-back home runs from Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper, a game-winning 10th-inning blast by Alec Bohm, and a crucial ABS challenge by J.T. Realmuto. They also recap the New York Yankees' 9-0 shutout of the Boston Red Sox, highlighting Cam Schlittler's 10-strikeout performance, Ben Rice's two home runs, and manager Aaron Boone's controversial decision to sit Aaron Judge.

Pat Boyle dives into LeBron James's comments at Philadelphia 76ers media day dismissing the New York Knicks' title aspirations as "lip service," alongside a live update from Yankee Stadium on the Yankees-Red Sox series featuring Ben Rice's home run and Cam Schlitter's pitching performance.

Pat Boyle reveals his top five college football takeaways from the weekend including the Texas Longhorns taking down Tennessee behind Colin Simmons' historic 5.5-sack performance, the intense USC and Oregon matchup featuring the late hit controversy surrounding Desmond Stevens, Jadan Baugh's standout play for Ole Miss, Mississippi State quarterback Kemario Taylor's rising draft stock, and Marcel Reed's struggles for Texas A&M.

Pat Boyle breaks down the Chicago Bears' dominant 27-7 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football at Soldier Field. The episode examines 38-year-old Case Keenum stepping in at quarterback, Ben Johnson's tactical game plan, and the mounting struggles for the Philadelphia offense and defense under Nick Sirianni and Vic Fangio.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans dive into the fantasy football waiver wire for Week 4, breaking down top player pickups, injury replacements, and FAAB budget strategies for key names like Braelon Allen, Ollie Gordon, Alvin Kamara, and Khalil Shakir.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans dive into the latest MLB stretch run action, covering the Braves' victory over the Phillies and the White Sox taking game one against the Astros. The hosts also preview the Red Sox and Yankees matchup. Switching to the gridiron, the crew tackles the "Panic or Patience" segment, evaluating whether it's time to hit the panic button on struggling 1-2 teams like the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers, as well as the winless Houston Texans.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans dive into the "Pretenders or Contenders" segment to dissect the early-season landscape of the NFL. The hosts break down the 3-0 and 2-1 teams, debating whether surging squads like the 2-1 Cleveland Browns heading into a crucial Thursday night matchup against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers are legitimate postseason threats or just pretenders. The discussion also covers the undefeated Minnesota Vikings, the injury-battling San Francisco 49ers, and the Philadelphia Eagles' early challenges, analyzing player performances, key offensive and defensive metrics, and upcoming schedules across the league.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans are back with another "Sound Off" segment, taking aim at the biggest controversies in sports. This time, the guys debate a controversial ruling from a recent college football game, analyzing whether the referees got it right. They also dive into a UFC misstep that has the MMA world buzzing. Plus, the hosts provide an update on the White Sox and Astros AL Wild Card matchup and briefly look ahead to Game 1 of the Yankees-Red Sox series.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans react to polarizing sports clips in a new edition of "Sound Off". First, the hosts blast USC play-by-play announcer Pete Arbogast for his tone-deaf commentary following the dangerous hit on Oregon quarterback Dante Moore. Next, they push back against Sal Licata's claim that J.J. McCarthy raises the New York Giants' ceiling, detailing why McCarthy remains an unproven option under center.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans welcome legendary baseball broadcaster Karl Ravech to break down the opening slate of the MLB Postseason. Ravech shares his reaction to Aaron Judge being left off the Yankees' Wild Card roster while Giancarlo Stanton makes the cut, previews the Cam Schlittler vs. Peyton Tolle pitching duel, and explains why Pete Crow-Armstrong is currently the most compelling player in baseball heading into Cubs-Padres. Plus, Ravech reflects on Austin Riley's clutch homer in Braves-Phillies, makes the case for the Brewers and Rays making deep October runs, and discusses what lies ahead in his broadcasting career following his departure from ESPN.

Brad Evans and Pat Boyle play a game of Let's Go Streaking, picking one player in the Major League Baseball postseason to get a hit tonight, attempting to build the longest streak possible over time.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans recap the opening day of the MLB Postseason, highlighting the Braves' 5–3 comeback win over the Phillies as the White Sox take an early lead against the Astros. Then a preview Game 1 of the AL Wild Card matchup between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees, breaking down the pitching matchup while reacting to the shock of Aaron Judge being left off the roster.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans react to the Chicago Bears' 27–7 blowout win over the Philadelphia Eagles. 38-year-old Case Keenum turned back the clock with a 247-yard, two-touchdown masterclass, sparking a debate on whether Chicago should keep him under center. Plus, the guys break down Keenum's emotional locker room speech, dissect what's broken with Nick Sirianni's Eagles, and briefly look ahead to the MLB Postseason.

Pat Boyle and producer Brandon Combs break down a chaotic first half on Monday Night Football—from goal-line stands and Jalen Hurts' medical-tent trip to a buzzer-beating tush push touchdown with one second left. Then, in a fiery edition of "Hot or Cold," the guys debate Brian Schottenheimer's head coaching future in Dallas following his brutal clock management against Baltimore, the reality of working under Jerry Jones, and the controversial pass-interference call that cost the Rams in Denver.

Pat Boyle reacts live to a wild finish to the first half on Monday Night Football as Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles execute a buzzer-beating tush push touchdown with one second left on the clock to cut Chicago's lead to 10–7. Pat and producer Brandon Combs play a fiery edition of "Hot or Cold," debating whether Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer will ever be a successful NFL head coach, taking a hard look at his fourth-quarter clock management disasters, and asking if any coach can thrive under Jerry Jones. Plus, Pat recaps the Rams' fourth-quarter meltdown against Denver, dissects Matthew Stafford's costly interceptions, and examines why Los Angeles continues to struggle in tight games.

Pat Boyle kicks off the solo stretch of the evening tracking live fourth-quarter action between the Bears and Eagles, breaking down Chicago's dominant opening stretch, Rome Odunze's costly end-zone drop, and the chaotic goal-line sequences on both sides of the ball. Shifting back to Sunday night's madness, Pat vents his ongoing frustration with the Denver Broncos' offense, questioning how a unit can consistently look lost for two and a half quarters before miraculously pulling off one-score victories in the clutch. Finally, he dissects what went wrong for the Rams, detailing Matthew Stafford's untimely interceptions, defensive lapses, and why Los Angeles continually fails to put teams away in tight games.

The crew reacts live to an explosive first quarter on Monday Night Football as Case Keenum pilots the Chicago Bears to an opening touchdown march and a quick red-zone turnover against the Philadelphia Eagles. Turning back to the weekend's biggest storylines, the guys dish out the latest edition of "The Good, the Bad, and the Indifferent," highlighting Talanoa Hufanga's dominant pick-six outing, Justin Verlander's emotional farewell in Detroit, and Iowa's miracle touchdown to stun Michigan. On the flip side, they break down Seattle's defensive collapse against Marcus Mariota, cringe-worthy college football celebrations, and the bullpen opener craze taking over the MLB postseason, before wrapping up with Penn State's fourth-quarter implosion against Wisconsin and the J.J. McCarthy trade to the Giants.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans hand out their weekly superlatives across sports, highlighting The Good in Talanoa Hufanga's dominant pick-six, Justin Verlander's emotional Detroit farewell, and Iowa's miracle touchdown to stun Michigan; The Bad in Seattle's defensive collapse against Marcus Mariota, college football's cringiest celebrations, and the bullpen opener craze taking over the MLB postseason; and The Ugly in the mounting fallout surrounding Lincoln Riley and USC after Desman Stephens celebrated injuring Oregon quarterback Dante Moore. In between the awards, the crew reacts live to kickoff on Monday Night Football as Case Keenum leads the Chicago Bears on an opening touchdown march against Philadelphia, while Lee DeLap vents over Trevor Lawrence taking a phantom knee at the 1-yard line to ruin fantasy matchups.

Pat Boyle and Brad Evans dive into the start of the MLB postseason with a comprehensive breakdown of all four Wild Card series. The guys examine the Chicago Cubs heading to Petco Park to take on the scorching San Diego Padres in Game 1, looking at Matthew Boyd's start, bullpen reliability, and potential rotation reinforcements with Kevin Gausman and Justin Steele. Next, the crew turns to the Bronx for the latest postseason chapter between the Yankees and Red Sox, breaking down Game 1 starters Cam Schlittler and rookie Peyton Tolle, rotation depth, and the latest on Aaron Judge's calf strain. Finally, they wrap up with rapid-fire previews of the White Sox taking on the Astros in Houston and a marquee southpaw showdown between Jesús Luzardo and Chris Sale in Phillies vs. Braves.