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Jason welcomes Kellie Reilly in for our weekly International Radar segment. Then Jason talks stakes racing from Churchill Downs and Monmouth. 

Jason is joined by Bob Catalini from the Real Players Inside the Backstretch to talk about their interviews, plans for the future, Saratoga, and much more! 

Jason finishes up the look back at Belmont weekend including the Friday races like the Acorn and New York Stakes. 

Jason looks back at Saturday's Belmont Stakes and the big win by Golden Tempo. He also discusses some of the big undercard races. 

Jason is joined by Kellie Reilly for International Radar including discussion of some Belmont day runners. Then Jason discusses the undercard races for Belmont Day at Saratoga. 

Jason is joined by New York based handicapper Chris Todd to talk all about the Belmont Stakes. They'll discuss the odds, contenders, pace, and more for Saturday's classic event! 

Jason welcomes in Doug McPherson from Fort Erie and Woodbine to talk opening weekend at the Fort, the Woodbine meet so far, his visit to French racetracks, and more! 

Jason discusses the big Stephen Foster Preview day card at Churchill along with Penn Mile night at Penn National. 

Jason welcomes in long time racing television host and broadcaster Todd Schrupp to talk about his life in racing, share some old stories from the races, what's next for him, and so much more! 

Jason welcomes Kellie Reilly for our weekly International Radar segment to kick off the show. Then Jason looks ahead to Penn National and Churchill Downs racing. 

#BeAGoodFriend and check out episode #168 of #FeeneyTalksWithFriends featuring Little Red. It was great to talk with my #friend, Little Red. Little Red is a Navy veteran and a UConn Super Fan! We talked about:Friends of Feeney just provided $300K to families in need (minute 1)Little Red's favorite UConn jerseys (minute 3)How did you get the name, Little Red? (minute 5)Big Red (minute 6.30)UConn chants that he doesn't like (minute 8)Getting noticed and taking pics with fans (minute 10)Rico Bosco from Barstool Sports (minute 12)Little Red served in The U.S. Navy (minute 14)UConn games: First, Last, Best, Worst (minute 16.30)UConn vs. Michigan - National Championship game (minute 20)What makes GameDay Conor a good #friend? (minute 22)Start, Bench, Cut: Omar, BJ & Steve (minute 26)Little Red walked from Bloomfield to Gampel in 14 hours and raised $14,000 for charity (minute 28)David Horowitz walked with Little Red for an interview (minute 37)Podcast sponsors (minute 40)Float 41 (minute 41)3 Keys to being Little Red (minute 42)Coach Hurley (minute 43)Watching basketball in a football stadium (minute 46)Liam McNeely is his Dude Dude! (minute 47)Bold predictions for next season (minute 50)Rapid fire questions (minute 52)Upcoming events (minute 55)Blind rank these UConn players (minute 56)Little Red recommends Beem and Epic Fitness (minute 1.07)Little Red hosted a golf tournament for Officer Lombardi from the WPD (minute 1.01)Closing remarks (minute 1.03)Podcast Sponsors: Directline Media - www.directlinemediaproductions.com/The Fix IV - www.thefixivtherapy.comWest Hartford Lock - www.westhartfordlock.comKeating Agency Insurance - www.keatingagency.comGoff Law Group - www.gofflawgroup.netParkville Management - www.parkvillemanagement.comLuna Pizza - www.lunapizzawh.com/lunas-menuPeoplesBank - www.bankatpeoples.comFloat 41 - www.float41.comMaximum Beverage - www.maximumbev.comSally and Bob's - www.sallyandbobs.comMandell JCC of Greater Hartford - www.mandelljcc.org

Jason looks back at the weekend of racing action including racing from Churchill Downs and a big graded stakes card at Santa Anita on Memorial Day. 

Jason discusses a variety of topics to open the show and then discusses some weekend racing action from Churchill Downs and Santa Anita. 

Jason welcomes in content creator and sports announcer Nate Metz to talk about doing racing comedy videos, owning horses, and much more! 

Jason is joined by handicapper and analyst Mike Beer to talk about Preakness weekend, his career in racing journalism and handicapping, and much more! 

Jason looks back at the Preakness Stakes, talks about Napoleon Solo's win, and the entire card from Laurel Park.

Jason is joined by TwinSpires analyst Kyle Hampton to talk about the Preakness Stakes coming up on Saturday from Laurel Park.  

The second golf major championship of the year will tee-off Thursday at Aronimink Golf Club near Philadelphia.  In 1962, the PGA Championship was played on this same golf course. Future Hall-of-Famer Gary Player won that year with a 2-under par total. Aronimink Golf Club was designed by the legendary Donald Ross and completed in 1928.  The superb layout has been stretched to well over 7,300 yards and will play as a par 70. Though Gary Player’s total of 2-under par total was a reasonable score in his day, don’t be surprised if this year’s winner is at least 15-under par.  Today’s vastly improved golf equipment and balls are turning classic layouts such as Aronimink Golf Club into glorified drive, pitch, and putt tournaments. The PGA Championship features a large field of 156 golfers.  That total includes 20 PGA club professionals who earned their way into this week’s tournament by finishing in the top 20 at a recent PGA club professional qualifying event. Much like The Masters, past winners of the PGA Championship are allowed to participate in this event for as many years as the golfer desires to compete. This weekend’s weather forecast looks delightful. Abundant sunshine with moderate temperatures in the 70’s will slowly increase into the middle 80’s by Sunday.  The benign weather conditions will likely create a Philly birdie festival. The PGA Championship has produced a number of champions who “came out of nowhere” to win their one and only professional major in this event. Of the four golf major events, the PGA Championship has produced a large number of surprise winners in recent decades. Let’s review some of those one-and-done major winners and, later, try to identify a few underdogs to win this year’s PGA Championship. Rich Beem – 2002 – Hazeltine (MN) 10-under par Then:  Rich Beem was fortunate just to have a PGA Tour playing card entering 2002.  He played well during the opening three rounds and trailed third round leader Justin Leonard by three shots entering Sunday’s final 18 holes.  Tiger Woods also charged up the final round leaderboard on Sunday to post a 67 and apply some serious pressure.  Rich Beem was able to hang on with a final round 68 to win by one shot over Woods. Now:  The 55-year old Rich Beem will not be playing in this week’s PGA Championship.  In recent years, Beem has been doing golf commentary for Sky Sports.  He has not appeared recently on either the PGA or Champions (Senior) golf tours. Shaun Micheel – 2003 – Oak Hill (NY) 3-under par Then:  You may remember that Shaun Micheel hit the 7-iron of his lifetime on the 72nd hole at Oak Hill in Rochester, NY in 2003 to win the 27-pound Wanamaker trophy.  That was Micheel’s lone PGA Tour victory during a lengthy professional career.  He would often finish in the top ten, though.  Shaun Micheel recently admitted that he struggled for many years by putting too much pressure on himself to perform well on the golf course.  Micheel lamented, “I played every shot like it was life or death.” Now:  The 57-year old Shaun Micheel plays in a few PGA Champions Tour events each season.  As a past PGA Championship winner, he will be in Philadelphia and plans to tee-it up on Thursday. Y. E. Yang – 2009 – Hazeltine (MN) 8-under par Then:  South Korean Y. E. Yang’s victory at the 2009 PGA Championship was memorable for two big reasons.  He became the first Asian-born golfer to win a major men’s golf championship.  Yang also gained worldwide notoriety by rallying in the final round to win by three shots over a highly-favored golfer named Tiger Woods. Now:  The 54-year old Y. E. Yang remains active in professional golf.  He just finished in 14th place at last weekend’s PGA Champions Tour event in The Woodlands, Texas.  He has posted seven top 25 finishes this season on the senior tour.  Yang, like Shaun Micheel, will be playing in this week’s PGA Championship field on Thursday.  Y.E. Yang will be trying to make his first cut at the PGA Championship since the year 2015. Jason Dufner – 2013 – Oak Hill (NY) 10-under par Then:  Former Auburn University college golfer Jason Dufner had already won twice on the men’s tour coming into the 2013 PGA Championship in Rochester, New York.  The laid-back Dufner grabbed a two shot lead over Jim Furyk entering the final nine holes in Sunday’s final round. That  duo battled back and forth over the closing holes.  Dufner held on to claim the only major championship of his career. Now:  The 49-year old Jason Dufner has won five times on the PGA Tour.  This year, he has played in only three PGA Tour events (missing the cut each time) prior to this week’s PGA Championship.  You may remember that Jason Dufner gained a different type of national notoriety during the spring of 2013.  At a Dallas-area PGA publicity event, Dufner appeared before a group of elementary school children.  While the teacher was busy talking (and talking), Dufner was photographed sitting on the floor alongside some of the kids.  He appeared in the picture to be slumped over in a rather relaxed, sleepy posture. The term “Dufnering” was born.  “Dufnering” became even more popular among golfers a few months later after the ultra laid-back Jason Dufner won the 2013 PGA Championship. Jimmy Walker – 2016 – Baltusrol (NJ) – 14-under par Then:  Jimmy Walker took the lead at the 2016 PGA Championship with a blistering five-under par 65 in Round 1.  He would play well in each day of the tournament.  Walker posted a wire-to-wire victory and held off a fast-closing Jason Day.  It was Jimmy Walker’s first and only major championship title. It was also his last win on the PGA Tour through this week. Now:  At age 47, Jimmy Walker is no longer playing regularly on the PGA Tour.  After his 2016 win at the PGA Championship, Walker went hunting with some friends.  Upon returning home, his health began to deteriorate.  Jimmy Walker told a reporter that he had contracted Lyme disease (generally transmitted by ticks).  His recovery was extremely difficult and very slow.  Walker’s return to professional golf was hampered by newfound difficulties with his chipping and putting games.  Nevertheless, Jimmy Walker is expected to be in the field on Thursday at Aronimink Golf Club. Could there be another underdog winner at this week’s 2026 PGA Championship? Absolutely!  Here are four golfers seeking their first major title and not receiving a lot of pre-tournament love from the media pundits this week.  I will also provide a fifth undervalued golfer looking to break into the winner’s column again this week with the 2026 PGA Championship title.   Sam Burns – The former Shreveport resident is one of the tour’s finest putters. If Sam Burns can keep the ball in play off the tee this week, he is quite capable of shooting some very low scores and winning his first major. Thomas Detry – This 33-year old Belgian golfer plays on the LIV Golf Tour. He just posted a solid sixth place finish last weekend.  That golf course in northern Virginia is very similar to this week’s layout at Aronimink. Anthony Kim – Another LIV golfer who is coming off a hot finish last weekend in Virginia. Kim shot a closing round of 10-under par 62 to post another top ten finish. Brandt Snedeker – The 45-year old just won in Myrtle Beach last weekend for his first PGA win in nearly eight years. When you’re hot, you’re hot, right? Jordan Spieth – OK, I admit it.  I would LOVE to see Jordan Spieth find a way to win this weekend.  He hasn’t won a PGA Tour event since 2022. More importantly, Spieth would finally complete golf’s career Grand Slam (The Masters, US Open, The (British) Open, and, finally, the PGA Championship) with a victory on Sunday afternoon. Enjoy this weekend’s PGA Championship! The post PGA Championship Preview – Watch out for Underdogs! appeared first on SwampSwamiSports.com.

Jason is joined by Kellie Reilly for our weekly International Radar segment to open the show. Jason also discusses the Preakness draw and odds and more! 

Jason is joined by Ray Cotolo from Oak Grove to talk about their big upcoming weekend of racing, doing new stuff on the simulcast broadcast, and much more! 

With Jason still recovering from surgery, we're going into the archives today with a "best of" episode featuring Jason's interview with longtime bloodstock agent and writer Sid Fernando. 

Jason is recovering from surgery but we have a new edition of International Radar with Kellie Reilly and a "best of" interview with recent Kentucky Derby winning trainer Cherie DeVaux. 

Jason welcomes in the voice of the Preakness Dave Rodman to the show to talk about the Preakness, his thoughts on the Derby, and much more! 

Jason finishes up discussing the big Kentucky Derby and Oaks weekend from Churchill Downs. 

Jason looks back at Saturday's Kentucky Derby and disects all aspects of the race, the odds, the aftermath, and more! 

Jason welcomes in Kellie Reilly to talk about the International runners in the Kentucky Derby. Jason looks ahead to the Kentucky Oaks. 

Jason is joined by TwinSpires' own Darin Zoccali to talk about this year's Kentucky Derby and all of the contenders. 

Jason discusses some Derby undercard races and welcomes in Kerry Thomas to talk about his herd dynamic work and talk about some of the horses from this year's Kentucky Derby. 

Jason looks back at the weekend of racing including Churchill Downs opening up. He also talks some off the track stuff and starts the weeklong discussion of the Kentucky Derby. 

Jason discusses changing your game with the changing times and welcomes in Kellie Reilly for International Radar. We also look ahead to Churchill opening day. 

Join Mark Longo from the Options Insider Radio Network for a deep dive into an explosive day in the options market. While the total volume required to crack the Top 10 remained under the half-million mark, the individual price action was anything but quiet. In this episode, we break down: The Big Tech Surge: Massive rallies in AMD (+$19), Micron (+$38), and MicroStrategy (+$15) as semiconductor and AI demand continues to defy gravity. Tesla Earnings Watch: A surprisingly quiet session for $TSLA ahead of its Q1 2026 earnings release, but the after-hours action is already telling a different story. Apple's CEO Transition: How the market reacted to the news of Tim Cook stepping down as CEO and the appointment of John Ternus. Nvidia's Pinning Action: $NVDA closes right on the $202.50 strike, creating a headache for both long and short option holders. Scanning the Alpha: We look at the "MA 200 Plus" scan, featuring massive triple-digit moves in $BEEM, $AGPU, and $GNLN. Whether you're tracking the "pars" in AMD or the zero-day volatility in Microsoft, we have the flow, the strikes, and the strategy covered. Visit TheHotOptionsReport.com to build your own watchlists and access our proprietary scans.

Jason welcomes in Grade 1 Gamble winner and 2025 NHC Tour champ Dave Nichols to the show to talk about tournament play, betting discussions, and some railroad train adventures! 

Jason discusses handicap races in their past and current states. Then we welcome in apprentice jockey Micah Meeks to talk riding at Keeneland, moving from California to pursue being a jockey, and much more! 

Jason looks back at the big Oaklawn Handicap showdown and White Abarrio's win. Then he talks some Keeneland, Tampa, and Laurel Park racing from the weekend. 

Jason catches up on some racing world news and welcomes in Kellie Reilly for International Radar. Then discusses weekend racing from Keeneland and Laurel Park. 

Jason discusses the potential of the Preakness changing it's spot on the calendar and we welcome in Kali Francois to talk Laurel racing and her upcoming work with TwinSpires. 

Jason shares some old Portland Meadows memories to open the show and then welcomes in James Scully from TwinSpires to talk Derby, Keeneland, and more! 

Jason looks back at a busy weekend at Keeneland, racing from Oaklawn, and much more! 

Jason discusses some upcoming races from Oaklawn and Keeneland and welcomes in Kellie Reilly for our weekly International Radar segment. 

Jason catches up on some news of the day, discusses speed figures, learning opportunities in racing, and more! 

Jason discusses some racing from Aqueduct and welcomes in Brian Arrigoni from Horseshoe Indianapolis to talk about their season starting up, handicapping angles, and much more! 

Jason looks back on a big Derby prep weekend including the Blue Grass Stakes, Wood Memorial, and Santa Anita Derby. 

Jason discusses a controversial race from Parx, then welcomes in Kellie Reilly for International Radar. Finally we talk about this weekend's Derby preps. 

Jason is joined by Nick Tammaro to talk about the upcoming Keeneland meet, setting the morning line, Derby prep season, and much more! 

Jason opens the show talking about some racing industry news and then welcomes in Richard Migliore to talk Oaklawn, Arkansas Derby, the final season of Aqueduct, and more! 

Jason looks back at a busy weekend of racing including a thrilling Florida Derby, Renegade's big Arkansas Derby win, and much more! 

Jason welcomes in Kellie Reilly for our weekly International Radar segment to talk Dubai World Cup. Then Jason discusses the Arkansas Derby and the Gulfstream Park Oaks. 

Jason talks about the 12th anniversary of his novel Southbound and welcomes in bloodstock agent Ramiro Restrepo to talk about The Puma, the upcoming Florida Derby, their Derby win with Mage, and much more! 

Jason catches up on some of the news of the racing day and then welcomes in handicapper Emily Gullikson to talk tournaments, NHC, Oaklawn, best camera angles for watching races, and much more! 

We're looking back at a huge weekend of racing including the Jeff Ruby Steaks at Turfway and the Louisiana Derby card at Fair Grounds.