Cashing Out | April 28, 2026 | Hour 1
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In this episode of VSiN Best Bets' 'Cashing Out,' host Scott Satterberg delivers a deep dive into the ongoing Stanley Cup and NBA playoffs, blending live betting analysis with strategic insights. The Edmonton Oilers dominate the Anaheim Ducks 4-1 at halftime in Game 5, with Satterberg highlighting their remarkable resilience under coach Chris Knobloch—especially their 11-4 record in games 5 and beyond since 2023. He also explores the psychological shift when teams accept a loss, citing the Flyers' cautious approach in a 3-1 series lead. In the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs' dominant 73-35 second-half comeback in Game 4 over the Trailblazers convinces Satterberg they’re legitimate title contenders, a sentiment echoed by guest Eitan Shander. The Sixers' 113-97 win over the Celtics, fueled by Joel Embiid’s 33-point explosion, triggers a discussion on the 'Boston system'—a proven trend where the Celtics rebound strongly after losses, often keeping opponents under their team totals. Satterberg advocates betting Boston to win and cover in Game 6, despite the market favoring Philly, citing the zigzag pattern and the Celtics’ defensive adaptability. The episode concludes with a sharp critique of the Phillies’ front office, blaming Rob Thompson’s firing as a scapegoat for deeper organizational failures under Dave Dombrowski, while also noting a potential late-season turnaround with key players returning from injury.
The Edmonton Oilers are 11-4 in games 5 and beyond since Chris Knobloch took over as head coach in 2023.
San Antonio Spurs' 73-35 second-half comeback in Game 4 signals a team that's not just surviving but dominating in the playoffs.
The 'Boston system' shows the Celtics are 19-6 SU and 18-7 ATS after a loss in the postseason since 2021.
After Boston loses, the opponent's team total goes under 17 out of 25 times in playoff games since 2021.
The zigzag pattern in the NBA playoffs favors backing the team that didn’t cover the spread in the previous game—18-12 ATS this postseason.
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Edmonton Oilers Dominate Ducks in Game 5
“They're 11-4 in game five and beyond. But something that I also noticed when digging deeper into the numbers is that in those games, the Oilers are averaging four goals a game.”
The Psychology of Accepting a Loss in Playoff Series
Satterberg analyzes why teams like the Flyers and Ducks may choose not to pull their goaltenders in late-game situations when they have a series lead, citing strategic rest and a willingness to accept a loss to preserve energy for the next game.
San Antonio Spurs: A Title Contender Emerge
“That moment sold me not only that this series was over... but it also actually sold me that the San Antonio Spurs could win the title this year.”
The Boston System and Zigzag Pattern in the NBA Playoffs
“In playoff games after the Boston Celtics lose, the following games, they are 19-6 straight up, 18-7 against the spread.”
Phillies Fire Manager, But Is the Real Problem Deeper?
Satterberg and guest Eitan Shander critique the Phillies’ front office, arguing that Rob Thompson’s firing is a scapegoat for systemic failures under Dave Dombrowski, including poor roster construction and lack of stability.
“That moment sold me not only that this series was over... but it also actually sold me that the San Antonio Spurs could win the title this year.”
“In playoff games after the Boston Celtics lose, the following games, they are 19-6 straight up, 18-7 against the spread.”
“They're 11-4 in game five and beyond. But something that I also noticed when digging deeper into the numbers is that in those games, the Oilers are averaging four goals a game.”
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Boston Celtics
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Philadelphia 76ers
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Edmonton Oilers
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San Antonio Spurs
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Portland Trailblazers
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Scott Satterberg
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Anaheim Ducks
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Joel Embiid
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Eitan Shander
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Chris Knobloch
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