Follow The Money | May 6, 2026 | Hour 3

In this episode of VSiN Best Bets, host Mitch Moss and guest Wes Reynolds dive deep into the latest betting angles across MLB, NBA, and golf, with a strong focus on the playoff implications of key injuries and team performances. The discussion kicks off with a detailed breakdown of the Truist PGA Championship, where Reynolds highlights Xander Schauffele, Ricky Fowler, and emerging talents like Kurt Kitiyama and Nikolai Hoigart as strong value plays, especially given Rory McIlroy’s dominance and Scottie Scheffler’s absence. The NBA segment centers on the Knicks vs. Sixers series, with a major emphasis on Joel Embiid’s absence and its ripple effects—leading to strong props on Andre Drummond, Mitchell Robinson (if healthy), and Caton Morrison’s triple-double potential. The hosts also analyze San Antonio’s bounce-back momentum after a loss, the Timberwolves’ defensive struggles, and the impact of player returns like Desumu and Conley. In baseball, the episode highlights the Chicago Cubs’ historic 17-3 run over 20 games, their shocking injury to Matthew Boyd, and the rise of pitchers like Will Warren and Brian Wu. The episode closes with a strong endorsement of VSIN Pro, a free tax consultation from Paul Francetic, and a cultural tangent on The Boys and upcoming film projects. Key takeaways include: (1) Bet on Caton Morrison’s triple-double props with Embiid out; (2) Target Will Warren’s 6.5 K prop against the Rangers; (3) Consider the Timberwolves’ +10.5 spread with key injuries; (4) Ride the Cubs’ comeback momentum despite injuries; (5) Use the Sixers’ lack of Embiid as a betting edge; (6) Watch for value in player props like Conley and Desumu; (7) Leverage the Knicks’ shooting regression after 63% FG and 51% 3PT in prior games; (8) Explore underdog trends like road favorites after being shut out. The overall sentiment is positive, driven by confidence in data-driven angles and strong team narratives.