Money Moves | April 7, 2026 | Hour 1

In this hour-long episode of VSiN's Money Moves, hosts Stormy Bonatoni and Jonathan Vontobel dive into a dynamic mix of sports betting insights across MLB, NBA, NHL, and the upcoming Masters golf tournament. The episode opens with a thrilling NCAA men's basketball national championship recap, where Michigan claims its first title since 1989, narrowly covering the spread despite a poor shooting night and a dominant free-throw performance from Michigan. The discussion highlights the underdog story of UConn's run, the surprising Most Outstanding Player award to Elliott Cadeau despite a rough game, and the critical role of free throws and paint scoring in the game’s outcome. The hosts then shift focus to the NBA, analyzing Victor Wembanyama’s rib injury and its implications for his Defensive Player of the Year candidacy, while confidently predicting the Denver Nuggets will eliminate the Spurs in the playoffs. They also explore the Rookie of the Year race between Cooper Flagg and Chet Holmgren, weighing recency bias and playoff implications. In MLB, the team discusses early-season trends, spotlighting the Angels’ resurgence thanks to a new pitching coach, Mike Maddox, and the promising start of Jose Soriano, while cautioning against overvaluing small sample sizes. The episode concludes with betting angles on the Nationals vs. Cardinals and Orioles vs. White Sox games, emphasizing cold-weather impacts and bullpen volatility. The hosts also promote VSiN’s Masters fantasy contest and other betting tools, reinforcing the show’s mission to deliver actionable, data-driven insights.