VSiN's Weekend Morning Line | April 11, 2026 | Hour 2

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In this episode of VSiN's Weekend Morning Line, host Tim Murray explores the final stages of the 2026 Masters Tournament with guest Danny Moses, a Wall Street investor turned sports bettor who applies financial risk management and value investing principles to golf betting. Moses shares his strategy of shorting Scottie Scheffler and using the proceeds to back Xander Schauffele and Rory McIlroy, who he believes is poised to win the Masters with a commanding six-shot lead. He emphasizes the importance of underwriting bets based on fundamental analysis rather than odds, drawing parallels between trading stocks and betting on sports. Later, the show shifts focus to the NBA, discussing the Rookie of the Year race between Cooper Flagg and Conner Knipe, with insights from Jeff Sherman of the Westgate Superbook. Sherman notes the market’s volatility due to low betting limits and conflicting signals from efficiency stats versus the eye test, while also highlighting the unique playoff seeding implications of the Spurs-Nuggets and Lakers-Jazz matchups. The episode concludes with a deep dive into NFL Draft betting, analyzing shifting odds around David Bailey and Jeremiah Love, and stressing the importance of information-based handicapping over personal opinion.

Key Takeaways
1

Apply stock market risk management and underwriting principles to sports betting—focus on value, not odds.

2

Shorting strong favorites like Scottie Scheffler can free up capital to back under-the-radar players with better upside.

3

Rory McIlroy’s six-shot lead after 36 holes is historically significant; his relaxed mindset post-grand slam may make him unstoppable.

4

In awards betting, consider not just performance but context—Conner Knipe’s playoff-caliber games may outweigh Cooper Flagg’s raw stats.

5

NFL Draft betting is information-driven: trust beat reporters and mock drafts over personal opinions, especially when market odds shift rapidly.

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Chapters
0:00
10 min

Opening the Masters Final Round: Rory's Lead and Betting Strategy

Tim Murray opens the show from the Circa Sportsbook in Las Vegas, setting the stage for the Masters final round with Rory McIlroy leading by six shots. He introduces Danny Moses, a Wall Street investor who applies stock trading principles to sports betting.

10:00
10 min

Danny Moses on Shorting Scheffler and Backing McIlroy

I don't even think we're going to see a point where we even say to ourselves, Ooh, he bogeyed, you know, Rose or Reed birdied and, or yeah. And then all of a sudden it closes to four. I just... I just think he's going to run away with it.

Highlight
20:00
10 min

Rookie of the Year Debate: Flagg vs. Knipe

I don't understand how that's not rookie of the year because flag scores two more points a game. It's just bizarre. For me, it's like a no-brainer. I would take Khan.

Highlight
30:00
10 min

Jeff Sherman on the Masters and NBA Market Dynamics

This has been a wild market because after Bon Temp's straw poll, we had a Kniepo minus $20 and flag 10 to one. And usually those things look definitive, especially this point in the season.

Highlight
40:00
10 min

NFL Draft Betting: Bailey, Love, and Information Over Opinion

When it comes to rookie of the year market, then you can insert your opinion if you'd like. But that's where I think there is sometimes a challenge for folks.

Highlight
High-Impact Quotes
I don't understand how that's not rookie of the year because flag scores two more points a game. It's just bizarre. For me, it's like a no-brainer. I would take Khan.
Bill Simmons17:16
Viral: 90.0
I don't even think we're going to see a point where we even say to ourselves, Ooh, he bogeyed, you know, Rose or Reed birdied and, or yeah. And then all of a sudden it closes to four. I just... I just think he's going to run away with it.
Danny Moses4:44
Viral: 85.0
It is all information-based. When we are handicapping sports, our opinion certainly should be involved in that. I don't think Michigan is going to beat UConn by more than seven points. I'm going to take the points with UConn, right? You're handicapped. The NFL draft is different.
Tim Murray38:48
Viral: 80.0
Speakers

Host

Tim Murray

Guests

Danny MosesJeff Sherman
Topics Discussed
Golf Betting Strategy95%Rookie of the Year Awards90%NFL Draft Betting85%Value Investing in Sports80%Market Psychology75%Information-Based Handicapping70%Sportsbook Risk Management65%Playoff Seeding Implications60%
People & Brands

Rory McIlroy

person

22xPositive

Cooper Flagg

person

18xPositive

Conner Knipe

person

16xPositive

Danny Moses

person

15xPositive

Jeff Sherman

person

14xPositive

Westgate Superbook

brand

12xPositive

Scottie Scheffler

person

10xNeutral

Calshi

brand

8xPositive

David Bailey

person

8xNeutral

Jeremiah Love

person

7xNeutral

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