On a special Tuesday edition of the Stephie Smalls Show, Stephie battles through her flu game to deliver one of the most chaotic, insightful, and downright hilarious episodes yet. The show kicks off with PGA betting expert Spencer Aguiar, who breaks down Scottie Scheffler’s clinical win at the PGA Championship. Spencer dives into the betting psychology surrounding Scheffler, the “groupthink” traps in golf gambling, and why Scheffler is becoming the Tiger-like no-bet-but-still-wins guy. They also talk LIV Golf’s impact on players like Jon Rahm and the sleeper potential of Joaquin Niemann going forward.
Shifting gears to this week’s Charles Schwab Challenge, Spencer and Stephie discuss why Colonial Country Club might not play like it used to post-renovation — and how that impacts course history analysis. Spencer offers sharp value picks like Aaron Rai, Eric Cole, and Brian Campbell, while cautioning against chasing steam and falling for “groupthink pricing.” They even sneak in a little dynasty football talk, because of course they do.
Then producer Ryan McKee jumps in and all hell breaks loose. The two dive into the NBA Conference Finals with spicy takes: why the Pacers can run the Knicks into the ground, why fading SGA might be sharp, and why Julius Randle at 20-1 for WCF MVP is worth a sprinkle. They also debate whether the Timberwolves are about to break the Minnesota sports curse — and if OKC is quietly built like a title team.
From there, it turns into beautiful chaos: Ryan shares what it was like doing stand-up comedy at a real prison, consults ChatGPT about his dating odds (spoiler: he’s likely getting ghosted), and plays games like “Random Rankings,” “Golfers as Hard Seltzers,” and “Date, Caddy For, Bet Against.”
If you like smart betting angles, niche fantasy advice, and two unfiltered sports nerds going rogue in the best way, this is the episode for you.
