We get a lot of questions about sports handicapping radio
\nshows. Let\u2019s give credit to Mark Lawrence, one of the pioneers in radio handicapping<\/a>
\nwith his \u201cAgainst the Spread\u201d radio show. Mark and Lenny Stevens, whom I was a
\nguest many times, are probably the two pioneers. Journeyman Mike Lett<\/span> is another. <\/p>\n

Now Scott Spreitzer<\/span>, Brandon
\nLang, and Bobby Ventura spend a lot of money doing infomercial appearances. Spreitzer<\/span> and Lang (AKA Brandon
\nLane<\/st1:address><\/st1:Street>) both are solid broadcasters who bring
\ninformation and personality to the table, but Ventura<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>
\nis \u201cpainful to listen to. It is radio at its worst,\u201d reports Brian Gould of ScoresOddsPicks.com<\/a>.<\/o:p><\/span><\/p>\n

SportsByline<\/span> with Ron Barr used
\nto have some of the SportsMemo<\/span> handicappers on
\nsatellite radio and was pretty useful. <\/p>\n

Still, we use sports radio hosts who have great
\noverlapping information for the sports bettor. Norm Hitzges of The Ticket in
\nDallas, the recovering Jody McDonald of WPEN ESPN Radio in Philadelphia, Billy Werndl<\/span> off the \u201cToo Much Show\u201d in San Diego, Mike Francesa
\nand even the Mad Dog of WFAN<\/span> in New York, Mitch Levy
\nof KJR<\/span> in Seattle.<\/p>\n

Others report they like Stoney<\/span> &
\nWojo<\/span>, Howard Eskin<\/span> of WIP<\/span> in Philadelphia<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>
\n(a favorite of Lines-Maker.com<\/span><\/a>
\nstaffer Rex DeStephano<\/span>), the Dennis and Callahan Show
\non WEEI<\/span> in Boston<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>,
\nMike and Mike (Mike Goldberg and Mike Golic<\/span>) of ESPN
\nRadio, Tony Rizzo of WKNR<\/span> in Cleveland<\/st1:place><\/st1:City>,
\namong many others. <\/p>\n

Either way, nobody disputes the premier source of sports
\nbetting experts is OffshoreInsiders.com<\/span><\/a><\/span><\/b>\u00a0 <\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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