As sports gambling continues to grow in popularity with fans across the globe, a new sports Nostradamus has now surfaced. And she’s definitely cuter than your average (loud) talking head on TV.
You may know her as “Air Corgi” or even Steph Furry, but many Spurs fans know her as the canine that perfectly predicted the Silver & Black’s 3-2 comeback in the Western Conference Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The viral pup makes predictions by knocking an inflatable ball toward baskets marked with each team’s logo.
Lilo has now seen her prominence online only continue to grow nationally and through this unexpected postseason run for the Spurs.
So, the question your probably asking, “just how accurate is she?” Around 70%, her owner Denny Ku says.
“I would say she’s more right than wrong,” he told San Antonio’s WOAI. “I think she floats somewhere between the 70% mark, but I think it also depends on the sport.”
Fans can credit Lilo’s faith in the Silver & Black for this monumental postseason run or you can continue to think it was all written in the stars as Victor Wembanyama and the rest of the young guns continue to come of age.
That distinction is up to you, but I think I can speak for everyone in the city when I ask this about San Antonio’s upcoming Finals rematch against the New York Knicks: Steph Furry, Spurs in six or seven?