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Las Vegas-based professional gamblers WAZ and Alan Dinkenson each released a baseball selection from Tuesday's slate of action. WAZ liked the Phillies over the Braves while Dink suggested a play on the Cardinals over the Angels. John Kelly and "Missouri John" also contributed to the sports gambling show.

Bettor/bookmaker Mike Corrigan joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to talk about sports and specifically sports betting. Corrigan released a selection in the MLB game between the Chicago White Sox and Texas Rangers set for Tuesday night at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas.

Matt Hatfield, a 48-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to discuss sports from a Las Vegas perspective. Better known as EOG contributor "RAILBIRD," Hatfield released a total of eight plays for the first Saturday in May. "Missouri John" attended a Kentucky Derby handicapper seminar at Sunset Station and reviewed the proceedings there. Noted AAU basketball coach Rick Isaacs also contributed to the Friday night program.

Host Alan Dinkenson talked with fellow professional gambler Paul Matties as the pair of experienced horseplayers exchanged ideas and opinions involving Derby Week at Churchill Downs. Matties, recent winner of the National Handicapping Championship featuring a first-place prize of $800,000, released a 20-1 longshot in Friday's Kentucky Oaks and described Saturday's 142nd running of the Kentucky Derby as a "challenging" puzzle. "Dink" ended a successful three-day run as host of the show which this week included visits with filmmaker Scott Pearson Eberly (aka Factorial) and Crick Cassidy (aka 2W2P2S).

Professional horseplayer 2W2P2S joined host Alan Dinkenson to preview the 142nd running of the Kentucky Derby. The biggest takeaway from 2W2P2S was an appreciation of southern California-based horses in this year's Kentucky Derby.

Filmmaker Scott Pearson Eberly (aka EOG contributor Factorial) discussed his recently-released documentary titled "The Best of It." Alan Dinkenson, a central figure in the documentary, interviewed the independent film artist who once worked at TVG and ESPN.

Host John Kelly and noted AAU basketball coach Rick Isaacs reviewed and previewed NBA playoff action. Kelly made a convincing case the Miami Heat would defeat the Toronto Raptors in the semifinal round of the Eastern Conference playoffs. Isaacs discussed his 20-year relationship with new UNLV basketball coach Marvin Menzies.

Matt Hatfield, aka RAILBIRD, joined hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" to discuss topics involving sports and sports betting.

Similar to last season's NFL Draft when quarterbacks James Winston and Marcus Mariotta were the top two players selected by Tampa Bay and Tennessee, Jared Goff and Carson Wentz were selected 1-2 by the recently-relocated Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles. Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" commented on the first round of the NFL Draft by analyzing the three quarterbacks (Goff, Wentz and Paxton Lynch) selected in the opening round.

Hosts John Kelly and "Missouri John" discussed topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. "Missouri John" detailed recent results in the 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs while Kelly went on record with a play in the Marlins-Dodgers game set for Thursday night at Dodger Stadium.

The pair of respected sports betting personalities discussed the 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs with Dink making a prediction about the Pittsburgh Penguins defeating the Washington Capitals in Game 1 this Friday night. Reynolds, an Indiana University graduate, reviewed the first round of the NBA playoffs and wisely pointed out the lack of suspense and intrigue in the NBA postseason compared to the NHL postseason. Dink (@dinkinc) and Reynolds (@WesReynolds1) finished the hourlong program by comparing notes about their shared interest in professional wrestling.

Host John Kelly led a discussion featuring "Missouri John" and Mike Corrigan as the three gamblers talked about sports and specifically sports betting. Injuries to Stephen Curry and Chris Paul were addressed and the trio of gamblers speculated about the impact the injuries will have on both the Warriors and Clippers. Corrigan revealed his top Major League Baseball play for Tuesday when he supported the visiting Astros over the Mariners.

The 48-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and sports betting. Hatfield, aka RAILBIRD, boldly tabbed Stanford quarterback Kevin Hogan as the best signal-caller available in the upcoming NFL Draft. Birdie unveiled a total of six selections over the course of the hourlong program.

Noted AAU basketball coach Rick Isaacs joined host John Kelly to discuss UNLV's recent hiring of Marvin Menzies as the new head coach of the men's basketball program. Isaacs, a close friend of Menzies, believes UNLV found the right man for the job as the 54-year-old Menzies becomes the first African-American head basketball coach at UNLV. Sam Yip, a journalist based in southern California, reviewed the first week of the 2016 NBA postseason.

"Missouri John" joined host John Kelly to discuss the professional hockey team and professional baseball team from his hometown of St. Louis. "Missouri John" took a bow for his bold prediction of the St. Louis Blues to win Game 4 of their opening-round series against the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks. Kelly ended the hourlong program with a trio of betting recommendations: two NBA plays and an MLB selection.