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The dedicated researcher from south Jersey joined hosts John Kelly and Sam Yip to discuss the eight NBA playoff games scheduled over the weekend. Jones (www.edthestatman.com) offered his strongest opinion of the show in the Dallas-Houston series in which he predicted the Mavericks would advance past the Rockets at odds of slightly better than 2-1 (+230). Golden State is the favorite to win the NBA title at odds of 2-1, according to 5Dimes.

Rick Isaacs joined hosts John Kelly and Sam Yip to talk about Stephen Zimmerman's declaration to attend UNLV for the 2015-16 college hoop season. The 7-foot Zimmerman, a product of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, announced his intentions to attend UNLV late Thursday night via Twitter. Yip ended the hourlong program with a quick rundown of this weekend's NBA playoff action.

The 24-year-old graduate of UC San Diego joined host John Kelly to discuss the 16 playoff teams with designs on the NBA championship. Sam Yip (@sam_nba) predicted all eight first-round playoff matchups and projected the San Antonio Spurs as the eventual champions. The Arcadia native, now living in New York City described beautifully the differences between a regular-season NBA game and a high-intensity NBA postseason contest.

Dinkenson joined host John Kelly to preview the NHL postseason on the eve of the 2015 Stanley Cup playoffs. "Dink" offered several betting recommendations for the opening round of the NHL playoffs. Eye On Gaming's NHL contest coordinator BUSHAY and recent contest winner KINOSH also contributed to the Tuesday night program.

Corrigan joined host John Kelly to discuss the fast starts by American League Central rivals Kansas City and Detroit. Last season, the Tigers won 90 games while the Royals recorded 89 victories. This season, the Royals started with a blistering 7-0 start, one game ahead of the 6-1 Tigers.

The highly-respected AAU basketball coach from southern California joined hosts John Kelly and Matt Hatfield to discuss all matters related to the high-stakes game of college basketball. Rick Isaacs will be featured prominently on Thursday, April 16 when ESPN highlights the career of Sonny Vaccaro in a documentary titled "Sole Man." Isaacs reviewed last Monday night's championship between Duke and Wisconsin.

The 41-year-old native of Nebraska joined host John Kelly and talked about his skill to gamble for a living. ROYALFAN had more than $200,000 invested in season-long fantasy teams during the last NFL season. The shrewd gambler from Omaha also detailed his near miss in a 2008 fantasy football competition at Bellagio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas where he won $100,000 and just missed the $1,000,000 prize.

Musketa, a native of Toronto, joined hosts John Kelly and Eric Strasser to preview the first major golf tournament of the year. A contributor to ESPN.com, Musketa is known as the preeminent golf handicapper in the country. Alf selected J.B. Holmes at odds of 40-1 to capture The Masters.

The 34-year-old Baszler, a professional since 2003, discussed her place in the history of mixed martial arts. Baszler fights out of Glendale, California and shares a house with UFC women's champion Ronda Rousey. Las Vegas-based sports bettor Alan Dinkenson conducted most of the interview and offered an NHL selection in the final minute of the hourlong program.

The dedicated baseball handicapper joined hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan to discuss the start of the 2015 MLB season. Strasser (www.palmtreehandicapping.com) recommended a pair of plays from Tuesday's MLB slate. The boys also discussed Duke's 68-63 victory over Wisconsin in the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship.

The 47-year-old sports handicapper from Huntington Beach, California joined host John Kelly to discuss the semifinal round games in the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship. Birdie made a case for Duke and Wisconsin meeting in Monday's title game. Kelly talked about the start of the 2015 MLB season when the Cubs entertain the Cardinals under the lights at Wrigley Field on Sunday.

Strasser, the author of "Baseball Betting for Profit," joined host John Kelly to handicap all three division races in the American League. Opening Day of the 2015 MLB season takes place Sunday when the Cubs entertain the Cardinals under the lights at Wrigley Field. Strasser's strongest opinion on the hourlong program dealt with the Seattle Mariners and their chances of exceeding their regular-season win total of 86.5 games. Strasser's book is available through his website (www.palmtreehandicapping.com).

MacNeil joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to preview the upcoming NHL playoffs. The long regular season ends Saturday, April 11. "Dink" recommended making small wagers on two decided underdogs for Wednesday, the Philadelphia Flyers and Edmonton Oilers.

The veteran coach with more than 40 years of high school basketball experience joined host John Kelly to scout the four teams still alive for the NCAA Division I men's basketball championship. "Coach Funk" felt Kentucky offered some betting value as a 5-point favorite over Wisconsin this Saturday. Accomplished sports bettors Mike Corrigan and Eric Strasser also contributed to the program.

The man who coached Larry Bird as an Indiana State Sycamore joined hosts John Kelly and Rick Isaacs for a fun trip down memory lane. Hodges reviewed his memories of the 1979 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship in which Magic Johnson and Michigan State defeated Indiana State, 75-64. Coach Hodges also offered a prediction for Sunday's Elite Eight game between Duke and Gonzaga.