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Jones (aka EdTheStatMan) joined host John Kelly to discuss the top athletes from the city of Philadelphia. Wilt Chamberlain, Joe Frazier, Mike Schmidt and Bobby Clarke made Ed's list of top four Philly-area athletes. Jones ended the hourlong show with an NBA selection in the game between the Detroit Pistons and Houston Rockets.

Two devoted college basketball handicappers -- nicknamed "Railbird" and "Bobby the Owl" -- joined host John Kelly to preview Thursday's NCAA college basketball card. "Missouri John" in his Las Vegas radio debut served as Kelly's co-host. The EOG Sports Hour newcomer talked about sports in the St. Louis area over the past 40 years.

WAZ joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson for an hourlong discussion of sports and sports betting. Dink quizzed WAZ about the upcoming Major League Baseball season. WAZ ended the show with a recommended wager on the college basketball game between Notre Dame and Louisville.

The Las Vegas-based sports betting aficionado joined hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan to discuss his first-ever book which debuted in mid-February. Strasser's book details both the basics of baseball betting and advanced angles used by Las Vegas professionals. Kelly ended the hourlong program with a The Las Vegas-based sports betting aficionado joined hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan to discuss his first-ever book which debuted in mid-February. Strasser's book details both the basics of baseball betting and advanced angles used by Las Vegas professionals. Kelly ended the hourlong program with a college basketball selection from Tuesday's attractive slate. selection from Tuesday's attractive slate.

Heim, the longtime EOG contributor who once practiced law in California and now resides in Nevada as a professional sports bettor, challenged Vegas wiseguy Ron Boyles in a one-on-one college hoop handicapping contest with a winner-take-all purse of $2,000. Both handicappers released seven plays apiece from Saturday's menu of college basketball action. John Kelly served as moderator of the hourlong program.

Jones, better known as "EdTheStatMan," joined host John Kelly to discuss the latest news in the NBA from a gambling perspective. Jones (www.edthestatman.com) talked about the red-hot Cleveland Cavaliers led by LeBron James, who scored a season-high 42 points in a 110-99 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night. The handicapper from south Jersey ended the hourlong program by recommending a play on Brooklyn over Houston from Friday night's 14-game NBA slate.

Host John Kelly challenged Matt Hatfield to a one-on-one handicapping contest involving Thursday's college basketball slate. The two handicappers went on record with seven plays apiece, including a best bet selection. The hourlong program also highlighted the undefeated Kentucky Wildcats, still perfect after 28 games.

The dedicated college hoop fan from Indiana joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to talk about the 2014-15 college basketball season. Reynolds released four plays from Wednesday's slate: 730 Wake Forest +8, 738 Detroit +4.5, Indiana State +9.5 and 773 Evansville +12. Also featured on the program was 27-year-old journalist Andy McNeil, who follows the NHL for a website titled Along The Boards (www.alongtheboards.com).

The veteran bettor joined host John Kelly to preview the 2015 Major League Baseball season. Corrigan handicapped the prospects of the San Francisco Giants, Kansas City Royals and Cleveland Indians. Kelly ended the hourlong show with a selection in the ACC rivalry game between North Carolina and North Carolina State.

Matt Hatfield and Ron Boyles joined moderator John Kelly to compete in a one-on-one college hoop handicapping contest featuring a purse of $2,000. The two handicappers each went on record with their top seven plays from Saturday's rich college basketball menu. The hourlong program is popular among serious college hoop fans and gamblers.

Hosts John Kelly and Ed Jones (aka EdTheStatMan) discussed the prospects of various NBA teams over the final two months of the season. Jones feels strongly the Golden State Warriors (42-9) will NOT win this season's NBA title. Jones ended the hourlong program with a selection in the Friday night NBA game between the San Antonio Spurs and Golden State Warriors.

Hosts John Kelly and Matt Hatfield talked about the tremendous impact of Coach Tarkanian on the city of Las Vegas. The boys also reviewed UNLV's 53-48 loss to Boise State Wednesday night at the Thomas and Mack Center. The hourlong show ended with college hoop recommendations from Matt Hatfield, aka Railbird.

The 60-year-old Tenay, a native of Whittier, California now living in Las Vegas, joined hosts John Kelly and Alan Dinkenson to discuss his 20-year career in the wrestling game. Tenay is a five-time recipient of the "Best Television Announcer" as presented by the prestigious publication titled Wrestling Observer Newsletter. "Dink" went on record with three NHL selections from Wednesday's six-game slate.

The highly-respected Las Vegas-based handicapper joined hosts John Kelly and Mike Corrigan to discuss the debut of "Baseball Betting for Profit." The insightful Strasser discussed his reasons for writing his first-ever book. Strasser (aka PalmTree) projected good things for the New York Mets in the upcoming 2015 Major League Baseball season.

The 36-year-old WAZ, a Las Vegas-based sports betting pro, went head-to-head against the 47-year-old Matt Hatfield (aka Railbird), a college basketball devotee from Huntington Beach, California. Both contestants selected seven games against CRIS pointspreads from the rich Saturday card. John Kelly served as moderator for the hourlong program.