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Boston-based sports bettor RAININTHREES, an excellent addition to EOG's radio lineup, joined host John Kelly to discuss sports and specifically sports betting. 'THREES went on record with a play on the Miami Marlins (+110) over the Arizona Diamondbacks in a Thursday night game at Marlins Park in Miami. The 35-year-old sports enthusiast also made a case for the Golden State Warriors to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers in six games or fewer.

Host John Kelly and broadcast partner Zack Hodges discussed topics involving sports and sports betting. Hodges went on record taking the Cleveland Cavaliers +7 over the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the 2017 NBA Finals set for Thursday night in Oakland. Kelly reviewed parts of Keith Law's new book titled "Smart Baseball."

Southern California-based sports bettor Matt Hatfield (aka RAILBIRD) joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and sports betting. "Birdie" went on record taking the Nashville Predators +1.5 goals (-210) over the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final set for Monday night in Pittsburgh. Steven Dempsey joined the conversation in the final 20 minutes of the hourlong program.

Sports broadcasting pro Brian Shapiro (@theVegasTake) joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to discuss a variety of topics involving sports and sports betting. The 37-year-old Shapiro, a native of West Hartford, Connecticut, talked about his 15 years in the Las Vegas sports media. Alabama Dave, Doctor Dave and Zack Hodges also contributed to the Thursday night program.

Dedicated sports bettor RAININTHREES, a 35-year-old investor originally from Brockton, Massachusetts, joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. 'THREES recommended a wager on OVER 8.5 runs in the Thursday afternoon game at Yankee Stadium between the Royals and homestanding Yanks. Kelly looked ahead to the Friday night WNBA game between the Minnesota Lynx and Connecticut Sun, a game in which Kelly favors the home underdog.

Boston-based sports bettor RAININTHREES joined host John Kelly to discuss topics involving sports and specifically sports betting. 'THREES, a valued EOG contributor, talked about hoops, horses and hockey before offering a pair of MLB selections from Wednesday's full slate of games. RAININTHREES liked over 8.5 runs (-125) at Citi Field and the Miami Marlins in the role of a road underdog (+120) against the Oakland A's.

Veteran bettor/bookmaker Mike Corrigan joined host John Kelly to discuss the 2017 NBA postseason. The pair of sports bettors marveled at the accomplishments of the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers, two teams on a collision course for the NBA Finals for an unprecedented third straight season. Corrigan tabbed the Cavs -14.5 (-105) over the Boston Celtics in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Southern California-based sports handicapper RAILBIRD joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to discuss sports and specifically sports betting. The trio of sports bettors discussed the likely showdown in the 2017 NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, a series scheduled to begin Thursday, June 1.

MMA fighter Michelle Dailey joined hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio to discuss her escape from a damaging eight-year relationship filled with physical and mental abuse. The 37-year-old Dailey, a proud mother of three, discussed steps a woman should take if she finds herself in a physically-abusive relationship. Dailey also talked about her career debut inside the Octagon, a learning experience that took place last Saturday in Utah. Alabama Dave and Doctor Dave, as always, offered insightful commentary on the NBA and NHL playoffs along with a preview of Saturday's 142nd running of the Preakness Stakes.

Boston-based sports handicapper and horseplayer RAININTHREES joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to share a pair of plays from the Saturday card at Pimlico Race Course. 'Threes released #4 Keep Talking in Saturday's second race at Pimlico and #2 World Approval in Saturday's twelfth race at Pimlico, two races on the Preakness Stakes undercard. Hodges, who correctly predicted Cleveland's victory over Boston in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, said Cleveland -5.5 offered value in Game 2 set for Friday night in Boston.

Las Vegas-based professional sports bettor Alan Dinkenson joined hosts John Kelly and Zack Hodges to discuss the 2017 Stanley Cup playoffs. Dink offered no selection on the current price of Wednesday night's game between the Pittsburgh Penguins (-125) and Ottawa Senators. Dink went on record with a play on the Tigers -140 over the Orioles while Hodges made a case for the Cavs -4 over the Celtics.

Veteran bettor/bookmaker Mike Corrigan joined host John Kelly to preview the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals showdown between the top-seeded Boston Celtics and the defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers. Cleveland opened a 1/5 favorite over the Celtics to win the series and a three-point road favorite in Game 1 set for Wednesday night at TD Garden Arena in Boston.

Former sports agent and mixed martial artist devotee Ken Pavia joined host John Kelly to handicap UFC 211. Pavia's strongest opinion from his four recommendations involved the women's strawweight championship match between Joanna Jedrzejczyk and Jessica Andrade. Pavia liked "Joanna Champion" -177 (Pinnacle) over Andrade.

Hosts John Kelly and Vern Vivio played host to Las Vegas-based handicappers Doctor Dave, Alabama Dave and Spike McAwesome to discuss a variety of topics in the sports world. Doctor Dave specializes in NBA betting, Alabama Dave is a lifelong horseplayer and Spike McAwesome follows the Stanley Cup playoffs, his favorite time of year. Alabama Dave accepted congratulations from the panel after he correctly selected Always Dreaming ($11.40)on a previous show to win the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby.

Las Vegas-based sports handicapper Zack Hodges, a 27-year-old sports book employee at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, joined host John Kelly to preview the upcoming NBA postseason action. Hodges went on record with a trio of plays: 524 Houston -7 over San Antonio, 523-524 San Antonio-Houston UNDER 214.5 and 712 Washington -5 over Boston.