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Wednesday, May 14th, seven-year anniversary of a passbook being under being ruled unconstitutional.

Mark, it's Gil Alexander.

It's a YouTube version of our podcast, The Beating the Book podcast.

This is the Q1 Major League Baseball derivative show.

We're going to go through stats, Major League Baseball betting stats, money line, run line.

We're going to do starting pitchers. We're going to do umpires. We'll do first five. We'll do first

innings. And this is actually a longer running series than the NFL Megapod actually is. This was the first thing that I started doing. And I did it with this gentleman who was kind enough to be here after all these years. We do it Q1, Q2, Q3, base winner Mark Bortchard from an undisclosed location somewhere in the desert. How you doing, Mark? Yo, I'm doing good.

This is a good show.

I love doing this show.

It's fun.

It's the best.

It's so much fun.

At least it is for the baseball hardos, right? For the baseball nerds. If you want to geek out with us, this is what it's about. And as we like to say, it's not necessarily what we're saying to be, you know, predictive.

It's what's narrative and what might're saying to be, you know, predictive.

It's what's narrative and what might be predictive in all of this.

That's sort of the task here that we'll go through.

And the nice thing about having you here, Mark, is that not only do you have like historical umpire stats to compare this year's to,

but maybe at the end we can just talk about your first impressions of the Major League Baseball season here in the first quarter of the season.

Let's begin with the most profitable money line teams and the least profitable money line teams in Major League Baseball thus far this year.

This is the old bizarre exercise.

If you happen to bet on this team every single game, whether home road favorite

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