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There are a couple of investigations going on in MLB and the NBA.

So there is an MLB investigation into Cleveland Guardians pitcher Louise Ortiz. All right. There were some there was some shady betting activity. And so

they're looking into a couple of pitches. You could bet on the first pitch of an inning. Will it be a ball? And so they're looking into a couple of pitches. You could bet on the first pitch of an inning.

Will it be a ball?

And so there was some suspicious betting activity with a couple of these instances.

And he's just bouncing these pitches.

So it's like, all right, they're investigating that.

There's also a federal investigation into NBA player Malik Beasley.

There is some suspicious betting activity.

They're looking into it.

Was he providing information that he shouldn't have been?

Was he trying to, I don't know, cover the spread or do some suspicious things with its prop bets.

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