This is Caching Out on V-SIN, the Sports Betting Network.

Back at it on Caching Out.

I'm Dustin-Sweedleson.

This is V-Sin, the Sports Betting Network.

The Sweet 16 games in the late-night action, there are no U-Uptex.

There's no seeing what anyone's up to because there's not much happening.

Arkansas and Arizona, Arizona just cleared their team total. They're up 89, 72. So that makes that a 17-point game with 731 to go. They're laying 18 and a half. Totals 196 and a half. And then in Illinois, Houston, the Aligni out to a 58-43 lead, they're 12.5 point in-gamegame favorites. Your total is 1 15.5. And finally, Houston with 327 to go is shooting free throws. Something I would have been doing if I was them. It is now a 15-point game with just under 3.5 remaining. I'll keep you updated on where we stand with that. And our one late-night baseball game, Seattle and Cleveland, knotted up at three, seventh inning. We went in-game on Seattle minus 140 last inning. They're now minus 151, so that's ticking correct in our direction. We'll see how that plays out throughout the rest of that game. But it's now time to talk baseball with one of our favorites. He is Gary Sheffield Jr. He hosts Yankees unloaded, available on YouTube, wherever you get your podcast, and

at Gary Sheffield, Jr. on X, and he joins us now in the progressive guest line.

Happy baseball season, my friend.

I'm sure you really enjoyed seeing the New York Yankees, your team, open up, opening night

on Netflix with all that

pomp and circumstance.

I feel like that was right up your alley.

It was.

And I didn't love the Mets putting it on Paul Skeens today.

I actually really like what I was seeing, unfortunately, I guess.

But I'm glad to be talking baseball.

I guess I'm wondering, are we more popular in the NBA now?

Are people finally coming to their senses?

Well, that's an interesting topic.

Because if baseball could navigate the waters right now correctly, they could pick up more fans.

The problem is the leader of the entire league is Rob Manfred. And I don't think he likes baseball. So I struggle to find out or figure out a way for him to convince other people to then like baseball too. Yeah, and I don't think there'll ever be someone who likes baseball. But I guess Bud Seelig, right? He lets steroids be in the league. So that was fun. Maybe he did like the game a little bit.

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