You always follow the money.

That's what I always say.

You always follow the money.

This is Follow the Money with Mitch Moss and Polly Howard on V-SEN.

May the 25th be with you on a Memorial Day Monday.

Welcome on in to Follow the Money.

No, it's not Mitch Moss and Polly Howard.

That is John Jishremski.

I'm Dustin Swedelson.

We got you covered for the next three hours on an awesome Memorial Day, a wild time to be here. We're so much of our job, John. We're always hyping up football season, and I get it. Like from our prep perspective, football season's awesome. But what more could you ask for today? Memorial Day Monday, we got baseball all over the place. We've got games in action. We've got one about to start that we'll preview in a moment. We've got a huge game on the wood, a massive one on the ice. It doesn't really get better than this time of year, in my opinion. I think you're on to something there, Dusty. And look, you know, we had this discussion yesterday doing the V-CN weekend morning line, the three summer holiday weekends. We have Memorial Day weekend. You have Fourth of July weekend. And you have Labor Day weekend. And Will Hill and I are in agreement on this. You know, people are going to look at Labor Day weekend and say, oh, it's the return to college football. It means you have football back. I think this is a better sports weekend. I do

because that Sunday and Monday game you might get in college football ends up being a snoozer.

I mean, Belichick lost by like 10 zillion points last year. So you nailed it. Full slate of baseball.

I got a couple of bets already in. My Yankees are up one to nothing on the Royals as we speak.

We want to bring that baby home. We have my beloved New York Knicks. One win away from their first finals

in 27 years. I was in middle school the last time that happened. So we want to bring that baby home.

And then you got a big night on the ice. So yeah, playoff hockey, playoff basketball,

full slate of baseball. With some pot to go, my man. And we got a we got a big night on the ice. So yeah, play off hockey, playoff basketball, full slate of baseball with some potico, my man. And we got a, we got a basketball coach that you'll hear from later who's sounding like your favorite, favorite plus EV better telling you that his algorithms got it all figured out, even though he's down units on the season. The hockey last night was crazy. We'll get into that in just a minute. But right now, I want to get everyone situated where we stand with the baseball. And you mentioned, JJ, your Yankees, Cody Bellinger with a ding-dong at Kaufman, the Yankees with an early lead on the road at Kansas City. This thing got steamed down. We were looking at like minus 150-ish on Kansas City or on New York last night, went all the way down to minus 1.30 with Will Warren on the bump. It is a game I'm on the under, though. I'm on the under nine. I'm also on your boy, Will Warren, who I keep calling Adam Warren over and over again to go over 16 and a half outs recorded. But this is a spot for the Yankees' offense. They got to get right. And maybe those fences moved into Kaufman could help them out here. They're not great scoring runs on the road, but real positive sign to get off to a good start

against Michael Walker. And my feeling with this game was, you know, the Yankees escape this

torture series against Tampa Bay. And I think they would count their lucky stars, Dustin, quite frankly,

that they only had to play two at these three games, because when they play the raise, the rays forced them

to play a certain style of play that gets them completely out of their element. And if you follow,

listen, I'm not a nutty guy with the trends, but I'm noticed one every now and again, it kind of

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