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I am Brad Taylor, along with Will Hill, and we are keeping you abreast of what's going on in the world of sports gambling from the NBA to Major League Baseball.

And now on the progressive guest line, let's bring in our guest to help us with our NBA

bets for tonight and tomorrow.

He is part of the Sports Gambling Podcast Network and the host of the Picks and Roll podcast.

He is Scott Ryshell on the progressive guest line.

Scott, how are you today, sir?

Yeah, I'm doing pretty well. Thanks for having me on. Thank you for being with us. You can find him on Twitter at Ryshell Radio. That's R-E-I-C-H-E-L radio. So, Scott, we got a game going on right now down to the ATL. we saw the Hawks up 2-1 in this one going in, but zigzag theory coming through yet again.

The Knicks look pretty good right now.

They are up big on the Hawks 77 to 60 in this game.

Are you surprised that the Knicks have come out and basically dominated this game from start to finish?

Would you step in this game live and maybe bet it or just kind of stay away and say, let's go back to MSG at 2 to 2 and see what happens. Well, to be fully honest, I already have pregame action on the Knicks. So there's no reason for me to jump in on them again in the middle of the game. But look, we've seen Mike Brown though choke away one fourth quarter massive lead. I don't know if I want to jump in again with the Knicks here.

We'll see if they can close it out this time around. But once again, more desperate team, arguably a must-win game for the Knicks. And I think we'd agree the Knicks are the more talented team on paper. So I did pick the Knicks to actually show up for this game. They look better than I expected throughout. I thought Atlanta would hang in there a bit more than they are. But for the sake of the actual script of this game, I'm not too surprised the Knicks are winning. Eastern Conference, this is not the only game in the East today. Earlier, the Orlando Magic, the eight seed beat the one seed Detroit Pistons. I've been saying all week all week that eight doesn't look like an eight that one doesn't look like a one what do you make of that series do you give Orlando a shot to come out of that and what's just big picture thoughts here in the Eastern conference yeah I think I have to give me a chance to come out of it as you mentioned a second ago seeds kind of go out go at the window. These teams look pretty even, especially when you're watching the games, and you're looking at Bickerstaff, who historically has been a pretty abysmal playoff coach. I definitely think Orlando is alive to win the series. I don't think it's fluky at all. I think Orlando matches up with them physically. Duren has been horrendous all season for a potential all-MBA guy. And I do think unless Cade goes Superman, they got problems because the issue that a

lot of people had with this Pistons team was whether the supporting cast besides Cade would step up.

And so far, Tobias Harris has been okay. Besides that, nobody else has really done

anything for this team. So yes, I think Orlando is pretty live to win the series.

We got a game coming up in about a half hour or so Western Conference. Would this be the end of

the Denver Nuggets as we know them? They are one and a half

point favorites now over Minnesota in game four of that series. Nuggets down two to one here.

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