This is Money Moves on B-Sin, the Sportsbetting Network.

All right, we have an hour left on the program and still so much to get to.

Coming up in 15 minutes, we're going to have Jeff Sherman with us.

We'll get his thoughts on what's going on.

VP of Risk Management, of course, over at the Westgate Superbook. Mix up there 30 minutes from now. In 15 minutes, Derek Hardy's going to be with us. M.O.B. Handicapper Bad X projections. We get his thoughts on the card today. Get some general thoughts at the beginning of a season as well, and a sport that is really so much tied into data in what this is from a projection standpoint, from a betting standpoint. How do you do it at the beginning of a year? Derek will answer those questions and more when he's with us coming up here in 15 minutes. Again, Jeff Sherman's coming up in 30 minutes. Let's talk a little association, though, and we'll hit last night and the weekend as well and spin it forward because there are quite a few storylines that tie into the overall betting market at what it means for the big picture, especially in the Eastern Conference.

But let's go with the Orlando Magic first and foremost.

The futility continues.

Magic lose their seven out of eight games.

They give up a 31-0-0 run to Toronto in a blowout loss.

The run is the longest unanswered run in the play-by-play era that has been tracked

since the 1997-1998 season, according to ESPN.

139-87, your final score.

Toronto was only a one and a half-point favorite.

Total 226.5 in that game as well.

But this is a big win for many reasons.

Toronto, Atlanta, Philadelphia, all kind of

in a mix right now in that five, six, and seven range. Remember, seven means you're in the

play-in. You get two cracks at it, but in the play-in nonetheless, five and six, of course,

will be on the outside and not looking in, looking forward, as they will be playoff teams in that

regard. Orlando, of course, a team that has been absolutely awful. As you mentioned there, now one in seven in their last eight games. This has been a slide that has been, I think, pretty long here outside of just these eight games. They have been a feudal team in the offseason which they traded for Desmond Bain. It has not gone well. Injury has been somewhat part of it, but every single week, there seems to be something from Jamal Mosley or some of the players, and it was no different after the Raptors' loss against Toronto. Let's set this Desmond Bain clip up, though, because Desmond Bain, of course, that was the headline. But let's hear from Jamal Mosley first because this is the important context after the

game was asked what went wrong and here's what Mosley had to say. I got to do a better job preparing

them for what they were going to see tonight. You know, we talked a little bit about it, but probably

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