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

On the Thursday,

this is a show show TV, the SportsBetting Network,

Series XF Channel 158,

Stormy Bond and Tony alongside Femi Abeba Faye today.

Hello.

In for our guy, JVT.

And this is funny because we very rarely, if ever, have had the opportunity to actually

work together.

We both worked the same show for a long time with Michael Lombardi, the Lombardi line crew

here, but like never together.

Some might call us Lombardi line legends.

Some might call us my guys in the desert dignitaries. Whoa, there we go. That's a throwback, right? That's Veson 1.0. It's my guys in the desert there. But yeah, good. I think this is our second show together by my account. Was it follow the money that we filled in on together? I think our guy Lombo was out doing something. So I think I was filling in for him. And it was me and you on Lombardi line. You did your best Lombardi and you were yelling about the 76ers and it was great. It's all coming back to me. There's a, there's a family of Bev Faye Will Hill Michael Lombardi text chain that we texted Michael throughout the playoffs. You know, like his Sixers. I joked with him. I said,

hey, Sixers and Six against the Celtics. They actually end up winning the series. I was like, oh, it was actually seven. My bad. I was wrong. He didn't have a whole lot of faith going into that one. But we then exchanged some text messages after the dismissal of General Manager Daryl Morey. those I will not share on this airwaves.

But yeah, Lombo's still doing well,

still rooting for a sixers.

So good.

And you've actually got something you're rooting for right now we got two MLB games in action the guardians are up to nothing right now and the tigers in the bottom of the third and we got a tie game now in the bottom of three with the pirates and cardinals is your sweat now what's What's the under here for the F5? Under four. Under four at minus 125. And we just got a home run here. So it's not at one in the bottom of the third. You have now this like tarps off shirt thing, which I've been the last couple of days trying to figure out what the hell this is and why this became a thing. Apparently it originated in college football,

but now has made its way to Major League Baseball. So this is a new thing for me who's trying to

stay offline as much as possible these days. But yeah, the baseball fans, a bunch of dudes out there

out in the outfield, just waving their shirts around like a helicopter, you know.

Something tells me that's not

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