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Welcome into a Wednesday edition of Prop Points here on V-Sin, the Sports Betting Network.

Nick Whalen, Jeff Erickson, hanging out with you for the next hour.

Also streaming along live on Sirius XM channel 158. So we welcome in those hearing the audio

version of prop points. Big show coming your way over the next hour. I got some live

Major League Baseball to check in on a very interesting Luis Severino starts unfolding right now,

Jeff, in A's Braes, got a couple runs on the board in the second inning there. We're underway

between the Rangers and the O's. We had a home run in the top of the first for the pirates,

taking on the Cincinnati Reds. We have our first rain delay of the day as well between the Mets and the Cardinals. We'll give you updates on all those games. A few more games will be starting up throughout the duration of the show. So we'll preview those. We'll have some best bets coming for you in Major League Baseball later on. It is Wednesday. So our good friend Len Hawkberg from Road to Wire is going to join the show. We'll get his full preview for the Valero, Texas Open. That, of course, starts up tomorrow morning. We'll have former Major League Baseball GM Jim Duquette joining us in about 30 minutes. We get some of his early thoughts on the baseball season. Jeff, before we get into some of these early baseball games, just a reminder, make sure you download the Prop Points podcast. If you miss any shows, if you want to relist it, you can find us in podcast form, wherever you get your pods on Apple, on Spotify. Just search Veson, search prop points, and that is where you will find us. All right, Jeff, two nothing Braves as we head to the top of the third over the athletics, been a slow start to the year for the A's.

Did get their first win last night. They were the lone winless team in baseball heading

into Tuesday, now sitting at one and four. This was an interesting pitching matchup, right,

with Severino taking on Chris Sale. Salesman cruising so far through two, two strikeouts,

just 28 pitches now early in the third inning.

Luis Savarino, he did make it out of the second inning, Jeff, but not without giving up two

runs.

He has five walks, four strikeouts, 65 pitches through two innings.

Yeah, laboring would be a good word to describe his outings so far there.

Started the game with a pitch that was overturned.

Ronald Ocuna Jr.

challenged the call, turned a strike into a walk.

And they turned around and got picked off at first base.

Acuna's walked two times already, though.

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