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This is Ready Set-Bet with Matt Brown and Mike Somich on V-Sin, the SportsBetting Network.

Hey, this is Ready-S-Set-Bet here on V's and the Sports Betting Network.

Matt Brown and Mike Sommers coming to you for the next three hours here on a Sunday.

We know our finals in both of the remaining big four sports that are going on out there.

We will talk a ton about those over the course of the next three hours,

Major League Baseball, starting to find out some stuff about these teams a little bit. We'll get

into not only what happened yesterday, but some plays in our accounts as we move forward. Greg

Peterson will join us. We'll get his thoughts. And also an update, Mike Somich. That's the

tease right there, an update from one Greg Peterson on this whole Texas Roadhouse situation. Quentin Mill is going to join us, talk some college baseball. A little bit later, we are in the regional part of this right now. Reginals move to Super Regional, Super Regional's moved to the College World Series. So we'll see his thoughts on the teams remaining and any of those teams worth betting.

And then Sean Green will join us. Talk a little NFL. It's never too early to talk some NFL, especially a division that has a ton of different teams that could be super interesting this year.

So definitely going to be a packed guest list here and something that you're going to want to stick around

for. But of course, Mike Sommich, we've got to start this thing off. It is the Spurs.

Yeah, pull. We got the Spurs done, buddy. 11 to 103. Moneyline winner, Wimbenyama does his thing.

SGA, to be fair, does his thing as well, not enough. And I texted you last night, and I said, you know, sometimes it's nice when a handicap plays out. We were like, you know, he's going to, SGA is just going to have to have one of these role players have a monster game. Or he's just not going to be able to do it himself. And that's pretty much what happened last night. Chet wilted away, faded yet again, and Wimbunyama and the Spurs.

Move on. able to do it himself. And that's pretty much what happened last night. Chet wilted away,

faded yet again and Wimbunyama and the Spurs, move on to the finals, and they will be taking on

the New York next. Yeah, I mean, a lot of the discussion, the discourse today about Chet Holmgren.

And you mentioned one of the role players needs to have a game. Well, one of the role players did,

Carson Wallace. He played exceptionally well in this game, 17 points, shot the ball well from three, hit some big shots specifically in the fourth quarter. But you needed your Chet Holmgren, your second best player to be able to be your second best player as well. We kind of just assumed that you would get a performance there from Chet Holmgren that would allow one of the role players to step up and play well. And when you look through the box score and you look at, you know, McCain's got 12, Caruso's got 12, other Jay Will has 11. You really end up on Chet with four and that is the difference in this game. And you don't want to kind of focus in and say it's one player. But he just looked, first off, he looked invisible when he was out there. You didn't really see him all that often, but it's just a very, very tough look. And obviously

Wembe, a very tough matchup for him. I'm excited because we get to do a little sports talk radio at

some point here because we already have odds out for next year's NBA champion, which I think is

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