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NBA PLAYOFFS, BASEBALL BETTING ANALYSIS ON ESPN RADIO SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2012 Kobe Bryant and the Lakers are looking to get even against Oklahoma City in the NBA playoffs. We also talk baseball betting weekdays from 2 to 3 p.m. on ESPN Radio (1100 AM, 98.9 FM) in Las Vegas. After almost two years of midnight radio shows, we moved "The Las Vegas Sportsline" to a new home Tuesday, April 3. Our one-hour show is streamed live on this website and also on espn1100.com. Scott Kellen (SixthSenseSports.com) defeated Bryan Leonard (Footballwinners.com) in the Dec. 16 finals of our inaugural "Cantor Football Showdown," a $3,000-entry fee Friday midnight event at the M Resort sports book. Kellen survived a field of 16 handicappers to win the $48,000 contest. As always, listen to the "Show Archives" 24/7 and check "Latest Plays" for baseball betting opinions. For updated basketball odds, see the "L  atest Lines" page and hit the VegasInsider.com banner.We will continue to review and preview all the betting action this summer - baseball, basketball, golf, mixed martial arts and more - with top professional handicappers and oddsmakers. The NFL schedule was announced recently, and the NBA playoffs are in action every day. Cantor Gaming sports book director Mike Colbert will be a frequent guest to offer the oddsmakers' perspective. Check here for updates on our show lineups. Jim Kruger of VegasSportsAuthority.com was Monday's guest to break down the NBA playoffs. Matt Jacob of Vegas Seven magazine was on Tuesday's show. Check this spot for frequent updates on our guest lineups as we continue to talk NBA, baseball, hockey, golf and mixed martial arts betting. Always check the "Latest Plays" page for basketball plays and the "UFC" page for MMA analysis all year. Daily replays available 24/7 on the "Show Archives" page. Click on "Latest Plays" daily for basketball opinions from handicappers Dave Cokin, Chuck Edel, Andy Iskoe, Bruce Marshall, Micah Roberts, Mike Scalleat and several others. Jim Kruger, Erin Rynning and "The Bandit" will be posting several NBA plays each week. Adam Hill and Matt Youmans posted 400-plus college basketball plays and almost 500 plays during the last baseball season and hit a profitable percentage. See details on "Pick Records."  |
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