Cashing Out | September 15, 2026 | Hour 1

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This is Cashing Out with your host, Dustin Swedelson on VSiN, the SportsBetting Network.

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Yeah, buddy, September the 15th, be with you on a Tuesday night. Welcome on in to Cashing Out. I'm Dustin Swedelson, and I'll be with you all night long as we broadcast from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown Las Vegas. Me here, you there. Appreciate you making us a part of your night. However you may be tuning in, SiriusXM Channel 189, YouTube TV, the Visa Watch app and radio affiliates across the United States. Of God bless America. Got a fun one lined up on the program. We're gonna be joined by a pro football hall of famer in 90 minutes. Warren Moon checks in on the show, we'll get his thoughts on his Seattle Seahawks. The transition they're gonna have to make for a few weeks with Drew Lock taking over at least for week two going to Arizona. Plus, as someone who played in a lot of fun, high flying offenses, what does he make of what we saw from the Chicago Bears at Carolina to open up this season? We'll also chat with our buddy Zach Bigelow, Coach Biggs, one of the sharpest dudes in college football. His best bets, plus Joe Leesey makes his debut on the program, one of the best guys when it comes to breaking down college ball. Scott Spreitzer, pro handicapper, will be with us as well, plus all the usual deals that we do. The campus crawl as we look at the top stories in college football this week, including coaching a quarterback change being made in Clemson. We'll hit the NFL where Mike LaFleur is confident that that wasn't just the one and done for the Cardinals to start the season with a victory. Plus, fade what we saw in week one. Who are the best betting opportunities? Teams that did poorly versus teams that did well. How do we maximize some of these situations for week two in the NFL, plus some best bets along the way? I appreciate you riding with us tonight. You could be anywhere, but you're here. And we've got live baseball that we're currently watching in the moment. Ninth inning in Texas, and the Rangers look like they're about to pick up a victory four to two over the Red Sox. So big one there for the Texas Rangers because, in case you missed it, Houston beat Kansas City earlier today four to two.

Houston cash is a minus 157 favorite. We went under the total of eight. But looking at that AL West coming into tonight, or at least right now, Houston is up one and a half games on the Rangers. This would certainly be a big one to help Houston's case to secure that division as we're just a few weeks away from the season ending here. But in terms of the wild card, Texas is two games back of Cleveland. Cleveland with a big win today, Toronto with a loss against Detroit. So both Toronto and Texas are two games back. Baltimore beat the Mets. They're three games back in that American League wild card. Cleveland trying to hold on. Texas, this would be a good one for them because they'd pick up a half a game on Toronto, they'd be one and a half back of Cleveland in that wild card picture. Also earlier today, I mentioned it, Cleveland with the win seven to six. You know, Cleveland minus 155 gets home. They're now up on the wild card, as I said, but they're a half game back of Chicago in the AL Central. They can still win that division. I think we might be sleeping on Cleveland big picture. This is a squad that always has pitching, right? Gavin Williams and Parker Messick, the addition of Foster Griffin.

I always like the arms. You always trust the bullpen with Cade Smith on the back end.

Guys, they can slug, they can hit. Travis Pizano, the second baseman, had two homers today. Joe Adele went yard for them as well. There's a little bit more pop for Cleveland than we're used to seeing as we head towards October.

I know I got a million tickets on just about everyone who matters. I've got some Brewer's stuff where it's boosted up because I parlayed it on the money line with other teams. I've got the Philadelphia Phillies in the same way. I've got the Cubs in a similar fashion. But man, I am awfully tempted to look at Cleveland 30-1, San Diego 35-1 to win the whole thing because I don't think it's a crazy case to be made. In Cleveland's case, it's the arms. Cleveland's arms are going to keep them in every game. Can they get the timely home runs you need? Sometimes an offense has guys that are just too young and too dumb to not know what they shouldn't know and wind up performing well when it matters in the postseason. Cleveland gives me vibes. I can't place bets off of vibes, but it's just a vibe that I'm feeling right now. As far as the Guardians are concerned. Washington beat Philly 6-3. They were plus $1.82 on the money line. We go over the total of eight. I mentioned Detroit over Toronto. That was a 10-1 win for the Tigers. Baltimore 7-5 and 11 over the Mets. Baltimore was plus $1.20. We go over the total of eight in that contest. Atlanta beat up on the Cubs because the Cubs bullpen, which if they don't finish the job and get to the World Series, it's going to be because of that bullpen. Four earned runs in relief of a spoiled Kevin Gossman start. Gossman five and two-thirds, two earned, six strikeouts in that game. As Atlanta cashes at plus $1.24. Dogs getting home tonight in Major League Baseball. Another dog, San Francisco, cashes 10-3 at St. Louis. They were plus $1.62. We go over the total of eight in that one. And where we stand right now with the live action. I mentioned that Texas leads Boston 4-2 in the ninth. And we should note that Texas has two outs, but they just got a runner on base.