Speaker 1: All right, guys, welcome in. It's Wednesday, it's hump day.
It's time for total bases. Someone in the comments was like, Trigg,
you wear the same shirt every day and I was like, well, yeah,
it's like it's our logo shirt, Like that's what they
want us to wear. And then I said, you know what, Brian,
it's almost college basketball season. It's time for me to
bust out all of my gear. So for whoever made
that comment, I switched up for you today. I showed
up with the Grand Canyon University sweatshirt. And but I'm
ready to talk some baseball. Don't get that twisted. It
is still very much baseball season. There's still a lot
to talk about, and we're gonna we gotta keep talking
about I've noticed the Tigers fans that were in the
chat for a long time have quieted down slash left.
I haven't heard from them in a while, and I
wonder if that has to do with the fact that
they no longer lead the Al Central, something that I
truly just did not think was possible. Even knowing that
the Tigers would not probably replicate what they did in
the first half in the second half, I still never
saw I thought we'd see this day with the teams
that are chasing them, but the Cleveland Guardians do it
again to reach Schooble is not Mark Burley. He can't
make that play through his legs, and it all went off.
The Rails Guardians win. We have a tie at the
top of the al Central and these two teams play
each other again today, so we got to go right
to that game. Start us off.
Speaker 2: Tigers Guardians got clarity going against Biby tonight, and we're
looking at about a one twenty five favorite one baby
and the total of seven and a half.
Speaker 3: I was watching the Tigers broadcast. I always like to
watch the visiting or the opposite teams of my favorite team,
the Guardian Cleveland. I like to watch the opposite teams broadcast.
And when this game started, they were talking about how
intense it was going to be and playoff atmosphere and
the whole thing. And then when they took their two
to nothing lead, they were talking. They go, this is
the team, this is the spark, this is the spark
they haven't been playing with. I expect a whole different
Tigers team now. Not granted they're the local announcers they're
supposed to say that kind of thing, but I I was.
When I was watching, I says, yeah, I said, they
got their best picture on the mound. He's throwing great,
They're up to to nothing. This is a team that
could turn it around.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: Then after that, Cleveland dominated the rest of the game.
And if I'm a Detroit Tigers player right now, and
I try to put myself in the position of the players, fans,
you know, management, whatever, but to lose that game with
your best picture on the mound, and now you've got
playerity on the road. He hasn't been nearly as good
on the road as he's been at home. I think
there's a I think this number on Cleveland is a
little bit cheap. I had a really nice day yesterday.
I went forward to one and the only one I
lost was our parlay and that one ended up winning
in extra innings. So overall, I've been on a really
good run these last couple of months on being able
to break these games down. And I think this is
a good spot for Cleveland. They're still riding high, and
to me, Detroit could be done. That was the game
they needed. They talked about having to use schooble the
last day of the season. They didn't want to have
to do that. But let's let's say Detroit continues on
and winsday. I have to use schoogle that last day.
You're really going to use their starting, starting pitching staff
in the playoffs at this point, and trust them, I
don't know. Unfortunately for everybody who was in in the
uh you know, on the Tigers earlier in the season,
just in mind this. I like this team going forward,
but this this has been a terrible collapseform just the
opposite of what they did last year.
Speaker 1: There's yeah, scary scary moment in that game for David Fry.
As a guy so by by high school, I was
pretty much that and ninth and I was in there
for my glove, Brian. Once I got to high school,
I was out there for my glove. I was batting
ninth and pretty much asked to bunt regularly. And I
had a scenario where I squared to bunt one time
and took one. Let me tell you, I pretty much
took it right off the lower region, and if it
didn't slightly clip the inside of my thigh, I would
have probably been in big trouble. No, I didn't have
a cup on. I couldn't. I hated wearing a cup.
I couldn't move around. No, no one ever really wears one.
And yeah, and that's what you know. Squared to bun,
I was trying to square late to bunt for a
hit ball thrown right at me and what do you?
What can you do? And and that was that was
so that was a you know, we we wish him
the best. Very scary moment right there. But anyway back
to the game. My handicap is gonna probably be the
same for the rest of this series. There's absolutely no
way I could touch the Tigers until they until they
win a game. And we're getting into the territory of
It's almost like this collapse has taken on a life
of its own. It's very Red Sox esque from the
year that they went into September with with with a
I think it was a nine and a half game lead,
ultimately ended up getting knocked out on the final day.
Great memories of of you know that that's sort of
a like you can remember watching the Evan Longoria home
run that like barely made it made it around the
file pole that eventually knocked them out that crazy final
day of the regular season. That's what this feels like
to me. So even you know, and again I thought
yesterday was the game that the Tigers were going to
have to win. You had Schooble on the mound, it
was all right there for you. Now you lose that game,
I kind of wish I took my own advice and
grabbed that Guardian's Division price. I ended up talking about
it for two days on the show. Never bet it.
You're you're sitting you gotta feel great about that. If
you're sitting there with Guardians, what plus one thirty to
win the division? Now go with with what's got? What
you have ahead? Guardians minus won twenty seven in this game.
I definitely agree with them being favored again, same thing
as yesterday. If this is May or June. I'm looking
at this number and saying, well, that's some value on
the Tigers right there, getting them, you know, plus one
sixteen plus, you know, plus one twenty in a spot
where I probably kind of make them closer to even money.
But that all goes out the window here, That all
goes out the window. This streak, in my opinion, the
collapse has taken on a life of its own, and
you just cannot bet the Tigers until they until they
win one of these games. So Guardians are passed. Go ahead, Brian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what made it even worse was it was a
nine in the game. So the Tigers had twenty seven outs.
They had twenty times they struck out in that game.
They're a team right now when you have twenty twenty
seven ounces is all white strikeouts. That's a team right
now that is just confused. Something's in their head. They
just nobody looks comfortable when they come up to bat
for Detroit right now. And as I said, as I said,
you know, as much as I'm a Cleveland fan, I
hate to see Detroit chuck like this. That it killed,
It's killed the fans, and but they've got better things
on the future, I believe.
Speaker 1: Certainly, certainly the one if you're just a baseball fan,
whether you have action or not, you got to have
that one on. That is sort of the game that
like in my opinion, Like for me, I don't know
if I'll have a play there, but it'll be on
for sure. Okay, I gotta go to the chat. I
didn't know if we were definitely gonna talk about this game,
but now we're going to Both Eyes Gaming TV. Mariners
beat the Rockies. You were wrong, trigger false. I was
actually right. I gave Rockies plus one and a half,
which won, and I couldn't have been more right about
the handicap for that game. Mccaid brown was great. I
teased this for two weeks. Now I will say I'm
kicking myself. I was telling Brian Leonard before the show
off air, like, I was like, Brian, how many dollars
do you think I had on that game? Outside of
the little parlay? I had zero dollars on it? So
I can't you know, I'm not gonna come here and
like flex that pick by any means, because I didn't
actually give it out to clients, but I did talk
about it on the show for a couple of weeks
that you would see mccaid brown have probably have a
really good start before the end of the year. What
did he do last night? Five innings, one run, two hits,
ten strike out. So all of that upside we kind
of saw in the minors now that he wasn't at altitude,
got himself into a pitcher's park. He was great as
far as the bet was concerned, my bet was Rockies
plus one and a half. So yes, the Mariners did
find a way to steal that in the in the
eighth inning in a game that they were definitely never
the better team. Three hits Mariner's four runs on three hits.
I don't know how how they won that game, but no,
my play was Rockies plus one and a half. That
play one couldn't have been more right about the game.
But now that we're talking about it, Brian, let's let's
go to today. The Mariners sort of avoided the letdown,
if you will, But does it does it make it?
Is this whole series now, especially with how yesterday played out, Uh,
the Astros end up losing to the A's. Is this
whole series now kind of a letdown for the Mariners
in your opinion?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Maybe a little bit moode here. They're in really
good shape. I saw I don't pay a whole lot
of attention, but I saw that the somebody he could
have been ESPN, So it's could be something to take
it with a grand assault. But they had Seattle as
the favorite to win the World Series right now. I
don't know if that's right. Because I have four teams.
Speaker 1: I got a quick question for you. Do you have them,
do you make them a favorite over the Yankees in
the A.
Speaker 3: I make them the favorite in the American League, but
I think there's four teams in the National League that
are probably.
Speaker 1: Just as good. Fair enough.
Speaker 3: But Gordon's going against Castillo here. Castillo's huge favorite, as
you would expect about a three thirty favorite total seven
and a half here Tanner. Gordon comes in with a
six round ERA five point five to one expected one
point four to six whip. That's that's his real weakness.
The one thing he does well is doesn't walk anybody.
Last year three point eight walk percent this year five
point three, which is in the ninety third percent.
Speaker 1: Toule.
Speaker 3: Well, if you don't walk anybody, and everything else on
your statcast page is really dark blue. The best start
of thing he does is his heart here rates in
the thirty third percent. Toil, which isn't good. That tells
me that he's got to throw a little bit more
outside the uh, get somebody to chase a little bit
right now. Chance rates the seventeenth percentile. He's not a
strikeout Guy's weft rates in the third Tanner. Gordon is
not a guy until he changes the way that he
pitches is going to inspire a lot of confidence for
backers of Colorado, and we all know how bad they've
been on the road all year. You steal three point
six to three ra four point one seven expected one
point two to three whip. The only thing he does
really well is also the walk rate seventy seventh percentile
fastball Village. He's still got that. He's the league average
for a righty at ninety five miles an hour, but
he only throws those four pitches. Yes, Uh, Seattle should win.
Do I want to lay three thirty on a team
that may not mean the game as much as they
did just a couple of days ago.
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: No, I don't, So I'll be passing on this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So another reason I was okay bringing this game up,
in addition to just wanting to point out that I
was right about yesterday's the way that played out and
my plaguet the parlay. But the reason I wanted to
bring this game up was because I think there's some
value to the over here. Where are we getting seven
and a half? I know it's Seattle, I know it's
a little bit a bit of a pitcher's park, but
I mean, uh like Tanner Gordon has thrown it a
little bit better of late. But I see, Brian, I
see seven and a halfs. And that usually implies that
one of the one of the pitchers that we're dealing
with is elite. This isn't what this isn't twenty seventeen.
Like Luis Castillo, not an elite pitcher anymore. He's a
you know, he's a veteran. He's gonna go out and
give you a good effort. You know, he's he's prepared.
I think he like you know, he holds up well
in there, if you will. But I would not say
that he's anywhere near the guy he you know, really
once was at some point, you know, earlier in his career.
And you know, I mean you look at that. You
brought up the stat cast page. A lot of hard
hit Rockies have you know, they they've had good at
bats lately like that that. I did watch some of
the game last night. I thought that they put together
pretty good at bats. I thought that they could have
probably ended up with more than three runs. Like I said,
they had the seven hits. The Mariners were the team
that didn't hit last night. You know, you go back
over the weekend, they had a I believe they took
a couple of those games against the Angels, at least
one of them. I know they won on I know
they won on Sunday. No, they did. They took two
or three from the Angels, and one of them was
a seven to six wins. So it's not like that
the Rockies are not sort of capable of generating some offense.
Tanner Gordon was a bad Triple A pitcher for me
at one point. It's actually been like sort of incredible
to see what he's done over the past couple of months.
Like he's actually had some really good starts for the Rockies,
kind of quietly, because anything the Rockies do is quiet
at this point, no one cares. But he's turned in
a couple of good outings. Now, I've watched this guy
for a long time at Albuquerque. He's been down in
you know, Triple A for the last couple of years,
even some of this year. A guy throws mostly fastballs.
It's like the Mariners. Even if the Mariners don't care,
they can still probably hit a couple of long balls
off and get to four runs. So I thought seven
and a half was insane unless there's like a monsoon
coming in from center field that I don't know about.
I gotta like the over seven and a half. Here
go ahead, Yeah, my go.
Speaker 3: Part factors looking like it should be eight percent lower
than normal. The win is blowing into the right Flightly,
I don't think it's gonna make that much of a difference.
This is something I appreciate you talking about because I
didn't even pay much attention to the total, but you
were right. And I went back and I looked at
the Colorado Rockies. This is their last three game. Three
teams they had to play on the road. Seattle obviously,
we know this is a good pitcher's park, and Seattle's
got some great pitching. San Diego another team that's a
good pitchers park and they've got good pitching, and then
the Dodgers. So yes, lately on the road the last
three or four games, Seattle scored three, they've scored six,
they scored three, they scored four. So yeah, it's not
like a little bit earlier, like the week before when
they were playing the Dodgers, and we know how hot
the Dodgers started pitching has been they're not hitting bad
at this point. If you get three runs out of
Seattle or excuse me, three runs out of Colorado, and
Seattle's a three thirty favorite. Yeah, you which figures Saddle
was scored five, So that three and fives, that's eight
and that's pretty conservative. So yeah, I think you got
a good bet there on the over. I agree with
you on that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and my number is not like way way off market,
but I make it eight and a half. And I
was surprised to see seven and a half. And I
just go back to almost every time you see seven
and a half one of the pitchers, you're like, Okay,
we're gonna have to score off this guy. I just
don't see that with either of these two guys. So yeah,
I do like the over there.
Speaker 3: I pointed that out just a couple of days ago
where there was a there was a day. It was
the day. It was only three games, and I said
seven seven, all four of them arasas seven and a half,
and I think they scored eleven runs in that game.
So yeah, the game I could see something similar in
this one.
Speaker 1: Yep. I believe that was Monday, and I think two
of those three games went over all three went over all.
Three games went over on Monday, Brian, because you ended
up having extra end to get that Padres Brewers game
to five four, So I think that one I at
least pushed the other two eleven runs in the Cardinals
Giants game and then the game I think you were
referencing Braves Nats sixteen runs. So yeah, seven and a
half two low there. That's a good bet if you're
looking for a total today in my opinion. Okay, we
got to talk about this one. Titan CT. Big win
for Titan CT yesterday. He's out there in New England.
I was wrong about that game. Red Sox, big huge,
huge result for them, and who knows, they may if
Garrett Crochet can do his thing here, the Red Sox
may get to the playoffs, especially after the way that
the Tigers played out yesterday. But suddenly the Blue Jays
are up against it. They lose yesterday. They now have
a one game lead on the Yankees. I know they're
both going to the playoffs, Brian, But if the Blue
Jays lose this division, I think they're done. I think
that that would be like very very difficult for them
to come back from like if they go from blowing
this division and then suddenly that team's in like a
three game set, that would not give me a warm
fuzzy feeling for the Blue Jays. So I really do
think these games are massive, but they're gonna have to
beat great Crochet tonight and Max Scherzer did not get
out of the first inning UH in Kansas City on Friday.
So Red Sox Blue Jays, do you have a play here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, if there's anybody that wants this this game to
start now, it's Matt Sure's are based on his personality
and that start ahead. Last time out, crocheted the lefty
on the road against Sureser. Crochet's about a one thirty
one thirty three. It's one thirty four favorite total seven
and a half to the under Crochet obviously terrific pitcher
having an outstanding year two point six to ninety e
RA three point oh one expected one point oh five whip.
He does everything you want, he said, Barrel Ray is
the worst out of all of us to add to
sixty one percent, so that's still better than the league average. Yeah,
he's he's a guy you want to back Sureser has
got the heart of a champion. But his ERA is
a little bit higher this year than it's been in
the past. The last two years it was three point
seven seven and twenty three, three point nine to five
and twenty four. This year it's five point zero six
expected four point six to two. The problem has been
he's been very inconsistent this year. He's either pitched well
or he's gotten hit really hard. His barrel rate is
in the first percentile, means he's been getting hit very hard.
His ground ball rate first percentile, I mean he throws
a lot of fly balls, and when you're getting hard,
hit hard on fly balls, unfortunately, that's not a good
thing for this for the pitcher in those games. I
expect him to come on pitch very well based on
the way he's done in the past. But from from
a game standpoint, if there's any value, I would prefer
or maybe Toronto team total under let's see what that
is currently uh Toronto is three and a half under
thirty five. That would be the way I would have
lean in this, But other than that nothing. At this point.
Speaker 1: I knew the line was going to be something like this,
but I will say I was a little surprised to
see that Blue Jays be as big of an underdog
as they were here, Like, just based on what and
I know you're you're dealing with, you have to wait.
When you're dealing with a Ciung pitcher and Garrett Crochet,
it's going to flip the line considerably. But that is
a striking difference from what yesterday's line was in this series.
And obviously, again I understand that Crochet is going to
get that kind of love, but I that to me,
is is just too big of a overreaction, a move,
if you will, for the Blue Jays to go from
yesterday's game being like a minus one sixty favorite to
plus one twenty at home in a game they very
much need to win. So to me, the value here
is one hundred on the Jays. And that's the other
thing too. Yesterday was a great result for the Red Sox.
It doesn't change my mind about the Red Sox. I
still think that this team really lacks without Roman Anthony.
They're a fade for me without Roman Anthony. I've said
it for a couple of weeks. I think if they
get into the playoffs at this point, it's going to
be because other teams were worse. Other teams found a
way to lose. I still don't think with no Roman Anthony,
this Red Sox team, to me is not a playoff team.
They're also not better than the Blue Jays. So again,
maybe Garrett Crochet pitches you to a win here, which
is I mean, he's done in a million times very possible.
But I would not want to lay a minus one
thirty five with the Red Sox after they won. Now
the Jays need a win. There are only a game
up in the in the in the Al East, and
I still have the Blue Jays as the better team.
Now will they stop step out of it here? I'm
not sure, But sometimes seeing the for a team like
the Blue Jays, sometimes seeing a guy like Crochet on
the other side will wake you up a little bit.
And that's been the thing with the J's. They just
have not hit. Brian. What was the stat you brought
up yesterday? They've been among the worst. What was the
time frame do you remember?
Speaker 3: Oh, from from a batting standpoint.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like I think WRC plus was in the bottom
five five in the league. What do you remember the
time frame?
Speaker 3: Let's left two wicks or the seventy eight, which puts
him in twenty third. Right about Pittsburgh, the Angels, Baltimore, Washington,
San Francisco, Chicago, and Colorado all teams out of the playoffs,
that's a consern Cincinnati. Cincinnati was the same way I
used Pittsburgh as my free play yesterday, and there was
value in that. And you take a look at Detroent
and Houston and the Red abovemos Texas. So all of
teams that were supposed to be picking it up right now,
they're not hitting at all. And that's where we get
good value on betting teams that betting against the teams
that need to win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and and the thing with Toronto, because I did.
I watched most of that series with the Royals this weekend.
I aside from turning the twenty to one game off
like after it was like completely done Saturday and Sunday,
I watched like every pitch of that Royals Jays series.
I had action in those games. And the at bats
were awful for this Blue Jays team. I mean, this
isn't a scenario where they're getting unlucky, like they are
having horrific at bats and now on Sunday they did
finally sort of like break through a little bit, you know,
got the offense going. I For me, that was sort
of a sign like okay, like they finally started to
put together a couple of good at bats after after
like oh maybe like a week or two of having
awful at that they finally had a few kindly hits,
good at bas on Sunday. But then, of course Monday's
the off day. Yesterday nothing, three hits, one run, terrible
at that's again that whole game. So so it's it's
an interesting handicap because on one hand, now they got
to deal with Crochet, who's filthy, but does seeming like
an ace like that wake you up a little bit,
you know, have you more focused, because when the Blue
Jays are focused and they're locked in one through nine,
they have as good as good at thats as anyone
in the league. So it's it's it's an interesting one
and likely a pass for me to go ahead.
Speaker 3: Bran, Yeah, it's it's very It's not as drastic as
Detroit is, but it is a situation where Detroit and
Toronto it had a really good season going and they're
not used to winning the division lately. When Toronto took
took that lead to what they have three games over
over the Yankees or whatever. Maybe they thought that was
their goal. Their goal had been reached. They were the
first place team. They were going to cruise into the playoffs.
These teams that aren't used to being in this situation
are showing that right now, and uh, great for Seattle
they continue to win. But yeah, it's it's tough to
uh if you've not been in that position and you're
not used to that kind of pressure. It's tough on
the human human bodies. So I don't know if that's
that has any effect in them. Maybe they turn around
today and then sweep the rest of the regular season.
But right now, like we've talked about the ebats, they're
just not getting good at bats and now they're facing
an awesome pitcher on the mound today.
Speaker 1: Joe Dog says Trigg is a sleeper. He knows, he knows,
but for some reason he's a poker player on a
baseball show. I like him. Well, first of all, thank you,
Joe Dog. I appreciate that. Second quick story here for me,
that's kind of how I got into sports betting. I
was I was obsessed with poker in high school. I
graduated high school in two thousand and four, so my
high school years were the boom of like Texas Hold Them,
Chris Moneymaker winning the main event in like two thousand
and three, I think Greg Ramer won the next year,
and like it exploded. Suddenly, that World Series of Poker
was like much much bigger than it was like in
the previous years. And then I got to Siena and
I would I would like I was skipping class and stuff, Brian,
because I was on my computer just playing online poker
for hours and hours and hours. My friends would be like, hey,
we're going out, and I'd be like, yeah, I'll catch
up with you later. I'd never catch up with them.
I was like I was just stuck in my room
playing poker. And finally I was like, I got to
have a little bit of social life here. So I
realized that that I could kind of channel that same
energy into betting sports. But then I could go out
with my friends while the games were on right like,
so I could have my social life. I could still
sort of do the research, get my action and if
you will, because I had no clue what I was
doing at that point and still have a social life.
So that's you know, that's kind of how I got
went from poker to sports betting when I was in
probably my freshman year of college. And I suppose the
rest is history. So quick story right there, David, What
we got to talk about? I know I'll get yelled
at by someone if we don't talk about this game,
David said, Brady Singer stunk yesterday, And yeah, the Reds
they lost the game they needed, and not a great
day for Reds fans because the Diamondbacks walked off the Dodgers.
The Mets found a way to overturn a big deficit
and beat the Cubs, and so the Reds were the
big losers in the NL race yesterday, losing that game
to the Pirates. Today, they've got their guy on the mound.
They've got Hunter Green, tremendous last time out. Think he
threw a one hitter against the Cubs to kind of
start spark that run. But he's up against Paul Skins here,
So what do you think? Interesting game because the Pirates
of course are out of it, but they have their
generational talent on the mound. The Reds have everything to
play for an a comparable pitcher in Green. So how
are you seeing this one?
Speaker 3: Yeah? When I look, when I released the free play yesterday,
I said, I bentually just said, I go, there's no
way Cincinnati should be this big of a favorite. Sometimes
it's as simple as that. And I knew that Pittsburgh
hadn't been playing well, but hey, it's a pretty good
rivalry and it came out and scored enough to win it.
And Cincinnati, it's just to say somebody needs to win
does not mean they're going to win, But this is
going to be a great pitching matchup. Skins against Green.
Green basically is about a one fifteen favorite right now.
Total seven to the under. When I look at this,
I know we're playing in Cincinnati and this is a
ballpark known for its offense. But I kind of like
the under here. With the pressure on Cincinnati they're feeling
right now in Pittsburgh with Skins on the Mountain Long,
it's a it's a game. I'm going to take a
look at a way to play the under on schemes.
We know how great he is. His worst stat is
hard hit rate of fifty. He's just terrific one hundred Green.
I'm glad he's really put it together. This is a
guy the last two years two point seventy five ERA,
last year two point seventy four. This year, he's lowered
his whip from one point zero two to zero point
nine to two. This is the ace we've been waiting for.
The only problem is his barrel rates in the twenty
third percentile, average exsavas velostly twenty ninth, hard hit rate eighteenth,
and he's also a flyball pitcher's ground ball rate is
the ninth percentile. But as we've talked about, Cincinnati has
figured something out with these guys, and they could bring
them in here now and they're confident they can get
them from avoiding the long ball. But Green has been hit.
So we got two guys out there in this game
that I think are just tremendous. I love both these guys.
If you look at team totals, let's see what we've
got here. Team totals in this game Pittsburgh three and
a half under one thirty in Cincinnati three and a
half under one thirty. It's basically the same same general range.
I would think that at least one of these teams
is going to score three runs or less. We can
pick that up as a victory by playing it under
would not surprise me if both of them do it
and it's a three two final. That's why I'm looking
at this game looking to play the under some way
in that regard with the pressure of the playoffs, with
these two guys going right now, the problem Pittsburgh may
just have Skins pitch five innings, but Green's in there
as long as he can go. So that's something to
keep in mind if you're looking to play it alive.
The Pittsburgh Bullpenn will likely be coming in before Cincinnati's Will.
Speaker 1: Brian, I think there's a pretty substantial need to win
tax placed on the Reds here. I know that's kind
of what you you had you had made that point,
but I'm I guess I'm agreeing with the point you made.
I I think if this, if this game occurs a
couple of months ago, I've got Schemes a slight favorite
in this matchup over you know, Skeens, Green Pirates Reds.
I've got sk Skeens a slight favorite. Obviously, the books
are going to make you pay for the fact that
the Reds desperately need to win. You know, the Pirates
they were a team coming into the month that I
was high on in terms of like what they would
do in September. I thought they had played well going
into the month. If you remember those first three games
of September for the Pirates, they swept the Dodgers and
we cashed with a couple of them. After that, they
kind of just they kind of just went off the rails.
But hey, they've bounced back a little bit, took two
of three over the weekend against the A's, and then
they now took the opener this series. So I still
think that the Pirates, like listen, the Pirates haven't played
a meaningful baseball game since pretty much all year. They
they've been out of it since May first, pretty much. So,
And I go back to something you said on the
show a couple of times, like Paul Skeens pitches for
Paul Skeins, Like you made that sort of point, and
I think it's a very good point because I think
he is very much like it, competes with himself, if
you will, Like he's out there, he wants to go
out and throw a great game every time he steps
on the mountause he's that type of a competitor. Last
time out for Skeens was not very good. The Cubs
got him early. I don't think he made it out
of the fourth inning three and two thirds three runs
on seven hits. I feel like so, I'm trying to
find any sort of evidence of, you know, the last
couple of times that Skins has given up a crooked
number well, or has given up four runs or more.
It's happened, I think, four times this year, and I've
got him in front of me here. He gave up
five runs to the Cardinals on April eighth, came back
the next day six innings, two runs, six strikeouts, no walks.
You would have to go all the way to June,
where he gave up four runs to the Brewers. Next
time out, five shutout innings against the Cardinals. In August,
he got knocked around at Course Field a little bit.
Next time out, six scoreless against the Reds, eight strikeouts.
Those are and then oh, I'm sorry, And then there's
one more at Brewers earlier in the month of August,
or in the middle of August. Next start out, six innings,
two runs, eight strikeouts against the Brewers or against the
Blue Jays, And that was when the Blue Jays were
actually playing good ball. So pretty much every time he's
been bad, the next time out he's nails. It's it's
like you will not find this year back to back
starts where he has been off. And so I think
the fact that he just did not pitch well against
the Cubs and they got to him early, I feel
like he's you know, we're so close to the end
of the season. I agree with you, he might only
go five, but you're probably gonna get five pretty good
innings from him here. And I can't really make the
Reds a favorite in that scenario, so a lean to
the Pirates. I think it's a good value play. I
also think the Reds might be a little tight after yesterday,
but probably not something that's gonna make my card. Okay,
car Mine's here, Carmin ends up checking out some basses
early in the morning. I think we're going to the
next sort of season of shows soon, so I'll plug.
I want to plug Carmine and the Boys because like
puck Time was kind of what gave me the idea
for this show originally, where it's like they've been doing
puck Time for years. It's awesome, and I was like,
we can do a baseball show like that, and so
that's kind of where I got the idea for this
show and what I hope to sort of carry into
college basketball season. So shout out to Carmine and check
out Puck Time as soon as when is hockey back?
Did I see there's like preseason hockey? Brian? Is it
bad already?
Speaker 3: I went to the night Golden Knight's game last night.
I think we're fifteen roughly fifteen days away from the
start of the season. I think it's October ninth or
something to that effect, but it's right around the corner.
And yeah, I've been on Puck Time in the last
few years. I have a lot of supss in hockey,
as these gentlemen have had, and I really enjoy two
of the nicest guys, Andrew and Carmine. I love doing
the show. Hopefully he has me back on this year,
but I'll leave that to him. But yeah, looking forward
to hockey and getting in the mood.
Speaker 1: Amazing that it's only fifteen days away. I feel college
hoops sneaking up too. We're about maybe probably more like
forty days away, but I know the opening opening day
is November third, and I am. I am attempting to
go to three games in that day. I'm heading down
to Charlotte, North Carolina. I'm gonna go to the Winthrop
game at eight am. They're doing a they're doing like
a marathon. It's the Field of sixty eight Marathon. The
games are gonna start at eight in the morning on
opening day with Winthrop and Queen's University. I believe is
the eight am game, and then I'm gonna stay for
the eleven the eleven AM game, which is Bradley in
Saint Bonaventure, and then I think I'm gonna drive an
hour north back to Charlotte to go to Indiana State
Charlotte that night. So I'm gonna try to do three
hit two campuses come back home the next day. So
that's that's I'm fired up for that. Stephen ballin two
thousand and four. Yeah, No, that's when I graduated high school.
Your boy will be forty in July. So your boy
will be forty in July, he said, Does that make
you twelve? No, I'm I'm gonna be forty in July,
and I feel very old. I messed up my back.
I'm over here moving around. It's yeah, no, I feel
I feel like getting there all right. Back to baseball,
Tigers are officially dead. Well, Lou, we talked about that,
and we kind of I guess I agree if you
miss that. I suppose right now, since Tokyo Brandon's here,
I should probably promote something. I have a five percent
play tonight major League Baseball, probably my last five percenter
of the season. I typically it's tough to find five
percent edges once the playoffs hit, so you know, but
I've hit the last couple and I really like the
spot in MLB tonight. So that's up on my page.
Anything for you, Brian, that's up for sale right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah. First of all, the blue Jays just got hit
pretty well across the boards, So somebody's put out an
order on the blue Jays that's gone down as low
as one twenty now yet bet online. Yeah. I had
a really good day. Yes, I four and one in baseball.
As I said, unfortunately, the only one I lost was
the one I lost on in our parlay. But it's
been just tremendous two months in baseball ball. I do
have a four percent college football play up for Saturday.
I'll be putting baseball up a little bit later. And
as I mentioned yesterday regarding hockey, we're putting up a
special that if you buy the hockey season, you get
the rest of baseball for free. So I don't know
if it's up yet. If you don't see it, call
the office. They'll work with you. Those girls through a
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hockey or two people for baseball, whatever, they'll work with you.
They do a great job in the office. They'll save
you some money. But yeah, as soon as we're done here,
I'll continue to look at the games. And as opposed
to yesterday where everything was on the evening card, we
do have day baseball. Washington plays Atlanta at nine point
fifteen and specific and then Milwaukee San Diego at one
o'clock Pacific.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the girls in the office do a tremendous show.
You would you would think we had this like large
customer support team, but it's like three of them, and
they it feels like there's like eight people back there
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They have to deal with the customers and they have
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day to do their page. So yeah, know, they do
an awesome job and don't get nearly enough credit. So
shout out to the folks up in Detroit who kill
it for us on a daily basis, who are all
probably sweating the tigers out right now as well. Yeah,
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So back to back to business here, we still have
to lock in our parlay, but we got twenty minutes,
plenty of time to do that. Let's get to more
get Let you know what, Brian, Let's go to one
of those day games. Because if I don't talk day
games on a day where there's day games, someone rolls
into the the chat after the fact that it is like,
where's all the day games? So we got we got
to give them one of the two day games. Do
you have a preference as to which one.
Speaker 3: Well, the macche San Diego game is closer in to
pick them, that's probably.
Speaker 1: Let's go there. Let's go. Let's go Brewers.
Speaker 3: Padres, right, the Brewers. Even though they lost that game yesterday,
the coach came out and he was very disappointed, but
about the way they played, that's that's he's just been
a tremendous coach, one of the better coaches in baseball.
I love that guy in Milwaukee, and he's a bigger
guy and he eats pancakes out of his back pocket
and during the game's gotta love it. Patrick's going for
Milwaukee against cease for San Diego. Current lines about him
maybe about a one thirty on San Diego eight to
the under on the line. Patrick's getting the call up.
She had Patrick on the season. He's one hundred and
fifteen innings in and he's three point sixty sixty right,
three point eight nine expected, one point two eight whip.
But when you look at his stackcass page, even though
the numbers are really good, he's not really outstanding in anything.
His best thing he does is probably a strikeout percentage
in the sixty second percentile. Does throw six pitches, but
basically throws this cutter, his sinker, and his four seemer
pretty much ninety percent of the time eighty seven percent
of the time, so basically a three pitch pitcher. But
he does have a couple others that he does show
once in a while. But he's had a nice season.
But when you break it down a little bit more,
maybe not as much as what those numbers deserve, Dylan
seas somewhat the opposite. He comes in with a four
point six four e R, a three point four eight expected,
so you would think he's due for some good correlation,
but really it really hasn't turned out that way. He's
got a one point three to two whip walk percentage
in the twenty first percent tail grand ball right twenty
third Lucky he's pitching in San Diego is his home
ballpark not that great of a home run hitting ballpark.
But his whip rate's still great ninety fourth percentile strike
our eight eighty eighth. But something's just gone differently wrong
for Dylan sees here. The whip is he was one
point four and twenty twenty three last year, was only
one point oh seven through one hundred and nine innings.
With a one point oh seven, that's good, that's great.
You got to have it under one twenty, though, and
it's at one thirty two that is concerned. I've probably
backseas too much this year going on his stuff because
I really like his stuff, and I've gotten burned a
little bit. He comes in with an eight and twelve records,
So an eight and twelve record when he got a
playoff team and the padres me and you're laying some jews.
So I've lost money on cease this year so it
makes me a little bit reluctant to play on him.
So I'm going to pass on this game and watch it,
just try to learn something out of the way Milwaukee's
finishing up the season I finished. I expect them to
finish it up the same way they played all year.
That's just the way they've been taught and that's the
way the team feels. So I would expect a good
effort out of Milwaukee year, but not quite getting the
number that I would that I would prefer, you know,
right now, the highest on the board I've seen, its
like a one to eighteen. I would probably need at
least a want twenty five before taking a hawky.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how I see it as well. Chad Patrick
not not someone that, like you know, is gonna jump
off the page stuff wise. But what I will say
about him, because he's he's been up in Triple A
for a while, like a couple of seasons, and he's
he's now gotten into the big leagues a little bit.
He's one that he's so consistent. He he's like the
type of guy that will probably be in this league
for a long time in some capacity because he is
he gives you the same effort every time he steps
on the mound pretty much. And that's kind of what
I would prefer in a game like this, where you know,
the Padres maybe lose, could lose, you know, maybe lose
their juice a little bit. I forget what the uh,
let me just pull up what the NL West looks
like with the Dodgers losing yesterday, because of course, the
Padres clinched their spot. You know, I guess they're still
playing for the division, so they I'm not going to
say that they I mean, they still have plenty to
play for. They're only a game in half behind the Dodgers,
but you know, they clinched their spot. Dylan Ceaze has
just been so hit or miss I think you kind
of talked about this ahead of his last start and
then the White Sox tagged him for four runs and
I think they actually I think he actually took the
loss there. And it's just like he still shows up
and will have that really good outing that's like get
you back to being like, oh, this is this is
what we expect out of Dylan Ceese. But there's been
but there's been so if he's a hit or miss guy,
there's been so many misses this year, right, Like those
blow up starts are not few and far between. I mean,
you look down his his sort of you know, list
of starts this year, because he's made almost all of
his starts. There's a lot of four runs over five innings,
five runs over four and two thirds, six runs over
six innings like that is almost almost as many as
those as there are the seven shutout inning jet. So
it's like, yeah, I don't he's not a guy I
really want to back at this point. And to your point,
the Brewers, I do think you're gonna see the Brewers
want to like play well and finish the season strong.
They really have done that all year. They come in
three straight losses. And if there's a guy I want
a letdown type game, it's Chad Patrick because I just
feel like he's the same guy every time he steps
on the mount. So I'm with you slightly into the Brewers.
I think I need a bigger price to ultimately get involved.
All right, Do you do you have a game that
you want to use for the parlay or have we
talked about it already?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll use it. I'm taking a look at Kansas
City and the Angels head. Kansas City is one of
my players yesterday and on the four on one day.
Kansas City right now is at seventy nine and seventy eight.
They're not going to the playoffs. I got less than
zero point one percent chance to back in the playoffs.
But they can have that winning record I talked about
yesterday with Miami. Miami's now won ten out of the
last eleven games. Don't sleep on these teams just because
they're out of the playoffs. They want to have a
winning record. I like the Kansas City side here Steve
then it gets the line on it. Right now, we're
looking at Colic against Kakuchi and the Angels are about
a one twenty favorite and we've got a total about
eight and a half to the under. I like Colic.
He's you know, he's pitched to it two seasons now
in the majors. He only got how about one hundred
and fifty three innings, but he's eight and six four
point oh five a one point two six whip. It's
not not a guy I'm going to reach out and
try to bet on. But he's got his barrel raders
in the eighty fifth percentile walk grade seventy third round
ball rate eighty eighth. Now he does get he's not
in a strikeout pitcher at all. He's got six pitches
and basically his four steamer is one mile an hour
less than a normal right handry. Only throw us to
twenty six percent, which is what I like. It goes
to a sweeper a seven percent all the way up
to his four steamer twenty six percent. So he's got
six pitches that can come at you at any time.
That's what I like. Kakuchi and the Angels. Kakuchi had
that nice start to the season, but right now it
comes in with a four point five are same as
last year four point five six expected one point four
to five whip. That is what's really hurt him this year.
This is not just good eightieth percentile, but other than that,
everything else is in the blue. I think because of
the name, Kakuchi gets to a little bit too much credit.
And if you look at the Angels, they've lost ten
nine of their last ten games. Do you really want
to trust them as a favorite here with Kansas City
trying to get that winning record. I like Kansas City year,
I'm gonna take them. It looks like about plus one
oh five, and that'll be my part of the parlor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm I'm actually very surprised they're an underdog here.
That's when I kind of maybe maybe sort of pushed
the side on my initial sort of go through games
and stuff, like you probably been through the board twice
at this point, and that one didn't jump off the
page to me. But now that now that we're we're
kind of talking about it, it's actually ten of eleven
after yesterday's loss, So the Angels have now lost ten
of their last eleven games. I'm going back in my
head to a couple of weeks ago where we sort
of talked about this Angel's team and then likely to
run out of gas, because if I go back to
the beginning of the season, I remember I did a
little show with Brian Power on opening Day. We kicked
around some of the opening day games, and I remember
the Angels playing the White Sox an Opening Day and
me sort of being like, hey, you're looking at this wrong.
The White Socks are not the worst team in the
American League. It's the Angels. That was my sort of
big sort of statement, and that I was wrong about that.
The Angels for five months played their tails off. Like
for this team to have sort of been on the
fringe of like that wildcard race for as long as
they were, when you realize, like what is on their team,
like obviously a lack of talent, in my opinion, it's
actually amazing they sort of hung around as long as
they did. They have completely run out of gas. This team,
like we said the ten of eleven, their run differential
this year is minus one fifty two. I don't think
that gets enough attention when you talk about the Angels,
and I think it's because they were in it for
so long, or at least like on the fringes where
it was like Brian, this team at was actually a
buyer at the trade deadline, if you remember, they like
went out and got guys because they were like three
games out of a wildcard spot. They're now seventeen games
under five hundred and have a minus one fifty two
run differential. So again, yeah, you're Kakouchi is getting a
lot of credit for the name, you know what I
I I the other reason I probably kind of glossed
over this one too. You know, I wasn't a huge
Stephen Colic guy when he was with the Padres. I
will say I like, I like what I've seen from
him a lot more since he's shown up in Kansas City.
And sometimes that happens for pictures, get him a new
pitching coach, give him a it's it might be a
different philosophy on pitching, and suddenly they they it clicks.
So maybe it's maybe that's what's going on with Colic.
But he's been better since he's gotten in Kansas City.
So I think you're I think you've got this one correct.
I think that's the right side.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I watched uh when they when they played Cleveland,
the announcers actually talked about They said, when he came here,
there was one pitch he didn't have any success with.
The said, why are you still throwing it? So that's
why I can't remember what picture it was. But just
that one simple thing, can uh turn it around for
some of these guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it happens. Look at Quinn Priester. I mean Quinn
Priester couldn't ever figure out out in Pittsburgh. He was
basically like thrown away by the Red Sox. The Red
Sox were just like get up sleeve, like we don't
even you know, I don't even think they got anything
for him. He ends up in Milwaukee and he's basically
been in their rotation all season, So yeah, you just
never know. But it's it's definitely interesting in Cole. It
certainly certainly trending as a guy that that might be
very undervalued, considering like he's still obviously being judged on
on all that time in the Padres organization. So great,
great call, right there. I kind of agree on that
one with you. Let's see, I don't I don't know
what I'm gonna use for the parla yet, but we can,
we can squeeze one more game, and let's let's talk.
Let let's go back to that Cubbies series, because that
was one I did a video yesterday for Cubs Men's
I did give out Cubs minus one O one oh
five as a free pick in the video. And were
you surprised that they took and out after twenty nine
pitches because that I didn't think that that was going
to be the case, but but clearly go ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess he pulled a muscle or something happened
to him. It was an injury situation.
Speaker 1: Oh he did. Oh, so that's that could be. I mean,
I see that was one where I had some other
stuff going on. It was actually very invested in the
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp around that time and what Mets Cubs
was on the other on the other TV. So yeah,
that is well, I mean, that's something we should probably
address here. Them losing Kate Horton would be a massive
loss for that That team doesn't have a ton of
pitching as it is, So this isn't This becomes a
very interesting game because the Mets ended up sort of
cooking through their bullpen to come back and then eventually
close out a nine seven win. The Cubs ended up
needing six innings from their death guys because Horton only
went three innings and you get taken out of the game.
So now we're in, where's what's the win doing at
Wrigley today? Brian?
Speaker 3: It's blown It's blowing in to in from left field.
They've got a nineteen percent chant or excuse me, nineteen
percent less runs being scored and regally than normally. So
the wind is blown in. It does have an effect,
and we're looking at tongue against Boyd. Here Boyd, the
lefty the Cubs are about a one twenty favorite total
of seven. I've been trying to fade Boyd for a
while because of the inning situation, many more innings than
what he was expected to pitch. But like you said,
they've got they don't have a lot of starters right
now that they could trust out there, so he'll get in.
I'm assumming of five and fly. They've already locked themselves
into the playoff spot.
Speaker 1: But the Mets need to win.
Speaker 3: And you know, one of my games I used yesterday
was the match. I just thought that the value was
there on them and it didn't look that way when
I'm watching the game and they're down what to one, five,
two or something like that, But they got hot one
inning and thought their way back now is that what
is the turning point is for the Mets? Who knows
they've got tongue on the mound. Struggled early on, but
as we talked about last time, I thought he all
he had to do is just keep it a little
bit lower on the top end and keep it a
little bit higher on the bottom end, and he has success.
That's what he did. A big strike out game for
him last time out, and he looked really good. Does
it carry on here? Possibly? The Cubs have not hit
well since they all start break and they've had to
deal with some key injuries here. So if I play it,
I'll take the underdog Mets. But it should be a fun.
Speaker 1: Game to watch. Yeah, with the wind blowing in, I
think you got to I think you gotta lean toward
the Mets. I think that helped showing a tongue. I
sat right behind home plate or close to home plate
for his one start here in Syracuse. If he missed
it was and he kind of got away with a
couple of very long fly balls in that game. The
game he didn't get away with the long fly balls
was the Reds game, but that was also a great
American ballpark, which we know can yield the home run,
maybe more so than some other parks. Wind blowing in
at Wrigley is favorable because, like, if it was blowing out,
I'd say, Okay, he's going to probably give up a
couple of bombs. But if it's blowing in at all,
I think that sort of turns Wriggly into a more
pitcher friendly environment, and I think that that's ultimately will
benefit tongue. Now, I don't know that I want, and
that's sort of what the total suggesting here. I'm seeing
seven flat on a total for this game, so they're
you know, if it was if the wind was blowing out,
or they were even concerned with it blowing out at all,
that that total wouldn't be seven flat. What is do
you are? You look? Do you have the first five
odds right there? Brian?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I checked that for you.
Speaker 1: I'm curious of what Mets plus a half run is
for the first five?
Speaker 3: All right, Okay, the Mets plus a half is about
minus one thirty five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's a little more juice than I would
than I would like, but again it's an option. I
think Mets money line first five is an option. They're both.
I don't know that I want a part of any
of these bull either of these bullpens today, because the
Mets use some key arm yesterday the Cubs you some depth.
But I do think I like the tongue over boyd
matchup here. So I think if I was gonna bet
this game, it would it would lean toward the Mets
and night I may look to like try to isolate
the first five and just basically take Jonah toongue over
over Matt boy We are.
Speaker 3: Plus one ten on that first five if you're interested.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like, I mean, that's in my opinion, like you're
probably getting the better of the quote unquote coin flip there.
Like I'd rather have tongue right now over Boyd in
the first five and you're gonna get plus one ten
for it. That seems like a a decent bet in
my opinion. Tell you what, though, I know what I'm
going to use for the parlay. I'm going to use
that over out in Seattle. I still think that that's
like probably a run to a run and a half
too low. I'm not going to re sort of rehash it.
We did the full breakdown on that one. But as
I sit here and sort of scan the options for
the parlay, I think it's wild that that's only seven
and a half. I would have expected at least eight
and a half there with the two starters that are
on the mound. So yeah, let's let's go with that.
Is I still see minus one ten for that over.
Speaker 3: You one time pretty much across the board up upwards
of one one at FanDuel in some of the public places.
But yeah, it's about about even money might just wanting
either way.
Speaker 1: All right, So nice little two team. Or today we
get a side in a total and it pays close
to three to one, which is not bad for two
team parlays. So Brian Leonard is gonna be on Royals
plus one one oh five full game money line, and
I'm gonna use the Mariners Rockies over seven and a half.
So nice little two teamer plus two ninety one odds.
We got Royals Mariners over seven and a half, and
we've got I'm sorry, I have Rockies, Mariners over seven
and a half, Rockies Mariners over seven and a half.
Brian has Royals plus one oh five and that'll do
it to teamer, hopefully a winner. Even with yesterday's loss,
which was a little unfortunate since your Marlins came back
and won that game. They didn't get us there in
the first five, but they ended up coming back. Not
only did they cover the plus one and a half
for the game, they came back and win it in extras.
But we end up losing the parlay still plus five
point one four units, or for every one dollars return
five dollars and fourteen cents. Since April, I'm gonna continue
to harp on that I cannot believe. I mean, I
guess I can believe it, because like we should be.
We should be winning, like that's our job, Like we're
firing three teamers and we're ahead since April, playing a
three team parlay essentially every single day. So turn buckle, Tommy,
why would you expect eight and a half at Mariners home?
Go check out the replay because I went into detail
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us again in the morning. Our guy TV is on
his long trek back to Tokyo, which he told me
is on the way back, is much worse. I guess FORGAT.
I guess it's worse going back hours.
Speaker 3: I think you mentioned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was saying it's like and he kind of
like loses like the whole day. I guess going back
because of the way the time set up. So uh
so we'll be well, he'll be back on Friday. So
if you're wondering where TV is right now, he is his.
I believe his journey back from from Las Vega or
from Phoenix to uh Tokyo starts today, so we wish
him to safe travels. We'll see him on Briday. We'll
see the two of us. Will see you guys tomorrow morning,
same place, nine am Eastern. Have a great day everyone
and cash and tickets. Will see you guys in the morning.