Speaker 1: All right, welcome in. It is Tuesday. It's five dollars Tuesday,
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we're here for the next hour answering your chat questions
talking Major League Baseball. Hope everyone had a good Monday.
I had a good Monday. My five percent one on
a walk off with the Padres after they did their
absolute best to blow that game, but they came through
for me. So I'm feeling good this morning. Hope all
of you out there are as well, and hope my
co hosts are as well. We'll find out in a second.
We're gonna get right into it, though. The feature game
tonight today for us same thing as yesterday, will probably
be the same thing all week. Brian Leonard, there is
a massive series in the NL Central right now. Cubs,
Brewers and Brewers were very impressive last night. Get the
first game in that series. I might have to eat
my words a little bit. I might have to eat
my words on those Cubbies thinking that they're just gonna, like,
you know, kind of flex and take this division back over.
The Brewers might be here to stay. And how are
you seeing this game, Cubs Brewers?
Speaker 2: Yeah, great point about that. Yeah, I had one small play.
I did not not like the cord yesterday, one small
play in San Francisco and I lose an extra innings.
I did win my Tampa Bay part of our parlay.
We won two or three of the parlay. Did not
hit the full parlay. But if you're playing singular like
I am, I'm not a parlay player. You had a
pretty nice date. Colin Ray going for the Cubs against
Quinn Priester for Milwaukee, prestres about a one ten favorite,
eight and a half to the over. Kind of surprised
the line is as cheap on Priester. I grate him
out as the better starter here. You know, Colin Ray
in seven seasons has a four point four EIGHTYRA, which
is not good, especially in well in the nationally before
they had the the DH That's been a while, but
still four point four eight ERA is not good. But
yet he's ten games over five hundred in his career
comes in with four point oh six ERA, four point
eight four expected, very good in the walk category, good
extensions pretty good too. He's six foot five and he's
in a sixty nine percentilid extension. But the rest of
his numbers are blue and dark blue. He has not
been that impressive. His strickout minus walk ratio of the
season ten point eight. I'm a big believer in that
is the most important pitcher step. His whiff rate sixteenth percentile,
Strako out rate fifteenth, grand ball rate twenty third not
what you look for, but he's been able to pull
these games out. And there are some guys that have
those kind of numbers in their career and they're still valuable.
Quinn Priester nine to two this year, three point two six, ERA,
three point five six expected one point two oh whit.
This is by far his best season in his three years,
and he's been very good. Ground ball rate ninety fifth percentile.
I think is a major part of that because we
have seen, even though it's not really a home ranch
hitting ballpark, it does the ball does fly pretty well here.
Barrel right seventy percent go along with that. But his
number is his average ex velocity twenty third percent. Hel
Chase twenty third throws five pitches and none of them
are a fastball. He's throwing sinker, slider, cutter, curve change.
I like that. That's a nice pitch pitching matchup for me.
You like to see the guys who don't have a
dominant fastball, and his is but you know, league average
when he throws at sinkers ninety three point eight, which
is about league average, but he's been very good in that.
Milwauk as a whole, I think I kind of disagree
with you yesterday, but I could see going either way.
These the two best teams in this division, and it's
clearly it's going to go down to the water trade
where this is Tuesday. The trade deadline is Thursday, so
it's going to be a little rough sledding for me.
It's hard to put big, big numbers on big play
numbers on games in which you don't know if the
guys are going to be there when the game is played.
So it's kind of I at this time of year,
around the trade deadline, I always cut back on my
plays a little bit. Normally i'd have a play here
on Milwaukee slightly on Milwaukee. I probably won't get there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, guys, it's five dollars Tuesday. All of us are
probably going to have a play out. I already have one.
Grab our plays, and we usually put free plays up too,
you know, we just talk keeps checking how many free
plays we put up. We all do it all the time.
Go check our free plays, even if you have a
couple second. So on this one, I everyone's in love
with Priester. And admittedly he's having a great run here
uh not giving he's having a lot of quality starts
running a row, but these Cubs batters have gotten to
him in his past. So this game comes down to
whether he's going to perform against the Cubs like he
has in the past, or if he's going to be
better than he has been in the past. So far
this season he's been better than he has been in
the past, like Brian pointed out, So are the Cubs
going to get to him or not? That's the question.
And I'm I mean, if you look at how he's
performed against these Cubs in his career, they have absolutely
whacked him around hard thirty only thirty at bats against.
So how much credence do you put into the sample size,
but a three sixty seven average against and a one
four ohps against is not what you want to say.
I would either go with the Cubs team total over
or I would take maybe Saya Suzuki to get a
hit run RBI over one and a half, because he's
the one that's been doing the damage against Priester three
for five with a home run. I mean, the sample
size is a little small to put a huge bet
on it, but if I'm going to go anyway that
those would be the two ways I would go.
Speaker 1: So Roger Long, I'm gonna bring his comment up, you know,
he kind of my first my head went to kind
of what he's saying. You know, he's saying, Cubs rarely
lose two in a row. Now they will lose two
in a row. But yeah, I think there's some merit
to thinking that, Okay, they lost yesterday, maybe they come
out a little bit more focused here, Toky Brandon, you
make a good point, Quinn. Priester came up in the
Pirates organization, so the Cubs probably saw their share of him,
whether it be at the Triple A level or you know,
during his time with the Pirates, before he got back
with the Brewers. Now, I think when it comes to Priest,
you really have to acknowledge that the Pirates always kind
of did him a disservice in my opinion, the way
when they would call him up. And if you remember,
going back a couple of years, the majority of his
like MLB service time with the Pirates was the second
half of the year where they kind of like sold
everyone and they pretty much just abandoned the season. That
was a really bad Pirates team for the last like
two months of that year I think it was maybe
twenty twenty three, you know. And then and then the
Red Sox organization just they really never they kind of
just sent them to Worcester. I think Brian's brought up
the Red Sox kind of wanting pitchers to like have
a certain profile of they all want the Red Sox
want all their pitchers to have like similar pitchers, and
I just don't think that ever worked with Priesters. So
if you go back to I think it was May
I I said like on this show, I was like,
I think this is a terrible scenario for the Brewers.
I think Priests is gonna get bombed. They're going to
have to send them back to Triple A and do
what they do, because we know the Brewer do a
great job with pitching. They're they're great at tweaking things
with pitchers and developing pitching. Just look at the homegrown
talent they've developed over the years. I think they've been
able to do it with Priester at the big league level,
you know, like the he comes in and those first
couple starts a little bit shaky, but since he's been awesome,
and the only thing keeping me off the Brewers here
is my personal feeling of not wanting to be reactive.
Like that's literally it. I just don't want to. I
just have a problem with like being reactive in the
sense where it's like yesterday I liked the Cubs watched
the game. As I'm watching the game, I'm like, Jit, like,
I'm probably wrong about this. It might be the other
way around. It might be the Brewers of the Cubs
trying to chase the Brewers down over the next couple
of months. That was the feeling I was getting when
I was watching that game with the Brewers taking that lead,
knowing that Colin Reyo was going to pitch for the
Cubs today, because he's not a guy I want to
back at all. So Brewers did have some bullpen usage
that's a little bit of a concern. Ultimately a very
good match up. I leen Brewers as well, and I
just don't want to be the reactive guy, which is
why I'm not gonna touch it. But it's it's gonna
be a great game for sure, and I'm starting to uh,
I'm going to backtrack, Brian on my comments yesterday. I
don't think the Cubs are running away with this. I
think you're right. I think it's just coming down to
the to the absolute wire in the NL Central. All right,
let's continue on. We've got a We've got a full
slate today. I'm gonna go grab one from the chat.
Let's go to Smokey. He wants to know what do
you guys think about this guy's Philly. Okay, so he's
got two different games here. I'm gonna start with the
first one because I can't pass up a chance to
talk about my Chicago White Sox, who just continue to
exceed expectations and play great ball in the second half
they did yesterday, Brian, what was the final score of
that game? I think they want it relatively easily. I
didn't watch a bunch of Yeah, six to two, six
to two White Sox. Another outright win is a dog.
They're home again today. It's Lizardo, It's Tokyo. Brandon's guy,
Hey Seuss on the mound for the Phillies. Jonathan Cannon
for the White Sox. Can this continue today for the
White Sox? Brian Leonard, how are you seeing this one?
Speaker 2: Yeah? When I'm looking over the card, I think there's
four or five games in which the favorite is way
too high in these games, and this is one of them.
Lozardo a lefty going against the Cubs. Now the Cubs,
or excuse me, the White Sox. Over the last last
thirty days or so, the Chicago White Sox are third
in Major League Baseball WRC plus versus the lefties, right
behind Colorado in Minnesota. In fact, I think that's maybe
the last fourteen days, come to think of it, but yes,
last fourteen days, excuse me. So they've done very well
against lefties as of late, and this team's playing pretty
good ball. You look at color you look at the
White Sox on the season, they're now with the differential
in runs of sixty seven, which puts them right there
with the Angels, puts them better in Baltimore, put them
slightly worse than the Marlins. So they're playing some pretty
good ball right now. And I'm not very impressed with
his rus Lozardo. He started the year very well. He
hasn't really struggled lately. He's got that eight and five record,
but he's got that four point five eight ERA three
point seven to six expected, so he's had a little
bit of bad luck, but one point four to three
whip struck out minus Walker Rettio very good at eighteen
point nine, but a lot of that was earlier in
the season. His extension is only the seventh percentile. He's
only six foot, so you got plenty of time to
check out that four seemer. It's better in the league average,
and especially as a lefty six point five league average
ninety three point one throws five pitches. His force seamer
only throws thirty five percent of the time, but it
is his pitch he throws the most with right very
good strikeout rate. Chase ray on the season very good,
but he's not in good form as of right now.
Jonathan Cannon four point four eight ERA a very similar
four point nine zero expected one point four to a whip.
All you see is blue on his account on stat cast.
So I see two teams that should have some offensive
success here with the White Sox. The current line right
now is Lozardo about eight and a half to the
over twenty five or nine out there. I think the
White Sox team total in this game is something we
could we could probably use here. Either its team total
over three and a half. You're getting basically even money
on it. It's minus one twenty it's minus one twenty
five to the under. That would be the way I
would play this one, or I would take the White
Sox plus the one and a half is I don't
trust Lozardo here, And as I pointed out that Chicago's
really playing well lately against lefties and young teams of
the confidence. We've seen that with the A's it was
a bad scheduling spot for them yesterday and the offense struggled.
But these teams come to play every night now and
even Colorado. You know, I watched that entire game against Cleveland,
and I will say I'll take a blame for that,
but I can't take the blame for that because when
we discussed the game, we did not know the C
class A situation. Once that happened, and even they talked
about it on the broadcast yesterday, how sulf shocked the
team was. I could see Cleveland going into a bit
of a free fall here. I don't know if we're
gonna get that game today, but uh the next game, yeah, okay, okay,
I'll save it for that then.
Speaker 3: Oh okay. So I have my starting picture rankings and
my starting picture projections all up on my page at
wager talk dot com, downloadable for free, and if you
take a look at those, you'll see I have a
conundrum here with Jesus. So I generally don't like to
bet against Jesus, but something's wrong with Jesus here. He's
not pitching quite like I expected him to. He's not
pitching as well as he was with Miami. And if
you take a look at my picture rankings, I have
him ranked twenty out of all starting pictures, which surprises
me because if I look at my current form rankings,
he ranks twenty out of thirty on a curve, so
that puts him like somewhere around one hundred and fifty
out of two hundred pictures. So now I have one
ranking that has him really high and one ranking has
him really low. So who's the real Jesus?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: So I don't know what to make out of this,
but I do know that the White Sox are really
surprising people. And they're hitting number two in all of
Major League Baseball in my rankings for current form, where
Philadelphia is hitting three. So we got the number two,
number three current ranking hitting teams. Going. We got one
bullpen with the White Sox that ranks very low at
twenty out of thirty. Philadelphia's is ranking nine according to
my rankings. And then we have two starting pitchers that
aren't very good or aren't performing very well. I have
them both ranked under fifteen on a curve of thirty,
so I would go with it over as well. Here
the books really don't like the White Sox, but this
is one of those games you have to cover the
logo and cover the name and just and look at
how they're performing. It would be White Sox. I like
Brian's where he went with that, because I was kind
of thinking the same way you take the underdog and
the team total over, perhaps because the Zarto sample size
against the White Sox not big enough to really make
an evaluation on it, but he's not pitching very well,
and I think the White Sox can get it at
least two runs on him, and they can probably get
another two runs on that bullpen. That's the way I
would go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, if my handicap is going to be
the same for this team every single day, I'll go
back to that ninety game mark. You my gut feeling. Well,
what I felt strongly about at the ninety game mark
was this team is not going to lose two thirds
of their games the rest of the way. And it's
just you know, Toga, Brandon, you make a good point,
like the books still have to treat these teams off
of like their full body of work to an extent.
That's why I actually think you do as good as
you do, sort of like leaning into the recency for
certain things, because like this White Sox team over the
last thirty day, what's your sort of what's the window
you kind of like your sweet spot? Is it like
a thirty day type sample thirty ease?
Speaker 3: I use I use seven day, ten day, and thirty day,
and then I weight them on a percentage, so ten
day is the highest percentage, and then seven and thirty
are kind of second and third.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so like let's just use your your thirty day
thirty games sort of like ranking of the White Sox.
That is a far more accurate ranking of what this
team is than what the books are are rating them as,
which is a thirty nine and sixty eight team that
has no chance. And this is such an important topic
because if you can nail a team or two like
this over the last two months of the season, it's
it's probably gonna make or break your season betting Major
League Baseball, because in a week you're gonna have teams
that at the trade then light like there's gonna be
teams that not give up, but it becomes clear that
they are not playoff teams and diamondbacks sometimes books just
they just abandoned them from a value standpoint, and it
doesn't necessarily mean they're not out there trying to win
games or they're they're a quote unquote bad team at
the time. I think that's what you're seeing with the
White Sox. This is a very different roster than the
one that was playing in April and May. They've got
a lot of the guys that are probably next year's
starters now up and playing. Kyle teal Cuero, Colson Montgomery.
I mean there's a laundry list of them, Chase Mead Roth.
I'm probably missing a few guys, some of the pitchers,
Grant Taylor. I mean, there's a whole bunch of guys
that were not on this team for two and a
half months that are that are playing big parts for
the White Sox right now. So I'll use that window again.
Since the ninety game or they're nine and eight, they've
covered the plus one and a half even more than that,
and on a daily basis, you're getting plus one and
a half around even money, or you're getting plus money
with the White Sox. I don't know how you do
anything other than either continue to ride that, or find
a different game to bet so White Sox plus one
and a half for me, or just pass like.
Speaker 3: You guys before we move on, if you don't mind
me asking a quick question, why do you think? Because
I can't figure it out, why do you think My
overall picture rankings have Lozardo ranked twenty, but my current
form rankings have him ranked one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: Ran it was really good early in the season, and
he struggled.
Speaker 1: As well, and he had two starts back to back
that were so horrifically bad. I think he gave up
like twenty earned runs in two starts, and that's really
going to exkew stuff because they were like back to back.
So that's probably you almost have to probably throw the
numbers out with him and try to pick it apart
start by start because those two starts are so out
of the norm.
Speaker 2: It's it's like badly over barely over all. The last
couple of seasons, he'll go, he'll have four great starts,
so then he just gets completely blown away and everybody
thinks he sucks. Well, there are certain days that you
don't have it, and that's the problem. That's that's the
fault of the manager. If you see your guys have it,
don't give him the hell.
Speaker 3: The crazy thing is, he was so good with Miami.
I thought, in a new environment with a playoff found
team that he would just excel. But he didn't. You know,
he's not.
Speaker 1: You know, I try to keep this show to to
you know, betting actionable info. But rest in peace to
Ryan Sandberg. I subconsciously chose Cubs and Phillies for the
first two games. I wasn't even thinking about that, but
Roger Long put that in the chat. He was a
tad before my time. I by the time I was
like a young kid into baseball seven eight years old,
I think he was like just about starting to hang
it up, or he was getting toward the end of
his career. But if you know, I mean, if you've
if you are a historian of the game, you know
what an impact he made. So does that anyone have
a quick good Ryan Sandberg story?
Speaker 2: You too? When I was growing up, it was it's
just a situation. We're in the middle of the infielders,
second base and shortstop. We're all defensive guys. You never
had really good headers. Toby Harrah came around at second base,
was able to hit a little bit. And Ryan Samberg
was the nationally equipment even better. And and plus you
played for the Cubs. And when I was growing up,
they didn't have all the cable stations they had. Now
they had the Braves and the Cubs. And you're either
a braced Fran or a Cubs fan along with your
local teams, so got to see a lot of Ryan
Samberg the Cubs weren't very good at the time, but
he was hell of a player, hell of a person
from what I understand too.
Speaker 3: Anyone who's over fifty can remember growing up in the
eighties where the channel WGN, and this is when the
Cubs didn't play at night, but WGN in the afternoon
would just play Oprah and Cubs games. Like called, WGN
was the Chicago station, but we got it in Arizona
when I was growing up and just Cubs were on
all afternoon. Harry Cary, Andre Dawson, Ryan Samberg just yeah,
and I like the Phillies back then, so yeah, I
was just, yeah, those are my memories. But good stuff.
Speaker 1: We will uh will move on again. Like I said,
I don't I don't get into the non actable stuff,
but I guess this could be somewhat actionable, So Sean says,
talk to Cleveland cheaters. I don't. I mean, I try
to not get too caught up in like the off
the field stuff, but Brian Leonard, this might spill over
into the results on the field, So I'm more concerned
with just the Guardians in general. You kind of alluded
to it in our last breakdown that they could be
a team that that kind of tail spins here, and
now they've got I think they could potentially tailspin just regardless.
And now you start to throw some of this off
the field stuff into it. Yeah, that's not Yeah, that's
not a great setup for them. So talk your guardians
a little bit, maybe shed some insight on some of
the stuff that we don't know, because you know, you
follow the team probably closer than anyone, and then let's
get your opinion on guardians rock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was a shock to me, although it sounds
like from what I can tell that they were both
using the same group to bet with ots and he
they're both from the same area and the there. I'm
hoping at this point that it was the same group,
because if they have two different groups that got to them,
then Baseball's and have some problems. To me, you shouldn't
be able to bet on an individual pitch like that,
and you can't and in the United States, so you
had to you have to find certain ways to do
it offshore. But there's a reason for that, and anybody
could throw a bad pitch and I'm not as worried.
One of my friends says, he goes, now you don't
know which games are fixed or not. I go, well,
they're not fixed. He threw one bad pitch at the
beginning of the ninth inning, and you've got to figure
out what the odds are on your opening batter on
and one to one, and oh, it's not that big
of a difference. But still, if you're his teammate and
you're automatically putting yourself, you're putting your team behind the
barrel a little bit. That is a concern. And we've
got a lot of Cleveland's got always done very well,
but with having a lot of players from that part
of the country or that part of the world, and
they've got a good reputation in that. Now we'll have
to see what happens. If I want to put a
bet for is third basement the best player on the team?
He took that cheap deal, stay in Cleveland. Now Cleveland's
come out and said, okay, we're trading, and then they've
got these guys going to be suspended, may never play
in Major League Baseball again. If this turns out, yes,
it's not pretty. And unfortunately, as a Cleveland fan, it's
tough to look forward to the Browns. So there's not
much going on in Cleveland right now. But yeah, I
don't really want any part of Cleveland in this game.
Tanner Gordon's going for the rocket. He's three point one
three ERA, four point h one expected one point three
er whip has it pitched all out? He's only got
twenty three innings after thirty four last year, but they
have not been that pretty and his numbers have not
are not that great. So Cleveland, if they come to hit,
they got a chance to hit against him. Logan Allen's
a guy that I have a hard time with. Four
point one six CRA, four point four to four expected
one point three seven whip straight out to walk right
only eight point seven not a good number, hard hit rate.
He's been kind of lucky. He's eighty first percentile average,
Jackson Velosi's seventy fourth percentile. We got his barrel rates
in the twenty fifth percentile, chase rates seventh, fastball velocity seventh,
His four seamer uses thirty three percent of the time,
but it's only throws ninety one miles an hour. So
I want no part of Cleveland here. Maybe Colorado team
total over something to that that regard, especially when he's
take a look at what the Cleveland bullpen had to
do yesterday. The closer, suppose a new closer, Smith got bombed.
He just didn't have it. He's hitting batters left and right.
He just couldn't get a grip on the ball and
he and he could see that when he was pitching.
Then he then they get a bun and he throws
the ball into into the altfield. Just just a nightmare
day for the Indians, or excuse me, the Guardians. And
but I think Colorado has can have some success. And
I'm never interested in Colorado Road Rockies, but that'd be
the only way to go on this. There's no way
Clayman should be a two dollar favor in this game.
Speaker 3: Absolutely no way, especially with a lot of people not
being able to play for them. Last night. Their bullpen
just wrecked that game. Uh, and they're they're gonna have
some problems coming moving forward. Colton Gordon, he doesn't walk people.
He's got a pretty good I mean he's he's he's
got a great balls to walk right or balls to
strike out ratio. Look, Allen doesn't. But I have both
of these pitchers ranked fifteen or worse on a curve
of thirty and I've got the Rockies bullpen rank twenty
eight in current form. I know we've talked in shows
previously where you guys said they do have some talented arms,
but I don't think they've been utilizing them lately because
current form the ranked pretty low. Both of these lineups
top ten currently. Now that's current form. I realize that
neither one of these lineups talent wise or at top
ten MLB lineups, but they're hitting pretty well. It's probably
because they're playing against each other. So I like over
eight and a half in this one. I haven't played
it yet, but actually I'm thinking about putting it out
right now because over eight and a half, I mean
a four to four high and you win. Definitely looks
like one of those messy games is going to be
like nine to five, just kind of ugly game looks
like it to me. And the Rockies are hitting well,
so I wouldn't argue with the team total there either.
Speaker 2: Going to point out they are hitting very well right
now against lefties, but they haven't really seen many lefties.
They only have twenty at bats the last fourteen days.
That could be a negative there, but yeah, young team
and by the way, this warming guy that they brought up, Yeah,
I can never I've never heard of anybody with that name.
Even on the the game they talked about that. But
he has put a spark in this team. He's not
a home run hitter in the minors, but yet he's
got three home runs and like a week being up
there in the majors. So interesting game.
Speaker 1: He's not a home running hitter in the miners, but
he's hit everything this year for Albuquerque. He just rakes that.
That dude is and for whatever reason, they again like
Triple A is totally different. Like he only plays like
three four times a week in Triple A, which is
like kind of how the Rockies handle their Triple A team.
It's just everyone plays the scene. They it's a revolving
door line. It's different every day and so but he
has been the best player for them at Triple A
pretty much this season, I would say, for most of
the season. So no no surprise that he's having some
success because he's shown it in the ability to do
it at the Triple A level. We'll see if he
can sustain it. That's always been the problem with the Rockies, right,
Like they've had a lot of guys that rip the
cover off the ball at Triple A, the Zach Venes
Jordan back. There's a laundry list of them, and they
get to the big leagues and they struggle. So nice
to see him off to a good start. Hopefully it continues. Tokyo, Brandon,
you might like the over even more. I don't know
if you quickly looked at the pitchers. This is Tanner Gordon,
not Colton Gordon, who is a far worse pitcher. So
I don't know if you quickly scrolled your pitcher rankings.
But Tanner Gordon can absolutely get bombed and so can
Logan Allen, So I don't I won't put you off
the over at all there, especially with some of the
bullpen issues for both teams. Actually, well no, I mean
it's like, that's why I wanted to point it out,
because like Colton Gordon has been pretty good, Tanner Gordon's
Triple A pitcher like he that's straight up, He's not
a big league arm by any stretch of the imagination.
That being said, I don't really think Logan Allen is
either at this point. I mean, he's he's been better,
he finds a way, but if you look at some
of his underlying stuff like, it's not much better. So
I can't put you off of the over and I'm
gonna I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna go Rockies plus
one and a half for the parlay. The Guardian's bullpen
is in worse shape. And that's the one thing if
the Rockies somehow, one thing they've have been able to do, okay,
is generate. They've They've come up with some decent bullpen arms.
I'm not quite sure how they've been able to do
that and not develop any of these clear talents that
they have in the minors. But their bullpen's not horrible.
It's a collection of guys that you know, are all
like I think, trending toward being like decent relievers. They
blow games every once in a while, but for the
most part, the bullpen's been good enough and you're getting
a run in a half with the road team. The
other thing I want to point out with the Rockies
is since the All Star Break, they just have a
different energy about them. This Warren, Warren Schaeffer, I think
his name is. He's the interim manager, forty years old.
He's a younger guy, and they've I just if you
turn Rockies games on, you watch the game, you watch
the broadcast, it's a totally different vibe than that team
in May and early June. That was just like you're you,
you thought you were watching bad News Bears, like it
was just it was just comedy. And now, I mean,
let's see what they are since the break one, two, three, four, five,
there's six. They're six and four straight up since the
All Star break, and yeah, they got small. And if
you look at their overall numbers, guys, I don't think
it tells the full story because the losses are really bad.
Eighteen nothing to the Orioles, seven to one to the Twins.
So it's like, if you're just looking at their numbers,
they're probably a little bit skewed. But if you go
game by game, the effort has been pretty solid and
they've they've won six of ten, So I'm gonna do it.
Rockies plus one and a half is my play for
the parlay. I may have to I may have to
play that. I don't know if I have the the
stones to add that to the client card, but it's
definitely good enough for the parlay in my opinion. So
that is going to be my parlay lake and we
have thirty minutes left, we'll be locking two more in
I think, what do we go too and do we
hit two out of three?
Speaker 2: Yesterday we did and Brandon changed his mind on it.
I don't remember if I some to do it to
the Tampa game, uh, which I wanted.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wanted the same game as you. I wanted
the Yankees' first five total or Yankees under four and
a half, which would have won. But I changed it
because well, at least I won it for my clients
because I did put the Yankees teampoole out, which was
easy money. I mean, they did nothing yesterday.
Speaker 2: So yeah, how anyway, I would say that it wasn't
the same bad as what I had, so it was
out yesterday. I'm just just keep in mind that, Yeah,
if one of us gives out one way to play
a game, I don't think there was a problem with
somebody giving out a different way to play it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I just didn't want to do the same game because
it turns into a same game parlay and yeah, and.
Speaker 1: It's it's there are sites that won't let you do that,
so I try to. I think we'll try to continue
to keep unique in the parlay. But Brian, great call
on the Rais yesterday and I got a point. So
after the show, I did go shopped around. I got
five to one on the Yankees to uh to miss
the playoffs, and I had viewers in that. So you
guys did a great job in the comments yesterday. We
very much appreciate that. So, you know, give us a
chiming in the comments on the YouTube replay, someone said
they got plus five fifty on that just outstanding. And
then of course they lost yesterday. So man, if you
have if you're sitting on five to one Yankees missed
the playoffs, that is. The more I think about that,
the more I am like, wow, that it's absolutely possible.
And we may touch that game on that game later
in the show. But I want to go to Michael
in the chap. Michael Glowaki says, let's talk Red's Dodgers. Yeah,
let's do that. This is a interesting matchup because you
got a team, Brian, in the Dodgers, that theoretically should
be the best team in the National League. And then
I will call the Reds maybe the team with the
most potential to go from where they are now to
like being like a really really good team Tokyo. Brandon
talked about it earlier this year. I think he at
one point said the Reds would would finish with a
better record than the Tigers. Listen, I don't think that
comment is crazy. I don't think it's crazy right tight
the Reds. No, it's it's gonna have We'll frame this
discussion around that, like it's a great illustration. You said
that two months ago. We knew the Tigers would have
a little bit of a lull. They did. The Reds
are fifty six and fifty one, They're only like six
games behind them. I think the Reds have like the
biggest upside of almost any team in the league right now.
And so I'll start with you, Brian, like, how do
you be like are you going to get involved with
this series Dodgers Reds? Because it is a challenging handicap.
For that reason, I agree with you.
Speaker 2: On the Reds. I don't know if they'll have a
better record than the Tigers at this point because it'll
the Tigers have, But the Reds are a team I'd
have to take a look at what their schedule. The
remaining schedule is but they're a team that I think
we can make some money on and Nick Lodolo is
pitching very well, and they're about to get, you know,
their best pitcher back from injury. So this is a
team that has a bright future. And the Dodgers, once again,
as I've mentioned a lot, they play in the division
where they're going to get a big lead, so wins
aren't that important for them. Glass Now against Lodolo. Lodolo
the lefty current line is about one point fifty on
the Dodgers total of nine. And my first glance on
this game was Cincinnati. Glass Now's a guy. When he's healthy,
he's good. But you know, we've always got to worry
about There's only throwing eight starts this year two point
seven five ERA, three point four five expected, one point
zh three whip uh. He's six foot eight extension is fantastic.
One hundred percentile throws his four seame or forty one
percent of the time, and it's about one mile an
hour better than the league average for right handers. It
throws a slider twenty two percent of the time. It's
only basically a four pitch pitcher, four seam slider, curve
and sinker and when you only have four pitches, they've
all got to be working for the most part, unless
you've got a dominant fastball. And as I mentioned, it's good,
but it's not dominant. His strike up percent, he's ninety
third percent tile. I can't get chases. Uh So if
you wait him out a little bit, you can have
some success. Is in second percent tile and chase rate thirteenth,
in walk rate, strikeout minds walk ratio twenty point seven,
but the walkway is still eleven. So there's it's going
to be a when he's on the mound. There's a
lot of balls that don't get it hid into play,
and the strikeouts are walks. But he's a good pitcher
and I like him. But in this situation right now,
with the way the Reds are, with the talent that
they have, I think they're a live dog here. Nick
Ldolo comes in with a three point nine ERA three
point seven and one expected one point four whip walk
great ninety six percent of chancetraight eighty seventh. So he
doesn't give up many walks. He's all gives up four
point six this season, which is almost three walks better
than he was last year in his strikeout rate twenty
two point four, so he's at the eight sixteen or
seventeen point eight. So he's been very good in that regard. Also,
he's about average and just about everything except for his
chase percentage and his walk percentage, but that seems to work.
His his whip is far better than it has been
his career, with one point two to one is one
point oh four. I like the way he's pitching. He's
always been a guy who has tried to blow you away. Well,
this year his strekout rate is a little bit, you know,
below average, one twenty two and he's pitched one hundred
and twelve strikeouts. He is going from a thrower to
a pitcher, and it's happening right for our eyes. And
he's doing so in a really good hitter's part. I've
been very impressed by how these Reds have played at
home from a pitching standpoint, in this good hitting part.
In Cincinnati. I like Cincinnati here. I it's one of
the games I'm considering tonight and yeah, that's that's that's
to me, A decent dog in the Reds tonight.
Speaker 3: I can't argue with that. My rankings love Glass now
for some reason. I don't love him as much as
my numbers do you, But my numbers have him ranked
fifth out of thirty on a curve of thirty, where
they got Lodolo ranked ten on a curve of thirty.
That I honestly think Lodolo is playing better than Glass
now in my opinion. And Glass now doesn't have the
greatest stats against these Reds in his career, and he
just came back, so he doesn't have a lot of
tread on the tires this season yet. So yeah, it's
hard to trust him, but my numbers love him for
some reason. But what I do not love is that
Dodger bullpen man. They're bad, but they did get trying
him back yesterday. He looked terrible, walked to two hits.
They took him out right away before he blew the
game wide open, which was smart Dave Roberts the first
smart move he's made in his managerial career, so that
was nice to see. So they saved the game, and
I got the Reds better at hitting better in the bullpen,
and I like Lodolo eye test better than I like
Glass now, although my numbers like Glass Now better, so
I can't argue with Brian. I think the Reds will
in a series. I think both of these teams are
too good to get swept. So if the Reds are
gonna win one, it's going to be this one. In
my opinion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a challenging handicap because my numbers love glass
Now as well. I was trying to well tweak them
to an extent because he was coming off of an
injury and I had to adjust for that. But if
you've watched him pitch the last two times out, he
does not look injured. Last time out against the Twins
seven innings of one run, ball, twelve strikeouts, I think
he's probably fine. The start before that six innings, one run,
six strikeouts. So now you have back to back starts
for glass Now against two pretty decent teams, and the
Brewers and the Twins thirteen innings, eighteen k's. He's not
walking guys, he's not giving up any hits. So that
is to me a tough profile to bet against. That
being said, I'm very high on this Reds team. I
think they have a ton of upside and they're kind
of one of those teams where they can get to
a good pitcher like that. I always felt like, I
always feel like the Reds should be able to do
more than they do. They have so much team speed
that like they need to they need to get better
at like manufacturing runs. It's almost like they should be
able to get on base and get to third base
like they should be if they if they get a
base run or that guy should be at third in
some point in the inning, just based on the fact
that they could probably steal second and then maybe one
of like the outs gets them over to third. Like
they should have so many chances with a guy on
third that it's only should accumulate runs and and and
they they some reason can't capitalize on that a lot
of times, which is the frustrating thing when it comes
to the Red So I'm with you guys, like I
think the I think there's value on the Reds. Personally,
I don't know if I can go against Glass now here,
but uh, I really like this Red team. Go ahead, Brian,
what were you gonna say?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Two things. First of all, Smith for the Dodgers
is having a great season on throwing out runners. That
is something you have to take into account if he's
going to be in a lineup today. We don't know
the lineups at this point. Also, in the Cincinnati bullpen,
two of their best three relievers have pitched three to
the last four days, so and the middle relievers all
pitched yesterday. All the lesser relievers pitched yesterday, So I've
got I'm less inclined to play them in the full
game as opposed to maybe the first half.
Speaker 3: Let me make one quick point about the Dodgers' bullpen.
I read an article where they interviewed all of the
Dodgers' hitters and they asked him, who's got the best
stuff on your team? Unanimously, they all said, Blake Trining.
Without a doubt, he's got the most nasty stuff on
our team. So when he comes around, expect their bullpen
to be a little bit better. He's not around yet.
He showed that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, Sean, Sean is right. I did say that.
I did say that the Giants were gonna be unequivocally
better than the Tigers. It was like right around the
time those two teams played. And I'll probably gonna be
wrong about that, But you know what, can't win them all. Uh,
We're just here to try to give out good info.
Seamless says, hope you guys cover the Royals for me.
We can do that. We'll do that right now. The
Braves are TV. I think the Braves are like the
version of like your down bad friend that really wants
to be in a relationship where they're just like they're
going out on any date, like they just so badly.
Why me, because because I feel like you made a
similar comment the other day, and I just like, they
signed Eric Betty, they traded for Carlos Carrasco the other day.
It's like they can't find pitching and now they're just
like they're just going out with the first thing that
they could swipe right on for pitching. At this point,
it's it's comical to me because that's where this team
is from a pitching standpoint. I saw someone I forget,
one of my one of the guys I follow and
I'm like friends with in the baseball space, was like, uh,
they posted the trade which was Carlos Carrasco for basically
like just some cash, and someone put like Yankees fleece
to that trade, like you know what I mean, like
the fact that they got a few dollars back for
Carrasco was anything, but this is how this is where
the Braves are at right now. So Eric Fetti gets
DFA from the Cardinals and he's gonna make the start
tonight against the Royals. So Brian Leonard kicked this one
off Braves Royals. Can Fetti get it going in a
new in a new spot or is this just like
grasping ut straws here?
Speaker 2: You know, it reminds me of the olden days that
I've read about where a player will get traded for
a bag of balls. Uh, very similar in that regard.
And I'm in full agreement with you were where Fetti. Yeah,
he's not the same picture he was when he came
back to the States. He's got a little more legitimacy
than than qu And I love Carrasco. I hope the
guy has it with what he's had to battle through
his entire life, and especially in the last ten years
twenty years or something. I gave him all. I really
hope he succeeds. But I just didn't understand how that
would help them at all. We will see. Maybe they
are they obviously no more than I am. Their owners
of the baseball teams in this one. We're going to
take a look at the line Atlanta. Fetti against Lugo
for Kansas City, who they wrapped up yesterday. They gave
him an extension. I don't know if that's good for
us in this game. We'll have to see. But Fett
against Lugo, We've got Kansas City about a one to
twenty one twenty five favorite total of nine and a half.
The reason why I say it's not good is to
me if but if a guy's playing for the Cardinals
and the Cardinals are in cell mode and another team
that's fighting for the playoffs wants you, I think that's
a positive. If you're going against Kansas City, who's a
guy who's looking to get paid, and he does get
paid the day before you pitch, I don't know if
you're going to get that same effort out of him.
So that starts. I have to look at maybe the
over between Atlanta and Kansas City. But it's nine and
a half, which is kind of high for a ballpark
that doesn't give up a lot of home runs. I
know the outfield is pretty big and it's hard to play,
and they do give up a lot of hits. But
Betty comes in five point two two ERA five point
eight zero expected. Last year could have been a flute
is he had a three point three zero ERA and
then five point eight one in twenty twenty two before
he left the States. His extensions seventy second percent of
a six foot four Other than that, everything else is blue.
He's in the bottom tenth percentile and expected DRA expected
batting average fIF percent in strike percent. He'll give up
some damage pitching for the Braves in that ballpark, especially
pretty good hitting ballpark in Atlanta. Seth Lugo comes in
two point nine to five ERA four point five six expected,
and his expected ERA, for the most part, has been
a little bit higher just about every year the last
four or five years than his actual. You don't see
any and he ran on his account this year one
point on nine whip walk right sixty fifth percent tile.
It doesn't walk a lot of betters, you know, seven
point three, which is about one percent better than the
league average. He hasn't had it this year, and yet
his ERA is at two point ninety five. Does that
mean he's a really good pitcher or does that mean
he's beginning lucky? Well, he's been in the league for
ten seasons now with a three point three three era,
it tells him he's a pretty good pitcher. So he
wins ugly, and I think if he's gonna win this
one today, it's going to be ugly. I prefer the
over in this game, even though it's at nine and
a half. I don't care for either one of these pitchers,
and they do has a pretty good hitters now, and
bringing over the outfielder for from Arizona helped solidify the
Kansas City outfield a little bit here, so I think
balth teams can have some success. I lean with the over.
Nine and a half.
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It means a lot to us and it costs nothing,
so getting onto this game. This is one of those
games where you kind of got to cover the logos
because the Braves are the only team in all of
Major League Baseball that rank twenty three or worse in
every category that I rank, So that's not good. So
I mean they have talent, which is which is which
is really what perplexes you is they have so much talent,
but when when when things go downward, they just go
downward until you fix it. And they're going downward right
now for them, for the for the Diamondbacks, for the Tigers,
they are teams that just go up and down. Everything's
a wave, it's a marathon. So I don't like Atlanta
at all here and they're bullpits performing poorly. They're hitting,
they're not hitting recently, and now they have Eric Vetti
on the mound. I'm not a huge Fetti fan. He
does have decent numbers against these batters in his career.
But like Brian pointed out, he was much better when
he came back from Korea than he is this season,
which was but part of Adam in my argument the
other day, because Adam said he came back and was
shutting people down. He did have a good season when
he came back for Korea. That's very true, so but
he's not having a good season this season. I kind
of disagree with Brian on the point that I like
Seth Lugo quite a bit actually, but my numbers don't.
So it's kind of a conundrum as well. But he
really passes my eye test, but he doesn't pass the
numbers test. He has great numbers against these braves. So
I don't see how you can back Fetti in this situation. Uh,
if one of the guys on the panel is going
to I'd like to hear how, because there's no way
I could. So it's Royals or nothing for me.
Speaker 1: So the question I'm asking myself and I'll throw it
out to you know, if you have any opinions on this,
like has Fetti like has he just fallen off this
much and in that short period of time like that?
That's what I can't I can't really understand this because
so we'll go back to his KBO year. He wins
the MVP of the league. It's very tough to do
as a pitcher. And I know it's Korea, it's it's
not even close to the caliber of of of league.
The MLB is still well no, I mean it's like
he still had a a I mean, he still had
a historic year in that league. Like we it's still notable.
It's still notable. The reason he did, the reason he
did as well as he did was because he developed
a sweeper which he then then came back and the
league really struggled to figure it out for the first
half of the season last year, which is why he
had as good of a year as he did. So
then he gets so then he gets traded to the Cardinals.
My question is this, like has the lead Like it's
just like, has the league figured him out so much?
Where he went from like bordering on an all star
caliber first half last year to just being like a
nothing pitcher, Like I almost like this move for him,
something about Saint Louis might not have worked for him
because he was fantastic with the White Sox. He got
to Saint Louis, I thought, Okay, maybe he's like running
out of steam going into the second half, but he
really wasn't that bad for stretchers for Saint Louis. So
then like this year, he just comes out and he's
he can't he just gets bombed. Like, I don't my
gut tells me that he's gonna be okay for the Braves.
That's just what like, I don't, I don't know what
else to base that on. Other than like, I've been
watching him for years and I just don't it's too
much of a drop off to think that he can't
maybe level out a little bit to be like a
productive member of the starting rotation. I'm not saying he's
gonna come out and just be like lights out, but
I do think he can be a productive starting pitcher.
Maybe it's just a change of scenery that he needed.
So I don't want to bet against him here, but
I don't know if I have a good enough reason
to actually bet the Braves other than wanting to take
a flyer on fetti. So I'm gonna probably pass this one.
But that's just my thought process. Brian, Were you gonna
gonna follow that up with something?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no. I just we're getting we're getting
down to the last ten minute of the show. I
wanted to give my parlay, which it's a game we
talked about earlier.
Speaker 1: We'll move to whatever games you want to yeah, go ahay, I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna do the White Sox team total over the three
and a half. It's now up to like minus one
point fifteen. It seems to be get the over in
that game seems to be getting hit while we're speaking,
so get that. Get that in now as opposed to later.
People are still recoonising what we all thought was. There's
value on the over there. So let's play the White
Sox team total over three, which is now minus one fifteen.
Speaker 1: TB. Do you want to throw a game out there
and give your parlay leg as well?
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's my parlay is going to
be in the very first game of the day. I
don't know if it's worth spending time covering it.
Speaker 1: No, No, we got to cover it because the chat
has been asking for it for for the entire show.
We we've probably got the most chat requests for this game.
The reason I haven't brought it up yet is because
there's a lot of unknown when it comes to like
the pitching in this in this series. So as far
as I know, I know we're going to see Eric
Lauer at some point, and I know we're going to
see Charlie Morton, I don't know if we know that
there are the pitchers that they're opposing yet.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Oh yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3: Bradon Mine says that the picture in game one picture
in Game one for the Blue Jays is going to
be Joe Boyle, No, what you got? No, that's.
Speaker 2: Toronto's going with Lucas, a lefty in a bull time
game against Morton.
Speaker 3: Going for Where did I get this information? I wonder?
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: You you got to go off the Japanese version of
our website and get on our own Odds Logic website
because it's a great website, which now which now has props.
By the way, click click on the game number. I
had to do that. I had to check in with
them the other day. Check out the game number. Like,
if you're looking for this Toronto game, you look click
on nine to eleven, which is the game number, and
it will give you the current props on that. Also,
there's none on this game because they just released the
starting pitcher. So uh, but it's going.
Speaker 1: That's game one. Starter is gonna be East and Lucas.
We know. We now know that as of five minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that doesn't affect my parlay legs. So let
me just put it out there. I got Toronto batting
number one in Major League Baseball. They're going against Charlie Morton,
who's been absolutely bombed by these batters in his career.
He's been bombed by Guerrero, He's been bombed by Springer,
He's been bombed by pretty much everyone in this lineup.
And the Baltimore bullpen is not performing well at all.
I got them in bottom ten in Major League Baseball.
I love the Toronto team total over four and a half,
so that's gonna be my leg. And again, if you
can't get a team total, take Toronto on the money line.
But the official play will be Toronto over four and
a half. I think it's minus one oh five.
Speaker 2: Right now. Because of that happens. They're the only team
totals out there are ESPN, BET and DraftKings, and so
they're probably frozen because they didn't know who the picture was.
So I would go for them, I would go for
something other than that, if if, because we really don't
know what the team total is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a play I already put out about an
hour ago, both on.
Speaker 2: My Yeah, but who is the god this is the
starting picture for Toronto.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter for the Toronto team total.
Speaker 2: Though yes it does. Well.
Speaker 3: They're scoring has nothing to do with who starts for
their So.
Speaker 1: What you're saying is you're the site or whatever you're
you're putting a team total out at action. It's not
forcing you to list a picture. Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 2: Yes, But if they don't know what that number is,
because there's no team totals for either one of these
games right now.
Speaker 1: Right so, Brian, I think, I think what he's saying
is no. This is this is interesting because I this
is like the first time I'm even thinking about this.
I think what TV is saying is he he put
out a team total that was offered prior to the
to the pitching being announced.
Speaker 3: So yes, because has already decided and and whoever pitches
for Toronto doesn't affect their hitting. But yeah, okay, I'll
pick something else. I'll think about it while you talk.
Speaker 2: What do you think? What do you what do you
think trip?
Speaker 1: You can't bet it? I think. So here's the thing.
It's like weird timing because this just got announced. Like
I I think the I think the Toronto team total.
So wait a minute, he wants Toronto team total. That
should be fine because we've known Morton is going to
be the game one starter for I don't know why
we're worried about lucas he's talking about Toronto team total.
We've known it's Charlie Morton for a while, so that
shouldn't change.
Speaker 3: Saying they can get it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, no, yeah, throw a chat, start throwing what
what do you see? The team total?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is it?
Speaker 1: I'm less concerned with the juice and more concerned with it.
Is it like four and a half? Is that kind
of what it's? It is?
Speaker 3: Is that what I'm turnbuckle Tommy is saying there is
a team total?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think Draft Kings has it back up? Hold on,
I'm on DraftKings right now. We'll bigger this suck. I
just I just pulled up draft It's all right, No,
it's it's interesting because it's like it's kind of like
a quirky sure. I mean, oh yeah, so.
Speaker 3: The game total will be affected, but Toronto's team total
is not affecting at all. Even if we put.
Speaker 1: Draft Kings has it back over four and a half
minus one twenty five. Actually, this one just just went
to minus one thirty, so we'll call it. So that's
your play team total. Jay's game one over four and
a half. I'm gonna call it minus one thirty And Brian,
can you give me the juice for Rockies and your
White Sox team total over because I forgot to ask what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Colorado last when I did it, after you
picked it up, Uh, it was minus one twelve and
the White Sox team total over three and a half
is minus one fifteenth.
Speaker 1: All right, So yeah that's listen.
Speaker 2: I I'm saying, d kay has it okay? But yeah,
it just happened. I'll eventually get there for all.
Speaker 3: Of us, and it'll be fore and as because that's
what it was before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got I got confused for a second there too.
That the Toronto team total should not change, because that's
the one thing that's been sort of announced for this
doubleheader is that Moreton Morton is starting the first game
for the Orioles. That's been known. So yeah, you're right, TV,
that shouldn't be affected at all as far as the
double header's concerned. I will I will be looking for
a way to probably play the Blue Jays at some
point today. I'm gonna I'm gonna kind of, like, you know,
kind of dig a little bit more into East and Lucas.
I know he's been down at at Triple A and
kind of bounce back and forth. But you're gonna have
Eric Louer in the second game, I'll be very surprised. So,
knowing what the Orioles do against left handed pitching, I
would be really surprised if the if the Orioles are
able to SWI this double header, so I will probably
look for a way in with the J's. Where that comes,
I'm not quite sure, but that's it's also contingent on
who the Orioles use in Game two. Who I think
is I think that's the only unknown at this point
is who the Orioles are going to start in game two.
So uh, interesting double header And I don't disagree with
you at all, TV. The Jays should be able to
get something off of Morton, all right, I.
Speaker 3: Don't lose our parlay with the Blue Jays for the
second day in the row.
Speaker 2: If listen, I normally wouldn't ask this, but since this
is the day game it starts in two and a
half hours, we do have a lot of people who
watch the replay of the video. If they watch the
replay of the video later and they can't get the
three teams three team, should they go with the two
team to have?
Speaker 1: Always?
Speaker 2: Do you have? Do you have something that is close
to that, they if they wanted to play at three teams.
Speaker 1: No, I want to. I want to cut in because
I think this is important. Don't if you missed the
early game, just go with the two teamer. I don't
want to create a scenario where we win and you lose.
And that's what throwing a different leg into the mix
would be. It's fine, just take the three teamer. I
just ran. It is plus five point thirty one. Just
live with the fact that you might hit a two
teamer for uh three to three.
Speaker 3: Yeah exactly, and hey it could.
Speaker 1: It's it's worked out earlier this year. It worked out
where if you missed the early game and came back
and fired the two team or you you won because
we like lost the I think I lost that day
the early leg, and then Brian and TV hit their
legs later. So I would not mess with the parlay.
I would just come back and do a two teamer.
If you missed the early game.
Speaker 3: People to watch us live, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Get in before the game start, exactly, so I'll read that.
Speaker 3: Fay guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well yeah, let's let's promo that real quick again.
As always, five dollars Tuesday. Everyone's gonna have a five
dollars play up for sale, so check that. Check that
out on the website. It's it's a great deal considering
what these are. On a regular basis. You can basically
get all of our plays today that are posted for
less than what like one pick normally would be so
a great special that that wager Talk runs five dollars
Tuesday on Everyone's page. The parlay, which I hope we
can hit here, will start with Tokyo Brandon's game one
team Total Blue Jays over four and a half. We're
then going to go with another team Total White Sox
over three and a half for Brian Leonard, and then
I am going to use the Colorado Rockies plus one
and a half. That's plus five thirty one odds, and
hopefully we can get that and get the parlay going
in the right direction. Had a good week on the
parlays last week, and let's let's get it going again today.
Appreciate all the people that tune into the live chat,
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So you know, if even if you want to ask
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