Speaker 1: All right, guys, it is Thursday. It's time for total basis.
Like we're just back here laughing, telling stories. All of
a sudden it's nine oh one. We've got to get started.
Brian Len you know what that reminds me of a
little bit. Right now, we're getting into clinching season in
Major League Baseball and over the next couple of weeks.
I don't agree with this by I think if you
in your division and you want to throw a little party,
that's fine. You're gonna have teams throwing a party for
making the last wild card spot.
Speaker 2: Trigg not a fan of that.
Speaker 1: I think you get three times that you should be
allowed to celebrate division, winning, the Pennant, winning the World Series.
Yet you'll see champagne flying for like five or six
times for some of these teams. Yesterday the Cubbies were
that team. They clinched their spot. Brian, Do you and
Tokyo Brandon feel free to chime in here as well?
Is that a fade for you? Do you do you
actively look to fade those types of teams the day
after if they have a game.
Speaker 3: I do, And I've told the story many times back
when I was in Cleveland and we haven't had a
lot of success with the Indians back in Cleveland. And
I had a friend that worked at a store and
he saw the starting catcher for the Indians in there,
and he said, Hey, why aren't you up partying with
the other group. And he says, oh, man, we're out
so late last night, and he goes, I don't know
how the hell anybody's gonna be able to play the
next time. Well, it turned out they had chad Oja
on the mound. They had already sent him. I think
it was a road game, they'd already sent him a
day before. And he throws like his career game and
Cleveland ends up winning that game one to nothing. And
so the offense did nothing as you expected. But so
you get good information and then it doesn't always win.
So but yeah, it's it's something that I usually do
try to fade definitely.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's nothing more annoying than people you're celebrating
a playoffs, but like you won the World Series. It's
more annoying than a gender revealed party. I mean, society
is so stupid these days. Why are people so stupid?
What happened? What happened?
Speaker 3: I like to see and it's just not baseball. But
I like to see when a team clinches the series
or whatever in the playoffs or whatever, and they just
walk off the court and it's just now, was their job.
They got that done. That's the team I want to
back the next time they play.
Speaker 4: Could never ever see Larry Bird Michael Jordan's celebrating making
the playoffs. Give me a break.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen, I'm all about. I'm all about.
Speaker 1: You know, you want to do something, you want to
pop champagne for a division title. I get it, But
like I mean the back of their division. Like I know,
they made the playoffs, but I think that's kind of
I don't know. I think that's that's kind of a
funny thing. But I do think. Now, Brian, I'll go
back to you and then we'll talk this Cub's red scheme.
How do you do how much do you feel like
the Vegas has started to bake that into the number
or do you think they don't really pay attention and
there's actual opportunity here.
Speaker 3: I don't think right now they're playing a whole lot
of attention to baseball. I mean, you had a you
had your team had to throw a one hitter through
nine innings and still end up losing. It was one
of those days. But most of the guys I think
had a pretty good day and pretty good.
Speaker 4: Head on it.
Speaker 3: And you know, baseball to me, for the last two months,
if you're not bad baseball, you're leaving money on the table.
This is just the time to do it. Yea. Everybody's
worried about football. There's football tonight, there's NFL, there's college football,
and that should lead us to some pretty profitable day,
pretty profitable day in baseball here.
Speaker 1: Well, Brian, I got to jump in real quick because
I'm kind of kicking myself. I thought about I thought
about firing the Reds out there and just listing action
this morning. The Cubs not exactly sure what they're going
to do with their pitching, and this has moved quickly.
So I may have missed the boat on Cubs Reds
when I before I got on the show. So that
was fifteen minutes ago. The Cubs were I'm sorry, the
Reds were like minus one twenty five. They are now one. So,
in your opinion, is that the tax for is that
the clinching tax that the market has now sort of.
Speaker 2: Moved to and do you want any part of this game.
Speaker 3: Well, it's also the need to win for Cincinnati, and
they've got, at least, in my opinion, the best pitcher
on the team. Abas had a terrific season, but I
think Green is the guy you want to call it on.
So they've got their number one going against For the Cubs,
it was probably would probably be their number six, number
five or six in Colin Ray. But he's he's had
a lot of success. He's impressed me on some of
these games, and you know his his career is not
over yet. So yeah, I think that's what it is.
A lot of people are looking at the pitch starting
pitching matchup and it's clearly should be on Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Here my turn. Yep, Brian's up. Okay, you ended abruptly,
so I was, I was, okay, Yeah, this generation man
so annoying. I'm sorry, but participation trophies and celebrating getting
it's just so annoying. But yes, I think these teams
are kind of up for a letdown after you clinch
something and you're all excited and you do a ridiculous,
non necessary celebration. I agree with Brian Hunter. Green's probably
the best picture on that team. Reds are still fighting.
The problem I have with taking the Reds here is
the Cubs have better numbers all around, their bullpens better,
and their hitting is better. But how will they perform today?
Is another question? You know, God, I get these all right,
I gotta find out which video? Can you hear that
annoying voice in the background? Sorry about that? Okay, good,
I'll keep going.
Speaker 3: So I'm kind that's so much fun. I never loved.
Speaker 4: Marco's still here, But no, these annoying auto play videos
are just so annoying when I pull up another tab.
But anyways, so I'm kind of hesitant to take them.
Looking at how Hunter Green performs against the Cubs will
probably be a key to this, and he performs quite
well at two or two average against with the seven
eighty four ops. Not ideal, not terrible, He's definitely the
better picture. I've got him ranked how many spots? Oh,
I've got him ranked sixteen spots ahead of Colin Ran.
But I have the Cubs bullpen and hitting better, the
Reds bullpen somewhat reliable. I have them above fifteen, which
means they're they're in current form better than average, So
can they get it done today? I'm not sure. I'm
probably not going to bet it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so more I kind of looking at the schedule here.
Obviously the only way I would probably I would play
this is the Reds. I'm a little annoyed that I
missed the move, but.
Speaker 2: The Cubs might not.
Speaker 1: I mean the little celebration might have been more for show,
might have been more for TV because they had to travel,
So it's not like they were able to probably go
out really last night. I mean, they had the day
game in Pittsburgh. I think they you know, the more
I think about it, they probably had the locker room
set up, did a thing for Marquee Sports Network, which
was what was shown on TV. They had to get
out and go to Cincinnati. Like, do we think they
just landed in Cincinnati and were like, let's go out.
Speaker 2: Probably not.
Speaker 1: They probably just went back to their hotels and you know,
so it might not be as impactful. Doesn't change my handicap.
I mean it's right there for the Reds. That being said,
I feel like we've been saying this for a couple
of weeks. Now goes back to what, you know, something
that Brian has made a really good point. It's like
when you're like, when you're in the position that some
of these teams are that they need to win, it's
like you're there kind of for a reason, right, You're
not that good in the first place. The Reds, I
feel like, fit that description to a tee seventy six
and seventy six. They are a five hundred team. There
is average as it gets. They should be better because
of the raw talent in their roster and on the
or on the roster in the organization, but they're just not.
They make mistakes, you know, And I just think that,
like the Reds Cardinal Series is a great sort of
like illustration of that on the right side of a
of a timely hit in the first game, go out
the next night, shut out, took no chance against Mike McGreevy,
come back yesterday and win.
Speaker 2: So it's like, I don't I don't know that I.
Speaker 1: Would would want to pay minus one fifty to find
out if the Reds, which Red's team shows up here,
even though in theory like this should this should be
like the home run spot for them, and you would
think that you would get their best effort at home here.
But man, I mean I feel like we've said this
all season with the Reds, So why why lay an
inflated number with them?
Speaker 2: I guess is the way I look at that one, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Ryan Morrison, Yeah, that was a tough It's a
tough result for me yesterday. If you told me I
was going to get one of one hit ball from
Brandon five, I would have said, it's an easy win
right there, and just wasn't to be. That was a
I kind of could feel it, you know, coming when
when they couldn't get Carroll home in the ninth less
than than one out or one out, man on third,
one out, couldn't get him home in the ninth, wheels man,
That's yeah. I mean, listen, I could do a whole
show on how Tory Lavello didn't manage that the way
I thought he should have when you got that kind
of speed back to back innings on third base, Just
get a bunt.
Speaker 2: Down, Jesus, A safety squeeze is in that game. Safety
squeeze is going to win that game. It was.
Speaker 1: It was a bad, really bad result for the Diamondbacks.
So I I think, I mean that is a I
think Arizona had some real momentum going into that game,
and I think that likely cost them their season. That's
a that's another discussion maybe for another day, since we
don't have Diamondbacks baseball today, but we do have the Giants.
Speaker 2: And the Giants, who I really.
Speaker 1: Felt like were their season was going to be over
had they lost that game yesterday, now have a little
bit of life. They get the win, they hit the road,
they had the rookies. The rookies were wearing Scooby do
Onesies on the flight. That was rookie hazing Scooby do
Onesies on the flight. Kaiwei Tang and a Scooby do
Onesie was a site if you go find that. I
think the Giants. I think someone on the Giants social
media posted it. They now go to to la huge
game here, Brian Leonard, big rivalry rematch of last week.
Giants took the opener, Dodgers bounced back with the second
two to take the series in San Francisco. Any Jews
left for the Giants, do you think they are able
to sort of parlay that into any success this weekend?
Speaker 2: And what about this game?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they got the aces of both these teams. Webinym
A Moto Yamamoto basically about a one sixty in this
one total of seven and a half. That Dodgers starting rotation,
regardless of who they throw out there, right now, is
on fire. This is the team the Dodgers, the pitching
staff that they'd wanted coming into the season, and they've
had the injuries all all year long. They are playing
like the best team in baseball front pitching standpoint. Right now.
I still have some concerns about some of their lineup choices,
but right now it's tough to go against the Dodgers,
and as I mentioned, when they play their rivals, you
know Arizona in San Diego and San Francisco, that's the
time I want to play on the Dodgers and getting
them into one sixty favorite. You don't often see Logan
Webb catching one forty five or higher on the way back,
but he has really not pitched that well the second
half of the season. Comes in with a three point
three four ERA three point seven to two expected one
point twenty six whip, but his fastball velocity is only
in the twenty third percentile expected band average thirty second.
There is a little few weaknesses on his card this year.
If you take a look at his just just the pitching.
The stats off that in how good they are as
opposed to Yamamoto, who if it wasn't for schemes, he
would probably be the number one coming into the player
or coming into the season. Where we're at right now,
it's only got the eleven and eight record, he's got
now standing two point six sixty ra spected, the two
point sixty nine zero point nine to eight whip. He's
very good at just about everything he does, and he
throws six pitches, so he's got that ability. I like
both these pitchers here. I'm not enamored with either one
of these offenses right now. Although San Francisco has hit
better as of late. But if you take a look
at the last you know, the last fourteen days here
in WRC plus Dodgers number five at won twenty one.
San Francisco, which was really high earlier, just like a
week ago, is now only seventy nine. So the Giants
are not hitting very well right now. Trust the Dodgers
a little bit more, but maybe San Francisco team total
under let's see what we get on that. We're looking
at brain and a half under thirty five. Slightly into that,
it's still a pretty good hitters park here, so probably
not enough to get me involved in anything today.
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There's probably twenty free plays up there right now. Regarding
this game, my numbers emphatically say bet the Dodgers here
grade a team out or a matchup out. If one
team is ten better than the other, I'll go for
them on the side. And I have Dodgers nineteen. I'm sorry,
Dodgers seven, Giants nineteen, So there's a twelve discrepancy here.
The biggest the biggest thing for the Dodgers is their
bullpen is finally not shacking every time they go out there.
They're still not the most reliable bullpen I have them
ranked fourteen out of thirty in current form, but I
have the Giants ranked twenty eight in current forms, so
more reliable than the Giants currently. Dodgers are just crushing
the ball right now. They're finally playing like they should
have played from the beginning of the season. Like Brian said,
the rotation is finally gelling together. If Dave Roberts wasn't
the worst manager in all of baseball, they would have
won yesterday or the day before yesterday as well when
Otani got pulled with a no hitter. So Dodgers are
olin right now and the Giants are not. If you
look at head to head matchups, Yamamoto has dominated these Giants,
and Web has gotten pretty crushed by these Dodgers. Surprisingly,
two hundred and twenty nine at bats against, He's got
a three thirty six average against an a nine to
thirty nine ops against these Dodger batter That's terrible. Yamamoto
against these Giants sixty six at bats against, a one
to fifty two average and a five zero six opis.
So he's dominated these Giants batters. There's one red flag
here with Yamamoto is he's actually a better road picture
than a home picture. Why he's even in Japan, he
was a little bit, I don't say mentally weak, but
he cracks under pressure. Sometimes. He's not like a He's
not like a de Gram where he's got like, you know,
solid never cracks under pressure. He's not that guy. He
can crack under pressure, and I think the home games
are little more pressure for him, which is why he
has a little bit better stats on the road. But
that's not gonna bother me here today. I'm gonna take
the Dodgers here. Probably a smaller play though, because taking
the Dodgers can be a little you know, tense sometimes
when that bullpen starts to come in. I mean, Tryinon
is pitching horrible right now, But there's other guys who
are making up for it. So I think we can
trust the Dodger bullpen more than the giants here.
Speaker 1: You brought up Dave Rock. Did you see Blake Snell
just body him last night? He was just like, go
back to the dougout. I'm gonna keep pitching like he'd be.
Speaker 2: Robertson came out.
Speaker 1: Roberts came out to take Snell out, and Snell was
just like, get out of here.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna that's always as much. You don't see this
as much anymore.
Speaker 1: Remember when like Mike Sosher would try to come out
and take John Lackey out and he'd like throw an
absolute fit on the mound, go in like puffing and popping,
like throwing stuff in the dugout like but you don't
just you just don't see that as much anymore. But yes,
now it was just like I'm good, sir, like I'm
gonna take it from here. I got, you know. And
he did twelve strikeouts, seven innings. He was great, just
not not that many pictures I probably had.
Speaker 4: I probably would have thrown up if he took him out.
Speaker 3: I think I think a sures are when I when
I think of that, because he's always been that way.
You gotta got to be a ballsy manager to take
man Shuser out of the game.
Speaker 1: Just there's not as many guys that I feel like
you can, you know, for for the most part now,
it's like pitchers get to the six see the manager coming.
It's like I think of that George Kirby interview interviewer.
The mindset is I've done enough, I've done my job.
I'm gonna turn it over and it's like these some
of these old school guys, it's like no, like I'm
I got the ball, I'm feeling it.
Speaker 2: This is my game. So that was cool. Yeah, I don't.
I don't disagree.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's a terrible coach, but I I
you know, because Dodgers and Gangs are similar, there's more
like people like give Boon a hard time, but there's
more to just coaching the team in those markets. And
I think Roberts does an okay job. I mean, he's
one championship, so he can't say.
Speaker 2: He's that bad. But yeah, I don't. I don't. I
have never loved him from an ex's and standpoint.
Speaker 1: Back to this game, yeah, I mean, there's definitely been worse,
but back to this game. The Giants, my opinion hasn't changed,
just because they took advantage of the you know, backyard
baseball rule where you get a ghost runner and then
all haul hell breaks loose.
Speaker 2: So that's what happened to them. In the Diamondbacks game.
Speaker 1: There was a stretch yesterday and today into sorry weds
uh Tuesday into Wednesday. There was a stretch where the
Giants went eleven innings without a hit. Okay, Brandon fought.
I mean he he came through for me yesterday, of unfortunately,
and a losing effort is not a great starting pitcher.
And he shut that team down. And that's a team
that's supposed to be better against right handed pitcher pitching
than left handed pitching. So like, just because the Giants
sort of had a five run inning when they were
aided by an extra base runner and the fact that
they got to do it again, so it was a
John Curtis like, I mean, they haven't they still haven't
hit for really the better part of this week. I
don't really expect them to hit the Dodgers better pitching
this weekend.
Speaker 2: So I think the Giants are kind of still on
borrowed time. I do.
Speaker 1: I don't mind, Web, but I'm kind of with you
that I think the Dodgers might put them out of
their misery this weekend, and you may see the Dodgers
really start to play good ball. This is this is
the Dodgers I think, starting to take off and go
into the playoffs on a high note. So yeah, I'm
with you, TV. I think it'd be Dodgers or pass
for me, all right, let's go to where is that.
I had a colin said Guards Tigers, he's leading Guardians
plus one and a half. I mean, I've done videos
for this series all week. I've given out the Guardians
every single time, and they have not disappointed. And I
think Brian Leonard even may have had a client play
in one of these games, maybe Monday or at some point. Oh,
I think you put it in a parlay that hit
on Monday. The Guardians have been great. Do you have
any I mean, yes, it's Treek school. Yes, the Tigers
are getting to the point where they might need to
win one of these because you know, you can't just
get you know, you get swept here all of a
sudden this game on the final week of the season.
But that's still a pretty inflated number on the Tigers,
who have not played good ball at all over the
last sort of three weeks. Five hundred team at best.
Are you going back to the well with your Guardians
here today, Brian.
Speaker 3: Len You know I had five percent on Cleveland the
other day. I used the first half on Cleveland yesterday
because I didn't want the back end of the Cleveland
bullpen because they had been tired and they're even in
worst shape here. Yes, you have to lay two dollars
on school balls, and if you're playing one of the
recreational books, even more total seven to the over twenty
five here or seven and a half to the under.
But if you are Detroit and they are playing with
very little, very little effort, after they had the home
run of two outs in the ninth two days ago
and then they blow it in the tenth, it's hard
to back Detroit right now there. I know what they're doing.
The coach knows what. You've talked about this a lot,
trigger about the way they are approaching these games and
getting themselves ready because they had such a big lead.
And I fully understand that, and I think they got
one of the best, if not the best coaches in
Major League Baseball. But they are not playing well. And
what happens here if Cleveland is able to get this victory.
School Ball coming back slide injury. He's supposed to be
one hundred percent back. From his standpoint, I don't think
he would have come back unless he really is healthy.
So I expect school Ball to have a big game here.
But if Cleveland could cut this down to three and
a half, and they still have more games in Cleveland
against Detroit. You might see the panic out of the
Tigers a little bit. So it's a very important game
foot ball teams. Obviously, Cleveland's still two two and a
half games out of the wild card. They probably got
a better chance of winning the division at this point
when you take a look at that, because they've got
the games with the trot ahead of them. But this
is a very interesting game. And I talked about the
situation here with Tanner Biby. They moved both Williams and
Bibby up an extra day to get the two better
arms to play against Detroit. They moved Alan back, so
he'll go up against the Minnesota but bybby four point
four to four E three point seven to expected one
point too far whip his strikeout rate. Normally he strikes
out at least one per inning. Last year it was
even better. This year it's been down, but he has
been a little bit better as of late. It's pitched better.
His last time out, he was terrific. I believe that
was the complete game he threw. He was good. He
wasn't an over abundance of pitches, So it's not like
when the other gentleman Williams threw it that earlier that
we could fade. But he does throw six pitches and
he's had a lot of success, and he is pitching well,
and he's Detroit batts not that impressive Trek Scuball two
point two six era A two point seven eight expected
zero p one eighty six whip. He's been terrific. He's
going to be your cy young winner in the American League.
But there's two ways to look at this game. If
Detroit is going to win a game, this will definitely
be the best chance in this series. You got Tocoo
blow on the mount, and you've got let me take
a look at the bullpens, and that's the real key here.
Detroit yesterday did not use any of their key guys.
Now they did throw a lot of innings in the bullpen,
but it was Kinley, he was Horn, he was a
kiddy herder and Paddock. All all the back end guys, Holton, Melton, Montero, Invests,
none of them pitched yesterday. In fact, Melton has a
pitch since last Saturday. And I really like him. He's
I think he's going to be in the rotation next
year for them. He's a really good pitcher. Take a
look at what Cleveland has here. Let's look at the
Guardians just I've never seen a bullpen is banged up
from availability as I've had here. Luckily they had Monday off.
But Kate Smith is not pitched for the last five days.
I didn't think he'd be used yesterday, and he was,
and luckily he was successful. But he will not pitch
three days in a row. You've got Hunter Gaddis has
pitched three the last five days. You've got Sebrowski's pitch
two days straight. You've got Festa two days straight, and
three at the last four. You've got here in two
days straight. Three at the last four, got Jacob Junis
two days straight. I leave Zach Kent and Kobe Allo
the only two guys who are going to be counted
on for sure in tonight's game. In today's game, actually
I think it's a day game. But they haven't pitched
in a week. So this entire bullpen has been misused.
If you ask me for the wins, and they're in
real trouble, they need innings out of Biby today. So
there's two different ways to play this. I would I don't.
It's not something that I have here in Vegas that
I could play. But if you can get a really
good number on will Tanner Biby get the victory here,
that would I would use that as a hedge against
Detroit winning this game, because I think Detroit will win it.
I don't really want to lay two dollars, but if
Biby comes out and pitches as well as you did
last time out, gives them a chance to win this
where he can get the victory. I kind of like that.
I don't want anything to do with the bullpen what
I'll probably end up doing. And I hate to go
along here, but I've really looked into this game. If
Cleveland gets up to an early one nothing lead, I'm
coming all in on Detroit in this game live and
try to probably try to get them at you know,
minus one forty or less in this game. So that's
the way I'm looking at it. It's one a more interesting
handicaps you will see on an entire card, and there's
another one here that I think is pretty much similar.
But you'll learn a lot out of watching this game today.
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I'll take an injured Scooble over Tanner Baby any day.
I got Google ranked number one out of every major
league pitcher out there. Tigers are still a better team
than the Guardians in my opinion, Tigers would be the
only way I would go here. Regarding bullpens, yes, I
think Cleveland's bullpen is better, but like Brian said, they're
a bit in shambles. If Google goes seven innings, the
bullpen is not going to make any difference anyway. Coming
off of injury. He might not They might not let
him go that deep, so it may come into a factor.
But you know, when you're when you're already up six nothing,
I don't think it matters. So I think Detroit is
the only way to go here. Don't think it, don't
overthink it. Take takes Google here.
Speaker 1: Problem with Detroit, problem with all of that is It
isn't just this last couple of weeks. Detroit has not
really played good ball since the Mariner series the week
before the All Star Break. So this team got so
far out into the into the into a lead that
they took their foot off the gas going to the
All Star Break. That's fine, whatever, A lot of teams
do that. Fine, guys, six guys go to the All
Star Game. Problem is they have they have not. I mean,
you can go back to mid July. This team's been
like a like a five hundred. Not only have they
been a five hundred team, but they just they they
just haven't really played well. And then you talk about, yes,
I think Hinch just mixing and matching. He's experimenting a
little bit. They're they're you know what are they like
three and seven over their last ten games, pretty much
a five hundred team the last few weeks. And I'll
go back to what Brian said, at this time of
the year, it's tough to just like snap your fingers
and like like turn it on, start playing your best ball,
whereas the Guardians are playing their best ball. So yes,
big time, big time concern in the bullpen. I'm gonna
tell you what I what I think the Guardians should do,
and I think you should keep an eye on this
as we get close to the game time. So Austin
Peterson is the best pitcher they have in Triple A
right now. He's he is a there as far as
like young guys at Triple A. He's been the best
all year. He's been a starter, uh one point one
four era. He's been the most consistent sort of good
starter for Columbus. Last Saturday, so this would have been, yeah,
like Saturday, A week from Saturday, they decided to throw
him out of the bullpen for the first time all year. Initially,
when I saw them do that, I was interested in that.
I was like, hmm, that was interesting. Didn't expect him
to come out of the pen. I thought they did
it because they needed to make room for John Means
to make a rehab start.
Speaker 2: So that's another need. John Means is down there.
Speaker 1: But I did see they they talked about Means. They
want him to make one more rehab start before he
is in line to come back. So you got two
guys that they could use today. They could say the
hell would the last rehab start and bring up Means,
or they can go with Austin Peterson. Now, Peterson was
on the list to start and I saw they scratched him,
so I think he was supposed to.
Speaker 2: He threw a couple innings out of the bullpen on Saturday.
Speaker 1: I think he was going to start yesterday and then
he didn't, or he was going to start today, and
then it looks like it's Will Dion for for Columbus.
I'm just saying if they were to bring him up,
that would be an interesting option after Biby, because he's
very good. No one's ever heard of him. He's been
their most consistent arm at Triple A and you start
to see guys, you start to see teams do this sometimes.
I'd i'd be all about Guardians plus one and a
half if I saw a little tweet from the Guardians
before the game saying they're calling up Buston Peterson, because
that means they're gonna go They're gonna say forget the bullpen,
We're gonna go Biby and then we're gonna give Peterson
the rest of the game. And that's something I could
think I could get down with, So keep an eye
on that.
Speaker 2: That would be the way in for the Guardians.
Speaker 1: At plus one and a half minus one fifteen minus
went twenty. If you were to tell me I was
gonna get Biby Peterson and the run and be on
the road and have the better team playing, which is
the Guardians, I think i'd sign up for that. It
would be it would be Guardians plus one and a
half for me. Brian, go ahead, are you gonna follow
up to that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just gonna ask you about Peterson. Peterson as
the right hander. So if if they do that, the
problem with Claveland it is, yes, they can drop heron
sent him back down. Since he's pitched three out the
last four, he's still got two options left. But he's
a lefty. I would rather see them bring up somebody
who is a left.
Speaker 1: Well, you'd rather see them bring up John Means. That
would be it would be much better to do means.
But I did see that they the Guardians said they
wanted him to make one more start at Columbus, probably
because he hasn't been great, But he's already made four
four rehab starts. So you also have to wonder do
they just say the hell with it and are like, hey,
can you give us three innings and we'll see how
it goes, because that's an option too.
Speaker 3: I can understand that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, interesting game.
Speaker 1: It's it's also going to be tough for them to
make these moves because it's a day game. It's a
one o'clock game. But I think Columbus is home, so
it's like it'd be easy to get them up to Detroit.
That's an easy you know. They could decide now that
they want to get someone from Troit Columbus to Detroit
and get them there by game time, So that will
be that'll be an interesting one to watch. It was
a good discussion right there, and for Brian's sake, I'd
love to see the Guardians win and really make this
division interesting. That would be uh, that would be fun
for the last week there if suddenly the al Central,
which has been I feel like has been done for months,
would go into the last week with some meeting. All right,
Titan CTI says Mariners minus twenty eighteen. Let's go back
to Brian Leonard. I'm not a big Louis Castillo guy,
but I don't hate the spot for the Mariners here.
Speaker 2: So we'll start with you and then we'll go to TV.
Speaker 1: Who cashed a nice winner with the Mariners earlier in
this series as part of the Parlia Mariners Royals.
Speaker 3: How do you see this, Yeah, Castillo's going against Colic
and Cola's that's really well. Since coming over from San Diego,
he's been a real bright spot for Kansas City. We're
getting Castillo about a one, one twenty favorite sort of
nine to the over. When you're looking at Castillo on
the season. No, his numbers have not been as good
as they've been in the past. He's thirty two years
old now pitching in his ninth season. He's got just
short of fourteen hundred career innings, so he's starting to
worry out a little bit. Three point seven six ERA,
four point three to zero expected. In fact, you take
a look at his last four years, he's he's been
able to beat his expected dora. Eventually that may come
back to hauntum. But no, he's doing very well. But
his extensions in the first percent tel hard hit rate,
in the ninth barrel in the fourteenth something to really
be concerned about. His walk grade is really the only
thing he's done very well in this year. Seventy fifth
percent talent walk grade only six point six worth league
average is eight point four. He only throws four pitches
for seemer forty seven percent of the time. Not something
I'm looking back normally. Stephen Kollik, we talked about him
in the past with the with the Padres. I know
the Trigg said he didn't think of him as a
major league pitcher. But you know, in two seasons he's
got eight and five record, four point one ninety or
a one point three whip. Whip's a little high hard
hit rate third percent. I strike out right ninth with fifth,
Jackson velasty seventh. But as I said, he has seemed
to have pitched very well for Kansasity when I've watched him,
and I even watched the Ken I always try to watch.
Being being a Cleveland fan, we watch every game. I
try to watch the opposing teams broadcast. That way I
get their opinions on their players as well as a
fresh opinion on the Cleveland players. So that's something I've
always done, whether it be listening to it on the
radio or watching the games. But he's got six pitches.
He throws from seven to twenty seven percent, So I
like his I liked a lot of what Colic does,
but a lot of his lack of success was in
San Diego. He's pitched much better here. So if I'm
going to play it, I would tag Kansas City in
this one, just because I want to play against Castillo,
and I think we're getting one team when players change.
And we talked about this with Miami earlier in the season.
When when players change from one team to another, especially
when you leave leagues and you go into a different league,
the team the new team will do some some work
on them and see what you want about Kansas City.
They've got a lot of guys in this rotation other
than a couple of veterans that they have been very good,
but a lot of these younger guys that really pitched
pretty well on the season. And you look at a
bunch of them Brigette, I believe they just was just injured,
but he had pitched very well. You know, a lot
of these young guys that did good judge of pitching,
good good pitching coaches there at Kansas City. So despite
you know, there's a few times this week where I thought, well,
they're out of it now, they're gonna you know, but no,
they continue to play a lot with a lot of heart.
They're like Baltimore and so I kind of like Kansas
City here. It's one of the games I'm thinking about
for my parley handle here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I forgot to say thanks to Brian for coming
out to the Westgates super Book to meet me yesterday.
I was We had a good time hanging out watching
baseball together. So thanks Brian. Go to waygetalk dot com
see what we have to offer. Check the free play
page because I have something up already. I'm sure these
guys will too. Regarding this one, Castillo used to be
a stud. He used to be like Schooble, not quite
as good, but he was one of those guys where
you never bet against him. Eight innings shut out is
what you could expect from him almost every start. But
he's not that guy anymore. But he is a very
very elite innings eater. There are placeholders in MLB, but
he's one of the ones. He holds. He eats innings
very well. He's a little older now, so he's not
the guy he used to be. He's got great stats
against these batters in his career, a two poh seven
average against in his six fourteen ops against. But that's
when he was elite and he's not that anymore, so
I don't expect him to perform that well here. But
Colick has had a bad history against these batters. Granted
to sample size, is only twenty three at bats against,
but he's allowed a three h four average in one
thousand and eighty ops. Not good. The good thing about Colic, though,
is his WAP strikeout ratio is really good. He's got
it under thirty. He's got pretty good command, and I
have him ranked slightly higher than Castillo currently in current form,
just a couple points higher than Castillo. The thing is,
the Mariners are just hot right now. They're just cranking
right now. They got the best catcher in MLB set
in records best most home runs by a switch hitter,
most home runs by a catcher. He's catching those records.
I don't see how you can how you could bet
against Seattle right here. I certainly won't because they're just
so red hot right now, and their bullpens playing well
as well. Kansas City. I have them ranked kind of
mediocre at everything. They're right around fifty. I'm sorry, they're
right around fifteen out of thirty at everything. So if
they have a good game, they can win it. And
if they don't have a good game, they want I
know that's a lazy cap, but I don't see him
breaking out here. I think Castillo can do man service
a serviceable start here, and if they get a sert
of serviceable start from Castillo, I think it would be Seattle.
But I'm not going to play it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I see it the same way.
Speaker 1: First of all, you know, I see some people talking
about the total in the comments.
Speaker 2: I think one.
Speaker 1: I think someone's getting crushed, not sure who it is.
When I look at these two sort of probiles. I
look at how the teams have hit during the series.
There's been a ton of runs the first two days.
I know it could like go the other way. But
are Luis Castillo and Stephen Collack gonna gonna give you.
Speaker 2: A pitcher's duel? I I don't. My gut says no.
You know, Tokyo Brandon made a good point that I'll
elaborate on.
Speaker 1: Stephen Colick has not been good against this Mariner's lineup,
and I think the sample size is a little bit
bigger than than maybe we you know, maybe that's that's
that you have on your numbers because Colic was at
I'll passo and I'll pass on in Tacoma play all
the time. So there's probably quite a few guys in
this Mariner's lineup, depending on who's in the lineup today,
that have seen him quite a bit. I believe he
made one start this year against the Mariners with the
Padres and got crushed. So yeah, I I would I
would say that the Mariners probably have a good matchup here.
Speaker 2: I wish I wish it was someone I.
Speaker 1: Liked a little bit more than Castillo, because otherwise I
would probably be on the Mariners in this spot. Castillo
has you know you're right, TV. He's a he's a veteran,
he's a pro, he's going to be prepared. He can
probably get you through five or six innings. But there's
a lot of like blue on the stat cast page,
a lot of hard hit. It's just not someone I'm
dying to back right now. And I think Colin makes
a great point right here. The Mariners had a huge
series coming up this weekend, a absolutely huge series. It
doesn't mean, it doesn't mean this game isn't any more
important than any of those, but I kind of see
where Collin's coming from where it's like if they were
to fall behind, they really can't afford to put themselves
in a situation where they wouldn't have like their full
complement of guys for that Astro series which is essentially
going to decide the division this weekend. So that's a
really good point. Something I didn't really think about going
into my handicap of this, and I think it does
make me like the Mariners a little bit less.
Speaker 2: Not that I don't think the Mariners can or even
will win this game.
Speaker 1: I'm not high on Colek As Brian said, I may
have been a little bit out of pocket calling him
a triple A pitcher. He's been better than that. But
TV is right, they've had a big time. They've had success.
This Mariner's lineup has had success against him, and you
know that there is the potential look ahead of a
three game series in Houston this weekend that is essentially
going to decide the aos.
Speaker 2: So very interesting game.
Speaker 1: I think i'd have to be on the over if
I was gonna play this one either way. Okay, we'll
get a parlay going. I know we've when no one's
given out a play yet, we've got eighteen minutes left.
Don't worry, still plenty of time to get the uh,
get the parlay in. Let's uh, let's go back to
the chat for a game. Well, I'll just I'll you
know what, I'll give it out. I'm just gonna give
it out. I probably do done this too much this
leek week, but management hasn't yelled at me yet, so
I also, this one's moved a little bit, so i'd
rather like, I'd rather not even sell it and sell
it at a worse number, So I'll give I'm gonna
go to my game. I'll just tell you right now,
I played the Met I played Jonah tong one PM game.
That's a client play that I'm now not going to
put up because it's moved off a little bit off
of what I bet it at earlier. But I will
go to Brian to get his thoughts first, actually, both
of you, because you're both going to get to go
before me. Padres Metz agree or disagree with me. Brian,
I'm on the Mets today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're looking at about a one forty right now
on Tongue and the Mets. And I'm glad you brought
this one up because I've studied this game a little
bit more than some of the others. I was really
interested in why Tong has struggled, in how these two
pictures match up. But basically, you're getting on about a
one forty favorite total of nine. And we don't have
a producer for this show. All the other shows get
all the bells and whistles. It's just the three of us.
And unfortunately I can't show like a statcast page on
anything here. But when I take a look at Vasquez
and Tong, it's pretty interesting. Randy Vasquez is a guy
that you know, for the most part, we've not really liked.
He's been around three seasons. He's got a four point
zero three e RA high whip of one point four.
Oh but if you take a look at his stack
cast page, there's a lot of blue, no doubt about it.
Barrel right nine percent of strike IRA first with for
eight first expected the era sixth. But the one thing
I wanted to point out about Randy Vasquez and there
are guys and I just talked about it in a
previous video or previous game, we talked about abbots this way,
take a look at what his ERA is compared to
his expected e RA in his three seasons. This year,
his ERA is one point eight runs lower than is expected.
Last year, his ERA was one point one runs lower
than his ex In twenty twenty four, his ERA was
two point five runs lower than he's expected. We I,
for one look at his tackass page to see all
the blue, and this is a guy try to go against.
And I said, you know, look look at his expected numbers.
There's no way to keep us out. Well, he's now
thrown two hundred and fifty nine innings in his major
league career. He throws seven different pitches, none of them
over twenty five percent of his pitches. Maybe it's to
the point where Randy Vasquez, you got admit, has found
something out. We talked. We talked about the Reds being
able to have all these flyball pitchers in Cincinnati and
this year they're not giving up on runs. Maybe maybe
he's a guy that we find value in two hundred
and fifty nine and that's a lot of innings. Jonah
thom comes in eight point four nine ERA, one point
seven to one whip five point three nine expected ara
what I got out of look at Jonah Toong's stackass
page and he's only thrown the eleven to two Thursday eight,
so it's it's not really enough to get a good judge.
But if you take a look at his they've got
a chart, I mean, if you go to the Savant page,
if anybody's out there following along, it's got a movement profile,
and he throws the ball basically straight above his head.
He there's a very few people to do it. Now.
When he does it, I think he's going to have
a lot of success eventually. But if you take a
look and they've got a chart about where the league
average in the strike zone, these all these pitches are
supposed to go for the league average, you take a
look at him. His curveball right now is like if
you're looking at a clock, it'd be like six, like
like between six and seven pm. It's more of a
complete up and down break or his most curveballs are
a little bit higher. So once he gets that into
the zone a little bit more, and right now is
if he throws it in the zone, he'll have success.
A lot of guys right now are just waiting on it.
They're just spitting on it. They says, I'm not going
to be able to hit that I'm not doing it.
His sliders in the league average range. His change up
is his change up and his four seemer appear to
rise and they're higher in the strike zone. So what
people are doing is they're spitting on the curve under
the strike zone. They're spitting on his foreseemer and his
change up, which are higher in the zone, especially his foreseemer,
and it's looking to rise, and they're just letting it go.
They're they're sitting there right in the middle of the
right in the middle, they're waiting for the ball to
come right in the middle of the of the strike
zone and he's trying to avoid that and he's struggling,
and that that's why his walk right right now is
at twelve point seven. Once he figures this all out,
the sky's a limit on this guy. But right now
he's he's only got the eleven to two Thursdy innings.
He's trying to learn. Pay no attention to what's going
on now. Look in the future, this guy could be
fantastic in the future. I think there's value on both
these pictures in this game. Today. I kind of like
the under and I will use that as my play
in the parlay. I know where you took the side.
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you that should let us do full,
full game side, full game total should be fine.
Speaker 3: All right, So I'm gonna use the Mets under nine
and you're getting them it, you know, minus one ten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, he does have a promising future. Promising future
is good, but this game is today. So uh. If
you look at Randy Vasquez in his last six starts,
he's only given up more than two earned one time.
He's pitching great. We've mentioned this on previous shows, but
he's very lucky. If there was an award for first
and second base with no outs and get out of
the inning clean, he would win the award because he
puts more guys on base with no outs and gets
out of it more than anyone I've ever seen, even
in Japan. So yes, he's been lucky because he puts
a lot of guys on base. But this lineup is
playing well, and San Diego's bullpen is pitching well. I
have San Diego more than fifteen points higher than I
have the Mets here, and then you add the starting pitching. Look,
my numbers hate Randy Vasquez. My numbers have Randy Vasquez
ranked twenty two out of thirty on a curve of
thirty for starting pitchers, so he's definitely in the bottom
one third of starting pitchers. But against this team, I think,
I mean, my numbers hate him because he expected era
is so high. When you put guys on first and
second with no doubt every single inning, you're bound to
get tagged eventually, but he doesn't. Somehow he gets out
of it. He's like a mcgiver. Do you remember that
nineteen eighties TV show Mcgiver. He gets out of every
jam he's in. So it's not gonna last forever. He's
gonna get tagged eventually. But I think san Diego has
a huge advantage in bullpen. I think san Diego has
a huge advantage in hitting. San Diego is one of
those teams. Though, whenever I back him, they lay an egg.
I can't stand it, but I have no choice but
to back him here because Tom, although maybe he has
a great future ahead, I don't think his future is today.
Speaker 1: So I want to point out that when I locked
this in for clients, it was in like the minus
one twenty five range, so obviously it's moved a little bits.
Part of the reason I'm willing to give it out here,
I'll put it in the parlay. I don't I would
have put it up for sale. So you're gonna get
a free one if you want to take the little
bit slightly worse number, but you know it's moved off
the number of you know where I feel comfortable putting
up a play for sales, so you'll get another free
one here.
Speaker 2: METS on the money line is a four percent play
for me.
Speaker 1: Like I said, I think minus one twenty seven was
where I eventually locked it in, which wasn't even the
best number.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: I kind of, you know, had my eye on it
started to move. I said, I better get down now
because I could. I could see this actually really moving.
So you actually could have probably got minus one twenty
a little bit earlier this morning or overnight. Here's the thing, like,
here's what we have to realize a couple of things.
So I follow the METS affiliates very closely. They're in
my area. So we've got Syracuse half hour from where
I live, Binghamton ninety minutes or so from where I lived,
and so I kind of follow those teams closely because
their area teams are easy to go see, and they've
had some really good players this year, so it's like
I've I've made more of an effort to like keep
up with them, get out the games.
Speaker 2: So on and so forth.
Speaker 1: Jonatong was the best pitcher of the minors this year,
most of which most of which would occurred at Binghamton
Double A. And this is this is the reason that
most teams do not just like rush pick pitchers up
to the big leagues, because in a perfect world, Tonge
gets ten, twelve, fifteen starts at Triple A to to
sort of do what he's gonna do, right, But in
this scenario, the Mets were looking at their whole deal
and saying, you know, we got to see if any
of these young guys can do it, because that's our
only way to win a World Series. Remember Mets, what
Cohen Mets, Mets fans, this organization win a World Series.
That's the goal this year. I know they're going to
be a wildcard team, but that's the goal. That's the
only goal for this Mets team. What can we what
can we do to win a championship.
Speaker 2: The thing that they.
Speaker 1: Decided to do was bring all these young guys up
see who see if someone can do it, that someone's
gonna be Nolan McLean. Now, they're not giving up on Tong.
Tong's gonna be awesome. Yes, he struggled a little bit,
but he's not going to have a long lease year.
Do you think that the Mets are gonna let him
go out and get crushed again after he couldn't get
out of the first thing inning against Rangers.
Speaker 2: Absolutely not. So.
Speaker 1: The one thing that the Mets have right now that
a lot of these other other organizations don't is they
have a ton of pitching depth. It might not be
they don't they might not have a big time ace,
or you know, they might still be trying to figure
out their starting rotation. They have so many they have
pitchers for days. So what you're gonna get here is
one of two things. Either Tong's gonna have it, he's
gonna make some adjustments and he's gonna be really good,
or he's not and he's gonna be out after the
first inning.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's Brandon' scrot maybe it's the next guy they
call up. The point is you're not gonna have to
worry about the Mets having good pitching here. They are
now only a game and a half ahead of the Diamondbacks,
two games ahead of the Rents, two games ahead of
the Giants. They are in win this game mode more
than they've been all season, and they didn't use any
of the good bullpen arms yesterday, so I think it's
a huge upside play.
Speaker 2: You're either gonna get Tong who's really good.
Speaker 1: If he's not good, he's out of there, and then
you're going to see the Mets throw all the best
bullpen arms because they need to win this game.
Speaker 2: That's why I like the Mets go ahead bright.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brenda Sprout's scheduled to start tomorrow, so it won't
be Sprout. But I like both bullpen situations. As you mentioned,
the Mets have used some of their guys yesterday, some
of the back of the back of the bullpen guys,
but Diaz, Rogers, and Raley none of them will pitched
the last three days. They will not. There's a lot
of guys in the bullpen that are available today. I
think that's going to help them, but also San Diego's
They did use four guys yesterday in the bullpen, their
best four guys, but they hadn't pitched the two days
before that. So all the bullpen arms, all the quality
bullpen arms, and these are two teams that got very
good bullpens will be available in this one, which even
makes my undernine something I even like a little bit better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I want to point turnbucle Taler made a
great point. The Mets do have some really good left
handed bats. Vasquez struggles against lefties, and we've talked about
this all year. Cityfield is a forgiving park, like where
I've noticed, tom you were talking about where he misses
it's up. I even saw that in the two the
start I went to go watch him. I sat like
right behind home played in Syracuse. I turned to my
father in law and I was like, he's missing up
and those fly balls are going to be homers in
the big leagues. And he got away with like three
fly balls that were caught literally back to the wall
in that Syracuse start. And so you know, but I
think one of his starts was a great American. This
is a little bit more forgiving. So yeah, those are
all things. Good point, Tommy, that's a good point about Basquez.
All right, we'll go to TB and have him propose
a game or let us know what he likes for
the parlay.
Speaker 2: Since we only got about five minutes left.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going to take the Yankees here. This is
one of those where you just don't overthink it and
take the better picture here. I think, yeah, the Ools
are playing pretty well right now, but let's not forget
the Yankees are playing really well. Surprisingly because I was
kind of down on the Yankees earlier, but they're playing
quite well right now. Aside from the bullpen, they've had
some bullpen blow ups. Nuke Weavers out there. He gets
nuked every time they put him in, but they do
have some good arms in the bullpen. The Orioles bullpen
mediocre at best. But the Oriols are not hitting. That's
their problem right now. I got them ranked twenty four
at a thirty in current form. I like starting pitcher
Max Freed. Not a lot of pictures better than Max Freed.
There are some, but not a lot. He's really good.
I'm not a big Povich fan. I think the Yankees
come out here and take care of business. It's not
a play I would put out for clients on the
money line, but for parlay, I think this is a
decent odd decent time to go with the Yankees here,
even though they're on the road.
Speaker 3: Minus two hundred MINEUS two hundred. And I do have
a question for you regarding k Paulovich. Do you have
his numbers against the Yankees?
Speaker 4: I can pull him up in just one second if
I remember correctly. They were not terrible and not great.
It was kind of a meh kind of thing. Let
me let me confirm that two point fifty batting average
against in a oneenty twenty four OPS against in twenty
eight at bats. So the OPS is high, the average
is low, which tells you they're not crushing him a lot.
But when they do hit him, it's it's it's either
a double or a home run, is what those numbers
kind of tell me.
Speaker 3: And that's what the Yankees do.
Speaker 4: But that's how the Yankees play.
Speaker 3: They live and high run.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So but I'll take him here on the money line.
Max Freed is an elite picture. He's had some rough patches,
but I still have him as a top ten MLB pitcher.
He's not up there with Scoobal and Schemes, but he's
certainly up there with like a Christopher Sanchez in that
in that realm. So I think starting pitching huge advantage here.
And I like the Yankees hitters better as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking at the comments.
Speaker 1: Collins like Yankees, right, he'sel hammer Povich turnbucle Tommy likes
the over if they don't hit Povich, there is the
Orioles have no one coming out of the bullpen today
that they can't hit. You know, the Yankees, they're probably
gonna fall, They're probably gonna fall short in the division,
but I don't think it means that you won't see
them play hard the rest of the way. I think
they're starting to sort of peak a little bit. I
think they're gonna go into the playoffs with some momentum.
I like the way that they generally have, liked the
way that they've played in the month of September, And yeah,
I would I would not be at all surprised, you know,
to see them put a couple of crooked numbers on
the Orioles here, Orioles coming back from Chicago.
Speaker 2: They just swept.
Speaker 1: They mean, this is a team that's like they definitely
have played. I think they've they've played well for the
last couple of weeks as sort of like the spoiler,
but this certainly feels like a spot where they're very overmatched,
So I can't disagree with you there, TV, Brian, do
you want to add anything to that one?
Speaker 3: No, they're six and four the last ten, winning three straight.
They I like the way Baltimore's playing right now, but
from uh, I don't think the Povich matchup is good
at all against the Yankees.
Speaker 2: So that no, yeah, Yank, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't play big favorites, but yeah, this is one
of them that would be the only side I would
look at.
Speaker 2: I mean, the Yankees are destroying lefties.
Speaker 1: They're crushing lefties like they they have They've been very,
very good against left handed pitching all season, so so
what you're actually getting here probably is Yankees against Povich
to like some absolute bum bullpen arms.
Speaker 2: So this is actually I mean, they're on the road,
you could this is one.
Speaker 1: Scenario where I think Yankees laying the minus one and
a half probably makes a lot of sense because it's
only like minus one. You're getting the full nine at
that and if they if they're hitting, they're probably gonna
win big. But yes, TV, I agree with you, Parlay,
no big deal putting the minus two hundred in there
and total.
Speaker 4: Five and a half. So the books are onto it.
Speaker 2: That probably gets there. Honestly, that's not a bad bet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, plus money too, I can have them money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you're not getting You're not sneaking by the
book the book makers in this one. You know, if
you thought you could get a four and a half here, Nope, a.
Speaker 1: Couple of long balls there, and the Yankees are are
dangerously close to just cashing that, and then the possibility
that they tack on I don't think the Oriols are
going to bring anyone out of the bullpen here that
can't give up a give up a crooked number. So
a lot of chances for the Yankees to score in
that game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, all.
Speaker 1: Right, parlay so yeah, we have a a three teamer
Brian and I are going to go in the same game,
but they're both full game, so all your books should
allow that, you know. I don't think there's any restrictions
on parlaying full game side.
Speaker 2: With the total.
Speaker 1: So we are going to go Mets, which I think
is like minus one forty now something like that under.
So we get the Mets and then the under nine
and a half in the same game. So Padres, Mets,
I'm sorry, under nine, right, Brian, under nine? Okay, So
Brian's on the undernine Mets, Padres, I'm on the Mets
money line, and then hopefully we can get it done
early and then we're just chilling into Yankees money line
later tonight for Tokyo Brandon. That parlay plays plus plus
three ninety. That is the parlay of the day. It's
ten am, so we're done here for the day. If
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Speaker 4: Go ahead TV quick note. I know it's time, but
right after this show, I'm putting my laptop in my
bag and driving back to Arizona, so I will be
listening to some of the games on the five hour
drive to Nice to meet up with you, Brian. Go
to way to talk dot com and see what we
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Speaker 1: Sorry to interrupt this, No, that's okay. Safe travels there.
As I've said before, it is a terrifying drive. Beautiful drive,
but very scary when you were driving through the desert
for two hours with basically no cell service. No, Yeah,
it's a tractor trailers going eighty coming down a hill
on a two lane road.
Speaker 2: It's a it's quite the drive, but the sceneries.
Speaker 4: This close to your car going the opposite way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Sure beautiful.
Speaker 1: So safe travels to TV, back to Arizona, and we'll
be back tomorrow nine am to close out the week.
Hopefully a little bit richer after we hit this parlay,
but either way, we'll see you nine am.
Speaker 2: Good luck today everyone,