Speaker 1: All right, welcome in. It is time for Total Bases.
Speaker 2: It's Wednesday, and it's also it's kind of like it's
it's not the it's not the last show, of course,
as I said, we're gonna be with you guys for
the entire playoffs, but it's kind of like the unofficial
last Total Basis Show because it's the last day that
we're gonna have more than two games to talk about.
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stick around for that. We're gonna go through all four games.
Brian Leonard is back. We got Tokyo Brandon here, and
we'll get to all four games. But stay around at
the end of the show because we will have our
final parlay of the day of the season. All right,
let's get right into it. Let's go out to Detroit.
They've got the day game. It's Mariners Tigers TV. And
I talked about this series yesterday. Of course, as after
we get off, the show kind of becomes becomes apparent
that Josh Naylor will make it to the game.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 2: I still managed to get myself onto the Tigers. That
was a bad bet. Fortunately Yankees came through for me.
But the Tigers news yesterday Brian Leonard and now their
backs are against the walls. Casey Mice is Bryce Miller.
Do you think this is a better spot than yesterday
for the Tigers? And do you think that this series
heads back to Seattle?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm glad to be back today. The uh the
big news yesterday for at least for myself and maybe
maybe Brandon is Rush is going to tour a little
small tour. They've got become a drummer and I saw
some of her stuff and she looks awesome.
Speaker 4: She's amazing.
Speaker 3: Anything to replace Neil Neil peart and try to keep
up with that. I'm excited about that they're not coming
to Vegas. Might have to go to Cleveland or La
or something to see him, but I've seen him many
times and I'm very excited about that. And I'm also
excited about the hockey season, which charged yesterday, got off
to a nice start with the Pittsburgh Penguins. I think
I was the only person on the planet that was
depending on the Penguins. That was nice, and we split
our baseball We had the Tigers yesterday there's a small play,
and also the Yankees, so I was very happy to
split those. But yeah, looking for a strong card. Today
We're going to Detroit and Seattle. Miller against Mies. It's
basically a pickham right now. Depending on what side you like,
you can get pretty much minus one hundred either way.
I guess Mice probably in most places right now, a
slight favorite of maybe a one ten, maybe something in
that range. But when you take a look at the
bullpen usage in this game, I think it definitely favors Detroit.
We've seen obviously they had Monday off, but we've seen Munez.
Munez now going three at the last four, brash three
at the last four. I started all the three at
the last four. He had us fire through thirty pitches.
But he's had the last two days off, so that
will help a little bit. But the main guys, the
main three guys that back there, pitching four out of
five days is tough, and now I know the relief
pitcher is not only gonna throw, you know, twenty pitches
or whatever. But still that's something I'm concerned about with
Seattle here. And obviously Bryce Miller has not been the
same strength as he has been in the past because
of his injuries. Comes into the five point six eighty RA,
five point twenty nine expected one point four to one whip.
Everything on his that gast card is below league average,
cept for his fastball velocity of fifty six percentile, and
he does throw a lot of pitches seven pitches. I
like that, but really he sticks with his his top pitches.
Maybe maybe maybe he's tough four or five pitches. But
he's a guy that I've liked in the past, but
obviously because of injuries, he has struggled this year. Casey
Mais season goes on, It's started to become a little
bit of a believer in him. Comes in with a
very nice three point eighty seven e r A three
point sixty nine expected one point two seven whip, doesn't
walk anybody, He's got great extension. That's his best two properties.
He's uh on those five pitches, and everything else is
pretty much league averaged, pretty close to it. Our hit
rate thirty second percent tile every Jackson velocity thirty third.
That's his worst. So he's not really bad at anything.
Not a huge strikeout guy, although he has he's even
though he's below one point zero per inning, better than
he had been in his previous two years. So I
kind of like Detroit in this one, and it's it's
obviously it's a must win situation. But if you take
a look at Detroit, I think they match up a
little bit better with Miller. We'll have to see how
this goes, but slightly to Detroit in this price range.
If I got them at a plus money somewhere, I
think I may be on him. That's the side I prefer.
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minds up already Regarding this series, I don't like either
picture here. I don't like either picture's matchup. Myz is
a guy that I've been fading almost all season and
made quite a lot of money doing it. My rankings
have him ranked fifteen on a curve of thirty, so
he's he's exactly mediocre. But Bryce Miller, my numbers hate him.
I got him ranked twenty four out of thirty for
his season. Granted, the playoffs are not the regular season,
I understand that, but it's like we are the ugly
step child, but today everything was produced properly. So anyways,
Bryce Miller has decent numbers against the Tigers, but not great.
But he's not a guy that I have a lot
of faith in. But I have less faith in Casey
my even though my numbers like him more. Seattle is
just raking right now. They're getting production from a Rosarania.
They're getting production from I mean, their catch is not
Rally's not hitting home runs, but he's getting hits. He's
getting doubles and singles, which is good enough to get
runs across, and man, Mariners are cranking it right now.
I like the Mariners first five over one and a half.
I think that's kind of a no brainer. But every
time I say that I'm gonna get, I'm gonna lose.
But I think that's a pretty decent bet. You know,
their team total for the game is four and a half.
There's no reason one and a half of the first
five seems odd to me. Tiger's bullpen's not that bad.
That number seems a little off. It might have switched
to two and a half while we were talking, but
I got a one and a half and I played it,
So that's where I'm going to go.
Speaker 3: You can get one and a half in the one
sixty five ranch minus one sixty five or under, or
the two and a half at plus money. It's on
a two and a half one seventy, so I agree
on that a little bit. I think Seattle could have
a little success against Mayes, so I wouldn't be against
him that one.
Speaker 1: So I like the Tigers. Again.
Speaker 2: Here, maybe I'm a little bit stubborn, but we're going
to go back to the beginning of the series and
just how these teams sort of match up with each other.
I felt like coming into this series, I felt like
the matchup was favorable for Detroit because of all the
right handed pitching on the Seattle side. I think in
the playoffs, we'll we'll talk about it as we go along.
You need, you need your big guns to produce in
the playoffs. It's it's it's really hard to win to
see a playoff series without getting the production from the
Riley Greens and the Kerry Carpenters.
Speaker 1: Of course they've struggled against left handed pitching. Well.
Speaker 2: The one nice thing about this matchup for the Tigers
is the Mariners don't have a left handed starter.
Speaker 1: And they only have two lefties out of the bullpen.
Speaker 2: What I think is so important about yesterday it'll go unnoticed,
but the fact that the Tigers made that little run
at the end of the game forced Munnos to come
in and throw nine pitches. So Brian talked about his usage. Yeah,
nine pitches, no big deal. Is a somewhat of a
stress free and in of course, if that bullet Riley
Green hit managed to get down the right field line
instead of into Josh Naylor's glove, maybe maybe it's a
little bit of a different scenario, but relatively like nine pitches,
he did his job. Prior to that, Caleb Ferguson got
blown up to the point where I don't know if
the Mariners would would necessarily want to put him back.
Speaker 1: Out here in a big spot.
Speaker 2: What that means is you're now down to one lefty
right like, if you're not going to use Ferguson, I
think Spire is the only other lefty on the roster
right now for the Mariners. So I think that is
favorable for the Tigers because it's more likely that Green
and Carpenter late in the game aren't going to get
sort of like you know, matched up with and put
the lefty out there. The other thing that I think
is important here for me as as someone that was,
you know, watch a game yesterday on the Tigers, trying
to figure out that I make a bad bet. What
you know, they just beat themselves in a lot of cases,
a couple errors.
Speaker 1: Not hitting cutoff guys right Like.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it changes the outcome of the game,
but that was a sloppy game from the Tigers, and
and I expect I feel like if you've watched the
Tigers all year that you can expect better than that.
They're typically a very good base running team, They're typically
a pretty good defensive team. So I just I'm gonna
chalk yesterday up to maybe just not being their best effort.
Who knows, three hour rain delays affect everyone a little
bit differently, so you really just don't know. But my
gut says, hey, let's let's just give them a pass
on on the overall game play there. It shouldn't deter
you from like liking them here now, I think this
is a much more favorable pitching matchup for the Tigers
than yesterday was. Logan Gilbert, I've talked about him being
maybe being injured a little bit, and I still believe
that to be true. But that that dude just goes
out there in battles. I still think if you watch Gilbert,
I don't I don't think he's the I don't think
he's his best self right now. I don't think he's
the guy that we expect to be in the Cy
Young conversation, running up a lot of three and two counts.
That's something like when Gilbert is on, he's usually much
more economical than that. But hey, credit to him. Make
me he just makes every big pitch, got them out
of a couple of spots, and like to me, I
mean Bryce Miller not even right, especially this year. Bryce
Miller with all the injuries, Uh, not even close to
the caliber of right handed pitcher they faced yesterday with
Logan Gilbert, whereas Casey Myies and Flarerty at this point,
I mean, Flerity's better, not that different in my opinion.
Speaker 1: And the other thing here is, I don't think Hinch.
Speaker 2: I think Hint is gonna go to Casey Myes and say,
get me through the order once and will win this game.
I really believe that's the plan. I think if Casey
Mice can come out, get through this Mariner's order once
without giving up damage, the Tigers are going to be
in a great position here because you know, I think
it was the last round that Maz pitched in against
the Guardians where it's like I think that was a plan.
I think he ended up getting maybe a fourth inning
out of him, and he was out before he even
gave up any damage. If I remember correctly, I think
Hinch pulled him maybe like once a guy got on
first base before he could like implode. I think that's
what you'll see out of the Tigers again here. If
you're gonna give me a J. Hinch season on the line,
I'm gonna use every resource available type game.
Speaker 1: And it's a home game, and it's an early start.
Speaker 2: Remember, the Tigers just played an entire series with the
Guardians in this time slot relative timeslot the Mariners. They
just traveled to this time zone, and then yesterday I
think got bailed out a little bit by having that
game delayed three hours. Now they have to turn around
play the early start. Tiger's much more accustomed to that.
So I'll run it back with the Tigers hereies, and
I think we're gonna get five in this series. My
gut has said the whole time that this is a
five game series, and I think it finds a way. Okay, well, uh,
we'll move on. We can you know, if someone wants
to lock in a parlay leg as we go, we can.
Speaker 1: But we can also do that at the end of
the show. We're gonna talk about all four games.
Speaker 2: So no reason to force it out unless you're just like, yeah,
I gotta have this.
Speaker 1: I don't want someone else to steal it from me.
Type deal.
Speaker 2: But we move on and we go let's head over
to the National League. We'll keep it in time order
for the OCD folks in the chat that love it,
in in order of the way the games are gonna
be played, and that's gonna take us out to Wrigley Field.
Speaker 1: Brian Leonard another game.
Speaker 2: So this is one of the one of two series
that could end in a sweep today. Do the Cubbies
have any juice or is this one gonna gonna end here?
Speaker 3: In your opinion, We've got priest sir. Oh, they were
able to save a little bit going up against Tayan here.
The Cubs are about a one twenty favorite total of
six and a half to the over. I do want
to touch on the ballpark factor here in Wrigular Field.
The wind is blowing straight in. Let's look at the midlin. Yeah,
and I'm an hour blowing straight in, and I think
that will have an effect on this game. It should
lower home runs by thirty four and runs by twenty
five percent. So we've already got two teams that are
probably going to use the bullpens very any chance they
can in this game, since they did have yesterday off.
Milwaukee did use their bullpen really heavily on Monday when
they did throw a lot in as they went with
the bullpen game. But I think this should be in
pretty good shape other than Ashby who got the start,
and Msowski who came in. Those two guys mine to
throw one hundred pitches in that game, So everybody else
I think should be should be available here. And when
we take a look at the situation here for Milwaukee
with Quentin Priester, Quinn Priester on the mound terrific season
thirteen to three. Although we don't pay a lot of
attention to wins, not a lot of attention to the
ra either, but still three point three two ERA, three
point six to two expected, one point two to four
a whip ground ball rate ninety third percentle may not
even come into account in this one with the wind
blow anything like that, but it'll be pretty hard to
hit a home run off of him in this ballpark,
for example. So if you're playing Cubs home runs, if
you're able to get them no home runs, maybe a
better bet. But he's had a pretty good season. Throws
five different pitches, and he throws a sinker a lot,
which is why his ground ball rate is so high,
so we really like pries He's been in really good
shape on the season, eleven and seven record three point
six to eighty RA, three point eighty eight expected one
point oh six. Whip doesn't walk anybody. That's his best
statistic extension eightieth percentile average Texas velocity seventy fifth. But
he is a fly ball pitcher, so his ground ball
rate is only thirteen percent hel so the wind blowing
in probably favors him more than it does.
Speaker 1: Priester.
Speaker 3: When I look at this game and we're looking at
the total right now, it's six and a half, somewhat
like the under in that the Cubs continue to struggle
a little bit. Offense, Wily Miwaukee can create We've seen
it all along. Walkee can create some runs. I will
point out since you mentioned defense, I've been watching every
game and it's clear these all these teams are matched
up very well. They're all they're all pretty close in talent.
It's the team who doesn't commit errors that win. And
one of you mentioned yesterday, I think it might have
been TB that when one person commits an error, it
shakes up the pitcher and then usually something bad happens
after that, and that's there's a lot of that going
around either either the defense has been bad. I know
the win and the Yankees game was kind of crazy
yesterday and that might have had effect on it, But
Ronald didn't play good defense in that game, and that's
what probably cost him the game. So defense is really
important to make sure you're checking defense on these games.
And the relief pitching obviously means a lot more now
than it did earlier in the season because they're pulling
the starters earlier. I give Chicago and Milwaukee are both
excellent defensive teams, and with the wind blowing in, I
kind of like the under here. You even get the
under pretty much under six and a half. That's probably
my best bet of this game so far.
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Regarding this one, I like the pitching up for the
Cubs here. I know Priester is a good picture, but
I mean flat up. I'll take a guy. Look, Priest's
whip is one two four on the season, and Tawn's
is one o six. I don't think anyone would expects
James and taone to have a one o six whip.
He's just not that kind of guy. I've never backed
him before, but this season he's just dealing. He's got
decent stats against these Brewers, and his whole era is
right at three. I think it's pretty good Priester. My
numbers like him more so. That means his expected numbers
are better, which means he's probably a little bit unlucky.
He's probably better than his one two whip would indicate
just that being the case. I like the Cubs lineup
to bounce back a little bit. I don't really like
their bullpen that much. But the problem with this game, though,
is the books feel exactly the way I do. I
expected the Brewers to be favored here, and when you
look at the numbers, the Cubs are a slight favorite.
At least what I'm looking at. The Cubs are like
minus one oh five Brewers or like plus one oh
five kind of thing in any In any case, the
Cubs are a slight favorite, probably because they're at home.
But Priest is a good picture. It's hard to bet
against him. But I think I think the Cubs will
take this one. If I was hoping they would be
a big underdog and you could get them plus one
and a half, but that unfortunately that's not the case.
So maybe a Cubs team total something like that would
be the way to go in this one.
Speaker 2: I think the lines right where it should be tie
on at home against Priest, Cubs. Cubs are going to
be favored there that there that would be I would
be shocking to me if they were like a dog
in that scenario I'm talking about over the course of
the like of the regular season. Now, I've noticed that
the play like with the exception of books, really not
wanting to give you the plus one and a half
if they don't have to. The playoff lines I think
have been like kind of similar pricing wise to like
how we would see these games priced during the regular season.
I think that might be where your edges a little
bit as a handicapper betting these playoff baseball games. It's
that okay, like we're gonna we're throwing out a line.
We're seeing a line that if these two teams were
playing a game in August, game would probably be priced
similar literally to this.
Speaker 1: But how's the game gonna go? Right?
Speaker 2: Like, because there's there's other factors that are gonna determine
how the game's gonna go. H. I got to imagine
Pat Murphy's sitting there with the boys last night watching
the Blue Jays Yankees games. In his head, he's saying, well,
I know how I'm not gonna manage this game. I'm
just gonna not do what John Schneider did right like panic,
pull my starter, use my entire bullpen, and put myself
into a situation where now I don't know what I'm
gonna do with my pitching when I have a two
to nothing lead in the series.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing, like I think needs to that's the.
Speaker 2: Better way, in my opinion, to look at the two
to zero lead in the series. The step on the
throat mentality is going to be there for the team. Like,
don't get me wrong, like the Blue Jays do not
I'm sorry, the Brewers do not want to give a
game to the Cubs here in a five game series.
So the whole concept that, oh, like, well they're up
to nothing. No, the Brewers want to win this game.
They're playing to win this game. They care very greatly
about winning this game. But what you could see now,
remember the Brewers are in a similar situation where Woodrof's
not going to pitch in this series. So that's a
starter down right like for the Brewers that they normally
would have had. If you're the Brewers here, I don't
I think you got to kind of just like, unless
Priester is getting absolutely rocked or he doesn't have it,
I think you got to ride him out a little bit.
I think what they did. So here's what I think
was the game plan. I think the game plan for
the Brewers was always to go to Quinn Priester in
game two in Bulk. Now at some point, now, what
happened in game two was the Brewers were able to
blow it open relatively.
Speaker 1: Early, I think by the fourth or the fifth inning.
Speaker 2: So at that point, I think, you know, Pat Murphy's
probably looking like, all right, let me get out of
this with my bullpen. Let's get the win here, and
then we can let Priesters sort of go in Game three.
I think he's going to stick to that. So like
that's that to me gives the Cubs a very slight,
slightest of edges because the clubs are in The Cubs
have to be in win or go home mode, So
the Cubs, anything the Cubs have has to be thrown
at this game to extend the series.
Speaker 1: Whereas the Brewers, in.
Speaker 2: My opinion, how they should be managing this is let's
play this game out. It's Priester's game until we have
to go to someone else, and let's make sure that
every pitcher we want in order for Game four in
game five is set up perfectly because even if we
lose here, we still have two chances to do it.
One of them is going to be on our home field.
That's how I think the game should be managed. That's
how the We'll talk about Jay's Yankees in a second.
That's where he messed up up a little bit in
my opinion, yesterday and put himself into a spot for today.
That would be Steider in the Blue Jays. So I
think I got to give a slight edge to the
Cubs here. They're at home. Ty On Priester is a
wash in my opinion, it's really hard to say one
is better than the other. I think the two teams
are very even, and I think you'll get the council
urgency set up. Whereas Pat Murph, he's got a little
bit more house money to play with. He can kind
of go and maybe use his depth arms to make
sure that Game four and Game five are are a
rap for how he wants the pitching. So because of that,
I'll give the slightest ENSI to the Cubs in this game.
Speaker 1: What do you guys?
Speaker 2: Is that like how you guys are looking at like
these types of spots, the two o's and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you want to look and see who's available, And yeah,
I agree. Once the blow up started yesterday, it never stopped.
It didn't matter who he brought in. But he brought
in some arms that he probably little.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is it, Let's go right there, let's well,
let's go let's go right to that. Because that was
a that was a I give John Schneider a one
out of ten yesterday. I mean that was just like
he literally that was how to not manage a game
when you're up to nothing in the series.
Speaker 4: Dave Award, he what His thought.
Speaker 2: Process was in that game was I don't have a
Game four pitcher, so I'm you know what, I've got
a six to three lead, and I'm just gonna go
for it. That that is that was the thought process.
I got a six to three lead, I'm gonna try
to win it right here. If I win it right here,
I don't have to worry about a pitcher for tomorrow.
He takes Shane Bieber out with fifty four pitches. Now,
who knows, maybe Bieber gives up runs there, maybe he doesn't.
But by doing that, he pretty much put himself into
a situation where he had to win yesterday. He doesn't
win yesterday, and is Brian, I'll go to you because
you started to bring this up. He doesn't win, he
falls behind. Then he's using guys like little. I think
he brought a nance at the end. I think he
totally screwed himself for Game four because you don't have
that other starter on the roster. So what is the
Blue Jays game plan today? Where do they go from
what they did yesterday? In Game four?
Speaker 1: Right here?
Speaker 3: Well, right now, it says that Varlin's pitching and this
will be the third game in four days for Ireland,
so I can only imagine anning out of him today.
Schlittler going for the Yankees, big favorite here in the
one to eighty five range. Eight and a half is
on the total. Yeah, Toronto's hurting, no doubt about it.
I like Louis Varlin, and despite the either the most
depressive or the luckiest home run I've ever seen hitting
that one out, the guy's had a great year two
ninety seven ERA four point zero to expect it one
point two a whip. He's in the ninetieth percentilear better
in ground ball rate, extension and fastball velocity. He's got
an eighty six percent chase. Right, I just get hit
a little bit. It's hard hits in the twenty third
barrel thirty six. So when they do get him like
Judge did yesterday, the ball will travel. But I I
was reading when I believe I saw. The first person
that pointed out that Barlin was starting was Underdog. It's
a great follow on Twitter, and there was a lot
of people say, oh, this is an untamentic wins for
the Yankees that Barlin's going. But it's a good picture.
He just didn't have it yesterday. But he'll onlygo about
an inning, so they're gonna have to deal with their bullpen.
And like I said yesterday, man, they'll have Hoffmann, who
hasn't pitched in three days. They'll have to make guess
they held him out the last two days. And Rodriguez
is available. But you know, Louis Varlin has got three
out of four and he'll only going in little is
a good a good reliever. He didn't have it yesterday.
I only through nine pitches. He'll be available, So they're
gonna have to go with another bullpeny game here. And
luckily Varlin at twenty pitches was the one that threw
the mass yesterday. So the good news for or Toronto
is they didn't throw a lot of pitches. The bad
news is because not all we're effective. That's what you
get it take into account. Eric Lauer is the starter.
He's a lefty. He threw sixteen pitches on Sunday. They
may try to go with him as the piggyback here.
See what happens that. That makes a little bit of sense,
So we'll see what happens there. But that's why I
think it'll go for the pitcher for the Yankees obviously Schlittler.
Once I knew how to pronounce his name, he's really
gone off. So I've been able to say it pretty
well without screwing up. Two point ninety six c ra
a three point nine and not expected at one point
two two. Whip was fantastic his last time out, and
people remember that, and people remember what you did recently.
He's got a fastball velost a ninety fifth percent strike
out for eight eighty second, but his walk read eighteenth
percentile Round Bowl eight twentyth Yes, he looked great last
time out, and he has been very good, but he
is still a rookie. He's only thrown seventy three innings
in the majors this year. He kept him down for
a while, so his innings have been built up a
little bit. I think right now, the way the Yankees
left the field yesterday and the way this is this
is set up, I kind of like the over here.
I think we're getting a total. You can either go
eight to the over or basically eight and a half.
I think varlin I may struggle a little bit. Third
game in four days already, fourth and five now, and
he's gonna have to face the top of that Yankee order,
and Toronto's hitters are still good hitters. They've they performed
well yesterday they were obviously they're hitting with many. Scoring
position has been tremendous in the series versus why they've
gotten off to a great start. But I think they
may get to Schlitler a little bit here. I think
people are asking a little bit too much from this rookie.
The line's a little high here, So let me take
a look and I'll look at the team totals and
we'll see Toronto at three and a half. I'm going
to play that over, is my part of the parlay.
I am going to take Toronto team total over three
and a half and it's basically minus one ten wherever
you go DraftKings. I don't know if it's a good
line or a bad line. They got a two and
a half minus one twenty. Obviously that's a better line
to play. But half the time I think those lines
are fake because there's no way they would get all
sharp money if they actually had that number out there.
So let's go with that. Let's go with Toronto t
total over three and a half at minus one ten,
and I'll use it as my partly piece.
Speaker 4: I love that play. I think that's great. Let me
make a couple points, But first I want to go
on a little ramp here. I was watching that game
last night. Listening to those announcers stroke Aaron Judge just
made me want to throw up.
Speaker 1: He went serve stroking.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm gonna finish here. He went three for four
with four rbi. Okay, okay, he had the game tying
home run.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 4: It's the first game of the entire playoffs. He had
a meaningful hit and Clement went four for four. The
announcers were saying Judge's game was historic. Give me a
freaking break. That was not a historic game. Three for
four with four RBIs is not a historic game. I'm sorry,
it's not. If he played for the Brewers, nobody would
have even mentioned it. So I'm really tired of announcers
stroking the Yankees. It's just making me sick. He had
a great game. It was a wonderful game. It was
a memorable game. It's not a historic game. Clement went
for four for four? Is that historic? If he was
a Yankee, would it have been historic. It's just ridiculous. Anyways,
it was a good game, and the Yankees pulled it out.
They came back from behind. I'm gonna make another point here.
How many times have we seen a guy throw like
a no hitter, have a no hitter into the ninth inning,
and the next game he comes out and chokes. I
think there's a little too much recency bias with Schlitzler here.
He is a good picture. He had a good season. Frankly, though,
my numbers had him ranked twelve. Let's see, hang on, no,
that's Taeon Schlitler. My numbers have him ranked fourteen out
on a curve of thirty, so with expected numbers included,
he's a pretty average picture or he was over the season.
And I think the blue Jays yes. Look in his career,
he has twenty three at bats against the Blue Jays.
They have a four to thirty five average and a
nine to fifty three OPS against him. So I love
Bryan's play. I think the Blue Jays will get to him.
I think Schlitler will come out very early, uh and
the Yankees might be forced to put Nuke Weaver in
the game because he hasn't pitched for a couple a
couple of games here, I think I think the Blue
Jays are going to close it out today. But I
do like the blue Jays team totally in the first
five or in the full game, and I like the
blue Jays to win it. So that's how I feel.
Speaker 2: The only thing that deserved the stroke, if you will, TV,
is the fact that he turned on an one hundred
miles an hour pitch with the movement inside and hit
it not only fair, he hit off the foul bow.
Like there's like two people on planet Earth that can
probably hit that pitch for a home run fair and
he and he's one of them that.
Speaker 4: That you don't expect him to have one meaningful game
out of the whole playoffs, so you expect that from
him at least once a game.
Speaker 2: So, like I agree with you, it's like it was
long overdue and and the Blue Jays still made many
mistakes to lead up to that point. I'm talking like
the hit itself probably the most impressive thing I've seen
all playoffs.
Speaker 1: For me, it I like the over with you guys here.
Speaker 2: I I I am in the sort of so I
thought I would come back right back and play the Yankees.
Speaker 1: I played the Yankees minus one yesterday.
Speaker 2: I thought I would like be a no brainer to
just run it back with the Yankees.
Speaker 1: But I do agree with you with Schlittler.
Speaker 2: I don't know that it's like I mean, he had
control issues at times during the year. There's not a
huge sample that Red Sox lineup without Roman Anthony is
it really leaves little to be desired in my opinion,
and it really showed in that game. You know, taking
Anthony out against the right handed pitcher makes that lineup
far worse.
Speaker 1: And he had it going.
Speaker 2: Let's not let's also forget like sometimes guys when you
know he just had it working and he was able
to ride it for seven to eight innings, So you
definitely can't.
Speaker 1: Count on getting that here from him.
Speaker 2: With that being said, I'll go back to yesterday's game
that the Blue Jays really sort of manage themselves into
a not a less than desirable spot for Game four.
As we said, Louis Varlan I didn't even know if
he would come back out for that next inning. So
if you know, Louis Varland was the guy they got
from the Twins, he was a starter, they turned him
into a reliever. Suddenly he throws a hundred, didn't know
he had that, and Brian Leonard I watched him all
for a long time in Minnesota. I didn't know he
had one hundred in him. But it's it's it goes quickly, right.
You don't see him with many multi inning outings anymore.
So the fact that they brought him back out, they
clearly had the matchup they wanted against Judge.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: You could say he made a great pitch one hundred
inside and somehow Judge gets the barrel on it. I
think that that's why he's gonna start this game. I
think they want they still like the matchup with him
against Judge. He will not be in for more than
an inning. What I think you're gonna see happen here
for the Jays, and it doesn't mean they can't win.
I think you're you're just gonna see them go one
reliever after another. It's gonna be one inning, one inning,
one inning, one inning, and it's just gonna be there
there whoever there. He's gonna mix and match and play
nine relievers. Why because if they lose, they can go home.
In Game five, give the ball to Kevin Gosman and
if he's and if he can't do it, or if
he has to come out of the game, it'll be
Trey a Savage good night. That that's the plan for
game five. That's what the Blue Jays will do. So here,
it's like the stakes aren't as high, I think, And
that's why I think uh uh Schneider did what he
did because he's like, all right, let's just go.
Speaker 1: For it here.
Speaker 2: If it doesn't work out tomorrow is gonna might be
a little bit of an issue. But we're gonna be
able to go Gossman the Savage in game five and
have the matchup we want at home. I think that's
got that has to be his thought process to take
Bieber out where he did. So the problem, the problem
with the whole the bolt that game can be effective.
The problem is for the Blue Jay's your Bullpenny ra
since Jimmy Garcia got hurt on July second spin about five. Okay,
so that's the issue. My gut says, this game, this
series goes back to Toronto. But this price is absolutely inflated,
and I'm not sure that, Like I want a bank
on Schlitzler locking it.
Speaker 1: Down and then who knows.
Speaker 2: I mean, anything can happen if the Blue Jays have
a great lineup, so if they put a sixth spot
up bos Schlittler, there's a good chance they see it
out today.
Speaker 1: That's what makes it hard to take the Yankees at
this price. So I with you, guys. I like the
I like the open.
Speaker 4: It was Judges game last night, historical, Adam.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a historical game, but that that hit will
be played for a very long time. That was a
That was a I mean to do that at home
the stadium, to put it off the file, pull the
turn on one hundred in that spot was a historical
at that Yes.
Speaker 4: Next question, if Greenhost had to hit that home run,
would announcers be calling it historically.
Speaker 2: No, because no one gives a shit about the Brewers.
It's it's more historically when the Yankees doing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my point. That's my point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if it was or here's here, as we make
a segue into our last game, if it was Otani,
it would be the same thing.
Speaker 1: It would be a bigger deal. That's just listen that.
Speaker 2: That's just how it is when you are a superstar
in a big market. But you don't get to be
a superstar in a big market without being the guy.
So it's like, yeah, I mean, it's more forgettable if
if someone on the Royal does it. It's just how
it is. That's just that's just that's just how it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was the first game Judge made a difference
in the outcome, and he should be making a difference
a lot more often with his talent.
Speaker 1: And he's still the best hitter in the game.
Speaker 4: But yeah, in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we move we move on to two big, big
market teams and one that could be suffering a pretty
but a pretty unceremonious exit from the playoffs. That's the
Philadelphia Pilies, who are looking a three to zero sweep
in the face. And Vegas is telling you it's likely
to happen because Brian Leonard, we've got Yamamoto on the
mound for the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: We've got Aaron Nola for the Phillies.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's in Dodgers Stadium, and the Dodgers are
approaching being a two dollars favorite. I think minus one
seventy five minus one eighty most places right now. Is
there any chance the Phillies are playing baseball tomorrow at this.
Speaker 3: Point, Well, one of the good things about the playoffs
is if we know who the starter is, they'll get
to the lines up early. And I gave this out
as a free play yesterday. Excuse me to my clients,
and I use the Dodgers might as one sixty. Uh,
I like get a lot better at one sixty than
one eighty. And that was the whole point is I
knew money will come in on the Dodgers. Aaron Nola
in a game that you need to have here not
the way Philadelphia had planned it. He comes in with
a six point zero one ERA four point two fourpect
to one point three to five whip chase rate excellent,
ninety third percentile extension a eighth percentile. He's six foot
two gets a lot out of that, But his fastball
velocity is only in the twelfth percentile and he throws
that thirty percent of the time. That's his multi use
pitch in the majors. If you don't have his fastball
is at ninety one point nine. The average laty is
ninety five. So if you throw a fastball for the
majority of your pitches and you are not one of
the better fastball pitchers, you're going to get hit and
that's been the problem with him. Hard hit rate twenty fifth, percentile,
barrel rate thirty six. As much as Nole's had a
great career in eleven seasons, he comes in with a
three point eight three ar A one o nine and
eighty nine record. He's been very good for Philadelphia over
the years. He has not been good this year because
of injuries, and now that they have to use him
in this game, it is a concern, and because of that,
you need to find a way to play the Dodgers,
at least in my opinion, Yama model has been terrific
all year long in the majors. Two seasons in the
majors right now, he's got a nineteen to ten record,
two point sixty six ERA, one point zero three whip.
The guy has been fantastic. You look at the eightieth
percent dollar better in baseball expected thera ninety fourth, expect
A batting average ninety first, strikeout rate eighty ninth, barrel
right eighty seventh, round ball rate ninety first. So not
only he's a strikeout guy, he doesn't give up a
lot of home runs and his for singer, which he
does use out of most of his pitches thirty six
percent is a little bit over lega average for a
right handers, So I prefer the Dodgers here. From a
bullpen perspective, Philadelphia is not in bad shape at all.
They did had to use Duran on Monday for twenty
six pitches. Brother than that, the bullpen's in pretty good shape.
So it may be a bullpeg game or Philadelphia. You
would expect that if Nola rudgs into trouble early, he
won't be around long and they'll use the bullpen the
rest of the way out. And I actually like the
Philadelphia bullpen, which isn't bad. But when you take a
look at the opposition here with the Dodgers, the bullpen
has looked great in the playoffs, but they've had a
lot of talent that regard a lot of experience, but
still these guys have struggled a little bit during the
regular season. Sazaki has been great. You talked about bringing
trenton in a TV talked about this. I don't even
know why China was still on the on the roster
throw twelve pitches, got to be in the trouble and
had to use Sazaki in that last game Monday. Yeah,
it's he's not a good coach. He's a really bad coach.
He just happens to be in an organization that buys players,
and it really overshadows they He he and Boone should
not be around as coaches next year on this part
in the playoffs, but yet they will be. And that's
why they continue to have to fight for everything they've
got because manager marriage are bad. But anyway, the Dodgers
offense months. He hasn't played the last two days because
they've played against lefties. Today, we'll see hot Like I said, yes,
the last time I was on, he hadn't been hitting
ball anyway, Rojas, he's been playing three at the last
seven days. So I liked the Dodgers here. If you
got it early at the one sixty, that would be
my play right now. Maybe it's a Philadelphia team total
under or something to that effect, but I think the
season ends today in Philadelphia. Unless Nola comes out and
pitches his best three innings of the season, then they
may have a chance here. But don't like laying that
price with the Dodgers at this current moment.
Speaker 4: I think Nola's going to have a good game here,
and actually in his last seven starts. He's gone into
the sixth inning in six of them. He's been pretty
good lately, and he's got pretty good numbers against these Dodgers. Now,
the problem is he's got to go on the road
and face the best one of the best lineups in
Major League Baseball, but he's backed by one of the
best lineups as well. Yamamoto has been extremely good this season,
and the stats that Brian pointed out to even pile
on those, he was pretty bad last year actually, so
most of those stats are skewed towards this season. He
was actually that much better this season. I've made a
point in past shows that Japanese pitchers when they come over,
they always struggle in year one because the ball is different,
the texture is different, and the size of the ball
is different, plus the pressure the language barrier. Year one
for a Japanese pitcher is very difficult. And Yamamoto's just
coming into his form now. And expect him to get
even better from now on because the confidence expects Sasaki
after this year because technically this is his first year.
Well technically, let's face it, he didn't really play, so
I consider this his rookie year. Next year he's gonna
he's gonna break out, I think. So anyways, that's a
different topic. I think no one's gonna pitch pretty well.
I think this is going to and I think he's
gonna go out of five innings. Actually so, I think, uh, yeah,
judges leading the playoffs and hits, Yeah, how many of
those hits meant anything? He gets he gets crappy. I'm sorry, Okay,
never mind, he gets crappy singles when they're down thirteen
to nothing. Those don't count. Sorry, guys, sorry.
Speaker 1: Just say the sea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, yesterday he did finally. Uh he had a
game that meant something finally yesterday. So anyways, back to
this game. I think the Phillies can keep it close,
and I think, uh, we're talking about day Roberts being
the Angel Hernandez of managers. I think he might do
something stupid like put trinan or someone in the game.
And I think this will be a close game. Yamamode
will probably go five or six innings, but I think
Nola will go five innue. I think there's gonna be
a tight game. I think Phillies plus one and a
half is a decent play. It's only minus one thirty
taking the team with the second or more wins than
the Dodgers this season for plus one and a half runs,
I think is a decent bet. I think people are
getting a little caught up in how good Yamamoto is.
He is good. His eer at home is over three,
though over three is still good, but it's not the two, six,
sixth that we were talking about. So I think the
Phillies can keep it close.
Speaker 2: I think this is the most lopsided game in this
round of the playoffs. I think the only lot more
lopsided playoff game we've seen was Red's Dodgers in that
Wildcard series, and of course those both ended in Dodgers' blowouts.
I'm with Lou Dodger's definitely the team to beat, super talented.
If you haven't figured out that this is the best
team in Major League Baseball right now, they are. They
are the team to beat. They will likely be in
the World Series, they'll probably win it. I'm not saying
they can't be beat, but to me, it is it
is clear as day that this is the best of
the eight teams left, and I have no interest in
going against them. I think, you know, kind of like
going back to a point that Brian made, how are
you even in the Wildcard series with this team? It's like,
how is that even possible that they were not one
of the two top teams in the National League this year.
I think that's created a little bit of value, Like
I think there's still some people lagging behind on and
the markets lagging behind a little bit on just how
good this Dodgers team is. This matchup right here, Dodgers
should be on the other side of two dollars uh
Yamamoto at home. Nola has has really not I mean,
you know, who knows if he's even starting a postseason game.
If if Wheeler's not hurt, he's probably on the roster somewhere.
Speaker 1: He hasn't been good.
Speaker 2: You know, they they lose two games in Philly, now
they've got to go out to La I'm not saying
that he can't have a decent start and navigate his
way through five innings, but I will be very, very
surprised if this Dodgers lineup doesn't blow someone up at
some point. So, whether it's Nola, whether it's the next
guy they put in, whether it's the eighth inning there,
I think you'll get a crooked number out of this
Dodgers team. I think that is going to be a
theme in this playoffs where at some point this lineup,
now that you've got Will Smith back, that's a that's
another eight hundred eight fifty Oh ps, guy, that's now back.
It's I use the term I used the term yesterday,
embarrassment of riches. That's what the Dodgers are. I mean,
it's just oh Tani bets Uh Ta, Oscar Freeman, Tommy
I'm men who missed time this year. Keyk has been
great in the playoffs. I mean, you know, bunci against
with certain splits is very effective.
Speaker 1: Someone you want to have in the lineup.
Speaker 2: They just have so much talent and you know, now
like yes, Dave Roberts will screw something up every once
in a while, but you can't screw up just being
that much better than your opponent.
Speaker 1: That's what I see here out of the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just don't I just don't have a
ton of faith in Aaron Nola being able to go
through the lineup twice and not give something up.
Speaker 1: What I do have some faith in, though, is Yamamoto.
Speaker 2: I think he's I think he's emerging as a legitimate ace. Listen,
major League Baseball, it's having like, really good starting pitchers.
Speaker 1: It's kind of a unicorn at this point. There's just
not many of them. There's just not many of them.
Speaker 2: It's like you're going to start to see these teams
get to playoff series and a bullpen game is going
to be the norm. And that's just because there's not
many great starting pitchers in Major League Baseball. I think
Albamoto might be one of them, and I think he's
getting a little bit disrespected with this line, especially where open.
So I'll throw Dodgers in the parlay. Brian, I agree
with you. I think it's a good bet where you
got it. But I think for the parlay we can
put Dodgers in here at whatever the price is.
Speaker 1: So what do we having?
Speaker 4: Me mention that I hope the Dodgers win because I
have a future on them to win the World Series. Uh,
and getting Will Smith back is huge, huge, Yes, they
have the better lineup. I'm not sure if they have
the better bullpen, but with Sasaki back there probably they do.
But I think the Phillies can keep it close. That's
all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I want to point for three games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two similarly priced games today Yankees, Blue Jays, Dodgers, Phillies.
In my opinion, those shouldn't be the same price, like,
those should not be similarly priced games. The Dodgers have
a greater edge against the Phillies here than the Yankees
do against the Blue Jays.
Speaker 1: But yet the books are telling you that that those
are the same.
Speaker 2: So I that's where I just like, I think there's
there's even still some value in the Dodgers at this price.
Speaker 1: I make this like minus two twenty. So what are
we seeing the what are we seeing Brian for a
money line on the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're looking anywhere from o' sely as low as
one sixty nine up to as high as one eighty one.
So something in the one seventy five range.
Speaker 4: I would say, considering they won four more games than
the Dodgers. Man Phillies are getting disrespected. They're a good team.
Speaker 3: Phillies had to win, they care, they wanted, they wanted
to win. The Dodgers, as I've said the last two
off seasons, there's so much better than anybody else in
that division that they can cruise to the season.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And it's clear that when you see the Dodgers now playing,
they're a whole lot better than they were earlier when
they've got all the healthy guys back now and then
they let them stewing the miners or let them have
time off because of injuries. So it's a different Dodgers
team now than it was earlier.
Speaker 4: I agree they're better, but man, Phillis are a good team.
Speaker 3: Phillis is a good team, but not done well in
the playoffs, especially at home.
Speaker 2: As I said at the time, there was zero chance
the Phillies were gonna win a playoff series without Zach Wheeler,
Like that was just far too big of a loss.
Speaker 1: So you look at the regular season you're judging them.
Speaker 2: You mean Zach Wheeler had a cy Young caliber campaign
until he went down. I mean, just a monumental loss
that I don't think got enough attention for how big
of a deal that was.
Speaker 1: And then of course here we are in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Phillies lose two games at home, and now they're gonna
have to go probably they would have to win twice
as essentially a close to two to close to plus
one sixty underdog, probably just to get the series back
to Philly.
Speaker 1: But I don't even think it comes to that. I
think it ends here.
Speaker 2: So Dodgers for the parlay, Tokyo, Brandon, we need a
parlay lake from you. Can you give us something from
one of the earlier two games?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, I can, Jake, Yes. Hoppell tel Aviv is
a good parlay piece in my opinion there. I think
they're they're four point favorite. They should be like twelve
point favorites here. Anyways, Uh question, do you think Yamamono
has a chance to win the cy younger? Skeens has
it wrapped up? Just quick answer, yeah, you got yeahs
is gonna win. Yamamoto has no chance. I have a
future on that plus thirteen hundred. But anyways, okay, yeah,
Skiens probably has it wrapped up. So for my parlay,
I'm going to go back to the Seattle game. I
think Seattle Mariners over one and a half in the
first five is a good play. I think Brian said
it's one sixty five or something like that. That's fine
with me. Myes has been shaky all season and he
doesn't have good numbers against Seattle. Seattle's just been bombing.
So that's what I'm going to make my.
Speaker 1: Leg sorry, TV, say that again and just give me
the price.
Speaker 4: Bryan uh Seattle first five over one and a half.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd say about one sixty five.
Speaker 1: Over one point okay, minus one sixty five.
Speaker 2: I had to do, like I'm telling you my favor
I don't I know TV handicaps EuroLeague basketball. If that
is your thing, check him out because I know he
does extremely well in this league.
Speaker 1: I never watch ear League basketball. I know nothing about it.
Speaker 2: But one of my favorite things to do is just
pull up a EuroLeague roster. So I said, you know what, Hap,
well tel Aviv, let's go see who's on that team.
We've got former Syracuse Orange Tyler Ennis. I mean, it's
just great. It's all these guys in college that you
forget about and.
Speaker 4: Then it's like six years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great. Ish Wayne Wright from Baylor.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, you haven't I haven't seen some
of these names in a decade.
Speaker 1: And then it's like that's one of my favorite things
to do.
Speaker 2: I just another favorite guy, Jonathan Motley, another Baylor guy.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Tyler Ennis having't.
Speaker 2: He was a local guy for US here, played for
sarahe Use, And again, you don't even know these guys.
If you don't follow European basketball, you don't even know
if these guys still have a career, And there they are.
Speaker 1: Some of them have great, long careers over in Europe.
Speaker 2: So if you like euro League basketball, check out TV,
and if you like playoff baseball, you can get it
from all of us for nine bucks. I've got to
play up for today. I'm sure, Brian, Brian, do you
have something on the page yet? For today's games.
Speaker 3: I may be using a five percent play. I'm on
a twenty one and five baseball run on our four
and five percent. It won't be the same player that
I gave here, But yeah, there's a few couple games
I think have some value on today's card.
Speaker 2: So I do believe that Bases ninety nine coupon is probably.
Speaker 1: This is probably.
Speaker 2: I think this might be the last day for it,
or it's going to expire this week at some point.
Speaker 1: Hopefully I didn't misspeak.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it already expired, but we did
have a coupon code basis ninety nine.
Speaker 1: The reason I'm bringing that up.
Speaker 2: Is because if Brian's gonna use a five percenter, those
are still full price. So if you just get the
rest of his playoffs with the coupon code bases ninety nine,
you're almost you know, you're most of the way there.
If you are going to get his five percenter, just
go use the code basis ninety nine and you've got
everything from him through the World Series.
Speaker 1: It will. It's the value play in my opinion.
Speaker 2: So and I hope I didn't misspeak, because then people
are going to be emailing in the customer support, I'll
get yelled at. So hopefully that coupon still works Bases
ninety nine. It worked on the full the full postseason.
They didn't tell me when it was going to expire,
So hopefully I didn't just promote something that no longer
is it exists, But go to his page and try it.
We only know if we try, right, So check that
out if Brian uses a five percenter, otherwise we are
nine dollars for any of the best bets that aren't
five percent plays.
Speaker 1: I just haven't parlay punched in Go Ahead TV. I'm
trying to count.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I mean, I have this bad habit of interrupting.
We always put out free play is almost daily as well.
Some people in the chat are asking do you have
a free play up today? Why don't you just go
to waysertalk dot com and click free plays. I mean,
you know, if you're not willing to do that, then
you're probably not gonna win it, you know, so make
a little effort. Guys, we we do put free plays up,
so just go to the free free place page. I
have one up in euro League. Yes, your specific question
was is your free play your league? Just go check.
I do have it up, Yes, I certainly do.
Speaker 2: Each each handicapper has free picks on their page. But
also if you just go to the wager talk website,
right at the top bar free picks, it lists every
handicapper that put out a free play in order nice
right one.
Speaker 4: So it's usually like twenty out there.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, and we we will put a couple
up a week. I will all throw something up there
today for sure, in one of the four games.
Speaker 1: And yeah, go ahead, TB.
Speaker 4: Sorry. Quick note about free plays. A lot of people
ask like what's your free play and things like that.
Most handicappers, what we'll do is we'll put a percentage
drank like five percent, three percent or something, and the
ones that are like one percent or two percent we'll
throw those in a free play. So a lot of
them are client plays, or a lot of them are
ones that missed our card. So the free plays are
a little bit less percentage wise than our high percent place,
but in many cases they still are client plays, so
there's value to go check our free places page.
Speaker 1: Something I always do personally. I don't know if others
do this.
Speaker 2: I always put a note if I give out a
free play, if i'll know if it's a client player
or not. I'll put the percentage ranking. So if mine
has a percentage ranking, you know it's a client play.
If it doesn't, then it's not, but it's still you know,
it's usually still something I have in a strong enough
opinion on where I think you should consider it. So yeah,
there's a lot of good there's a lot of good stuff.
And honestly, sometimes it's like i'll put something up in
the free plays it'll end up being like a three
or four percenter for me, and then I'll just go
back and say, well, you know, guy, I already gave
it out, can't you know, can't take it off the
free play section, So you end up getting one for free.
Speaker 1: So keep an eye on that. Very simple to get to.
Speaker 2: Go to the wager Talk website free picks right on
the top tap everyone's in the same page.
Speaker 1: It's a great little feature on the site. Go ahead, right.
Speaker 3: Just want to point out we did win our first
hockey play yesterday on the Pittsburgh Penguins. I will be
on the Hockey Show with Andrew and in Carmine tomorrow
and that's at eight o'clock Pacific, so I can sleep
in a little bit on that show.
Speaker 1: Suffer.
Speaker 3: We're going to be doing this show too, so going
for one or the other. So yeah, if you're interested
in hockey, the Golden Knight start my local team here.
I got the jersey on right now. But we played
tonight and it'll be the late game and I guess
it's gonna be on tn T or some major major
network with the hockey starting up. But number one, not
only in baseball for eleven years, number one in hockey
eleven years. This is the two sports I love, and
those are the ones that you should buy.
Speaker 1: All right, parlay one more time.
Speaker 2: Well, I actually haven't even read it yet, so let
me let me read off the parlay in case you
didn't put it together. We have I will go in
time order. So this should entertain you all day hopefully
because that would mean we hit it Tokyo. Brandon's going
Mariners first five team total over one and a half.
That's minus won sixty five odds. That's Mariners team total
over in the first five over.
Speaker 1: One and a half.
Speaker 2: Brian's gonna go Blue Jay's team total over three and
a half in that Yankees Blue Jays game, So that's
for the full game, Jay's team total over three and
a half. And I'll try to close us out with
Dodgers on the money line. That's plus three eighty one.
The parlays shout out to us one more time. We
did a three team parlay pretty much every day on
the show for the entire season, like six months worth,
and ended up plus five point three to five units.
So basically, if if you were to play them equally
for every dollar.
Speaker 1: Plus five dollars and thirty five cents.
Speaker 2: I'm actually when we decided to do this, I was
just like, I hope we just don't get crushed. So
the fact that we because of course, like hitting three
teamers is not an easy thing to do. So the
fact that we got through the season ahead shout out
to us like that.
Speaker 1: That's impressive in my opinion.
Speaker 2: And hopefully we can put a little cherry on top
with another one today. But this even if we lose today,
we'll still end up ahead. This will be the final
parlay of the day because of course, this is the
last day with more than two games for the rest
of the season. That being said, we will be with
you for a total basis every weekday that there is
playoff baseball, so we will see you back here tomorrow
no matter what.
Speaker 1: Good luck today.
Speaker 2: Check out our pages nine dollars baseball plays Brian might
have a five percenter and we'll see you guys back
in the morning nine am for more total bases