Speaker 1: All right, guys, welcome in. It is time for total
basis two man show today. Brian Leonards has a doctor's appointment.
He will be back tomorrow with us. So TV and
I are holding it down today. We've got two games
to talk about, maybe some takeaways from yesterday's game, and
to look ahead to tomorrow. I will say I got
to address two things TV. Someone in the comments is like, Trigg,
you wear the same shirt every day, and I said,
you know what they are? Our great home office got
these really nice polos and sent me about five of
them and said, hey, you're the host. We want our
hosts wearing the wager Talk you know gear. So I've
been wearing them at you know, pretty much on a
daily basis. But TV, I said, once it's college basketball season, like,
I can't do that because part of my bit is
wearing all the gear that I accumulate from all these
different campuses.
Speaker 2: So I said, you know what.
Speaker 1: Person in the chat that commented on my wardrobe, I said,
it's almost time or less than a month away from
college basketball trying to bust out some of the gear.
So today I went with the the UMass Lowell river Hawks.
Hoody TV have ever been to Lowell, Mass. Have you
ever been to Massachusetts at all?
Speaker 3: I have been to Boston one time, but it was
a long time ago on a business trip East Coast.
I've only been to the East Coast one time and
it was that same business trip. I went to DC,
New York City and Boston. And actually, sorry no, I
also have a friend in Hagerstown, Maryland, so I've been
to Maryland as well.
Speaker 2: So very nice. Yeah, Lowell is about an hour from
from Boston.
Speaker 1: I would say that's probably their redeeming quality is the
accessibility from Boston.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know if I feel like
I need to.
Speaker 1: Go back, but hey, it was I like each campus
for what it is, very old, small gym that they had,
and I went to one of their playoff type games
and it was awesome, great atmosphere.
Speaker 2: So shout out Lowell, mass And let's talk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're very active in the college basketball scene, going
from arena to what are you trying to like hit
every single arena in America before you're yes, before.
Speaker 1: Before I die. Yeah, at some point, so I'm at
I think i'm at.
Speaker 3: Six years ago, you went on a tour. You were
like a different place, like every two days or something.
It was crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we'll be doing that this year as well.
Speaker 1: So if you're in the chat, we're gonna bs for
a second because we want to make sure that people
have time to get in. I know, we just put
the link up. We are doing a show today. We
will be with you every every weekday. So just a
confusion on the schedule, all clear up. Every weekday that
we have Major League Baseball games, we'll be doing a
total basis. So that's for the rest of the year,
so you can you can plan on total bases as
long as there's games.
Speaker 2: If we get a if we get a day where
there's no games, then we won't have a show. But yeah, TV,
I'll be all around.
Speaker 1: I'm at sixty five sixty five different Division one college
arenas campuses if you well, and I'm doing a bunch
more this year six So if I'm ever Yeah, if
I'm ever out and you're in town and I'm in
your town, hit me up.
Speaker 2: We'll get you out to a game.
Speaker 1: I've actually met I've probably met ten or fifteen different
Wager Talk folk folks that like client subscribers, just in
my travels last year Steven Lambert. Shout out Steven. He
came to Grand Canyon with me. We had a great time.
Met another one of our followers in Akron. Like, it's
been fun. So I'll see you guys.
Speaker 2: Hours.
Speaker 1: I did TV, Yeah, I actually did last I did
Grand Canyon.
Speaker 2: I did Northern Arizona, which is up in Flagstaff. Have
you been a flat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, about two hours from Phoenix. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've
been there a couple of times. You know, the altitude
there is crazy. My dad before he passed away, he
had a cabin up there, and I went with him
to his cabin and I couldn't sleep because I couldn't breathe.
The altitude was crazy. I was like trying to go
to sleep. It was crazy.
Speaker 1: It's funny that you say that because I went, so
I think it was there. In January, I landed in Phoenix.
It was still pretty nice in Phoenix. I got the
flag Staff. It was like cold, like real cold, Like
it was different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, flag staffs whipped in the mountains. People like go
up there to like ski and stuff. Yeah, it's it's
two hours from Phoenix, but it's night and day. It's
like it's closer to Utah. Than it is Phoenix.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so what I did was I went from I
did Phoenix, I did, I did, I drove the flag staff.
I then drove to Albuquerque, New Mexico, which is awesome.
Highly recommend Albuquerque, and then I drove back, drove back
to Phoenix. So I did three That's kind of what
I'm going for, like three games and three days. I'll
probably do that a bunch this year. And one more promo.
Two promos. One, it's five dollars Tuesday, so keep an
eye out on the site.
Speaker 2: Every play that we make today is going to be
up for five bucks. Two.
Speaker 1: I'm going to have a college basketball show very similar
to this show. It'll be myself, Brian Power, and Rob Vino,
and we're gonna basically do the same thing, just kick
around college basketball games for an hour until they say
get off. The next show's got to start. So that's
the that's the plan. Three TV slick Vic in the
chat says, I think his favorite team is Sienna.
Speaker 2: That is correct.
Speaker 1: I don't have many favorite teams. I really don't have
one in any any sport except for college basketball. Because
of course I went to Sienna, so I got to
rep the album on it right there, So yes, that
would be.
Speaker 2: My favorite team. I try not to. I try not
to let that creep into the handicapping, but I can't lie.
It's tough to root against them.
Speaker 3: I went TV, well, go ahead, Well, of course I
like their basketball and football, but not a lot to
cheer for. But yeah, since when you're a professional capper,
you have to separate that from everything else. The first
NFL game I ever went to was actually a Tampa
Bay game, so I was like six years old. I've
visited my friend in Tampa and we went to a
Tampa Bay game the Orange Juniors. I fell in love
with them. So I've been a Tampa Bay fan ever
since I.
Speaker 2: Was did you how about did you see they brought
them back this weekend?
Speaker 3: The they did the white ones looked really cool too,
Love it, Love it. Baker looks great.
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree more. It's time for I'm all for
like a total change back to those for Tampa Bay.
Speaker 3: Those agree, And let's talk about baseball uniforms for a minute.
If you go back to the eighties, baseball uniforms were
so much better back then, you know, like the Braves
when they were light blue with the red a and
you know even the Pirates with kent to Colvie with
the with the wicked striped caps and stuff and uniforms
were so good. Why did they get all whitewashed and
everyone's like gray and black. Now it's so lame.
Speaker 1: That's that's the Kent to Caulvy reference. I actually had
a kid, so I was talking yesterday. We we host
summer league kids here. That's my my uh father in
law has been doing it for years. We have a
summer league college team in Cheryl, New York. And one
of the kids, I believe went to Marietta College in Ohio.
And he comes in and he's like our most famous
baseball players kent to Coldy and I was just like,
not what I was expecting a twenty year old.
Speaker 3: He was like sixty pounds, but he pretty good.
Speaker 2: Great reliever for the Pirates. If you don't know.
Speaker 3: He was, he looked like a chemical scientist or something.
But yeah, I got to get props to the Padres
because they actually went back to their seventies uniforms recently
and they look much better brown and gold than they
did in the Tony Gwynn era when they were like
went to like gray and orange kind of weird. So
props to the Padres for going back to their seventies
uniforms left so.
Speaker 1: TB and and now we you know we we it
looks like we've got the normal that the normal contingent
that's usually in at the start of the show a
link we'll start talking to baseball. But that's all right,
you know, we have a little bit of extra time today.
But Slickvick says, what team has the best chance of sweeping?
And what I want to talk to you about first?
So why don't we just kind of look back at yesterday.
I ended up on the Brewers. I feel like you
and I kind of both agreed Dodgers Brewers yesterday they
both did. I think one of those two teams, if
not both, would be the team to sweep. What about you,
let's answer Slick bixs question, who do you think is
the best chance for a sweep?
Speaker 2: Right here?
Speaker 3: Since the sweep I think is the Dodgers, because man,
they look good and look Dave Roberts proved why he's
the worst manager in baseball. Why in the world would
you put Blake try in that situation? Actually, why is
he even on the roster for the Wildcard series, I mean,
or for this series. He had like an eight plus
ERA in the rings. I mean as a manager, you
are not you are not a shrink for these players.
You don't put them in games to get their head right.
You're you're managing the team to win the game. There
was no reason to put Blake Trenton in in that situation.
VESSI has much better picture. VESSI actually pretty shaky too.
You had to take him out and finish it with Rokie.
But I think the Dodgers have the best chance. I
know the Phillies are a juggernaut. They're a really good team.
But like we discussed yesterday, in the playoffs, your six seven,
eight nine guys have to pick up the slack when
your top three guys are not hitting, and I just
don't think the Phillies six seven, eight nine guys are
are able to do that like Marsh and those guys. Look,
you know the Dodgers. You got Hernandez, You've got Pahes,
You've got will Smith, the second best catcher in MLB
is hitting like eight in that lineup. It's just that
they there, six seven, eight nine are just so much
better than the Phillies.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, huge, huge for Will Smith to be
back for the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: I think I don't think that has gotten enough attention.
That is that is massive.
Speaker 3: I believe it was second best in MLB.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, eight I think an eight fifty oh ps
against left handed pitching, which is huge. I think Ben
rtbeat was was the guy getting most of those at bats.
I mean that's night and day. And then of course
you talk about it in the context of like a
Dodgers team that already has an embarrassment of riches, right,
I mean you already got oh Tony, you already have Freeman,
Bogie Betts, and then and then to get another player
of that caliber back, I think to.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm gonna hijack. I'm gonna highlight this comment. Yeah,
because I don't think Nola has been himself this season.
So I'm gonna disagree with you, Steve Oh. I don't
think Nola's been.
Speaker 1: I think he's I think he's I think Steve O's
saying because of Nola, the Dodgers have the best chance.
Speaker 2: Maybe you know, clarify that in the comments.
Speaker 1: I the way I read that was he thinks the
Dodgers have the best chance to sweep because he's he's
okay going against Nola.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I Nolah's a good picture, but he hasn't been
in self this season. He had like last year, he's
pretty shut down. He was a he I wouldn't say
he was elite, but he was on the precipice of
being elite. And uh, this season, I mean he's I
think he's been injured off and on, and uh, yeah,
he has been injured a little bit off and on.
I just don't think he's been himself. I think Yamamoto
has an advance, but we'll get to this game later on.
Speaker 2: And I think, I mean, I think that the question itself.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, okay, there we go. He clarified it. Yeah, okay, Yeah,
so I agree with you, Steve. I think with Nola
and Yamamoto, I think, yeah, so you're agreeing with me,
got it? Okay.
Speaker 1: The odds would suggest that it's a pretty much of
no brainer. You're gonna have Yamamoto at home. Dodgers will
be favored. The odds certainly suggest that that is the
series most likely to end in the sweep. I could
see the Cubs maybe getting one at home, but but
I will go back. There's another Another gentleman in the
chat commented, like, man, this Brewers team, like they're just different.
Like I kind of agree that. Yesterday on the video
yesterday our our replay video, we had a one of
the one of our follower jumped in and did a
great like sort of analysis of like this Brewers team
in comparison to like the Brewers team from maybe like
last year, just how they're much more of a contender.
Speaker 2: I thought that was great.
Speaker 1: That would you can find that on the replay of
yesterday's show, And I just want to say to that person,
I very much agree. I had a couple of friends
that were at those games in Milwaukee last night and
then two days ago, and it from all accounts, it
feels different than last year. So again, I wouldn't be
surprised if the Brewers swept. But I think I could
see maybe the cub stealing Game three at Wrigley. But
I do think that those two I think we're going
to see a Brewers Dodgers n LCS. I think I'm
confident saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the thing about the Brewers, like we said it
on the show yesterday, we were both right about the Dodgers,
and we were kind of both right about the Brewers.
We predicted that Imonaga would struggle. What was it like,
six games in a row he gave up two or
more home runs, and we thought he would I had
the Brewers team total in the first five, which cashed
in the second. First second. Yeah, So but what is
it about these Brewers. Let's talk about them for a second,
because I went on a rant pre All Star and
I said the Brewer season is done. Wow, I was wrong.
But let's face it, they don't really have a lot
of stars on this team. So are they over performing
or are they really this good? That's what I want
to ask Now.
Speaker 1: I think I just think that they're Their collection of
players is one through nine. They have great at bats,
they have a ton of team speed, they have I
think they have the right mix of pitching in a
lot of cases, where like last night, you know, when
we talked about the game on the show, they didn't
even I don't even think they you know, they didn't
even need to burn Priester because I felt like the
plan was, all right, let's let's see how far you
can get with with Ashby and then we'll kind of
mix and match. A couple of people in the comment said, well,
we think Priester will be the bulk guy. I was
like maybe, but like, I don't think they have their
mind made up. They bring them Jacob Mizerowski coming out
of one one to Zho two. I mean, you know,
and then they're gonna be able to come back with
Priester in game three. They obviously not having Woodroff in
this series, like I suppose hurts a little bit, but
they're very deep, and we'll make the parallel the Brewers.
The Brewers remind me a lot of a team, uh
that we're going to talk about today, So we'll make
the segue into today's games. I will say this, I
think the drama is going to come from the American League.
I think the drama is gonna come from the American League.
And we're going to start in Detroit today. And what
I was gonna tell you Tokyo Brandon is I think
the Brewers and the Tigers are very similar where they
don't really have the superstars. You're almost like how you know,
you look at them and you're like, how are they
still here? Why are they still contender?
Speaker 2: How?
Speaker 1: How might they end up in the ALCS or NLCS, respectively.
But then you just look at they're very well coached,
they're very deep, and I think the coaching and the
depth are the two things that can win you a
playoff series when maybe you have don't have the superior talent.
That's kind of how I feel about Tiger's Mariners, Like,
there's no question in my mind, the Mariners are more talented,
but this Tiger's team is deep. They've got a lot
of pitching in that, they have a great coach, and
now they're kind of in the driver's seat in my
opinion one to one. The series is back in Detroit
and they're back at home. So talk to me about
Mariners Tigers and what you're seeing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So, of all those series that are left, I
think this one's the tightest actually as far as talent.
But you're right, I think Seattle has the better lineup.
And Seattle I thought, like mid season, I thought they
were kind of one of those teams of destiny. You know,
a team that you don't expect to be in the
World Series, but they end up going there, like the
Diamondbacks a couple of years ago, like the Marlins a
couple of years ago, one of those teams like a
little guy who beats the giant, right. I thought they
were looking like that. But losing Wu for the playoffs
is tough. You know, that's tough because that's why they
lost the game yesterday. If Wu was healthy, they would
have started him yesterday, I imagine, not castile. But man,
these two teams are tight, and I my, it's not
a real complicated cap here. I think you take the
underdog in every game here. Plus money means something in
this series. I think. So both of these pitchers kind
of get knocked around by the other batters throughout their career.
Neither one of them have a really good ops career
wise against the batters they're facing. And you look at
the Tigers' home record, hard to argue with forty six
and thirty five. The Mariners actually have a losing record
on the road. So I think Tigers with plus money
is good value. I haven't put it out as a play,
but I mean, I think either team getting plus money
in this series I think is value. Whether you win
the bet or not, it's definitely the right side in
my opinion. Gilbert, you would think, oh, Gilbert's better than
Flaherty right off the bat, and you think, oh, well,
Seattle's lineup is packed with the Rodriguez and and the
best catcher in MLB. Uh they added Suarez or they
got Suarez back from the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But man Tigers are a similar team. I mean Tiger
it's similar to the Brewers. I mean, not quite as good,
but they're one of those teams that you don't know
a lot of the names in the lineup, but they
just play well. They're scrappy. I hate that words scrappy,
but they are scrappy. I think with the pitchers kind
of equal here. I don't know. I think I think
either team getting plus money is value. And today the
Tigers are getting plus money at home. They're forty six
and thirty five at home. Hard to argue with that.
Speaker 1: Hey, I mean, if you played the if you if
you played the plus money angle in this series so far,
you're twoing.
Speaker 2: Oh the Tigers.
Speaker 1: One is an underdog in game one, right, and then
the Mariner turned around and one is an underdog in
one game two in deep scooble A couple things here,
Josh Naylor, he's not playing tonight. His wife's about to
give birth and he's gonna go and he's taking the
paternity leave. That's really tough for the Mariners. Like I listen,
I'm not gonna comment on that. I think he's he's
entitled to do that if he wants to. Let's not
Let's be honest though that that that's that is regardless
forget about like whether you what do you think you
should or not, Like that's that's irrelevant. The reality is
he's I mean, he's a massive part of that Mariners lineup,
especially against a right handed pitcher like Flarity now and
now you're not gonna have him in the lineup. So
you are already talking TV how even how tight the
series is. I think that is a massive loss for
the Mariners in this game. You know, like regardless of
what that to not have him against Flarity, it is
a is a big blow to to the to the
Mariners lineup. Not saying they can't overcome it it but
but it's it's very very you know, it's very relevant
I think to like maybe you know, who has the
edge in this game.
Speaker 3: The other thing that though, I think Seattle might even
sweep this series.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, right, So so that's the other thing. I
talked about this yesterday with the Phillies. I said, there's
no way that the Phillies can overcome not having Zach
Wheeler in a playoff series. I almost think it's similar
to the Mariners, like Brian wu is their best picture.
I know you've got Logan Gilbert. We'll talk about him
in a second. I know you've got you know, when
when Bryce Miller or George Kirby is on, they can
be very good. But but Brian wu is the best
picture on this this in this rotation, you.
Speaker 3: Take him number three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in my opinion, he's number one, the best number.
Speaker 3: Three guy in in MLB, hands down, right.
Speaker 2: So so that's the other thing here.
Speaker 1: The Mariners technically would have their ace on the mount tonight,
or at least to everyone, and I think they consider
their number one it's Logan Gilbert. But like I've seen
more things to dislike about Gilbert this season than Wu.
So when I'm looking at Logan Gilbert, I see that
hard hit rate really starting to creep up. Every average
exit velo for Logan Gilbert this year bottom ten percent
in the league. That's concerning to me. It's because and
I think it's because so I'll go back. I've said
this a couple of times. I think you're gonna see
Logan Gilbert have surgery in the offseason. I think he
is giving his absolute all pitching through the injury that
he went on the il with earlier this year, and
I think he's leaving it all out there, and I
think the in the offseason you'll end up seeing him
have surgery that may actually cost him the start of
next year. It's I think it explained because remember this
guy when he's on go back to twenty twenty four,
two hundred and eight innings, two hundred and twenty strikeouts,
a zero eight nine win, and then and then twenty
twenty three was almost you know, it was kind of
similar in that regard. This year, the numbers are still good,
but the area is creeped up a little bit. We
of course, we don't care about Era. He's still getting
the strikeouts. He's not putting a ton of guys on
base because he's very he's got good command. He doesn't
walk many batters, but it feels like when he misses,
it's out over the plate. And that's why the hits
are hard, because remember, you get the low whip, he's
not giving up a ton of base runners, but the
exit Vlo being where it is, it means when he
is giving up the hit, it's usually a rocket somewhere.
In these types of series, like one or two big hits,
you go back to like the way that this Mariners
team is constructed. They have like no left handed pitching.
That really helps Green and it really helps Kerry Carpenter,
which is why I think the Tigers kind of have
the edge in this series. So I'm not disagreeing with you.
I think I think the dog is the way to
look here.
Speaker 3: And I would also lean to an over in this
one because it's kind of an unwritten rule. Oh, Flarity's
great at home, Flerity's great at home, but if you
look at his splits, he has a better era at home,
but it's still like it's not great. I think, uh,
we're gonna I think we're gonna see an over in
this one as well, because I don't really like the
Tiger's bullpen that much. But in the playoffs, when you
get a day off, everyone gets rested. You can use
your best guys. This game is pivotal because it's Tide
one one so you can bet they're gonna use their
best arms. But uh, I think the starters get hit
a little bit here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could absolutely see that.
Speaker 1: I'll comment, so Steve O Here, Here's the thing, it's
not my job to comment on whether I like what
my opinion is on him missing the game, And I
truly I'm not even going to I truly, it's it's
irrelevant to me. What I what my job is is
to is to evaluate the guys that we're gonna have
on the field and try to handicap the game.
Speaker 2: I don't care what.
Speaker 1: So if you want to talk about like, I think
the locker room has his back one hundred percent. Julio
Rodriguez is talking a little bit. I think the locker
room is very supportive of him. I don't care what
his reason is or what the reason is. Him not
being in the lineup hurts the Mariners here. I don't
care how you look at it.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: It does not matter why he's not here. His absence
against Jack Flaherty, which would be a very good matchup
for him, is a is an advantage Tigers. Doesn't matter
the reason. So, and I think the locker room very
much has his back. I think it's one of those
things where they're fired up for him, they the band together.
I'm just saying, like, that's a hole in the lineup
that that it now needs to be filled, and I
don't think the guy filling it.
Speaker 2: I don't think the replacement player.
Speaker 1: I wish Brian was here because he'd have that chart
up on fangrafts ready to reference it. The replacement player
is not going to be not going to be as
quality as Nailor, who's got like, what was he top
ten in the in the league in batting average for
most of the year, probably a great matchup against Flarity.
Speaker 2: So that hurts on the human side.
Speaker 3: On the human side, your child's only born in one time,
and four years from now, Seattle is probably not going
to remember this game. So right and for us though,
the right decision to go watch your kid get born.
Speaker 2: But that's not our Our our job is not here.
Speaker 3: We don't care. The fact that he's out means Seattle
has a disadvantage today.
Speaker 2: That's all turn buckle, Tommy, I'm with you. That's that.
Speaker 1: This is another thing that really should be brought up
before we before we move on. Gilbert hasn't been as
good on the road, and you know that's that is
to me, Like you know, going back to Detroit, you know,
this is this is a fan base that thought they remember,
this is a fan base. This is I think another
good point here too. They thought they were going to
win the division, like it was a pretty much a
foregone conclusion that the Tigers were going to win the division.
Speaker 2: They didn't. What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Their team had to go to Cleveland and win a
three game series, then they had to go to Seattle.
This will be their first home game of the postseason.
I think that crowd is going to be an eleven
out of ten. I think you are going to get
a very, very fired up atmosphere. And one of my
big criticisms TV of the Mariners this year was when
they got on the road, specifically on the East Coast
in some of these like hotter environments and they struggled.
I'll point to that Philly series because I think I
took two losses in that series on the Mariners to
use one year. What do you say they you know,
puked on the mound or something like.
Speaker 2: That's what happened.
Speaker 1: Gilbert got rocked in that series and that was like that.
You know, they went to that series in Philly. Of course,
every game in Philly pretty much the playoff atmosphere, they
almost always sell out, and they got swept in that series. Yeah,
and I don't know, I don't remember what happened in
the Red Sox series, but I do remember the Mariners struggling.
Typically they struggle at Yankee Stadium. Fenway gonna be it's
a tough spot for them. I think this is a
tough matchup, tough spot. I'm probably I don't know if
I'll get to the window with the Tigers here necessarily,
but it's certainly the way I lean it'll.
Speaker 2: It'll be a thought for me all day.
Speaker 1: And I wouldn't be surprised if that plus one twenty
or plus one fifteen turns into more like plus one
oh five.
Speaker 3: I still have a bad taste in my mouth from Wu.
I backed him one day. He went to New York
Yankee Stadium and he barfed on the mound one time
during the season. But that being said, every every picture
has a bad game. Scooble's had a bad game. Uh,
you know they all they all have a bad game.
So but that still has a I still have a
bad taste in my mouth from that one that was
that was hard to swat. I think I had a
five percent play on him that daste.
Speaker 2: Anyways, So yeah, I'm totally with you TV.
Speaker 1: The value in this series pretty much is regardless is
going to be on the underdog because you're going to
have the Tigers. You're gonna have the Tigers home the
next two days. If they don't take care of the
series here, they will be underdogs.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: The Mariners will then likely be a Game five underdog
at home against Schoogle, which we've already seen that they
can be right.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and just some betting advice, But another way
to bet an underdog if you don't, if you're not
confident to take them on the side would be a
team total as well. So underdogs usually their team total
will be three and a half or one and a
half in the first five, certainly attainable for the Tigers here.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't hate the first five over angle.
Speaker 2: I don't think that that's a horrible look what do
you because.
Speaker 3: You when I checked it, but you can get a three,
You can get a three point five for about minus
one thirty and you can get a four for about
plus one hundreds.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I was gonna say, I see, I see four,
I see reduced, reduced big fours, which means, yeah, three
and a half is going to be juiced. But like
you gotta think too, like the way the way in
which the Mariners tend to score their runs is obviously,
like we've talked about it all season, via the home run,
the long ball, and you know, Flaherty can be good,
but I don't think anyone in this Mariners lineup can't
potentially take him deep. So you're I do think you're
potentially looking at like a crooked number there somewhere. And
and I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that Logan
Gilbert is gonna pitch well here I could.
Speaker 2: I could see the Tigers getting on him and I'll
go back.
Speaker 3: On him. I can see it. I can see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And what's that?
Speaker 1: I mean, even even full game seven and seven and
a half on the total seems a little bit light.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think this is gonna be a So what
were the first two games in the series. I know
we had a three to two. Were they both three?
I like the over I'll make that statement. I think
this is the game. In this series, you might see
some runs, whether they come earlier, whether they come late.
Speaker 2: I think you see some runs here that is with
this one. Yeah, okay, all right, so let's go on.
Speaker 1: I we disagreed about this a little bit yesterday. I
want to start by saying, like, so this is the
other one that could end in a three game suite.
I think the Yankees still have a chance to win
this series. I really do, and I think right now.
So yesterday when we brought it up, they were still
they were five to one most places. I think that
you got to shop around. I saw some plus four
twenty fives. I saw some place as high as five
twenty five, you know, plus four fifty.
Speaker 2: Obviously, these future series prices are going to be different everywhere.
Speaker 1: The reason I think the Yankees have such a change,
the reason I think they have more than a five
to one chance to win this series is they they
will have the pitching edge in every single game the
rest of the way. So you look at this, they're
gonna have the edge pitching in all three games. Because
you're gonna clearly they have an edge here. They're a
minus one fifty five favorite at home. So whether you
think Bieber is better or not, the books are are
not going to be wrong at this point, right. So
they're telling you that the Yankee have a slight a
slight edge here, and I think they I'll be I'll
ask you this when when I kick it over to you.
I think their bullpen, even with like some of the
guys like Weaver who you don't like and like, still
has better numbers and they're probably a better bullpen than
the Blue Jays.
Speaker 2: So you're looking at.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just saying, like, how could But the Blue
Jays have a team bullpenny ra of like six since
like July first, or at least they did in the
regular season, and they haven't.
Speaker 2: That's the other thing.
Speaker 1: They haven't had a high leverage inning in the in
the playoffs yet, the Blue Jays have not been in
a single high leverage bullpen spot because they blew it
blew it open in the first two games. So and
the and the leverage spot in the first game, if
you remember, was Gossman who struck out Aaron Judge I
think with the bases loaded.
Speaker 2: So so it wasn't all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So it was the bullpen guy. So you got
so you potentially have Yankees here Schlitler tomorrow, and then
you're probably looking at Max Freed in Game five, who
would be a favorite against anyone the Blue Jays throw
out there. Yes, he had he had a tough game too,
but but it's very likely. I mean, if the Yankee
season is on the line, I'm pretty sure they're coming
back with Freed in Game five, Like I think, I
think he'll be on regular rest, but even if he
was on four days, I think they're going back with
him game five, season on the line. So that would
be like the bet I'm gonna give out right now,
Like I think Yankees series price right.
Speaker 2: Now five to one, four to one, five to one.
Speaker 1: Obviously, shopping around is is a bet I'm willing to make.
But I'm gonna give you a chance to tell me
if you agreed, disagree, and obviously let me know how
you're you're seeing this one tonight.
Speaker 3: Don't forget guys, it's five dollars Tuesday. My play is
already up, and I have a free play up in
EuroLeague Basketball as well. My five percent play or sorry,
my five dollars play is baseball mlbuh So first before
I let me ask you a question is do you
think young guys like Ya Savage and Schlitler can repeat
greatness like they had in their first because both of
them went like seven innings or wait, Y Savage went
five and one third and he had a no hitter going,
and Schlitler gave up one run in seven and two
thirds or something. He was just incredible. Do you think
these young guys can repeat or do you think they
get tagged the second time around?
Speaker 1: Here here's the thing I think with young players like
these two, I think when things are I think there's
an element of cockiness to some of these guys that
have had Remember they've had success every step of the way.
So Treya Savage started in low A this year. I mean,
obviously a guy like that goes to a ball and
even double A just mowing guys down, right, even Schlitzler.
Schwitler had a He started at double A, was was great.
Got to Scranton for a minute, was awesome. They they
don't really know failure yet. So I think when like
guys are really like, I just think that, Like, I mean,
look at the confidence that Schlitler had in that game three, right,
and look at like the savage.
Speaker 2: What did someone called time?
Speaker 1: I think it was maybe Caberra or someone called time
on him. Grisham, I'm sorry, Grisham called time and he
just stood there like you know what I'm saying, Like
there's a there's a he didn't he didn't get off
the mound. Because right now, these they're they're cocky young
kids that have a ton of talent. There will be
a point in time, you can count on it where
their confidence gets knocked a little bit and they and
they go.
Speaker 3: Through a stretch adverse adversity.
Speaker 2: Look at look at Miserski.
Speaker 1: I mean Miserroski came up, he mowed dudes down for
like four starts. He made an All Star team. He
kind of had his stretch where he had to go
back and question some something. But then you see the talent.
Look at him last night comes out, he's throwing one
zho two like So to answer your question right now,
until something bad happens, I think you can be pretty.
Speaker 2: Confident with those two. But wait, something bad, they might
not know how to handle it.
Speaker 3: There will be some adversity and it could be in
their next start. You know, bases loaded with one out
jam and and you let a run in. That's adversity,
and these guys probably aren't used to that.
Speaker 2: Tommy, this is a good point, though.
Speaker 1: Connelly early was cruising and by no fault of his
own got in trouble in that inning, and then it
was like, yeah, all of a sudden, it was like
because remember that inning was pretty much caused by his
defense misplaying balls.
Speaker 2: There was a fly ball that could have been caught.
Speaker 1: Raphaela was sort of out of position on a play
where he could have thrown the ball to third instead
of missing the ball completely.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and then so he kind of got So
it goes quick.
Speaker 1: So to answer your question, I think these younger guys,
if Schlitzler comes out and he looks like he's cruising,
he's probably good till he's not. And then it's gonna
come down to the manager on how quickly you're willing
to like pull the plug on that.
Speaker 3: I think sounds good. I've been around these guys. I'll
tell you nothing throws them off their mental rhythm more
than an error or an out that they should have had.
How many times have you been watching baseball where the
guy's got two outs? Nobody on base and error. The
guy gets to second base, boom, he gets knocked in.
It's the pitcher's constantly thinking that should have been an out,
that should have been an out, even though it's not earned.
It pisses them off. Nothing throws them off their game.
I can error, believe me, and the Yankees are very
error prone. So okay, back to the discussion. I'm kind
of changing my tune from yesterday. I said the Yankees
are cooked. Actually, looking at the game today, you're right.
If they can win this game, they're definitely back in
this series. I don't know if they can win it.
But look, the Blue Jays don't really have the greatest
bullpen in the world. They're decent enough to get them by.
Let's face it that what's got them to where they're
at is their offense and even their starting rotation. Nothing
to write home about. It's serviceable. Right. So, looking at
this today's matchup, you say, very confidently the Yankees have
the pitching advantage. I agree to a to a certain degree.
But if you look at Bab's numbers against these Yankees
in his history, he's mowed them down. I mean he's
mowed them down. Now, I don't have split stats to
tell me if that was like years ago or if
it's recent, because that kind of does matter. And I
don't think Beaver is the best pitcher in the world,
but you got to take that into consideration that he's
going to have a little confidence going into this. But
Yankees are a great home team. You can't deny a
team that's fifty and thirty one at home. Rodon is
an excellent home pitcher and his stats against these guys
pretty good. So yeah, I think this will be I
think this will be a tight one. I mean, up
to now it's been what the Blue Jays scored twenty
three runs in two games and the Yankees scored seven
the last game and what won the first game or whatever.
I think the runs are gonna come down here. I
think when you change venues it puts a totally different
it puts it like a totally different mask on the series.
And I think everything's gonna calm down and we're probably
looking at unders here. It's going to be a tight game,
And obviously the Yankees have the better pitcher, but be
careful because Weaber has really good numbers against these batters,
so proceed with caution. If you're going to take the.
Speaker 1: Jake says, no twisted teas this morning, Trig. I must
have drank something one day that looked like a twisted tea.
I do have my I am back on my energy
drink grind right here. I'm going with a white gummy
Bear rain this morning TV. But like I gotta be honest,
I think it's been about a decade. I don't think
I've had a twisted tea since about twenty sixteen. I
could actually I can remember my last twisted tea because
it was I was at Because first of all, it's
not something I would really ever drink. But I'm fairly
certain the last twisted tea I had was at Saratoga
Race Course when I still live there. So I haven't
lived in Saratoga since twenty eighteen, So that's how long
it's been since I had a twisted tea. So I
don't know what I drank. It looked like a twisted tea,
but no it is. I'm not on TV's schedule. He
can come in and have a cocktail at the end
of his night. It is nine am on the East Coast,
so no twisted tea for me. But I do have
my rain total body fuel going this morning, and you
know why I drank. You know, I went with this
one TV because I had it yesterday and I went
to and oh so I'm I'm just trying to retrace
my steps.
Speaker 3: We can talk about superstitions as well. For professional cat
I try not to be superstitious, but uh, but yeah,
you kind of can't help it when you do this
for a living, right, you kind of tend to use
the use the same bath toel a couple of days
in a row when you're on a winning street or something.
You know, just stupid little things like that, wear the
same color socks or something. But regarding alcohol, a lot
of you know me as a fireball guy, but uh,
my refrigerator is a Japanese plumb liquor, which is called
umesh in Japanese. I have kalua because I love kalua
and cream, and then I have tons of fireballs. So
those are my liquors of choice.
Speaker 4: Anyways, the mallary and I more or less she's got
me on like this health kick. Now, so if we're
gonna if we're gonna have a drink, it's typically uh
like cossa egos Like that's like all that's I've had
to like rid everything else out of my diet.
Speaker 2: But that's okay. I don't I don't mind. I really don't.
I really bear rarely drink.
Speaker 3: So a lot of people don't know a lot of
people don't know this. But I'm actually married and uh
my wife drinks zero alcohol zero so uh so, yeah,
I usually drink alone. Like George Thoroughgood.
Speaker 1: Malori is a lawyer, so they all they all drink.
So I drink everyone's yeah every once in a while.
Speaker 2: But you know, I don't.
Speaker 3: Really Steve O, I don't really like sake. Actually it's okay,
but uh not my not my thing. I like plumb
liquor much better than soke.
Speaker 1: At any rate, we will let me get back to
this because I I do want to kind of counter
your your uh bieber comments. Listen, here, here's why I say.
Here's why I say. I feel like the Yankees have
a pitching edge. I'm with you, I I'm not I'm
less talking like Redon versus Beaver and more saying the
books are not going to make a mistake at this
point in the season, right like these so like if
the books are gonna come out and price this the
Yankees minus one fifty five. I have to at least
think that if the if the Jays had any sort
of real edge from a pitching standpoint here, the line
would be different.
Speaker 2: Okay, like it would be. They wouldn't. You wouldn't.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't see the Yankees creeping up to the minus
one sixty range if there was any like real edge
from a pitching standpoint for the Blue Jays. I think
it is fair to say that these two starting pitchers
are are somewhat even. You know, I think you now
once you start getting into the splits and the way
that they match up with certain teams, like, that's a
totally different ballgame.
Speaker 2: But you can't look at these two pitchers.
Speaker 1: Carlos Redon twenty twenty five stats three h nine yr
one point oh five with expected batting averages two fifteen.
Speaker 2: That's top fifteen percent in the league.
Speaker 1: He's a He's got one of the better wiff rates
among starting pitching starting pitchers in the league, expected dras
three thirty two. You can't look at that and tell
me that Shane Bieber is necessarily better. He might, he
might not be like worse.
Speaker 3: I never said certainly is I agree with you that
the Yankees have a pitching advantage. I agree with you.
I'm not saying he's better, but.
Speaker 1: It is close because you got now Bieber's smaller sample. Remember,
Shane Bieber only registered forty and a third innings during
the regular season. He was hurt the majority of the year.
So you can look at that a couple different ways.
You can look at that one. Well, you know, maybe
we're getting the vintage Shane Bieber, probably the guy that
accumulated a lot of these numbers against the Yankees during
his time with Cleveland.
Speaker 2: Or he's he's like, we just don't have a big
enough sample size.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you one thing that's a little concerning. During
the regular season, less than a strikeout per inning. That's
a little bit concerning on the road against the Yankees.
Another thing that concerns me a little is that you know,
he sits ninety two on his fastball throws at forty
percent of the time. I feel like these Yankees are
gonna take him deep a couple times. I think this lineup,
you know you got remember he's a right handed pitcher,
so you're gonna have the Ben rece Chisholm like the
lineup that they want in there. I feel like you're
gonna see a Yankees breakout on offense. I like the
I will probably find a way to play the Yankees
at worst. At worst, I'm gonna play that that series play.
I'm gonna sprinkle something on that five to one for
them to win the series.
Speaker 3: In Bieber's defense, yeah, his k rate's eight one seven,
so not terrible, but you're right, it's less than one
per Inny. Yeah, I just like his stats against the Yankees.
If anything, I would think of an under Some people
in the chat are saying the wins blowing out and
the total is only seven and a half, which seems low.
I can't really argue with that either. If the Yankees
put Nuke Weaver in, then you can at least bank
on two runs for the Blue Jays in that situation. Also,
the Yankees need to learn how to catch the ball.
That would help. That's part of baseball is catching the ball.
So yeah, those are two kind of opportunities to score
runs here. But I think the first five hundred would
be a good a good play if it's four and
a half.
Speaker 1: TS Fox is so right, He's like, dude, stop drinking
the ERG drinks, the energy drinks are so bad for you.
He's not wrong. I've been sticking to the zero sugar
like rain or. I've done a little research and it
seems like rain and Bang are the two sort of
cleaner options. He's not wrong, though, I do want to
try the I do want to try port and noise
new energy drink. It's called Phoenix. It's just not I
got to port or something. It's not my area yet.
But he's one hundred percent right. I got to get
off of this problem is TV. I just can't function
without the caffe at this point. Like I just people
people like a long day. It's not doesn't hit the same.
I've been trying. I've been trying to coffee. I've been
trying like I was on a good stretch.
Speaker 2: Here's the problem.
Speaker 1: Over the summer, when I didn't have as much to do,
I was on a good stretch of coffee.
Speaker 2: Dude, I got Now I'm trying. It's a long day.
I'm up early.
Speaker 1: We got major League baseball, I got I got college
basketball in less than three weeks. You folks are gonna
gonna expect me to show up talking about you know,
Buck now Bison, I got I gotta be doing the
work now. It's a long day, so right now, I'm uh.
I only do one a day, though. That's I know
some people that are so into these things they'll do
more than one. That's crazy to me. One of these
and I'm I won't go back for more. But ts,
You're not wrong.
Speaker 3: You're not doing pepper. When I'm in Arizona, I drink
I had doctor pepper, and I have like three of
them a day. I know it's unhealthy, but out here
I drink coke zero, maybe two or three of them
a day.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've been trying to stay away from those types
of drinks, so I'm usually like energy drink in the morning.
Speaker 2: I try. I try to drink water. I will mix
in a coffee every once in a while.
Speaker 3: But you're young, and you still have your life ahead
of you. I'm fifty five. I don't give a crap.
I'm gonna die anyway. I don't care.
Speaker 1: I mean, dude, I mean it's not I'm not that far.
I'll be forty in July. A lot of people think
you get younger.
Speaker 3: When once you hit fifty, you just don't care what
anyone thinks, and you don't care if you're dead or alive.
Speaker 1: So Tommy, he says, cafe bstello.
Speaker 2: Here's my other issue. I don't like hot coffee. The
only coffee I've ever been able to drink is ice,
so I ice.
Speaker 3: Coffee is from Japan. By the way, America didn't even
have ice coffee. It Japan kind of invented it and
now it caught on over there. But yeah, cold coffee
tastes really good with some milk in it, really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the only way. That's the only way I
can drink. I literally did not drink coffee until like
a year or two ago.
Speaker 3: I just, matter of fact, my last sip out there
a couple of weeks ago. I got at Walmart. I
got the dunkin Donuts like French vanilla coffee at Walmart
and brought it back here. So she makes that and
I'll pour it in, put some ice, add some milk. Oh,
it's so good, really good stuff. Better than that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to look Adam Westberry says, you can
do bostello cold. I'll listen. I'm gonna look into this.
I'm going to look into this. I appreciate you guys
concern for my health with these energy drinks. Because I'm
with you. I gives me a hard time. She gives
me a look if she sees me open in one
of these in the morning. She's like, thought, we talked
about this, thought we weren't gonna do energy drinks anymore.
Speaker 2: And I'm just like, I'm just like coffee. Okay, Old,
is that like a good? What is this? Are we are?
Speaker 1: Is ice coffee? Is that like a Am I soft
for going ice coffee? Can't drink an ice coffee? Everyone
likes that.
Speaker 2: I'll hold your purse anyway. Yeah, So what do you want? Adam?
Speaker 3: In essence, Adam, do you like the Yankees in this game?
Speaker 2: I do?
Speaker 1: That's the thing, No, that I really do. And that's
I think I'm with you on the thought process of
looking at a looking at an underdog in the Tigers
Mariner series. And yeah, I'm pretty much I I'm pretty
much like Yankees or Bust at this point, at least,
just just knowing the way the series is going to
pan out. I think it would be hard for me
to play against the Yankees until maybe Game five when
it gets back. If it gets back to Toronto. I
don't know that I'll come out so to wrap this
up because I know we kind of you know, went off.
Speaker 3: I have a question for you about baseball after you
wrap this up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess to wrap up my handicap of this game.
I don't know. If I want to lay a dollar
fifty five. Maybe I'll go to the Tokyo Brandon route
look for a minus one. I do think the Yankees,
if they break out, it could be a crooked number,
which makes me think that they could cover the minus one.
Speaker 2: So maybe that's the route.
Speaker 1: I'll go here, but I do at worst, if I
bet nothing else today, I will put a small debt
on that five to one Yankees to win the series
that I.
Speaker 2: Already played at one spot yesterday. I may add a
little bit more if I can find another five to
one go ahead.
Speaker 3: There's a question. Here's a question for you. I think
how much how much does the their backs are against
the wall factor into your capping. I personally, I don't
really put that in in professional sports because these guys
are pros and they're gonna play hard no matter what,
So the backs against the wall kind of thing doesn't
really resonate with my capping in college sports with the
young kids. Yes, I think it resonates a lot more
in that situation.
Speaker 2: What about you, Yeah, I mean I agree with you.
Speaker 1: I'm not putting as much stock into that. That's not
a huge part of my handicap. Now, in the case
of like Yankees Jays, like I think I do think
so I'll tell you this TV, these five game series,
I think you get two oh. And I think it's
it's more betters and the media and maybe even the
odds makers a little bit that sort of start to
price it as it's like, oh, like, well, that's the
series is basically over. It's like two to oh one win,
one win for the Yankees here, and they're suddenly a
home win away from a winner take ball game five.
Like two to oh is is far from insurmountable, especially
when the two losses came on the road, like all
they have to do is hold serve at home. That's
so that's where I think the overreaction is. So it's
less of a backs against the wall thing. If I
like the way that this game set up for the
Blue Jays more, I would have no problem betting the
Blue Jays here. I just I just don't think that
they've been tested yet, and I'd be surprised, Like they're
not gonna go in, in my opinion, and blow open
a game three on the road. If the Jays win tonight,
they're gonna have to grind out to win. And we've
seen them struggle in leverage relief spots all year. Like
I said, go back to July first, they're a bottom
ten bullpen in Major League Baseball. They didn't have a
leverage spot in the first two games with their bullpen.
So that's where I'm just like, hey, like I think
we're don't don't count the Yankees out just yet, because
I'll tell you what, the Bronx is as good of
a baseball atmosphere I've ever been to. I've been many
many times. Tough place to win. So don't count the
Yankees out just yet. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Very good home team, that's for sure. And one thing
about all those runs in the first two games was Toronto.
Remember at the beginning of the season, everyone was talking
about how that's how that's like a how that's like
a miniature park where people were just pasting the ball
all over the place. So it's really no surprise that
the first two games win over. I think that starts
to calm down a little bit here in game three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, listen, the you got a seven and a half.
I mean, it's really hard to tell how this game
is gonna to go. In my opinion, from like, it's like,
I don't think. Here's what I'll say about Yankee Jaz.
I think if one of these teams blows it open,
it's likely the Yankees. If Bieber keeps them in the game,
Yanks might have to win a game two, one, three,
one four two, something like that. So I'm really not
trying to talk someone off of an under, if that's
the way you want to go with it. Me personally,
I do think that they I think the Yankees can
put a crooked number up, So I probably want no
part of an under at seven and a half, which
is a tough number to tell. That's you know that
you're you're only like ann beginning or two away from
that being over. On the flip side, I think the
far better total bet for me, the better total bet
is in that first game, I think you're gonna see
some runs. I like the over in the first game
and the Yankees in the second game. I'll land on
that right here.
Speaker 2: I think I can kind of confidently say that that's good.
Speaker 3: That's good. Well we can wrap it up there. Then,
I guess people.
Speaker 2: That want you have about something locked in TV? Do
you have something locked in?
Speaker 3: H I do have a I have an MLB play
up today for five dollars. Remember guys, it's five dollars Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: And also wager talk allows us to put all of
our MLB bets up for nine dollars for the rest
of the season. Today they're five. But also Adam and
I do Korean Baseball and I do Japanese baseball. We're
allowed to price those at half price even five percent plays.
We sell them for what is it, fourteen fifty instead
of thirty five. So so take a look at what
we got daily. Because KBO playoffs are heating up. And
I won Samsung yesterday, which I was pretty hackneyed. We
came back and took the win. Jante In is a
bit just a better pitcher than Alan, so I couldn't
believe the odds for that.
Speaker 1: So I I kicking myself or not playing that. Basically
I kind of leaned towards Samsung in the first game
stayed on off of it. I'm glad I did because
of course NC one and I was like, man, do
I tempt fit? I mean, they were so hot going
into that game, but I did lean your way. I'm
glad you got the win there. I kind of knew
they would probably use Gerson Garabito in relief.
Speaker 2: They did, so they break that. That was a great
bet on Samsung in my opinion, and kicking myself for
not playing that. Sorry, I'll go ahead.
Speaker 3: The rooky way that the KBO does their playoffs is
the team that's that finished the regular season higher gets
gets an automatic win to start. So all Samsung had
to do is win one out of two to to
to move on. Uh. Next they play SSG day after tomorrow.
SSG is probably gonna start with Anderson. I imagine that a we.
Speaker 1: Are we are at the point where that will be
a five game series. So I was gonna say, the
discount we have for the Korean baseball players are are
discounted as well, and we'll both probably be an action
in the KBO playoffs that starts Thursday. Sure, I don't
know if I'm gonna put it. I don't know if
I'll have a client MLB play today. If I do,
it'll be up as part of five dollars Tuesday. But
I will likely lock in at least one football play.
I did win with the Jaguars last night. Crazy game. Yeah,
I mean, I felt like plus three and a half
should have been good regardless even though it was looking
like I was gonna get hooked at the end. But
Trevor Lawrence was laying on the ground, got up and
walked into the end zone.
Speaker 2: You know. Crazy.
Speaker 1: One of the crazier plays I've seen. So I will
have at least something up. It'll likely be a football play,
but who knows. I may I may find a way
to play the Yankees, because that's what I'll be doing
the next couple hours is seeing seeing how I can
stomach potentially playing one of these two games today. But hey,
that's that's what I was talking you know, someone, listen,
We're at the point in the year there's two baseball
games a day, maybe maybe three or four, Like it's
gonna be tough to find really good spots, so just
got to kind of let them come to you, and
if it's not there, you move on to the next day.
I will say this though, someone asked about the show parlay,
so we're gonna end the show on this. I said
on Monday that because we're down to two games a day,
we're retiring the parlay plus five point three five units
on the year. It was great, the fact that we
made it this far and our head is huge. We're
bringing it back for one day and that's gonna be tomorrow.
The reason is we already are guaranteed a minimum of
three games. No matter what happens in Mariners Tigers, well
we'll have them, and if the Yankees win, we'll have
four games. So we will bring the show Parlay back
tomorrow where we have a Brian Leonard's gonna be back.
We've got the full, full slate, three or four games,
so you know, less less filibuster tomorrow if you will.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if Brian we're here, If Brian we're here, we
certainly would not be talking about drinks and stuff because
he won't let us. He likes to get down to business.
Speaker 1: We just we just like to hang with you guys
for an hour, talk some talk, some baseball. We had
two games to break down today. We got to enjoy
it because listen in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna have any baseball to talk about until March,
so we'll see you guys in the morning.
Speaker 1: Good luck if you if you decide to get involved today,
remember five dollars Tuesday sight wide, I think the shout
out to my buddy Andrew McKennis. He started a show.
I think they're going later. I think it's like a
late show. It's like a night before type thing. If
you're into the NHL. Of course, carm and Prez and
the crew or karm and whoever does the Puck Time
show is going to be back.
Speaker 2: I think the NHL starts tonight.
Speaker 1: Admittedly just not something I follow, but I'm pretty sure
the NHL starts tonight. So if you're looking for hockey plays,
everyone has a five dollars playoff, so.
Speaker 2: There's there's there's something out there. If it's not one
of us, Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Think it's carm Buster and and Andrew, and I think
they're gonna try something like an in game live kind
of thing might be interesting.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jacobs says, how about them Jumbo Shrimp. Yeah, Jacksonville
Jumbo Shrimp, the Triple A champions this year, and.
Speaker 5: Hey, who would have Who would have thought that we
only we only talked about how good the Marlin's Farm
system was on this show for months and they won
the Triple A.
Speaker 1: That they won the Triple A Champs. Colin Gregory says,
a great show. Thanks guys, appreciate you Colin and all year,
all of you guys in the chat very much appreciated.
Let's enjoy two baseball games today and we'll be back
to break down all the games tomorrow. H throw going
over to the replay like and subscribe. We we still
do need the numbers. Still still trying to show the
bosses that this show was a success.
Speaker 2: So go like we are.
Speaker 3: We are the ugly stepchild of wager talking.
Speaker 1: Uh, you're not wrong, just saying you're not wrong. All right,
We'll see you guys in the morning. Thanks for thanks
for hanging with us today. Good luck, see you guys
tomorrow