Speaker 1: Yep, good job guys. All right, Adam trigger here it
is Friday, and with Tokyo Brandon and with Brian Leonard,
it is time for Total Bases, the final show of
the week. They gave us a full slate today, so
no time to kill today. We're going to get right
into it, get to as many games as we possibly can.
And was kicking it back and forth with the guys
as to what the feature was going to be, which
is really just the first one we talk about. We
do tend to go a little longer on that one,
but we decided on Philly Yankees. It's national TV, at
least what they call national TV now in this country,
Brian Leonard, which means you have to have a streaming service,
but the whole country will get Phillies Yankees on Apple TV.
So we'll start with you, Phillies Yanks. How are you
seeing this one?
Speaker 2: Walker going against Warren Yanks at home? Roughly about a
one fifty five favorite total of ten to the over.
It all been nine and a half over twenty, and
there has been some tens. I'm even seeing some ten
and a half under twenty. But the over to me
looks like the way I would look at this one
Walker on the season comes in with a three point
seventy five ERA expected the RA three point nine zero.
He's got ten starts on the season, twenty one games
overall three point seven five ERA, three point nine zero expected,
one point three eight on the whip. His whip the
last three years has been a real struggle. His walk
rate this year nine point two, last year nine point seven.
The year before nine point seven league average is eight
point four. And also in the last three years, his
strikeout rates have gone down. Last year dropped all the
way allowed to fifteen point two. This year it's at
nineteen point four, slightly better, which gives him a ten
point two overall strikeout onnchwalk, which is not very good.
He doesn't have good extension, only in the twelfth percentile,
wiff rate tenth percentile, fastball velocity in the twentieth percentile. Now,
the good thing for Walker is he's really cut back
on his foresaying he only throws a ten percent of
the time. That ranks fifth out of his six pitches
that he does throw, throws the cutter most often, but
he's got anywhere from six to thirty percent, so he's
got He's a guy that when you remember him when
he was young, and I remember him in the Seattle organization,
he was a big thrower, big strikeout guy. As he's
gotten older, he's learned how to pitch. In fact, you know,
the last three seasons he's even not even come close
to reaching one strikeout per inning. So he's a totally
different pitcher. But he's from his standpoint, he's having a
pretty good year. Because I thought he was just about
done coming into this season. Will Warren four point nine
to one ERA, four point zero six expected, so he's
he's due for a little bit of odositive regression one
point four to four on his whip. Last year it
was one point nine. He only threw forty two innings
last Year's at ninety nine right now. But his career,
his career straight out to walk grade is sixteen point two,
which is about league average SAT a little bit better,
but he still has problems with the walks. Ten point
seven percent this year, as I mentioned, eight point four
is league average. He throws five pitches his four scene.
He throws the most in ninety three point two. But
as I mentioned yesterday, if you watch the show league
average from a right hand or is ninety four point nine. No,
he does have a good extension eighty first percentile strike
percentage seventy ninth percentile, but chase rate only in the
seventh ex of velocity average in the fifteenth walk grade,
eighteenth hard hit thirteen. So we got two guys here
that I'm not a big believer in, and we've got
two really good offenses. In fact, you take a look
at the WRC plus in the last fourteen days, we're
looking at Philadelphia and Boston. Boston is twenty ninth. They're
not hitting well right now, seventy two, just ahead of
the Detroit Tigers. And Philadelphia's been a little bit better,
but not as good as they've been earlier this season.
They're only at ninety five. In fact, that's that's something
that is a bit of a concern here for the
over But I like the situation here. This is a
good hitting ballpark, and the wind is blowing out at
ten miles an hour, and if you're familiar with Yankee Stadium,
it's already if you go to right field, short portion
in right field. Now the wind's blowing out. With two
questionable pitchers, I expect these offenses to wake up a
little bit to now I kind of like the over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, looking at this game, it seems like the Phillies
would be like an auto pick here, but they're actually not.
And if you look at the records of these teams,
the Phillies have only won two more games than the
Yankees have. I've never been a Taiwan Walker fan, really,
but he's pitching a little bit better than warn I
have Will Warren ring twenty five on a curve of thirty.
He's been really bad, but like Brian said, I expect
him to positively regress what would be the opposite of
regress aggress I expect him to get better, let's put
it that way. And if you look how he's performed
against these Phillies, it's a small sample size of nineteen
at bats against, but his average is only one point
fifty eight without four to forty nine ops. Sample sizes
a little small, though, so you can't really trust that
too much, but it does indicate that he's good for
at least one start. He's got good home stats. In
fifty plus innings, he only has a three ERA at home,
so uh, he's I think he's managing the walks pretty well.
At the beginning of the season, he was terrible at
walking people. He was one of my chronic walkers. But
he's not anymore. Yeah with the Bullpens, Yeah, Philly's got
a small advantage, but I give the Yankees the advantage
at the plate, So I think the Yankees are I
think the Yankees can take this one. I haven't bet
it yet, but I haven't bet it yet, but if
I did, it would be with the Yankees.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with that. I think if I I
don't think this is one, I will bet, but I'm
with you TV. If I if I was gonna bet here,
it would be the Yankees. Never been a big Taiwan
Walker Phil, I guess going back to like Brian references
Mariners days and early early in his career, he was
someone that I had my eye on. But Taiwan Walker
is on the Phillies as has never been someone that
you know, really checks the boxes for me. I actually
think he's he's having a Yeah, the season he's having
for his standards, that's very good. I didn't expect him
to do this good. I think I'm eeting on record
somewhere saying I didn't think he'd be in the rotation after,
you know, maybe like six weeks into the season. I'm
surprised he's still getting run out there as a starter.
I thought this would have been Mick Abel, but they've
gone a different direction. I Will I will speak to
that though, And that's what makes that's what makes Will
Warren very difficult to handicap these teams, Like the second
a guy shows a little bit of promise at Triple A,
these teams, whether it be out of necessity or just
wanting to maximize on their quote unquote investment, they're bringing
these guys up to the big leagues. Now. In the
Yankees case, this was more a need based move, right
because you had Garrett Cole go down. Luis Heel was hurt.
So so this was a scenario where they just they
needed Warren up there, they needed a fifth starter. He
probably would have been better served with another year at
Triple A. And you could say that there's a whole
host of guys that are in the majors right now
that are that are younger guys that would have benefited
from a half season to a full season at Triple A,
which is what ninety percent of pitchers did like if
you go back ten years before all these arm injuries
and then before these teams got in the mindset where
we can't miss on, we can't miss valuable time if
the guy is the guy right, So like if you're
sitting on like a MISERASKI, it's like the mindset of
organizations says, well, we don't want a waste starts that
he could be helping us at the big league level
at Triple A. The problem is with the non sort
of top two or three percent of guys. You get
a Will Warren who actually should be it. Like he's
he's got all of the tools to be a very
good pitcher. But when you're when you're really trying to
refine it at the big league level, it's very difficult
to do. So you look at a guy like Warren.
He's got a really nice fastball. You know, he spots
it well, but he hasn't really he hasn't really developed
the you know, the sweeper. Like his five pitch pitch
pitch mix. Sorry I can't speak right now. His his
pitch mix is not super effective because he's not getting
a ton of swing and miss off of the fastball.
So he spots the fastball well locates it, but doesn't
have an outpitch that gets big leaguers out. So he's
not you know, he'll he'll generate some strikeouts, but he's
not getting a ton of swing and miss, and so
that contact has turned into some of the blow ups
you've seen from him, because that seems to be what
happens to Warren. He's either pretty good or when he struggles,
it's the blow up start. So but all of that aside,
I think he's pretty good. I think had this guy
been down at Scranton for like another six months, he
comes up and you're probably like, wow, he's a pretty
solid big league starter. So I'm going to continue to
sort of like, right, you know, look for that from him.
It makes it tough to lay this price. But again,
I'm a Will Warren believer far more than I am
in Walker and I and the Yankees are still just
a slightly better team. So I do like the Yankees
as well. Here with TV on this one, all right,
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Cash wants to know any opinion on Dbach's Pirates Diamondbacks
are sellers apparently Josh Naylor moving last night. Although Brian Leonard,
this is like one of those unique things where Arizona
might be selling some pieces off, but they're not necessarily
out of it. I mean, like there, it's it's weird.
They're kind of a team that is somewhat in the mix.
Yet they're probably gonna move their their their veterans. So
how do you how do you deal with a team
like that? Do you think it's bad or good or indifferent?
Because you're gonna get younger guys getting a chance.
Speaker 2: Well, they've come out and said they expect to move
six of their players. I was interested in Nelson because
he's been pitching much better as of late. But the
problem is now that they have now they're going to
do that, all the players are sitting there thinking, well,
am I going? Am I here? What's what's what's the deal?
Or why are we giving up? You know, they're still
playing their three games. What costs them was they just
got swept and that was the determining factor I think
going into that if they sweep their buyers, if they
get swept their sellers, and they did get swept, and
they're in, you know, obviously a very good division. Other
than the Rockies, everybody else is a possible playoff team,
so that is a concern. Nelson against Burrows here. The
line originally was in the overnight was Nelson minus one
thirty plus one ten. Now we're seeing a little bit
of money all in Pittsburgh as they figure that's Arizona.
Right now, they don't know who will be in the lineup.
We've got a week to go for the for the
trade deadline, so it couldn't move at any time, so
we will see. They did say when David Smith gets
back from injury, he will be their starting first baseman.
They're not making any other trades in that regard, but
Nelson against Burrows here and we take a look at
the statcast numbers. Nelson, as I mentioned, he's been pitching
much better lately than he had earlier in the season,
comes in with a three point five to two ERA
expected ERA four point one eight, his whip one point
oh six. That's very good compared to what he has
done in the past the past two seasons as whip
was one point twenty five and one point four to two.
He's getting that under control a little bit. In fact,
his walk rate in his UH in his career is
six point eight and league average is eight point four,
so he did have a couple of situations last couple
of years. This year his walk rate is better than
fifty percent the fifty eight percent TILE, so he's doing
better in that regard. He's strike out on schwalk ratio
twelve point seven, still not where we want to see it.
Average Jaxon velocity twelve percent TILE with rate fourteenth to
Chase twelve or excuse me, twenty two. His extensions really
good eighty fifth percentile and the only problem is he
throws the for seamer sixty three percent of the time,
and I'm not big on that, but it is at
ninety five and a half percent or ninety five and
a half miles per hour, which is better at than
Nick gaverage. So I could see him throwing that a
little bit more. And that's the reason why he throws
it a lot. But if you get a good hitting
fastball team he does he only throws the cutter twelve percent,
slider ten, curve ten change four predominantly good fastball hitting
team could really get to him. Mike Burrows in Pittsburgh,
Burrows is you know, he's been an afterthought for the
most part this season, but he hasn't pitched bad. Is
he gonna raise a little bit high? Four point seven
expected four point three eight, whip one point four to
one not the greatest His career walk right is ten
point one, so that's a bit of a concern. Strek
out rate twenty three percent in his career. So overall,
you know, not something we're looking we're looking for. Chase
rate third percentile, barrel right eleventh, hard hit percentage twelve
In fact, other than his fastball ve lost here, which
is about in the sixty fifth percentile. He throws it
at ninety five point two. He has not done much,
but he's a young kid and now only twenty five force.
We throws forty three percent of the time. Has got
the change, slider and curve. I'll use at least twelve
percent or more UH in this game here with the
current number of what it is, with Nelson being about
a one one o eight favorite nine. I wanted to
play Arizona, but at this point we don't know who's
going to be in a lineup Pittsburgh out of team
I trust. If you go back the last you know,
fourteen days Pittsburgh, it's eighty two on the WRC plus
or as the opposition today would be would be Arizona
and they are what are we looking at their fifth
in one nineteen, so they're hitting better. If they're guys
are at the starter are still in the game. I
think they have a little bit of an advantage here,
but without knowing anything about the lineups yet, I will pass.
But I think there may be value on Arizona if
they come out with their regular starting lineup.
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regarding this game, Ryan Nelson, Mike Burrows, Yeah, the Diamondbacks
when they start dealing with their players, you know, guys
in the locker room, they know that they know that
the team season is basically over. So but even though
they know the season's over, these guys are mainly playing
for stats only. I mean, nobody thinks the Diamondbacks are
gonna win the World Series. Even the players don't think
they're gonna win the World Series in the locker room,
but they're playing for stats. They're playing for contracts, so
there still is something to play for. It's not like
it's not like the wind is out of the sail
and they're all just gonna be up there with limp bats.
You know they're gonna try, but yeah, the the oomph,
a little momentum is gone because they know it's over.
They know Suarez is gone, they know Gallon's gone. They
know Merrill Kelly's gone. They know it. So they're still
gonna swing for the fences though, and right Nelson is
a pitcher. He's still gonna pitch his hardest. And I
really like his stats against this team in the past.
I mean, he's got thirty eight at bats against him,
a one to fifty eight average and a four to
sixty three oh ps. And I've said in videos before,
I look at seven fifty as kind of the Mendoza ligne.
He's way under that. So he's he's basically been these
batters Daddy throughout his career, and that's not against So
there was a back and forth in the chat yesterday
saying I don't think against the team matters at all.
I'm not saying this is against this team. It's against
these batters. So it does matter. If he has like
five at bats against, obviously that's a small samplize, it
doesn't matter. But thirty eight bats against and you're holding
them under two hundred average, that means something. Now, whether
he's gonna do that today or not, we don't know.
So we're predicting the future. We're taking probabilities and projecting
them into the future. So I think he's gonna hold
them down. So the way I would go here, I
kind of agree with Brian, would either be the Diamondbacks
on the money line but that bullpen is so bad,
maybe the Diamondbacks verse five or a Pittsburgh team total.
I haven't put it out yet, but if I did,
that's how I would go.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pull this comment up because I I agree
with this. And here's the thing. I like the Diamondbacks.
I'm with you guys on that. I very much disagree
that Arizona season is over now if I where I
will where I will agree is the fact that if
you're looking at the National League standings and you're like, Okay,
the Diamondbacks are in a wildcard race, they're not going
to win the division, and right now ahead of them
are teams like Cubs, Brewers, right whoever doesn't win that division, Mets, Phillies, Padres, Giants, Reds. Like,
I understand where you're like, yeah, that's gonna be an
uphill battle for this team. Now. The reason I disagree
with the quote unquote season being over mentality is because
it's really a case by case basis per organization. In
this organization, you really it's been a you really do
need to get some of the older guys out because
there's somewhat of a player crunch in Arizona's organization. So
you've got you've got guys like Jordan Lawler, Tim Tawa
del Castillo that you know that have kind of been
stuck at Triple A because they just haven't had enough
room on the big league roster. So I think Arizona's
kind of looking at this as like, Okay, we're at
the point. I agree, Brian, you made such a good
point that three game sweep sort of gave the front
office office the go ahead to be like, let's move
on from some of the veterans. Let's move on from Naylor,
let's move on from Suarez. We'll move Gallon, We'll move
some of the contracts out. But I don't think that
really sours the mood in the locker room. And that's
kind of what you know, Robert's saying here. You know,
the opportunities like the guys that are tight knit, the
guys that are boys in this franchise are the peven
smith with like the McCarthy's and the Lawlers, and the
guys that have sort of cycled through at Reno, also
Ken Ol Marte, guys that have sort of come up,
you know, some of the other Carol guys that have
come up in the organization. So what I think you
could see, and I'm already seeing it with this price,
you might see the market abandoned the Diamondbacks being like
their seasons done. They're trading away sware as they're trading
away Nailor when in reality, you're all of a sudden
gonna get great betting opportunities with the Diamondbacks because I'm
not really sure that like taking those guys out of
the lineup makes the team significantly worse. I don't think
it's like a huge down grade to some of those
other guys that they have available. So in this spot,
the Pirates, as Brian said, Nelson can handle the Pirates
even if he's even if he is a fastball guy.
The Pirates have one of the worst offenses in the league.
I think you're gonna see the young guys still very
much with it for this Diamondbacks team. So I also
like the Dbacks here and I'll be looking at to
play on them going forward.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Bran, Yeah, you're got to take it. Each
team as it goes. Uh, this this is some veteran
players on this team, but overall there's a lot of
young guys. Duca Steele is a great hitting catcher, but
they've got you know, they're pretty deep on catchers. So
now they've said he will probably DH all season long,
and he's a damn good hitter. And they also got
as you talked about the infielder they can bring back up.
He didn't look well, he didn't look good earlier in
his first time, but bringing him up is somebody they
want to do. So they've got some good players in
the minor leagues. And I live here in Vegas. They
could see this team play out here very often. And
they've got a lot of talent down at tripa A.
So they're looking for the future. And if you remember
when they went to the World Series, they had a
late run, so that's a situation. They know that they
weren't looking great at one point that season and they
were able to make it all the way into the
playoffs and build on that. So yeah, I think this
is one of those teams that they're not going to
give it up, as you pointed out, and there are
teams I think we will see value.
Speaker 1: On I don't want to disc I don't want to
gloss over this comic because a couple of people in
the chat are saying this is I feel like this
was kind of what TV was alluding to as well,
So like, possibly in the short term this could be
a distraction, and I think Brian brought that up as well,
So you know, maybe maybe you need to let the
dust settle a little bit before you like really start
kind of coming in and firing on the d backs
because yeah, like as you said, trading, you know, if
guys like are not sure who's going next, it certainly
could be a distraction. But is it enough of a
distraction for them to not be able to beat the Pirates,
a team that even without a couple of those guys,
they're still superior too, So that that's this is an
interesting game. I may use d backs for the parlay,
but I'm gonna u I'm gonna I'm gonna circle back
on that. But that was a good That was a
good discussion right there, all right, Mark Kinson, he says,
can we cover padres cards? Yeah, that was probably the
most exciting game yesterday. The good back and forth right there,
Cards end up holding on believe that was a nine
to seven final. Brian Leonard I thought the Padres. I
still feel like this team is probably going to turn
a corner at some point, maybe get active at the deadline,
bringing someone else, who knows, but they just like they
just can't get to the sort of level that I
thought the scene was going to be coming into the season.
So do you think they get to that point at
any point? And then do you have any interest in
playing them against the Cardinals tonight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got concerns about their starting rotation. You Dorvish
again yesterday did not have it. It's gon't take him
a while to come back, But as Brandon talked about yesterday,
he's up He's been a great pitcher in his career,
but he's up there in age now. Paveta going against
Micholas here Paveta in San Diego about a one twenty
four favorite with a total of eight and a half,
lightly to the under Paveta and Micholas. Pavett has been
in a nice run and he's been a good picture
for them. One probably the best free agent signing out
of a pitcher this year, and he was one of
those guys that signed late. Nobody wanted him. I couldn't
understand that two point eight one era three point seven
seven expected. So he's been a little fortunate. His whib's
been great, one point zero zero. He's only got six
point six percent walk rate, twenty seven point nine strikeout rate,
which is twenty one point three. That's excellent. That's what
you want. His weakness barrel percentage and a ground ball rate.
He's in the tenth percentile and barrel percentage ground ball
rate the thirteenth percentile, and so that's something to be
concerned about. His extension is great, eighty fourth percentile. He's
six foot five, so that ball gets on you in
a hurry. His force aemer he uses more than anybody else, though,
and that's my only concern about him. It's forty seven percent,
whereas his other five pitchers or anywhere from twenty two
percent for the curve all the way down to three
for the slider or excuse me, one for the slider,
three for the sinker. So he's basically a three piss
pitcher sweeper. Eighteen percent uses the fastball a little bit
more than what I would like, but he's done it
very well. And he's having a hell of a season.
Miles michelis five point two ORA, four point nine four
one point three zero whip doesn't walk anybody. That's the
best thing, probably the only thing with Mickless. He's in
the eighty nine percent TILE in walk r eight five
point five percent, which is a little bit high for him.
His career is four point three, whereas the league gage
is eight point four. He is in the strike zone
a little bit too much considering what he has, and
he also top his top pitches the four seemer only
those are twenty eight percent of the time, but it's
only ninety two point four miles an hour, which is
two and a half worse than league average. His barrel
percentage seven percent tile with right six strikeout percent twelve.
He is not a good pitcher, and they've got many
other guys in the minor leagues and that have a
better chance of by the end of the season, especially
if they're out of the playoff race. This may be
the last season we see Miles Michlis in the starting rotation.
Here is thirty six years old, been around for ten seasons.
He's an inning but this isn't a guy you want
in your rotation if you're looking to make the playoffs.
That said, I prefer the San Diego side in this game,
but this is a decent home run heading ballpark, and
when he's when you got put a throwing a lot
of fly balls, that is a concern. Saint Louis does
have some pretty good home run headers on this team,
so probably won't get involved. But I lean with San Diego.
Speaker 3: So some people in the chat are asking me where
I have Stacy's asking me where I have so and
so bullpen ranked and stuff. I have all my rankings
at my page on wageytalk dot com, so go there
and download it for free. Picture projections, rankings and all
that stuff. So regarding this game the aforementioned rankings, I
also rank the top twenty starting pitchers and I have
Nick Pivetta rank fourteen. He's playing great, and he does
have a couple of weaknesses, like Brian pointed out, But
no matter what those weaknesses are, I'm sure he's still
better than Miles Miechlus, so that doesn't bother me. I
was waiting for San Diego's bats to wake up because
they were really quiet coming out of the All Star
break and going into it actually, but they've woken up now,
so I'm all ready to back the padres here. Their
bats was the only thing I was waiting for, and
now that they're there, I have absolutely no problem backing them.
The one thing that I'm a little trepidacious taking the
padres here about would be the fact that Saint Louis's
bullpen is performing really well. But after Micholas barfs on
the mound, it probably shouldn't be a factor. So you know,
whenever I bad mouthed someone, the opposite happens. So watch
the Cardinals come out and Nicholas goes seven innings of
no hit ball or something. But I don't think that'll happen.
I would have no problem if you back the padres
here because Micholas is just so bad. I have them
ring twenty nine out of thirty on a curve, so
after completely trashing the man, he's gonna go seven innings,
two hits, no runs today. But I'd like the padres here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so do I the Cardinals. I think I touched
on it yesterday. I thought I haven't been at all
impressed with them out of the break. I feel like
this team has played probably they've been one of the
worst team if you just watch the games, like they
have looked as bad in my opinion, as any team
since the All Star Break. Totally lethargic in that series
with the Diamondbacks lost two of three. At course, I
know they won last night, but their their win last
night was entirely tied to Darvish getting blown up, like
after the seventh inning. They didn't do a ton actually
they I kind of agree with you, Tokyo Brandon. I'm
more interested in the fact that the Padres almost came
back and won that game like that, to me is
maybe the sign that they might turn the corner. I
mean the Cardinals that have set in two leads and
that was an eight seven game like that was a
tight game that then the Cardinals needed to sort of
use some of their better bullpen arms to close out
the game. So Duffel in the chat says, this has
to be a parlay piece. I got you, I'll use
it Padres money line. I'm still I know they've lost
three straight, but I still think this team has has
a bit of a run in them. I think they
could make a move at the deadline now knowing the Padres.
It won't be the right one, but they'll still probably try.
But like even with the guys they have right now,
and Paveta is just so far and away a better
option than Michaeless at this point that if I think,
even with a little bit of juice, you gotta still
like the Padres, and certainly for the for the for
the parlay. I'm not at all concerned with laying a
dollar forty or whatever it is. Let's so let's I'm
with you Duffel TV. I agree with you, guys. Let's
go Padres money line. Brian Leonard, what do we have
for a number there?
Speaker 2: It's about one twenty six right now?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, so cardinal six money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's you could see it anywhere from one twenty
it basically Chris up to one thirty two at FanDuel,
all right, you're always going to pay more for favorites,
the fan duel and DraftKings one of the reasons why
you'd like to get more than just the two sports books. Also,
Saint Louis Helsley has been their best reliever for a
number of years now. They basically come out and said
he's gone. They're willing to trade him away. And despite
Saint Louis being two games over five hundred, they've been
outscored on the season. In fact, Arizona, who is now
two games under five hundred, has outscored them net by
sixteen runs this season, so they're in a very similar boat.
They're nine games out of first and the teams ahead
of them are much better than what they are. So yeah,
I expect Saint Louis to be major sellers.
Speaker 1: All right, Yeah, I don't understand the cardose money even
a little bit, but why not. Padres minus won twenty
six is good. I'll make that my parlay leg. We've
got a still got a half hour left, so we'll
be locking in two more before the end of the show.
Had a nice parlay winner yesterday, finally finally coming around.
Two winners already this week on the parlay. We'll see
if we can make it three. Would be an amazing
week and really would probably get us back close to
that high watermark for the season, kind of how it
goes when you're gonna when you're playing parlas, you only
need a couple to really turn things around. So I've
got Padres money line and we will we will lock
something else in before the end of the show. Let's
go to this game, mister nance Cub Socks, Howser's been
on fire. Any chance he's on display in a cub
by Monday? Well, I mean considering the White Sox got
him pretty much just as a you know, the round
Rock released. I'm sorry the Rangers released him, hope to
get him back. White Sox grabbed him. If they could
like flip Houser into something that could help them next year,
that is a major win for a team like the
White Sox. So I don't know if he'll be a
Cub Brian Larrd. Is he gonna end up somewhere else?
And how about those White Socks who continue to just
play good ball in the second half of the season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you mentioned the parlay yesterday. Not only did we
hit the three team partly it was plus six seventy five, Yeah,
a couple when you hit the other one. Brandon wasn't
fieling all that day, so it was only a two teamer.
So yeah, yesterday was a big, a big parlay winner
for us. And I gave up I didn't have any
play for my clients. I gave out three that I
liked here and I won two of those three. But yeah,
I do have that five percent play going today, and
it's only my second five percent play of the month
of July, and we're almost to the end of the
month of July. So I don't give out a lot
of big plays, but I do have one going today
and you can pick that up right now. And we
do have the opposite option where you can get it
guaranteed or you can get it regardless of the outcome.
So that's up there on the site right now, so
hopefully we can get some sales on that and we
can get you another really nice parlay today the Cubs
on the road to Chicago, and right now the Cubs
Imonaga lefty going against Hawser righting, the Cubs are about
a one seventy eight favorite something like that. You can
get down to one sixty seven a pinnacle up to
you know, one eighty five at bet MGMs, so a
little a little different to be able to shop here
a total of eight, you know, I mean not as
a lefty. But if you take a look at what
the Chicago White Sox have done the last two weeks
against lefties, They've had one hundred and twenty five played appearances.
They have a one forty five WRC plus, right behind
Minnesota and Colorado against lefties. If you take a look
at them overall over the last two weeks, we're looking
at the Chicago Cubs at one oh one. Chicago White
Sox overall it's one to eight. So you've got a
White Sox team that's hitting better against lefties especially and
overall going against the Cubs team who has been a
disappointment lately. Emanaga is a really crafty veteran. He hasn't
been in the United States very long, but he's he's
been around for a while. He's thirty one years old.
Two point four zero ERA this season, but is expected.
The ARA is three point five to one. His whip's
been great zero point nine two. He's always had a
very good whip. His career walk rate is only four
point six. His strake got rate was twenty five point
one last year. It sounded to eighteen point two this year.
That is a little bit of a concern. He did
come back from injury, so strike got on. This walk
ratio is only twelve point four. That's not very good.
Fastball velocity nine percentile, ground ball rate third percentile. So
he's a guy that gives up a lot of balls,
and his four seemer he uses fifty percent of the time,
but he only throws it at ninety point nine miles
per hour. That's not good. Splitter sweeper and curve career
of only three percent of time. So basically he's a
three pitch pitcher and his foreseemer is not being that code.
He's in the nine percent entire life. I didn't mention
it before in Fastball Velocity. The Chicago Teas played with
a lot of conference right now, a lot of young players,
and this team is playing much better than they did
earlier in the season. Hauser comes in with a one
point eight fount is shooting one point eight nine ERA
three point seven seven expected. Obviously, he's been a little
bit lucky one point two to three whip his walk percentage.
He's had problems in the past. His career walk rate
is nine point one. This year's only seven point seven.
He's done a little bit better in that regard. Never
been much of a strikeout pitcher. This year seventeen point seven,
which gives him a ten point zero strike out to
walker ratio. So I think the offenses could have some
success here, and I think there's value on the Chicago
White Sox. The Cub's got a big series coming up
against against a really good I think they play the
Mets coming up, if I'm not mistaken, one of the
really good teams they'll likely face if they get to
the playoffs. So that's something to look forward to. I
don't know if they'll take look past the White Sox,
but you'd have to think playing the White Sox is
something that they're not getting excited about. Whereas the White Sox.
You know, if you've been in any of these cities,
the Mets for many years, the Angels and some of
these other cities, the Clippers in the NBA, they take
these games more seriously than the other teams do. So
we got the Little Brother playing at home with a
guy who's been just as good as Monaga here, and
they're hitting really well, and you're getting them up upwards
of from one. I think there's a little bit of
value here on the White Sox, either playing them on
on the plus run line plus one and a half
although they are of the home team, or getting them
on the money line. It's something I'm taking a look
at right now, and I may end up with one
of these on my card today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, two Chicago's going against each other. Go to our pages, guys,
and we have free plays up. Brian's got a five percent.
I have a four percent. Adam will have something out
to So go to our pages and at least check
out our free plays. You know we're three of the
best cappers at wager Talk, so grab it. Yeah, Ima Naga,
A lot of people ask me, what's who's the American
equivalent not American but Major League equivalent of Ema Nagai's.
He's kind of like Louis Castillo. He's basically say similar age.
He used to be dominant, he used to be the
ace of his team, and now he's getting a little older.
He's still great, great at eating innings, but he's just
not the flashy, dominant strikeout guy that he used to be.
It's basically very similar careers. And Imanaga did win a
championship with the DNA bas Stars in Japan in way back,
way back two thousand and thirteen or something way back
when anyways, So I like him as an innings eater,
but he's not anything flashy. I got these two pictures
ranked pretty similar. Howser has been in the league for
a long time. He's kind of a name that casual
fans don't know, but he's been around for a while.
He does not have the best stats career wise against
these batters that he's facing today, which worries me a
little bit. Bullpen wise, I give the Socks the advantage surprisingly,
and hitting wise, I give the Socks the advantage. As
far as current form is concerned. I got him ranked
five out of thirty teams. That's kind of surprising. I
don't might want to take a screenshot of that, because
you're not going to see the White Sox ranked higher
than the Cubs and hitting very often. It'll probably change soon,
but for now, that's where they're at. We could do
the Adam Triggers Special White Sox plus one and a
half here. I wouldn't argue with it. Actually, the way
their bullpen and their hitting is playing. Houser's stats against
the Cubs worrying me a little bit. But but no,
I think I think that would be the way I'd
go if I get if I was going to do it,
I don't have it out yet, but certainly am thinking
about it.
Speaker 1: Jose Perez says White Sox will put up a fight tonight.
Chad Picards says, White Sox money line, thank me later.
We did a show at the ninety game mark. The
White Sox are thirty and sixty. I said they're going
to probably be closer to a five hundred team than
a team that loses two thirds of their games the
rest of the way. Since that point, they're seven and six.
Tokyo Brandon. In regards to you liking the plus one
and a half, they have covered the plus one and
a half run line in every single game since the
All Star break. They've won five of their last six,
and the one loss was a three to four loss,
a four to three loss to the Race, in which
point you could have got a good price on the
plus one and a half. They've been an underdog in
almost every one of those games. So the White Sox,
I've got nothing more to say. I've been saying. I
said it two weeks ago. They've been extremely profitable to
this point if you've bet them regularly, and there's no
way I would go against them until the market shifts
so much that they're suddenly value on the other side.
That's not the case here, and I agree with Brian.
I do think that it's rare at this point that
you're getting real juice at rate field, that this might
be the if you're looking at White Sox home series
the rest of the way, this might be the most
juice you get in the ballpark the rest of the seasons.
Cubs weekend series at home. I don't think it gets
quote unquote bigger than this for the White Sox the
rest of the season. So they'll probably wear those cool
ass Bulls jerseys tonight. I think it's Friday at home,
the New City Connects. I don't care. Tell me in
the chat. Do they play better in those jerseys chat?
I think they do. I don't know. That might be
a little anecdotal, but because they won like the first
time they played in them. But still, the White Sox
have played so much better of late, and that goes
back to Will Venable turning this into a developmental roster.
Just you know, he's managing this like triple A team.
Everyone's getting at bats, everyone's getting innings, and I think
the team has you know, it's a new group of guys.
It's not the same group of White Sox that lost
a trillion games over the last few years. It's new guys,
different organizations. Vargas is from the Dodgers organization. Heel came
over from the Red Sox. Colson Montgomery was a young
guy that came up through the ranks. Quero came up
through the ranks. Our guy, Mike Tauchmin Tokyo Rannon came
back from Korea. So you got like different guys. These
aren't the guys that lost all those games. And I
think you're seeing some of that, some of that, like
just positive momentum, camaraderie, chemistry playing out and now they're
starting to play good ball. Go ahead, Brian Winner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought it was the match they're playing the Brewers.
Actually is the next for them, and the Brewers have
a one game lead on him. That's enough to get
me involved in this. I'm going to use this as
my parley, Peach. I'm gonna take the White Sox plus
the one and a half minus one ten. There's a
minus one hundred out there if you're shopping around, but
minus one ten seems to be the consensus here. And
as you mentioned, and that was a good point about
the White Sox covering this one and a half in
every game. In the second second half of the season.
I read that and I forgot to mention it, so
thank you for pointing that out again. So yeah, that's
that'll be me. The White Sox plus one and a
half minus one ten is my parlor's on today's card.
Speaker 1: They also got rid of zero work ethic, just disappointment
Andrew Vaughn. I really think that, like when they got
rid of him, they sent all the bad whatever over
the last couple of years because because that dude just
he's one of my least favorite players.
Speaker 2: If you talk to the Brewers, though, they think he's
been a spark.
Speaker 1: Hey, listen, every sometimes you just need a new times,
you just need a fresh start. But I don't I've
heard from players that played in that organization that he
was not a very hard worker. He kind of just
showed up and was always it makes sense because he
never lived up to expectations and so hey, maybe just
a new and you know what, there's some merit being
said to going from the White Sox. Now you show
up team like the Brewers. Everyone's playing winning ball, Like
what do you You're gonna be on your best behavior,
So you're good for him. Colin Gregory says Mariners minus
one as well. I'm looking at Listen, don't sleep on
the Mariners. They they have more moves to make. They
are not done. I'll tell you that right now. That
Nailor move was just the beginning. Because they still have
prospects that they can ship out. I expect them to
make another big splash. I think this team is for real,
Brian Leonard. Now the question is are you getting involved
with them? Tonight second game of a four game set
with the Angels. I think we've got Brian Wu and
Jose Soreano. How are you seeing this one?
Speaker 2: Yeah. One of the people in the chat yesterday pointed
out that the Angels had to do that cross country
trip without having the day off. They played in New
York and then had to come all the way home.
That was something that I'd missed. I don't know how
much it means, but there is something to it. Wu
against Soriano here. Wu's about a one twenty favorite, and
the total on this is eight and a half two pictures.
I really like Brian Wu two point nine one era
three point one seven expected zero point ninety four whip.
His career whip in three seasons is one point zero zero.
He just created that it is walk right this year
four point six after last year's two point eight five
percent in his career, so this year he's got a
nineteen point seven struck out minus walker eight, which is excellent.
As I mentioned, walk is walk percent till ninety four percentile,
barreol percent thirty five percent, ground ball rate forty first percent.
Couple of concerns because the Angels this is a pretty
good hitter's ballpark, especially for home runs here, and the
Angels have a lot of guys who are home run hitters,
which is why Jose Soriano is so good in this ballpark,
because he got three point eight three era three point
nine to three expected one point four to three whip
that's about ten zero point one higher than his career
eleven point one percent in the walk rate twenty point
zero strikeout rate, so he's not one of those guys
it's going to dazzle you with his strikeout percentage. He's
only at eight point nine percent strikeout minus walk. What
he does dazzle you in he's in the one hundredth
percentile of ground ball rate ninetieth percent tile of fastball velocity.
So while he is for seemer is excellent a ninety
seven point seven percent. He only throws it eight percent
of the time because his sinker is so dominating, and
he throws that at ninety seven point one miles an hour.
The league average is only ninety four, so he's over
three miles an hour faster on the sinker, uses it
fifty one percent of the time. He's also got a curve.
He's a guy that keeps you off balanced. I like
this guy away. This guy pitches, and this is a
really good ballpark for him. He's had success here, and
so we got two pitchers that I really like. The
problem is, if you take a look at the last
fourteen days in WRC plus, he's really two leaders. The
Angels one thirty three, Seattle won thirty one. So we've
got conflicting things here. I like the two starters, but
both teams are hitting it really well. All so how
do you treat this? I still like the under a
slight bit here. I think maybe first five under something
to that respect, because I'm not a big fan of
the Angels bullpen. This Seattle's got a good bullpen and
they've got a really good closer, So maybe first five hundred.
But this probably won't make my card.
Speaker 3: Wow, it looks like Brian's reading my notes. I like
the first five under also, and the reason is mostly
because actually the Angels are hitting better than the Barners
right now, which is kind of surprising. It's current form
though they're not as talented as the Baroners at the plate,
but current form they are neither bullpens really performing well.
You don't really know what you're gonna get from this
jackal and hide bullpen from the Angels. Seattle's is good,
but they're underperforming right now. So yeah, I agree, throw
out the bullpens starting pitchers. They both have great numbers
against the other team, not the other team, the other batters,
shall I say, or else we're gonna keep getting comments
about it doesn't matter how they pitch against the other team.
So against the other batteries, they both have great, great stats,
like really good stats under two hundred averages against the
other team. The one stat that concerns me here that
gives me a little red flag is Orehano. He's he's weird,
he's terrible at home, and he's great on the road.
So it's kind of opposite of every other picture in MLB.
So that raises a little bit of a flag for me.
But I think the way he performs against these batter's
career wise trump'stat. So I would agree with Brian. The
first five under would be the way I would go here.
And actually in my notes I have that. I haven't
put it out yet, but I think I will, So
that's the way I would go here.
Speaker 1: Aod says, I love this f king show. We know
what he's talking about right there, So shout out to you.
Appreciate that, appreciate the feedback, all feedback regardless. And someone
else said, you guys agree agreeing too much today. Listen,
we don't come on the show trying to disagree with
each other. The thing is like, we all have our
own opinions, but we're really confident in our opinions. So
if we disagree, we're gonna disagree. But if we agree,
like that actually makes me feel good because we have
I have two guys who I respect their opinions and
it's coming up the same as me. We never talked
before the show, like there's no pre show coffee, let's
talk about the show. Nothing is prepared, we just go.
Everyone's just going off the Dome. I have no idea
what these two are going to talk about. So when
they come up and we arrive at the same thing,
since we're all getting there somewhat different ways. To me,
that's I actually see that as a good thing because
I know none of us really arrive at the same
end point with the exact same way. So I have
no problem when it's a little bit consensus on this show.
If I was on like an NFL show, I'd be
running for the hills, like you know what I mean,
But like, go ahead, Brian or yeah.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to point out if anybody doesn't know,
I've been part of a Tuesday group in Vegas, there's
a lot of sharp minds in there, and that's why
we had it, because we would have somebody in like
Big Alan mcmorty, who is strictly a trend's guy, and
we'd have Scott Spreischer, which is a player personnel guy,
and we've had other guys like that too. Joe Fartinball
who's on ESPN now. He always would come to the meeting,
So we had a lot of guys attacking it from
different angles. And if everybody agreed, even though they attacked
it differently. Those were really good bets over the years
in football.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and so yeah, I I I'm waiting with it
with a baited breath to see what Tokyo Brandon puts
in the parlay go ahead.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna I was just gonna mention that
can we do my part the my parlay piece game, Brian,
I'll tell you what it is, so you can start
off while I while I do the input here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I what game do you want TV?
Speaker 3: Marlin's Brewers?
Speaker 1: Okay? So all all, all I was going to do
with the Mariners will just wrap that one up. I
was just going to point out that you not only
did you point out Mariner's bullpen numbers, they used a
couple of their better guys yesterday. So I think that
supports your sort of, you know, assessment of the Mariners
bullpen maybe not being in its best form today. That's
all I got there. I really don't have a pick
on that one. So do you want to kick us
off with Marlin's Brewers, then we'll go to Brian then
to me? Sure?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Okay, get yeah, So we got cal Quantrell going against
uh Freddy Freddy Freddy got fingered funniest movie man. Tom
Green is so funny. But anyways, you get sick of
him after about fifteen minutes, but he's hilarious for the
first fifteen minutes. But anyway, it's funny movie. But anyway,
you've got Freddy Parolta going against Cal Quantrell. Cal Quantrell
is just an awful picture. I mean, he's just terrible.
And uh, you know, ever since I bad talked to
the Brewers, they went on this huge streak. Now I'm
gonna now, I'm gonna sweet talk and watch them go
on a losing streak here. But man, the Brewers are hot.
They're hitting number five in MLB, their bullpens ranked seven
in MLB, and Freddie Parolta on a curve of thirty
is ranked ten. Where I got Miami. Miami's one saving
grace was there, I'm sorry. Their two saving graces were
the fact that their bullpen was performing really well and
they were smacking the ball really well with some of
their young young guns in that lineup. But those two
factors have really faded since the All Star break. I
got their bullpen rank thirteen. Now it's just still above fifteen,
but it's not very good compared to seven, which is
where the Brewers are at, and the batting is really
cooled off. Going into the All Star break, they were hot, hot, hot.
I had them in current forum ranked up to I
think I had them up to about four. Now they've
dropped to about seventeen now, so they're getting cold. Cal
Quantrell is just a hot mess on the mound. So
as I say this, he's gonna throw seven INNY one
hit zero earned run ball. No. But I think the
Brewers on the money line is the way to go here,
and that's gonna be my parlay piece. It's probably like
minus one ninety or something by now. I think when
I saw it was minus one eighty. But yeah, that'll
be my parlay piece for the aforementioned reasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I never saw the one eighty. I do see
it right now two fifteen.
Speaker 3: Oh geez, it's one ninety. And I saw it.
Speaker 2: Twenty five on the overnight and anywhere from too hard
like two twenty right now.
Speaker 3: But if you guys want to bet it single, if
you guys want to bet it single, do a minus
one and get it for like minus one seventy. You
can do that, I mean.
Speaker 1: And that's just that's just a Brewer's money line TB.
Speaker 3: Yeah, money line is minus two twenty. Yeah, that's my leg.
Speaker 1: Tom Green.
Speaker 3: Yeah. In the comments, a lot of Tom Green comments.
Watch the section. Watch the little YouTube video where he
goes to Japan. So funny he puts like a a
female erotic toy on a revolving sushi belt. It's just
so funny. It's just crazy stuff. Anyways, go ahead, Tom
Green is just crazy.
Speaker 2: We gotta talk about this game ourselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, go go to Brewers Marlins and then I'll
finish it out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Quantrell five point two four e ra a five point
ones here expected one point three seven whip. He doesn't
walk a lot of batters, which is good because he
pitches in Colorado, and that's the worst thing you want
to do. His he's he's better than what his numbers
show because he does pitching Colorado. When he was with
Cleveland back in the day, he was decent. He's he's
sort of like a Michael Nicholas kind of pitcher. But
I think he's a little bit better. He just his
numbers are worse because he plays in Colorado. But his
walk grde is basically the only thing he's good at
the rest of his numbers. He struggles in that Milwaukee
going with Freddy Peralta the ace, and he's eighted. All
year long, he's been very good where he comes in
with a two point eight five e R, a three
point four to one expected one point wait whip more
of a fly ball pitch though, that's just The worst
thing is groundball percentage only twenty eight percentile, so he
does give up a lot of fly balls. But his
heart hit rate eighty seventh percentile extension eighty first percentile
and he's only six foot, so that's pretty impressive to
be six foot and having eighty one percentile extension. We
all know that he's a very good pitcher. His strikeout
minus walker ratio on the season is seventeen point one,
which is not great, but it's good and considering what
he has done in the past, that's something to be
proud of. Us throw his four seemer fifty seven percent
of the time and it's about league average ninety five
point zero. It's got to change the curve and the
slider throws the fastball a little bit more than what
I would like because it's not it's ninety five. Is okay,
but that's a league average fastball my right hander. But
still I like Milwaukee. Wlukee's playing great. The only problem
you could could possibly run into is you would think
this would be a lot down for Milwaukee, but very
similar to what we've seen out of the Toronto Blue Jays.
They just don't seem to have a let down since
the second half started and right before the first half.
So it maybe I let down spot playing Miami with
Quadrille on the mound, but still from a talent standpoint,
I really like the way the Brewers are playing, and
unlike mister Brandon, I liked them three four weeks ago,
so I was very supplot surprised that you give out
the Brewers. I'm just curious. Is this the first time
you released the Brewers as a play in a while.
Speaker 3: It is, which is why well I've won. I've won
a few plays with them without mentioning it on the show.
Kind of like having an overweight girlfriend or something. You know,
you don't tell your friends, you just enjoy it.
Speaker 1: I had so a couple of comments off of comments
in the chat, and I don't have a ton about
this game. I'll say that I see all the time
ring comments. I never I never found him as like
funny as some other stuff, but like you have to acknowledge,
like two thousand and one, two thousand and two, that
guy was as over as any Like he he was
just massive. I never got the appeal personally, but like
he was like it for like a couple of years. Yeah,
it's just funny TV. To go back and watch it
now and you're just like, it's really dumb at least
you know what I mean, Like when you watch him
right now, but if you put yourself back into like
two thousand and two thousand and one, yeah, it was
that type of stuff just hit back. Then the other thing,
Hulk Hogan passing away, we got to acknowledge that rip
to the Hulkster. I was a huge wrestling fan as
a kid, and that was sad to see yesterday. As
far as this game is concerned, I'm not going to
really add much. I'm with Brian. I do think the
Brewers have a letdown maybe at some point in this series,
but I don't know if I really want cal Quandrill.
So I thought about Marlins plus one and a half
for a very brief minute, but I think I'm i
think I'm over that. I'll wait for my spot on
the Marlins later in late later in the in the
weekend maybe and see if I can find Adams.
Speaker 3: Can I can I mention something before you sum up
the parlay. I'm gonna be on tomorrow Saturday at noon
Eastern just to do my capping and everyone can follow along.
Brian has a five percent play. I have a four
percent play Adam. All of Adam's plays are either four
or five percent from what I've seen. So we're all
gonna have plays.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I play threes in triple A, but yeah, for
the most part, four percenter.
Speaker 3: We're all gonna have plays out today. There's a huge
slate and it's a very likable slate. Also, we all
put up free free plays as well, So go to
our page. Just take five seconds to go to our
page and check what we got for free. Put a
one percent two percent play on our free plays. Guys,
you will win some money in the long term.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'll point out someone in the chick like
I was never like a hul Kogan fan. I was
always more like I was the next generation, So I'm
more less just acknowledging what he did for pro wrestling.
I missed the Hogan like years for the most part.
I was the next generation where I was wearing the
Austin three to sixteen skull shirt to school like that was.
That was my generation of wrestling. So I missed the
eighties and like the early nineties. But I mean, you
can't have pro wrestling without hole coked, so you had
to had to bring it up there. Let's can we
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head on over to the replay, drop us a comment.
We appreciate the feedback. Like Brian Leonard made a great
point earlier that we like no one acknowledged the fact
that the Angels were making a cross country trip. Someone
jumped in the chat that was a great point. Now,
regardless of the three of us like put that into
our handicapping much. I think it's something I've sort of
phased out because I think TB has kind of said this,
like these guys travel in like first class style. They're
just they're used to it. Sometimes they like being away
from home a little bit more so I personally like,
don't put a huge stock into it, but it's definitely
something we should mention. That's why we love having you
guys in the chat, in the comments, firing stuff off
like that, because it's not possible for one person to
catch everything, and so we appreciate hearing from you guys
like that. Brian Leonard's got a five percenter tonight. Check
that out. TV has been hot. I saw him whin,
I saw him win with KT Whiz this morning, so
go check out his page. I'll have some plays up
as well, back to back days. I just went one play.
I hit them both only played a minor league game
yesterday that one. I'll definitely be back in action in
Major League Baseball tonight and one more time for good measure,
the three teamer. Can we do it back to back
days back? This would be a big end to the
week because we've already hit two parlays this week, so
this would really get us back into business with the parlay.
We are going Tokyo Brandon Brewer's money line, I'm gonna
go Padre's money line, and Brian Leonard is going White
plus one and a half. That's plus three ninety nine odds,
so basically four to one and let's see if we
can finish the week with a bang. You guys, got
anything else to add or you want to get out
of here.
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Speaker 1: Eastern and we will see you guys Monday, nine am Eastern.
Have a great weekend, everyone,