Speaker 1: All right, welcome in. It's Wednesday. It's time for Total Bases.
The technical difficulties have been resolved. We're back live today
for another day of some day baseball. Wish there was
a little bit more, but that's all right. They gave
us a couple of day games, and Brian Leonard, they
gave us a full slate of games, which is always great.
Fifteen games across MLB today. Welcome in. Let's get the
chat going. That's something we missed yesterday, not having you
guys in the chat in real time. So we're glad
to be back live and for the next hour, we're
gonna hit as many MLB three picks as possible while
going deep into the games as we always do. So
let's start. I gotta start with this one. If you
watch this show, then Jonah Tong's name should not be
new to you because I've been talking about him for
weeks and the Mets called him up. He's gonna start Friday,
but today, Brian Leonard, it's no McLean someone we also
talked about before he came up. And the thing that
I noticed when I looked at the odds this morning
is the books that have very much adjusted to the
Mets being maybe they're back. I don't know. They've won
four of their last five. They certainly feel like they're
back a little bit. But all of a sudden, you've
got to pay a dollar fifty for McLean? Did that
move too far in the other direction right there?
Speaker 2: Well, he's going against timon Walker. So if you were
to judge the starters that have gone in this series
based on how McClean is pitched, he's probably the best
starter in the three games, where Walker is probably the
worst for Philadelphia. So yeah, it makes sense where it's at.
This is also a getaway day, believe I think this
might be the only one that's a getaway day today.
There might be another one, but the Mets will stay
at home, but Philadelphia goes back home and they leave
after this. So I usually like to look for unders
on getaway day games, and this line. The total the
first game of the series was seven and a half.
Yesterday it was eight. Now we're looking at eight and
a half to the over, and it might be a
good time to come in and play a little contrarian here.
The Met's have been the best scoring team in the
last two weeks. The WRC plus has been out standing,
and Philadelphia has been very good also, But we'll have
to see how this goes. A lot of times when
you this is a this is a good pitcher's park.
So it's in fact when I take a look at
the the combined effect here on the park factors, So
do you feel today is sixteen percent less runs or
excuse me, yes, minus sixteen percent, lass runs, doubles and
trubles minus twenty four percent. So we're looking at the
Mets in the one fifty range and until l eight
and a half to the over, I prefer the under. Here.
Walkers pitched pretty well, although he did pitch twice against
the Mets in Philadelphia earlier this year coming out of
the bullpen, and he got hit pretty well. But he
is a starter now and he's done very well as
a starter. He's been better on the road, and as
I mentioned, this is a pretty good pitcher's ballpark. MacLean
has been terrific. If you are betting on the Mets,
you were probably playing the peak, but I wouldn't argue
against it because he's been very dominant so far and
there's actually been you know, talk of that you talked
about the one there's a couple other guys that they
talked about bringing up and letting the pitch in the
bullpen a little bit. So the Mets are, you know,
pitching staff is looking good. They can just get a
couple of the guys that Manea, which is again yesterday
we bet you about managers leaving guys in too long.
He did it once again yesterday with Maneya. I can
only go four innings at this point, Tyner Biby's going
four innings. You know what you're going to get out
of those these type of guys at this point, they
just cannot pitch longer. They're just just the way it is.
And if we know it, why doesn't the manager know it?
Why doesn't he have somebody in the fifth inning warming
up in the bullpen. That's what got away from him yesterday.
Luckily the bats got hot late and they came back.
But that's always a concern. But I kind of like
the under in this one, with these two pitchers going
a little bit of treading. I'm in no hurry to
play it because I think we may find a nine
right now. You find you a nine at Sports four
or eleven, which is like a Chris Chris book, but
it's nine under twenty four. I wouldn't have a problem
betting that one.
Speaker 3: So today, I have a five percent play out in
MLB today, so it's on my page. Up one hundred
and five units in twenty twenty five, so I've doubled
the bankroll in eight months. Go grab that plate. Kbo
I rocked today. I had LG bad odds, but I
also had Samsung first five and Samsung money line and
they're winning fourteen to one. So I feel comfortable calling
that one in the seventh or eighth INNY. Regarding this game, Yeah,
McClean two starts, but man, has he been good and
my numbers love him. But the question is is two
starts enough of a sample size. Well, he's not walking anyone.
His walk to strikeout rate is excellent. But I so
I would be inclined to take an under here because
Taiwan Walker's numbers against the Mets are pretty good. His
away stats are better than his home stats. However, I've
never been a Taiwan Walker fan, and both of these lineups,
according to my rankings, are top five lineups. There's no
way I would take an under here, but that would
be my inclination if anything, Man, the Mets are just
so hot it's hard to go against them. The Phillies
were just as hot, what two weeks ago, So you know,
baseball goes up and down. Can the Mets, you know,
take this one. I would be inclined to take either
of the Mets or the under, but there's no way
I'm going to do either one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this was the spot I had circled for the
Mets in this series going into the series. So a
little annoyed at myself. I played the Mets all three
games over the weekend, went too and one, so it
did yield a profit. And then I kind of looked
at this series and said, you know, I didn't think
that they would take both of the first two games,
just being honest. I mean, even as high as I
am on the Mets relative to the market right now,
I was a little surprised that they were able to
get both both of those games. Part of it was,
you know, and I'll go back to something Brian said,
Manea should be coming out of the bullpen at this point.
Jonah Toong is going to ultimately replace him in the
starting rotation. You're you're gonna see a rotation of Tong McLain,
probably Senga Peterson, maybe Clay Homes like they you know,
but I think Bane is the one that needs to go,
like Brian said, can't really go deep into games. I'd
rather see him come out of the bullpen come playoff time.
So he was you know that that wasn't someone I
really wanted to bet on. Again. I still like the
Mets here, it's just the prices has sort of I
feel like I've gotten priced out. Like Brian said, you're
definitely like laying sort of a premium priced down to
back McClain in the minus one forty five minus one
fifty range. Doesn't mean it's the wrong side. I do
think there's probably still some runs. Both teams have used
up some pen the last couple of days, and you know,
you have two offenses like Tokyo Brandon said that are
that are very capable. So you know, eight and a
half is a little bit appealing here, given the fact
that like that's a you know, kind of a favorable
number for an oh or if you're looking to bet overs.
But I might do, like you know, Brian, Bryan has
done this a couple of times where it's like, maybe
maybe you try to in game the over and get
a better number after the first few innings because McClain's
probably going five or six. I expected to pitch pretty good.
Tawan Walker's been someone that's somehow been just far better
than I expected him to be. But actually the last
show we talked about his improved pitch mix using the
cutter more so he's actually been better. But I could see,
at least I could see one of these bullpens imploding
at some point. They have had some usage, So that's
a way to look at it. I think if you
were to pin me down for a pick right now,
I'd say, like, let's just keep rolling with the Mets.
They're they're on the upswing, they're playing good ball, and
I really think Nolan MacLean is that guy. I think
he's there. I'm telling you right now. I said this
a couple weeks ago. I truly believe the Mets are
gonna get the playoffs and their one two is gonna
be gonna be McLean and Tom and they're gonna be
a totally different team than what you've kind of seen,
you know, this season. So I'm all in onmcclain. I'm
in on the Mets, and I would pick the Mets
in this one if I had, if I had to
bet it. All right, let's go to Fixer. I think
is with an X. Appreciate you commenting. Very interesting spelling there,
hopefully I said that right. He said, any early game wins,
and I there was an early game that I had
my eye on and I want to talk about. And
I know, I know Brian will love that we're bringing
this up because this is his squad, and you know,
I feel like we've kind of I feel like we've
kind of gotten this one right so far over the
course of the last two days. Brian had a bet
on the Rays on Monday. He put it in our parley.
That was an easy win. Yesterday he said, you know,
kind of look at messic. I like the under It
was a three nothing final. The Guardians get it done.
And now one of our three oh oh four day
games today is raised Guardians Progressive field. Brian, you got
slay to Coney on the mound. The Guardians just dangling
by a threat, their hopes, their playoff hopes. Did Seconi
get it done or you would you look the other way?
In this one?
Speaker 2: I put a fark in them. They're done. They just
yesterday they released Santana. My wife, my mother in law.
A lot of fans are upset that they did it,
but it's what you do when you're out of the playoffs.
They're not going to resign him again. He's a veteran,
he's been a great Indian and then guardian in this
time and uh, you know, everybody loves them, but you
got to look at the future. So now they're putting
Cafus more at first base. He's going to he's better,
much better at first base than he is in the outfield.
He's just a beginning outfielder, so they'll be able to
play him at first base. So they have the first
base routine lefties and right he's there. But yeah, they
got to start bringing up some younger guys figure out
what the hell they got because they don't have much hair.
I used the under yesterday as my best bet four
percent play for anybody who on a five dollars Tuesday,
and they scored three runs in the first inning in
no more scoring the rest of the game. So a
little surprised by the start, but they worked out pretty well.
I can't argue with a four and a half run win,
and we've had a lot of that on our four
and five percent plays lately, been on a tremendous run
ten and four on four percent in better in the
month of August. Ras Muscin on the mound two point
six two ERA, three point four to four expected zero
point ninety nine whip. He's a guy I love. Doesn't
walk a lot of guys, and even though he doesn't
have the greatest arm strength at this point, you know,
he still throws the four seamerge about one mile an
hour better than league average for a RITI. He's just
a guy I used to like to play, and he's
going off against Slay Chacone, who has really struggled lately.
He's still got that four point four to one ERA
not but his expected to are a five point five
point five eight if mine I sold maybe six eight,
five point six eight and a way up at one
point to eight in the He's in the six percentile
or worse in expected a RA expected batting average average
of velocity, chase rate, barrel percentage, and hard hit percentage.
He doesn't strike enough guys out he walks. His walks
aren't bad six point four percent which is a little
better than average two percent better than average. But that's
really all he does. He's in the seventy eight percentle
and walk rate. Too many, too many pitches in the zone,
and he's getting hit and he's beginning hit hard. I
prefer Tampa Bay here, and I like him probably better
in the first half. Let me check the quick first
half line on this one, Uh Tampa Bay. But Raske
Musson's about a one anywhere from a one to four
to one forty five in the first half, and in
the game it's about one one thirty, so you get
playing a little bit more. Both bullpens should be in
good shape tonight because of there hasn't been a lot
of scoring in these games and both bullpens, other than
I believe one player for Cleveland's probably not going to
be able to pitch tonight. But other than that, all
the bullpen has set up pretty well playing. My bullpen
has not been nearly as good second half of the season,
obviously when they've lost Class A, so I do have
some concerns about that. So maybe take a look at
Tampa Bay first five at minus one forty or so.
Maybe something to take a look at.
Speaker 3: A lot to like about Resmusin. I mean, guys stud
and I've watched him pitch. Love what I see passes
the eye test. He's got great numbers on the road
at two six eight ERA and forty seven innings, and
also he's only given up four runs in his last
four starts, so that's pretty solid. On my rankings system,
I have him ranked six on a curve of thirty
out of all starting pictures, where I got Chacony ranked
twenty fifth out of thirty on a curve. Raised bullpen
has shaped up lately. They you know, they lost yesterday,
but that wasn't the bullpen's fault and got him ranked four.
Cleveland's ranked twenty one. And regarding the hitting, despite getting
blanked yesterday, I still have Tampa Bay ranked number six
in MLB, which is surprising because they're never really known
as as a great hitting team. So that would I'd
like to backgrasp meson here. I mean, he's a good picture.
The thing is, Chcony's kind of my nemesis ever since
he was with the Diamondbacks. He's one of those guys
who every time I fade in, he goes seven innings
now earned, so he doesn't do that today, but he does.
He does have a homey RA over five, so maybe
that's a sign that he's not gonna he's not gonna
bite me today. So yeah, I'd like to Backgrasps in here.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I like the Rays. I don't like the Rays
as a team, but this, this matchup sets up nicely
for them. You were talking about secone kind of gets
you like, I feel like he's gotten me in certain spots.
But he's expected ERA is almost six on the year
one of I think he's in the bottom five percent
in the league. And expected RA and expected batting average
not good. Has has some of the lowest chase rate
in the league, doesn't get a ton of swing and
miss gives up hard hit Like I'll go back to
like what I said during his last start, He's a
guy that's pretty much like you know the Guardians. I
think Brian talked about this last week or maybe the
week before, where the Guardians went a different way in
terms of building organizational depth. They really start to start
to focus on drafting position players, probably because their lineup
is atrocious. I think they kind of saw the writing
on the wall with this last year and maybe the
year before, where they had what they felt like was
a really good team and just not a ton of
offensive really firepower outside of you know, Ramirez and like,
you know, maybe Naylor at the time. Suddenly they don't
have they don't have much pitching in the organization. And
so I think Seconey was a result of just he
was available, the Diamondbacks essentially gave up on him. So
he the d Backs gave up on him. He was available,
and I think they said, let's just, you know, let's
let's just grab a couple of these guys and see
what happens. And then what happened was Ben Leley got hurt,
Shane Bieber ended up being moved, and now suddenly you
need a starting rotation and he's kind of just still there,
like he's he's still the I guess the option they
want to roll with, because the guys that are worth
anything in that organization from a pitching standpoint haven't really
gotten a triple A yet with a lot of reps
outside of Mesic, who's now taking a different rotation spot.
So I don't like, I'm gonna throw Rais in the parlay.
I may even play this. It's a day game I'll
probably think about it over the next hour. I was
kind of hoping to get like maybe ten cents cheaper,
just because the Guardians take money sometimes. Like if you
can get me down on like minus one twenty, I
would I think I would be all over the rays
right here, Brian, what are we at right now? Like
minus one thirty for this minus one thirty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a twenty seven out there at Pinnacle, but
everything else is you know, one thirty all the way
up to one forty. Yeah, twenty eight is circa here
in Vegas Heritage twenty nine, but yeah, the Sharper books
are at about one one thirty two. I would say, yeah,
you know, creational books slightly high.
Speaker 1: I just feel like, you look at these two teams
on paper, they're very They're very similar in my opinion
that like it almost like similarly bad bad offense. They've
got some pitching, they have bullpen arms. You know, they're
they're very I mean you look at them in the standings,
Guardians sixty five and sixty six, Raise sixty four and
sixty eight. They're the two teams that are kind of
like pretenders that are in the wildcard race. But we
know they have no shot to make the playoffs. Tampa
Bay's run differential this year plus thirty nine the Guardians
minus fifty six. Like, that's a pretty pretty big difference
in run differential with two teams that are almost the same.
So yeah, well, let's let's throw the Rays in the parlay.
We'll try to get the parlay going early. We'll call
it minus one thirty. I do think I agree with
the boys here that Rastussen gives them a pretty nice,
nice ed Sean, I gotta I gotta disagree with you.
He says the Guardians are a better team than the Race.
I don't think I agree with that. I gotta disagree,
and I rarely disagree with Sean, but I gotta disagree.
I think I prefer I think I like the raised
bullpen arms and their ability to be scrappy a little
bit more more than the Guardians.
Speaker 3: He thinks are good.
Speaker 2: The Tigers are good.
Speaker 1: The Tigers are good. The Tigers are still a division winner.
Speaker 3: I'm just sorry, Yeah they're okay.
Speaker 1: Josh makes a good point though, is this is is
the rais like a super popular side today? I guess
I didn't really.
Speaker 3: Yeah, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: We need to him but yeah, it doesn't matter to me.
Speaker 2: But you guys, we need to realize Tampa Bay has
gone the entire year without their number one starter McClanahan.
Hunter Biggie was supposed to be there, one of one
of the guys that was going to help them. Uh,
he's been out for a long time. Uh you look
at it for hitters. Ronda him, they brought him in.
He's heard all the time. Ronda was probably their best
or second best player. So he went down with a
fractured risks. So this isn't a bad team. Isn't a
bad team at all. I think in the season they'll
fix a few things. You just brought up Carson Williams,
who's done nothing but hit since he's been up there.
And Seymour at first base, so he hasn't got hot yet.
But you know he's a decent looking young player. But
they've got some guys on this team. Simpson to lead off.
I love guys that combat three hundred and and put
pressure on the defense from stealing bases. And we all
know unless uh In less Hedges is behind the play,
they're not going to throw out Simpson. The rest of
their guys suck when it comes to throwing out runners.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and one another comment, Cleveland gonna get swept at home.
This is not for a sweep. The Raise won game
one convincingly and the Guardians bounced back with a three
nothing win last night. So yeah, I just blanked him.
Interesting conversation though there. And yeah, it doesn't matter who's
on the race. I still like him and I'll go
with the the crowd if I have to. Year all right,
DP Singh says red Sox flying under the radar. Maybe
I think the Red Sox have have come to the
forefront a little bit in the last few weeks. Uh,
they are leading the wild card, I would say after
the Yankees series. Brian Leonard, I don't think the Red
Sox are really under the radar anymore now, are they?
Maybe still? Could they still even be better than maybe
they're getting credit for. Yeah, I could. I could see
that plus one oh six on the run differential. They're
seventy three and sixty. Roman Anthony looks like the generational
star that he was billed to be coming in, you know,
kind of coming up through the miners, and they're getting
some pitching. I was wrong yesterday. My only my only
client play was the Orioles and I got mowed down
by Lucas Giolito. I'll have to tip my cap. I
just I just did not see that coming from him
in the second half after he sort of went on
his run in June. He has been tremendous and and
I'll give credit where credit is due. That being said,
I don't think the Red Sox are flying under the
radar right now, and I do think that maybe the
prices is getting a little inflated here. Like yesterday, it
made sense that it was, you know that it was
kind of priced accordingly, like kind of like a pick.
You had Bratish on one side, Gielito on the other.
The Red Sox are clearly the better team, but that
was closer to a pick. Now you're looking at the
Red Sox as a pretty big favorite. Almost You could
almost play Orioles plus one and a half here at
a reasonable price if you wanted to. So Brian Leonard,
you had Orioles in the parlay yesterday. Do you have
any interest coming back with the Oriols here?
Speaker 2: Current line is about one thirty five for Boston take
take back, you know, on the one twenty one range
something like that. One twenty range ends going. He's a
lefty going for Baltimore. Came over from Detroit. They cut
them ball and Baltimore picked him up. I believe is
how that worked out. But the total is nine here
the money on the overnight Boston and granted there's not
much money there, but Boston opened up as a one
sixty favorite and one thirty five on the on the
come back, and so Baltimore has taken a lot of
a lot of money early on here. And that kind
of surprises me because we've been even though I hated
Brian Bayo when they signed him for that long term contract,
he's been really good as of late. And so money
is coming in on the somewhat unknown ends here after
Baltimore looked bad yesterday. That tells me, I think there
that's the right side on here is on Baltimore Boston
after playing the Yankees and that that the big comeback,
and then the way they played yesterday, they may be
runn out of a little bit of gas here. Let me
just make a quick look and see who Boston has
coming up here after this one. Let's see tomorrow they're
at Baltimore for the final finale, and then they're home
to Pittsburgh. Okay, so that's there's nothing to look forward
to in that regard. But I could see them basically
being very overrated when they are at home against Pittsburgh
and might be able to take advantage of that if
you're looking for the Pirates, but slight lane with Baltimore here,
but may not be enough to get there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sean, just stop, dude. My stats are not fake.
Our records are posted on wager talk dot com and
my stats are there. They're not fake.
Speaker 1: Go look it up.
Speaker 3: I'm the number one kuy three of the last four years.
Speaker 1: Go look it up.
Speaker 3: Better yet, ask wager talk. Go ask info at wage
talk dot com, Go ask them. Anyways, back to this game.
I like Boston here because I like Bao and I
like his stats against the Orioles, and I have the
lineups pretty even. I like Boston's bullpen better and Dietrich
Ends is a guy who I've watched since since he
was in Japan, and I really didn't like him. He
played for Sebu a couple of years and he was
just average. He couldn't even make the number one rotation
spot on his own team in Japan. So don't I
don't really have a lot of faith in him. I
don't really know what he's done this year. Oh he's
one and two with a four nine seventy ra Oh,
not a lot of faith in that. So it would
be red Sox or nothing here, Sean, just give it
a rest, dude, You're so lame. Anyway, that's my thought
on this. Boston or nothing for me.
Speaker 1: I'm getting more interested in the Orioles as I look
at Twitter, so I kind of I kind of you know,
Dietrich Ends is really in a bullpen guy the last
month plus, like when he got called so and I
had to kind of look this up because early in
the year when he was with Detroit, he was a
starter at Toledo. Then he got called up. If you
remember we talked about him. Actually we gave out a
winner and he ends on the show. Believe he started
a day game against maybe it was the A's and
he pitched really good. We ended up kind of cashing
with him, and then he had a couple of good starts,
moved to the bullpen. As Brian said, he got let go.
Oriols have picked him up and they've used him out
of the bullpen since.
Speaker 2: So what.
Speaker 1: It looks like he's going to be an opener here,
and it looks like the guy that's gonna be behind
him is going to be Ronsey Contreras, who has actually
thrown the ball pretty good at Norfolk as a starter.
So that's actually pretty That's far more appealing to me
than a Dietrich Ends start because it looks like they're
gonna probably let Ends go once through. He'll face the
lefties in that order, the Roman Anthony's and the lefties
they have at the top of the order. I think
he'll be more than one inning. I'm guessing that they're
going to probably let Ends go too, and maybe let
him go until he sort of gets himself into trouble.
If you look at his recent relief outings, there's a
lot of two inning outings there, so I think you
see Ends for two. Rosey and Treras is a totally
different look. I mean, he's gonna come from the right side,
throwing stuff with movement. Like I said, I thought, he's
thrown it well for Norfolk for most of the year.
That's actually pretty appealing, and I wonder if that's maybe
why the Orioles are taking some money because I kind
of see that being a tough setup for Boston having
to deal with Ends for two innings, and then Rosey
can Treris, who they probably you know, I don't know
if they've ever seen him. Where did he spend most
of his time Brian Pittsburgh when he was up with
the in the league for most of the time. Was
he a pirate?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was a guy that was highly touted for
Pittsburgh and never really worked out. But we've seen pictures
travel from one place to another. They make a couple adjustments.
Other than Nick Abel who still thinks at least so
far with Minnesota as he did with Philadelphia, But yeah,
every team makes a little bit of adjustments. And you know,
even though Ends has that four point nine to seven
ERA is expected dras three point five seven, he's only
thrown fifty five major league innings. And he's a lefty,
and I just love lefties that people don't see very often.
And so we saw it yesterday with the Cleveland pitcher
and he's done it two starts in a row. I
think Ends will probably go three innings, but well, we'll
see how this works out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and with a guy like Ends, I mean, you
talk about like good expected era numbers. You would like
to think that that his numbers trended toward that as
he if they're going to keep him in this relief role, right,
because they're they're clearly putting him as an opener to
set him up for success. I know the Red Sox
have a couple of lefties at the top of their order,
and they must They wouldn't put him as an opener
if they didn't like his matchup. Again, it's like the
first five Red Sox hitters. So yeah, I think ends
could have success. And then suddenly you get Rosey Contreras
throwing some nasty stuff from the right side. Like I said,
I've I've caught two of his starts at Norfolk. I
thought he's thrown it really, really solid. So yeah, Orioles
I think are worth a flyer at plus price, and
I like Orioles plus one and a half as well.
If I didn't put the Rays in the parlay, I
may have. I may probably put that. I don't know.
I am I allowed to change now, I'm gonna leave it.
Let's leave the race for now. I might change by
the end of the show. All right, Let's uh, I'm gonna.
Speaker 3: Put the Red Sox in the parlay. But all right,
so no, no, no, no, I won't.
Speaker 1: Wait, I'll leave Rays. I'm gonna leave Rays. But I
do I do think orioles have some value. Knowing that
that's gonna be the setup. I think that's a tough
setup for the Red Sox. Okay, let's move on, chats,
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Lets us keep keep doing this going forward. Did you
guys win the parlay yesterday? No? I think I think
two of the legs lost. We got to get a
parlay winner. We are basically back to even, and last
time we were back to even, we cashed one, so
maybe we'll cash one today. We'll keep trying. But I
want to go to this game because as if the
chat is not fired up enough, let's let's see if
we can get a more turned over here. Because the A's, yeah,
they're dangerous and the Tigers have found that out firsthand
the last two days. And it doesn't surprise me, Brian Leonard.
It surprises me that Scooball blew the lead on Monday.
I like the Tigers at the price in that game
once the A's took the money and got Tigers down
with Schoobull to like a dollar eighty. Yesterday I did
a video for the wager Talk YouTube channel gave out
the A's, they got the win, and I'll continue to
make the same point. The Tigers took their foot off
the gas in that series against the Mariners and they
have not been able to recover since. And they're just
a team that they need to be. They need to
do all the little things right because they're not talented
enough to win games unless they're doing all the little
things right. Brian, they're not doing the little things right.
They've lost two games in this series. Do the A's
win again today.
Speaker 2: Well, they could very well. I talked about Detroit when
they got such a big lead in the division. We've
seen it with the Dodgers, and Dodgers haven't been able
to come out of it either. But I is going
today against Morales. Miles is about a one one, twenty five,
twenty three favorites something like that totals ten and a half.
When you take a look at the ballpark factors for today, UH,
this is expected to be the highest scoring game over
what we would normally have. Are the winds blowing out here,
and they're expecting twenty one percent more runs in UH
in Sacramento than you when you have in a normal
ballpark in Major League Baseball. Mies is a guy who
surprised me a little bit earlier in the season. He's
starting to fade a little bit now as we expect
still three point six eight ERA three point seven to
eight expected one point two seven whip he's always had
a little problem with the whip. But he's he's bitched,
all right. I mean, he's highly touted and it's his
time is going to come. But Detroit's had a lot
of these guys that very much like Cleveland, where they've
had these guys that were supposed to be a lot
better than what they ended up turning up to be.
Miz is great eighty thirty percent, walk percentile extension eighty eighth,
but everything else is fifty percent or lower. I do
have some concerns about him. Does throw five different pitches
at ten percent or more? I do like that Morales
going for the A's here. He's only pitched four games,
three starts, fifteen innings total, fifteen point two one point
seven to two ERA, but a four point five to
four expected. He's been lucky thus far. One point one
five whip. His fastball velocity is in the eighty eighth
percentele He throws ninety seven point one miles an hour,
and he does throw that fifty three percent of the
time he throws. Basically, he's a three pitch pitcher, sweeper change.
His slider throws a cutter one percent, but most of
his stuff has not been that impressive, but it is
been small stable stized of only fifteen point two winnings.
He's a guy, he's only twenty two. He will likely
end up being the closer for the as now. The
trades Miller away. He's their number one prospect, and I
think we can get a few good innings out of
them here against against an opponent in Detroit there really
isn't playing as they did earlier in the season. They
faded a little. Everybody when you get off to the
second of start they had, we know what was all
going to happen, and but they played a little bit
better lately. I believe they're what only seventy three to
the last. Let me take a quick look here standings
Detroit six and four of their last ten, so they're
not killing anybody. They're still they go six and four
the rest of the way. They went in allian slide
in this division. So don't like Detroit here. We prefer
the athletics. Don't know if I'll get there, but I
do like the way this Morales pitches, and he's a
lot of fun to watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think Morales is the wild card here, but
my numbers like him a lot. By the way, guys,
I do have a five percent play out today and
are free playloaded at my page at wagytalk dot com.
Go take a look. I'm sure my colleagues here are
going to have something up if they don't already. I
love how you guys comment when I lose a game,
but when I went on an eighteen and two run,
nobody said anything. It's kind of funny. Anyways, regarding this game,
Morales is kind of the wild card, but he's pitched well.
My numbers really like him. The question is is the
sample size large enough?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: I got these two lineups pretty neck and neck here,
but I got the A's with the better bullpen and
the better starter. But you know, I take a look deeper.
Mice is not that bad on the road. So the
A's were just blasting the ball last week, but they've
cooled off quite a bit. Got both of these teams
ranked number twelve in run production in the last or
current form, So it would be A's or anything. But
I'm gonna lay off it because Tigers are a good team.
I mean, I'll give them props for that. They are
a good team. I was just joking around earlier They're
a decent team, and I it's really hard to like
win three in a row against a really good team.
So the way they lost yesterday it was a little
bit heartbreaking, though I don't know. I'm a little torn,
and when I'm torn, I just lay off because not
betting is not losing. So this sounds good to me,
So I'll lay off this game. But if I had
to bet it, I would bet the A's.
Speaker 1: You muted, all right, dogs were dogs were going nuts
and dogs, what's so exciting up there? Yeah, I would say.
I would say the way they lost two days ago
is even more heartbreaking. You had a three nothing lead
with your with your guy on the Mountain school and
it got blown up, and then you know, yesterday, lose
a competitive game like that, could only go back with
the A's. Here a couple of reasons. One I've kind
of said this all year with the A's. They're so young,
and there's so much upside that when they're when things
are going good, I feel like they don't know any better,
Like they don't know that they're not supposed to win games,
you know what I mean. They're just out there playing,
and they're so talented, guys like Nick Kurtz, Jacob Wilson,
when things are running good for them, they tend to
just go out the next day and continue to play
well and then But if you go look at the
A's season to this point, there's a reason that they
come into play sixty two and seventy two, and that
reason is when things are not going good, they tend
to snowball in the other direction. So I don't want
to bet the I don't want to fade the A's
when they've now won what do we decide, They've won
eight of their last eleven games. I think they've won
eight of eleven something like that. That's not I don't
want to fade the A's in that stretch because it
tells me that things are going well. They just got
Jacob Wilson back. That's a huge boost to the lineup.
Wilson was out for a little while, So I like
the A's from that standpoint. The pitching, like the upside
would be with Morales. The problem is going back to
what Brian said, he profiles more as a reliever. To me,
he was throwing ninety nine in that start against the Mariners.
So you want to talk about like Morales's v LO
being like, what do they have his fastball at stack
cast maybe ninety seven that Mariners game. He was ninety
nine on the black for a lot of that game
and the Mariners had no chance. Problem is can he
keep that going game to game, because we've seen times
where he's walked a few guys gotten in trouble. To
the Tigers credit, they're very good at at least if
you look at their whole season, they're very good at
capitalizing on base runners. They run the base as well,
they go first to third well. So it's like, you're right, TV,
Morales is the wild card because he comes out like
he did against Seattle and he's hitting horners, throwing ninety nine.
I don't think this Tiger's line is gonna do much
against him. The problem is if he's giving up a
couple of cheap base runners like he did two starts
to go where he had five walks and couldn't get
out of the third inning, that's a problem. So ultimately,
I think the value is kind of gone on the
a's here. I would have wanted like a little bit
more of a plus price or maybe a better chance
to take the plus one and a half. But I
just don't like what I've seen from the Tigers right now,
and I don't want to bet against Morales because I
know he's got If you watched his last start, his
stuff was incredible. Sweeper ninety nine on the Black Mariners
couldn't touch him. I don't think the Tigers would be
able to touch him if he shows up like that.
So you know, maybe a couple guys are in the
in the chat saying, like a's team total. I don't
mind that this one could get up there again in
the score. So yeah, that's that's a good conversation. And
not really quite sure what you do with that one,
but it should be a good one to watch. Let's
see David. David says, how about those Astros yesterday? Yeah,
I was that was something we were kind of joking
off air Tanner Gordon, he's like third straight good start.
But Brian Leonard, how much of that was Tanner Gordon?
How much of that is the Astros was just being
totally lost at the plate right now? And do you
see any angle into Astra's rockies today?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the last fourteen days w RC plus on Houston
is sixty five, just ahead of Cleveland at thirty six. Cleveland.
Cleveland was thirty six yesterday. There's still thirty six and
they won. I'll tell you how bad their hitting is. Yeah, Houston,
we thought we were bricking out of it, but they
sure didn't come to play yesterday. And to get to
Hunter Brown, that was pretty impressive. It'll happen. This is baseball.
Houston probably thought they had the game won before it was,
before the game even started. That happens all the time.
Let's say like for today. You know, if if they
hadn't a lost yesterday, they probably would have overlooked Orlander
on today's card. But we're getting Valdez lefty at home.
He's about a two ninety five favorite here, two ninety
let's go to ninety eight to the under minus twenty
or so. In this one. We're looking at Colorado. As
I pointed out, they're not a good road team at all,
and they have not been a good road team for
years and years, but they were a good one yesterday.
That happens. Golander comes in with a six point nine
one ERA five point five seven expected. He's two and
ten on the season, and he's a better pitcher than that.
Just so happens he pitches in Colorado. It's only twenty
three fastball have lost. He's great ninety seven point eight
miles per hour ninety fourth percentile, but expected dra seventh
chase right fifth, barrel rate second, having a barrel rate
in the second percent towel and pitching in Colorado is
a not a good thing. He's going to be a
good pitcher on the road eventually. Who knows what he
does in Colorado? For Freelan is the only one I
can remember that just pitched well there lately. But frem
Rivaldez three point three two era three point eight zero
expected one point two to one whip, but his extension
is only in the seven percent tole is hard to
hit rate in the ninth percentile average jacksonvillea se in
the thirteenth so he can be hit ground bow rate
ninety eight percent of which is where he makes his money.
He throws that sinker forty five percent of the time,
keeps people from hitting home runs and that means a lot.
Look at the Soriano for the Angels. I mean, the
guy knows how to get ground balls. He had like
four double plays the other day again, and it's those
are guys you like to bet on, So I think
Valdeza have some successor I think Houston wins. Do I
want to lay that number? I said yesterday No, I
did not want to lay that number, and today I
don't want to lay that number, so I will be passing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Franber Valdez has not been himself lately, but take
a look at his last starts. Three of them have
been on the road. If you look at his homi ra,
it's one eight five, which is really impressive. And his
career numbers against this team are also impressive against these
batters to fourteen average against with the six forty three ops,
but that's only fourteen at bats against. Can't really put
any credence in that. But you can put credence in
his homy ra at one eighty five. Granted, his last
four starts have not been good. He's given up I
think thirteen runs in his last two starts, but not good.
But they you know, his homeira is incredible. So I'm
a little conflicted here. Astros definitely are not worth the
minus three hundred price because look what happened yesterday. Can
the Rockies win too in a row? I tend to
be one of those guys who thinks yesterday has really
not much to do with how today works out. But
humans are humans, and human nature is human nature, and
sometimes you know, something like yesterday's stings a little bit
and you come out with a little extra oomph to
win the game. Astros are definitely a better team, but
I'm definitely not playing this game after what happened yesterday,
So yeah, I'll pass on this. But I don't think
there's any way. I don't think the Rockies have a
snowballs chance in hell of winning this game.
Speaker 1: If I'm Chase Dollander, I'm so annoyed at the fact
that I got drafted by the Rockies and that they
contend that they continue to do what they do. He
was their first round pick in twenty twenty three. Okay,
that's two years ago. For those of you keeping score
at home, that's not that long ago. It would not be.
He has a ninety eight mile an hour fastball. He
does not know how to pitch at the big league
level yet. Okay, he's got a five pitch pitch mix.
He's got a great basketball ninety eight. If you're throwing
ninety eight in Major League baseball, yet you can't get
anyone to swing at any other pitch that's not like
right over the middle of the plate. You should be
in Triple A, especially as a twenty three year old prospect.
Yet the Rockies continue to just trot him out at
the big league level when they're sixty games under five hundred,
which makes virtually no sense. They could there's other options,
they have other guys that could get pummeled at the
big league level. This is a this is a team
that's thirty eight and ninety four, and it's like, again,
I think it's unfair to have Dolander up here because
he should be sort of harnessing his pitch mix and
sort of honing his craft against hitters that he can
actually beat. Right now, even with the Astros having their
hitting woes, he can't beat like big league line. I mean, yes,
he's had like a couple of good starts every once
in a while. It's gonna happen when you throw ninety eight,
But he doesn't. No one swings at anything else. So
he's out there and it's like he's got a good fastball,
but he's got five other pitches that any big leaguer
just waits for and crushes, and so I don't see
how that doesn't happen again here, even with the the
you know kind of how cold the Astros have been.
They saw Dollander earlier this year at coors Field and
they had him out in the third inning. Six runs
on seven hits, two and two thirds, one strikeout, shocker,
no one. No one's swinging at anything out of the
zone with him, and most guys can hit a ninety
eight mile an hour fastball. So I'll go Astros team
total over. I do think you're you're gonna see, like
when the Astros score, they're gonna probably put up a
crooked number. It's only four and a half and you
can get it for like a dollar twenty five dollars thirty.
That feels like a good bet. I wouldn't lay the
the minus two fifty because that's a crazy price on
a team that's not playing well. But I think five
runs is very it's very doable for the Astros here,
or like turn Buckle Tommy says, you could go Donander
over two and a half runs. I don't. I don't
mind that either. I would say I think this is
the day that the Astros scores some runs. All right, Brian,
do you want to throw a game out there that
we haven't talked about yet.
Speaker 2: There really isn't a lot right now. I'm really that
invested in at this point. I'm so uh yeah. Somebody
else has got something they want to Mark.
Speaker 1: Kinson and like three other people said, can we cover
Braves Marlin? So let's cover braves Marlins and that's gonna be.
It looks like we've got Joey Wentz and Ryan Gusto
in his new home of Miami, Florida.
Speaker 2: Uh Gusto has been giving up runs like Gusto. Uh
in Gusto, I guess you can say. But Joey Wentz
five point twenty five bra four point three nine expected
one point four to seven whip. His extension is great.
He's six foot five, ninety three percentile. Other than that,
he looked really good his first few starts for for Atlanta,
but lately not so good. He had seven starts on
the season. He's the I guess the the shine is
off of Joey Wentz as a starter here. He didn't
start anything last year twenty twenty three, had nineteen starts,
but six point nine oh e ra Averageacson velastly seventh
percentile walker at fifteenth hard hit fifteenth. Don't want Joey
Wentz here. I think Miami will get to him. They're
a better team than what they've shown. But I don't
want Ryan Gusto either. He comes in with a five
point zero five e R four point one six expected
one point four to zher whip. Other than the walk
right in the sixty nine percentile, everything else is league
average or worse. So we got two starters here that
I'm not really crazy about either one. I do believe
this might be the other game that is a getaway
day if I'm thinking correctly, But I I there's there
seems to be a little bit of value here on Miami,
but the line is currently about one twenty one twenty
eight for Atlanta eight and a half. I'm just not
going to be able to get there because I just
don't trust Gusto. He's looked bad. He didn't usually Miami
is very good with these guys once they get him.
He hasn't been very impressive overall. So I'll sit this
one out. There's other games to play.
Speaker 3: Mey Gusto, Cervesa. I can say I like beer in
three different languages, sitas me gusto surveys. I like beer,
So I have a five percent play out today. Go
grab it, guys. It's major League Baseball. It's a money
line play and it's a good one. So regarding this game,
this these two teams, I have them the closest of
any matchup today. So I am not playing this game.
We have two teams that are not making the playoffs,
playing for stats, basically not a lot of motivation, kind
of playing out the season here. I got Atlanta hitting better,
I got Miami's bullpen better, and I got the two
starting pitchers basically neck and neck. So I am not
going to play this game, even though I do like beer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Joey Wentz, if you remember last week, that was
I believe Friday, the first time I gave the Mets
out and it was a winner, And I kind of
talked about Wentz being just like not not really profiling
as a guy that's gonna have success as like a
starter over six innings. I mean, he that's kind of
what happened. He I think he got blown up maybe
in the third or the fourth inning of that game.
Turned into six runs on nine hits over three and
a third. You know, that's you know, the Marlins are
a team that I've been a little bit hesitant to
back recently. I think the Kyle Stowers injury really sucks
for them. I mean, he was kind of having the breakout.
He was the star of that team. But Stower's probably
not as important in a matchup against Wentz, who's a
lefty and he's very tough on lefties. So again, here
is like I've kind of been out on the Marlins.
If you remember earlier in the year, I was very
high on the Marlins and looking for spots to play them.
I've been out on them lately. But here, as a dog,
I think it would have to be Marlins or Pass.
And then you know, for Gusto, he's a guy I
didn't really care for when he was with the Astros organization.
But I've liked with the Marlins can do with these
like pitchers that they sort of inherit from other places,
you know, and then they'll decide if they if they've
done anything with them or not. But look at a
guy like Jansen Junk who comes in didn't have much
success in his previous stop, and they kind of turned
him into a serviceable player, and they've done that with
some bullpen arms as well this year. So I think
because of that, even though Gusto hasn't thrown it great
yet since showing up in Miami, I think that there's
a part of me that thinks that maybe he's got
some upside. And I still think the Marlins have far
more upside than the Braves, who I truly believe you're
going to see the Braves, and maybe we started to
see it this weekend a little bit. I think you're
going to see the Braves sort of mentally check out.
There's a lot of veterans on this team. As as
you guys have pointed out this, they're not They're not
going to the playoffs. And I do think we as
the calendar turns to September and you've got a roster
with guys like a Kuna mattlesin some of these like
older veteran guys, We're just going to start to see
this team go through the motions and they're going to
be a team I want to bet against more often
than not. So in Miami rubber match of the series,
I think the only way I could play this one
is is Miami plus money. Not my favorite thing on
the board, but I would just take the value there. Okay,
let's see we have We've got five minutes left, six
minutes left, and we still need parlay legs from both
of you guys. So do either of you have a
game that we haven't talked about yet or do you
want to just lock in your parlay on something we
have talked about so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll just go back and talk about that Tampa
Bay game against Cleveland again. Why change if it's nothing's broke?
As they say, Cleveland's offense is terrible, Rasmussen, I believe
we'll have some success against them, and the bullpen for
Tampa Bay looks pretty healthy. In this game. I'm going
to play the Cleveland team total under three and a
half it minus one thirty five. I have only twice
in the last eleven games if they scored more than
three runs, and I don't see it breaking out here. Yesterday,
as I pointed out, they scored three runs early, were
shut out the rest of the game, and that was
on the heels of being shut out three to the
last four games. So Cleveland's offense is not playing well
right now, and they're going up against pretty talented starter
in Tampa Bay. So I'll play the team total under
three and a half at minus one thirty five. I
don't think Cleveland will score four runs in this game.
Speaker 1: I think the.
Speaker 3: Play is a game we already covered. I'm gonna take Boston. Sorry, guys,
I'm going against the Green here, but I like Boston
minus one fifty five on the money line. It looks
like we have enough time in the show to cover
one more game. Now, wow, great, a lot of faith
deepik ends there in the market. Huh okay, unwarranted in
my opinion, but okay, I'll take it.
Speaker 1: We are we are gonna cover one more game because
I am I'm gonna change my game. Uh, mostly because
I don't think we can have a raised money line
and a Guardian's team total. I don't think. I know
some of the legal sites are gonna let you parlay
those together, but I know we have a lot of
people that play PPH and places that are not gonna
allow that. So I'll let I'll let Brian take the
Guardians game. And so the first two legs are gonna
be red Sox on the money line, Guardians team total under,
and I'm gonna I'm gonna throw out a third game.
I'll throw out a leg of the parlay. It's a
it's a little bit more juiced, but I don't care.
This is this is another leg I like, and we'll we'll,
we'll give it the full rug. We've got time. I'm
gonna talk. I want to talk Blue Jays Twins, Brian.
I don't know how the Blue Jays choked that away
last night, but they did. But I don't think they
choke here. I like the favorite in this one, and
you know, I feel like almost I feel like there's
even some value at like minus one seventy when you
consider both where both these teams are out right now.
So Blue Jays Twins, how do you see this one?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think there's value on it, but if
you do, good for you.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 2: That's Richards what's Richardson coming up? He will take the
place of Zebby, who they're pushing back a little bit.
Eric Lower's been very good. He's lefty going against Minnesota.
The current line is about about a one to eighty favorite,
a total of nine. I agree. I thought I wanted Toronto,
but I didn't want to lay this kind of number
Toronto's been so good for so long that you know
they're going to be a little bit of a drop
back down a little bit, especially against a team like
Minnesota and the granted, but by the way they lost yesterday,
maybe it doesn't happen today. But when I take a
look at these these guys, Richardson is four point two
four e r A four point three expected one point
four to oh whip. That's a little bit high. Everything
on his card is all the stack Gass cards in
the blue except for his extension. So he's not a
guy I'm really looking to play. But then we've got
on the other side, we've got Eric Lauer, who, yes,
he's made some adjustments this year, he's been a totally
different pitcher. Two point seven six CRA three point three
seven expected one point eight whip. But his ground ball
percent is in the third percentile, which means he throws
a lot of fly balls. And here this isn't a
good stadium if you're trying to avoid home runs. It's
a pretty decent home run hitting ballpark. His fastball veloss
he is only the fourteenth percentile Amway Jackson veloci the
twenty fourth, so his numbers I'm taking with the grain
of salt a little bit. He's granted he's turned his
career around after missing last year in the United States
and the year before six point five six ERA small
sample size, forty six innings. But he's been much better
this season and he's been a big surprise. Good for Toronto,
good for Lower But I just can't lay that number
in this one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Lower guy, I never really had a lot of
faith in. But if you look at his numbers, especially
against his team, really good stuff. He's got a two
four five VRA at home as well. It's only thirty
three innings, but I think that's enough to say he's
pretty good at home, two thirty one average against versus
these batters, but it's only a thirteen at bad sample size,
so that you definitely cannot use when I put these
two two teams together. Huge advantage in hitting for the
Blue Jays, but we expect that they've just been mashing Minnesota.
Mashing yesterday is not something I expected, but they certainly did.
Doesn't mean that they are all of a sudden a
great hitting team. I have them ranked twenty six out
of thirty. Both bullpens perform underperforming grossly, and I got
the starting pitchers kind of even. I'd give a slight
tip to Lour because of his head to head stats
and his home stats. Overall, I think the Blue Jays
should be around minus one thirty minus one forty favorite,
and it looks like they are minus one eighty. So
the price is a little too high, But I think
the right team is favorite.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm way off there. I got the Blue
Jays as a two dollars favorite. That's why I said
they that there was some value. I also thought I
saw before I came on that there was some one
seventy fives and stuff like that. Yeah, obviously less value
at minus one eighty five, but still perfectly fine to
throw in the parlay. I just kind of going back
to what I said earlier this season, before it was
sort of known. I've been high on the Blue Jays
all year. I think they're the best team in the
American League. And you know, I want to talk about
the Red Sox, like the Red Sox are starting to
put a little pressure on them. I don't think the
Red Sox ca the J's in the division, but they're
certainly making them think a little bit. I believe the
lead is down to four, and you know, you have
the Blue Jays at home here. They come off of
a loss yesterday where you know, they took a lead
into the ninth inning and gave it away, end up
losing seven to five. A four run ninth inning for
the Twins. I guess stuff like that's gonna happen. But
I just think you get a Blue Jays team that's
a little bit more on high alert here after blowing
the lead to them and the Twins. I'll go back
and say it again, like they just winning is not
even like the second priority for them right now, Like
they still have many good players at Triple A, I'm
not quite sure what the goal is with the way
that they're sort of, you know, working their pitching around.
They've traded away every bullpen arm, so basically after the
starter in any Twins game, you never know what you're
gonna get. And then you've got a guy like Simeon
Woods Richardson, who hasn't thrown in the big league since
July and is not someone that I'm particularly high on
in general. So Eric Lower, I think he's gonna, you know,
I think he's gonna want to make good on this,
you know, spot back in the rotation, because by no
fault of his own, he kind of lost his rotation
spot for a minute. I think they skipped him last
time around. So I don't think lower has thrown in
about eleven days. I think he's gonna pitch great. I
don't like wood richardson. These two teams aren't even in
the same stratosphere. And then you know, if you can't
get him early, the Jays certainly should be able to
get some runs late. So I if I'm just picking winners,
I think the Blue Jays is the strongest matchup on
the card. The problem is you gotta lay minus one eighty,
so let's just do it in the parlay, Brian, Is
that what we're at, like minus one eighty minus one
eighty five right there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can get as low as seventy one Heritage
or actually six sixty eight a circa. But most of
the lesser books that will kick you out or in
the higher number. So that tells me that Minnesota's got
more value. So I would lean a little bit with Minnesota,
but you know, it's for your picket's not mine, and
I'm not going to play Minnesota so we're looking at it.
We're all I would say about one eighty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think I think they pummel uh
Simeon Wood Richardson and whatever the Twins can scrape up
to throw the last few innings of that game. So
I'll go Blue Jays. We have Blue Jay's money line,
Red Sox money line, Guardians team total under three and
a half. So I'll read them again. It's Brian Leonard
Guardians team total under three and a half parlayd with
Red Sox on the money line and Blue Jay's on
the money line, that comes out to plus three forty
five and hopefully we can hit this one so we
can stay in the plus on the parlays. We are
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