Speaker 1: All right, welcome in. It is Monday. It's time for
total Bases. I've got the boys with me. Brian Leonard, Tokyo,
Brandon Hope. Everyone had a great weekend and we even
day baseball today on a Monday. Always love to see it.
It's something that listen. I feel like Mondays and Fridays
should always have a day game. You can, you can
wrap around in series and play a day game on
a Monday, and it's inexcusable that someone's not playing day
base while on a Friday. It's nice when the Cubs
do it. And Brian Leonard, the Cubs are gonna grace
us with a day game again today and it happens
to be one of the biggest games of the day.
A doubleheader at Wrigley. Brewers Cubs, huge doubleheader. Really, you know,
in the context of the NL Central, the Brewers finally
lose one yesterday that I thought they stole at the
end and then they get walked off. Now they turn around,
they're going to Wrigley, so let's talk about the doubleheader.
This is a great place to start. I'm just rambling
a little bit as we get people into the live broadcast,
but yeah, let's start there, Brewers Cubs. It looks like
the early pitching matchup is the one that's sort of announced.
It's gonna be Horton and Peralta and I and I
have a couple of thoughts on what we might see later,
So let's start with game one, Brewers Cubs. Are you
getting involved in this series? And also I love your
hat that is the Las Vegas Aviators that they do
this little copa diversion. I think it's like Latin America
or Mexican type thing, and that's a great hat, so
welcome in, and yours is two TV as always.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's called the player is what they
pay when they play these games, but it's I don't
like the Aviators, and originally it looks like an ant
to me, so I don't.
Speaker 1: Want to So the LV is kind of cool though,
Brian that that Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's okay, But I could have got any hat that
looks like that down on the strip for a dollar
ninety nine or something. Anyway, I do want to point
out that I had to comment the other day in
in the or the yeah, the YouTube replay, saying that
they thought at this this one person thought that it
was a waste of time for me to go through
with the numbers earlier before we get into the handicapping.
He was more worried. He preferred me to go off
the top of my head. I've been thinking about this
for a while because everybody knows what the eras of
these things are and everything. I was just trying to
set it up a little bit. So if it's if
it's important, where where there's some value in that, I
will do it. But otherwise I'm gonna try to riff
off the top of my head a little bit longer
or a little bit more, and maybe the show will
go a little bit shorter because of that. We maybe
we can fit some more games in. So let me
let me just try that this week and see how
it goes. I did. I didn't give it to clients yesterday,
but I did bet on Cincinnati against Milwaukee. And the
reason why was I thought Milwaukee they'd set the record
with the fourteenth straight or whatever it was, and they
had this huge double header coming up today, so I thought,
of any importance that game yesterday was the least important
that they would have. They've already set the record, and
they had to set themselves up for this double hitter
here against the Cubs, which is more much more important
for the Cubs than it is for Milwaukee because Milwaukee
has an eight game lead on them and it went
both ways. Milwaukee doesn't even know how to lose where
it comes back and the Reds end up winning an
extra innings. So I got that victory. Now that's out
of the way. Now they can concentrate here on the Cubs,
Paroalta and Horton. Current line here is basically the Cubs
one twenty five and the total is about eight. Some
Milwaukee rested a few other guys yesterday. They didn't rest everybody. Obviously,
it's tough to rest everybody when you've only got twenty
five twenty six guys on the team, twenty six now
twenty seven if you have a double header, which they'll
have today. But uh, I've been more impressed by Parolta
this year than Horton. Horton's got pretty good numbers, but
his expecting numbers aren't as good, and if you take
a look at his stack gass page, he's getting more
lucky than anything. He's done a nice job, no doubt
about it, for the Cubs. But from a Stanley or
sorry pitcher standpoint, I prefer Parolta here, but I understand
why the Cubs are a slave favorite. If most people
take a look at these two teams, if either one
of them are on a big winning streak, they would
say the Cubs are probably the better team. Maybe they are,
maybe they're not. But the line seems fair to me
here with Horton in the one twenty five range. But
because they need the game morals and Milwaukee does, I
will pass on it. But they do have two games today,
the second part of the doubleheader. At this point, it's
undecided on both sides.
Speaker 1: So I know it's it's gonna be Chad Patrick for
the Brewers. I don't know exactly who the Cubs are
gonna use, but I know it's Patrick for the Brewers.
Speaker 2: That's the thing with the Brewers is there's so low
to a starting pitching. They've got guys that should be
up in the majors that aren't right now, and so
I'm not concerned at all about the starting pitching for
the Brewers here. The need is there for the Cubs
the Cups. Cubs get swept in the series somehow, their
season is over. If they lose three out of four,
if they won't win the division. Probably we've got, you know,
less than forty games left in the seasons, so these
are important games. I I'm gonna pass on this.
Speaker 1: The Cubs are one. A chief Cub on Twitter, who
is a Cub season ticket holder here to talk Cubs baseball,
says it's very likely Jamison ty On for Game two
for the Cubs. And there's another beat writer MLB guy
that is confirming that that says Tyn will be the
starter for Game two. So go ahead, TV. What do
you think about that?
Speaker 3: Generally? I think most professional sports betters or regular sports
betters would say they generally stay away from a game
two of a doubleheader. There's reasons why that the lineup's
not announced until after the first game. You don't know
if their best hitter will get injured in the first game.
You don't know how many bullpen pitchers they're gonna use
in game one, So there's a lot of X factors
for betting a game two. So obviously I'm gonna stay
away from Game two Game one. Before I get to it, guys,
I have my MLB play out for today already. I'm
sure these guys are gonna have something up as well.
We always put free plays up on our page, so
see that ticker down there. You can check our pages
out at wager Talk. I have my picture projection PDF
up downloadable for free as well, so go grab that
and I'm gonna use that PDF in this cap. I
like the Brewers here, and the reason I like the
Brewers is because Chicago's bats are a little cold right
now in current form. I got them ranked twenty. That's
not a little cold, that's ice cold. Best hitters on
Chicago's team Horner and and Suzuki. I know they have
a couple of other ones, but neither one of those
guys bat well against Parlta throughout his career if you
look at So this is what's good about the numbers
that I put out there. I put out each pitcher
how they perform against the batter, the the batters they're facing,
and I project their outs and their strikeouts. So Peralta,
he's got a one to sixty five batting average against
versus these batters in a five ninety six OPS. Anything
under seven fifty, as I've said before, I think is good.
So given the fact that the Cubs are in a
little bit of a quagmire with their bats there. I
don't see them scoring a lot in this game, which
makes me think that Milwaukee might might avenge their loss
from last night. Perhaps t D.
Speaker 1: I'm very much in agreement with you the fact that
you're probably getting the Brewers at plus money in both
games in this doubleheader. I would only probably look to
find a place to bet the Brewers, and it may
be game two Patrick first tie on, and I'll just
talk about generally why I think the Brewers are value here. Okay,
So Brian, as he said yesterday, they were always gonna
lose one. You know, they rested a couple of guys yesterday.
I think they brought in was it Anderson that they
brought in someone to close the game that they normally
would not have brought in to close the game. I
don't think they expected to be up in the ninth
inning the way they were, kind of like, you know,
out of nowhere, taking the lead like that. So again,
I just think yesterday was more of a not a
throwaway game, but it was just like, hey, if we win,
we win, that's great. If not, we have an eight
game lead in the division. I also don't think, like, listen,
this is a five game series, so we're playing to
today and it's Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, So like, yeah, theoretically,
the Cubs, I mean, let's say the Cubs were to
pull off a five game they'd be back in the
division race. But I don't even think the Cubs are
thinking that that's a possibility. I think the Cubs at
this point are battling it out for the wild card.
So it's like, but I do think odds makers and
betters look at that a little bit and they're like,
oh my god, this is so important for the Cubs.
It's a must win. So let's juice the the let's
bake that into the number, right, Let's make it minus
one twenty six on the Cubs instead of minus one
ten where it probably should be. And I think you're
gonna see that in both matchups. Now. I haven't even
seen a line for Game two, Like I haven't seen
a price for Game two. I'm assuming it's gonna be
similar to the price for Game one, because I don't
think the books are gonna put like if it's patrick
and tie on which it is at this point, I
think we can pretty much say that that's what it is.
And the Game one line with Horton and Peralta is
like what Cubs minus one twenty five. I think right
now minus won twenty six. I think you're gonna get
a similar line in Game two. So you give me
eighteen innings of Brewers against Cubs, and I'll go back
to what Tokyo Brandon said. The Cubs are not They're
not just not hitting right now. This has been going
on for a while. I mean they were, they just are.
They haven't been hitting for like a month. And you know,
you even look at that Pirates series. I talked about
the Pirates on Friday. We cashed nice four percenter, which
I gave out on the show on Friday with the Pirates.
Cubs didn't hit in that game. They didn't hit all series.
And it's not like they face schemes, right. I think
he's pitching today. We'll talk about that one in a second.
The Cubs managed two runs in a loss on Friday,
the three to one win. On Saturday, they scored two
in the eighth when the Pirates finally ran out of relievers,
and then yesterday four runs on six hits. Like this
team's not hitting at all. Now, could the Brewers go on,
Could the Brewers maybe not have the best series here
because they just came off this crazy win streak. Yeah,
I guess so. But if we're just looking at this
doubleheader and you're gonna give me Brewers plus money in
both games, I don't think they lose both of these games.
So again, I don't I don't know exactly how I
want to bet it. I don't know if I want
to like necessarily play against the Cubs in game one.
But let's say the Cubs win another close game in
game one. Chad Patricks like the perfect twenty seventh man.
He knows his role in the organization. I just think that,
like he's going to be totally fine, knowing he's gonna
come up, start and probably go back down. He pretty
much always gives you the same solid effort. I think
Brewers in game two is a look here, especially if
the Cubs win a close one in Game one. All right,
let's let's move let's move on. Let's talk about here's one.
Mark Mars. First of all, I gotta pull this comment
up Premium Picks. Oh one, since I feel like I'm
at a zoo. I'm watching three goats that that is
very kind of you, and that's also very funny. Thank
you for uh, you know, tuning in on a daily basis.
Also TV, I got a five percent play up. I
probably should promote that because I will definitely get scolded
if I have a five percent center and don't come
on here and let you guys know. So, it's been
a really good baseball run for me, an overall run,
and five percenter is up, So I want to get
that out there and now go back to Mark Martin
because he says, Angels team total is what I played earlier.
It's plus money. Brian Leonard the Reds to win that
game yesterday. I believe they used all three relievers that
they used on Saturday to close that game out. I
think Pegan Ashcraft and Santien Saint Tillan Santien, I don't know, anyway,
I believe all three pitched on Saturday as well. So
Mark Martin says Angels team total and it's plus money
even before I dig into it. That makes a lot
of sense because the Reds bullpen isn't great as it is.
Are you seeing it the same way?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pagan Centillion, Ashcraft all pitched and Barlow pitched two
in the last three days. That leaves them with suitor
may kind of like May a little bit though, a
suitor May Mal, who's who's been successful in Phillips. So yeah,
they're going to be a little shortthaded in this game.
The let me give you the current line. We've got
Singer going against Medros, Medros be league making a second start,
I think for the Angels, Cincinnati comes in about a
one ten, one fifteen favorite total of nine to the
over since the coming off that big comfort behind win
and it has to travel across the country to face
the Angels, a team that has been really up and
down all season long. If you take a look at
the leaderboard for the last two weeks in the WRC plus,
the Angels are hitting pretty well. They attacked at one
on nine and Cincinnati's down to seventy eight. And considering
Cincinnati had just played some games at home, which is
a good hitter's ballpark, tells you that Cincinna is not
hitting well right now. From a starting pitcher's standpoint, Singer
has been up and down, started the really well struggled
as of late, but it's come on. I think I
think the Angels have a good chance to score runs.
We're looking at a total of nine. Let me get
a quick look at that team total here. The team
total is four and a half, about even money or
plus one ten for cincinnat I got scored five, Scott,
it's gotta score five runs against the Cincinnati team. It
all comes down to how long Singer can go in
this one. Let's see his last few starts here, see
how long he's been going. And of course that's not
showing up on my computer. Okay, so yeah, I understand it.
I kind of like what we're talking about here in
a high scoring game. I do want to point out
in the Cubs game, the wins blowing in a little bit,
but both of those guys are expectedly raised about full
run higher than there. They're actually ra so slightly and
slightly to the over in that game we were talking about,
But this one's slightly in with the Angels. But other
than extension sugar stakes below the gaverage and everything. So
a lot of times you'll get guys who are new
to the league or an unknown picture, and nobody wants
to back them. I wouldn't mind backing them here. I
think the Angels have a little bit of value, and
I wouldn't argue with the team total.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brian's a nice guy, he said. At the beginning
of the show, people were saying stuff about his numbers.
I'm not as nice as Brian. So you guys can
if you don't like the way I'm analyzing games, and
you know, mute, mute while I'm talking, because I'm not
changing anything for anyone. So this is our show and
this is how we're doing it. Too bad. So you
guys are putting some really funny comments. Now some people
are writing in Japanese. That's funny. I don't have much
of a read on the manderoskuy so I don't really
have a big read on him. So, but he can't
be better than the singer in my opinion.
Speaker 2: Maybe he is.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but he's unproven. There's no doubt about that.
We've got two really bad bullpens. Cincinnati's bullpen in current form,
I got him ranked twenty fifth. That's bad. Angel's not
much better at twenty first. We got two bad bullpens,
and we got two lineups that are actually hitting quite
well right now. So if anything, I would agree with
Brian and saying over in this one, I'm probably not
gonna play it because there's too many X factors. And
also one thing that kind of scares me. If you
download my picture projections at my page at wager talk
dot com, you'll see that Singer has a two nineteen
average against versus these batteries, which kind of scares me
a little bit. But just because he's done that in
the past doesn't mean he's gonna do that every game.
That's why, you know, nothing is one hundred percent lock,
and that's why we lose bets sometimes. But if anything,
I don't know, avoid Singer and maybe take the Cincinnati
team total over or even the game total over. Maybe
I won't play it. There's just too many maybees for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, game total over certainly makes sense. We talked about
the Reds bullpenish, you know, sort of usage. I was
on the Angels yesterday. That was an interesting game, to
say the least. I felt like they blew that lead
for me twice and I was about to take a loss,
and then Kenley Jansen wiggled out of a jam in
the ninth. Then the Angels put up six runs in
the tenth inning for an eleven to five extra innings win.
So we'll start there. Kenley Jansen through twenty eight pitches,
He's not going to pitch today. That was twenty eight pitches,
and every one of them was a sweat, Like every
one of those pitches, because right off the bat it
was like first I think he gave up like a
leadoff double or something like. Right off the bat it
was an issue, and so he really worked hard. I'd
be shocked if he's out there again today. So again
you have boot bullpen issue on bullpen usage on both sides.
As Brian said, the Angels have hit I really want.
I thought I was gonna tell I'm actually not totally
against taking the reds. As I've talked about on the
show a couple of times, like Brady Singer is a
guy that I've probably been higher on than the market.
He started off really good. He then was awful for
a stretch, and now we're I think we're seeing Brady
Singer sort of you know, if we're looking at his
roller coaster type season. He's on one of his inclines
right now. Last time out, six shutout innings against the Phillies,
six strikeouts, no walks, two starts to go against the Braves,
six scoreless, ten strikeouts, one walk, and then that's start.
Before that, he pitched into the eighth inning against the
Raves and at eight strikeouts. So I don't know how
long it's gonna last because we've seen him go the
other way at times. But right now, Singers is on
one of his runs of good form and I don't
really want to bet against that now. Madeiros is someone
I've I've watched pitch quite a bit. Uh, He's been
at Triple A Salt Lake for the majority of the
past couple of seasons. He's still a younger guy, he's
only like twenty four, but he's been at Triple A
for a while. Like he you know. I So this
is just eye test, This is just watching him pitch
like he his stuff doesn't jump off the page. Like
let's say, you know, let's say like watching Nolan MacLean
pitch at Triple A, which I got to see in
person a few times here, I could have I knew
he was gonna look good. I didn't know. I didn't
bet it, but like that's someone where you watch him
pitch at Triple A and you're like, yeah, this guy's
probably gonna be pretty freaking good. Like and I'm and
it's one start, but I'm just saying you can you
can see it when you're watching him at Triple A.
Madeiro's It's like I've always kind of sort of rated
him as like a very average sort of Triple A starter.
Went back and looked at some of his numbers. It
was very like not surprised, but it kind of like
it kind of validated I guess the next point on me.
You know, he's got a good era, but some of
the other stuff, like the whip is very high. You know,
he had a good month last month, but his whip
was one five to five, batting average against was like
two forty seven. So I just I don't know if
he's going to be like a great MLB pitcher. He
might be a guy that stays around for a while.
That can you know that, because he he can navigate
a start at Triple A. He's been doing it for
a couple of seasons, but now throw him against the
Reds lineup. Going off of memory here, Brian, I can't
remember who he pitched against last but I think he
went like three or four innings and wasn't anything special,
so kind I want to say again, go ahead. I'm
just saying, like, if I look at the two starters,
I feel like the upside is Singer continuing to pitch well,
because we know when Singer gets in a little groove,
he can be very good. Like if you go back
to the beginning of the season, they talked about his
pitch mix and in updating that and he had a
great month of April struggled, but it feels like he's
back in that form right now, especially with the increase
swing and missed from the strikeout. So I just think
there's so much more upside to the Reds here. And
I really do think the Reds are the better of
these two teams. Like if you're just saying who's the
better team to me, no brainer, the Reds. And they
have some of the same issues with the bullpen. Reds
is Like, So, because I have a five percent around
and I'll use this to promo myself again one more time,
five percent play, I am gonna probably give anything else
I play today for free. The Reds is on that list. Actually, Brian,
I'm gonna put that in the parlor. Reds is gonna
be my parlay. So we'll go Reds money line in
the parlor. I gotta sit here and think about the
bullpens for a second. But you made a point about it.
Is it May that's available. Who's the one you said
available that you may?
Speaker 2: Yeah, May is the one I think is if they're
gonna have to close a game, he's He's probably the
guys gonna do it. We're looking at about a one
twelve right now here on Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well we'll take that. And like you said, like
you know, they did use Pegan, Santillon and Ashpath, but
the Reds bullpen is not really their strength and it's
not like they're like they have like these amazing leverage
guys you can't live without. So yeah, I'll go Red's part,
like that might actually make the client card go ahead, Bright.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just want to touch on Madro's career. Yeah,
you mentioned he's only twenty four. He's already pitched in
three seasons. This is his third season pitching in the majors.
The numbers are ugly. His career are a eight point
two seven and his whip is two point zero two,
But keep in mind he's only throwing sixteen point one
innings overall, so uh, three innings, five and a third
eight innings for the last three years, we really don't
know what is obviously. I was a small lot of
sample size here for him. Yeah, I agree. I kind
of like the over a little bit more. Uh, Singer's
been very hot and cold all season long. But the
Angels has some nice power and they're playing at home here,
So I prefer if I had to play something that
play the over a little bit. But luckily we don't
have to play all these games.
Speaker 1: If you can get an over I was just scanning
the market real quick. If you can get an over nine,
I think some sites are at nine and a half
plus money. If you can get an over nine, I
that that makes a lot more sense. So like if
you can find like a nine minus one twenty, I
think that's uh yeah, I think that that makes sense
for sure. All right, let's go back. There's another another
good comment here, Mike Scott. He says, good morning, fellas,
How can I convert my friends' brains from thinking two square?
We like to put in parlays together. I want them
to think value plays like y'all have taught me taught
me just have them watch the show, say, guys, tune
into the show and and you know then they'll start
to think like you are, like we do. So anyway,
appreciate the feedback, and yeah, well let's continue on here.
I see the chatter in the chat talking about our
guy Jack Flaherty. So this was one that I that
interests me as well. I know Sean. I know Sean
has been like mostly right. So Sean's a Tigers fan
and he's been mostly correct on Flarity at least him
being good for a stretch. Now, I know he hasn't
been as good of late, and neither have the Tigers.
But Brian Leonard, this is this is like feels like
the spot where it's maybe time to jump back in
with the Tigers a little bit. I'm not high on
this Astros team, and Arragetty hasn't really been a guy
wanded back since he's come back. They've also had a
little bullpen usage from the weekend. So is this your
spot to jump back in with the Detroit Tigers at
home as a favorite right here?
Speaker 2: Not in this price range. We're looking at about a
one fifty five with the top.
Speaker 1: Wow, Eric, what was that that moved I think the
Tigers before I came on the show were like minus
one thirty minus one thirty. Say they must have just
taken money like big time. If that's the.
Speaker 2: Case, Yeah, I don't know. From what I see, it
would open at one forty and I was up to whatever.
Eric Getty's a guy who I was excited to see
come back, but he hasn't performed very well still coming
back from injury. It's gonna take him a little bit
while of a while here. Houston is getting a few
guys back, at least they're supposedly no longer injured, including
their big bopper. So we'll see what happens here. But
that's a team that needs a little bit more offense. Flaherty,
he's not been nearly as good this year as he
was last year. In fact, in twenty twenty three wasn't
very good either, So I do have my concerns with him.
His barrel right in the fourth percentile really bothers me.
And he gets away with being a fly ball pitcher
because this is a good pitcher's ballpark. But I don't
know if I'd look to back him on general basis.
He's just very consistent. As I mentioned, to Araghetti comes
in with a six point three eight ERA four point
five eight expected, and the whip is high one point
four to seven. He's always had a high whip. This
is the second season his career numbers are four point
seven four ERA one point four to one. Whip got
great extension, and his whip rate's pretty good expect to
batting average, but he's had walk problems. Last year ten
point three percent walks, this year thirteen point one. So
I kind of like the over here is I don't
trust either one of these pitchers here. I know it's
a pictures ballpark, but we could still get you know,
eight and a half out there and get that over
without having to pay much juice. That would be the
way I would look as of right now. I don't
trust either one of these starters. And you know, they
do have some pretty good hitters in these lineups. They're
not completely all the way through, like like I mentioned
earlier in the season for Detroit was but there's still
pretty good batch at the bottom of these lineups. So
I kind of like the overer in this one.
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our free plays out as well. Regarding this game, I
think the Tigers is the only way to go. Astros
bats are pretty cold right now. I know they just
came off a couple wins, but they're cold right now,
and their bullpen is not performing well at all. I
got the Astros bullpen ranked twenty five in current form
very bad. Tiger's not much better, but still better is better.
I got them ranked seventeen batting Tiger a lot better
than the Astros right now according to my numbers, and
Flaherty is very average starting pitcher. He's a lot of
people are gonna say he's a great home pitcher, but
he's not really a great home pitcher. It's just he's
terrible on the road. So it makes him look better
at home. He's almost got a four ERA at home,
which is not great. But the Astros bats are really
cold right now and are getty. He's walking seventy one
percent of the batter as he's striking out. That's a
huge walk grate. He's gonna get in trouble here. I
think I think Detroit's gonna score more than Houston, which
means usually when you score more than the other team,
you usually win the game. So I would say the
Tigers are gonna win this one. I haven't played it yet,
but all of my numbers point that way. They just
don't point definitively that way, but they do all point
that way.
Speaker 1: I knew I wasn't crazy, Sean said Tiger's remindus one
twenty five at seven am. G said he already played
Tigers minus one forty. I think they were minus one
thirty five when I was sort of doing my notes
this morning. So yeah, the Tigers absolutely took money, and
rightfully so I would not. I would not play the
Tigers now at the current price because I'm just not
gonna take a price that's thirty to forty cents worse.
But if you already have the Tigers in your pocket.
I think it's a good bet. Brian talked about errag Getty.
So if you go back a couple of weeks, I
talked about Arrogetty when he came off the IL and
I said, I felt like the Astros rushed him back.
I felt like he probably should have had at least
one more start at TRIPAA, and he came back. In
that start. He came back three and two thirds against
the Marlins, eleven hits, five runs, not very good. Last
time out, he actually survived against the Red Sox, but
still five walks, three strikeouts. And that's always been the
thing with Aragetty is is he he's got the good
swing and miss stuff, but if he's not on, if
his command isn't there, he throws too much out. So
he throws too many what you would call non competitive pitches,
meaning he's out of the zone and not no one
in Major League Baseball is going to swing at them.
If you go back to the beginning of his career,
his first couple starts, that's what he struggled with because
he was getting a lot of swing and missing the minors,
and then he got up to the big leagues and
it's like, oh no, Like these guys don't swing at
that pitch up here, they're just too good. He was
able to work around that and actually had a run
where he was really pretty solid and he was getting
a lot of strikeouts. Right now, he doesn't clearly doesn't
have that command, probably because he came back from injury
mid listen Tokyo. Brandon will tell you being around baseball
guys forever, it is very difficult, especially for a pitcher
to shut it down in the middle of the season
and then come back and not have some sort of issues.
And it's even tougher when you don't get like a
month to really iron it out at Triple A, right
And they didn't give him that he didn't have that
long He kind of you know, I think he had
like one or two starts and it was right back
in the big leagues. And this is still a young
guy in his second season that has never had great
command overall, and so you rushed him back. Now he's
he's it's not clicking, and he's got to go out
and start on the road tonight in Detroit. Eight and
two thirds innings since he's come back, eight walks like
can't happen, not gonna win, not gonna win a road
game against a good team. Uh and if Flaarty could
be even a little bit respectable, which yeah, he hasn't
been great his last two starts, but for the most
part he's been pretty solid. I think the Tigers are
gonna be in a good position to win. So I
think whoever's bet the Tiger's already great bet, maybe maybe
use it in your parlay at this point because at
minus won fifty five minus one sixty, uh, the value
is gone in my opinion. So uh yeah, good good, uh,
good conversation there, And that'll be an interesting one to
watch because those two teams are, I can like, kind
of similar in the sense like they're you know, not
having as good of a run as they did earlier
in the year. We'll see who gets back to being
the playoff caliber team. Okay, let's continue on. I'm gonna
grab one from the chat here. I saw I saw
another one that people wanted to talk about. Let me
see here's one. Let's go to Jose Perez. I believe
he's talking about I believe he's talking about Oh yeah,
he is talking about Trevor Rodgers right here, and this
was a game that interested me a little bit. So
Trevor Rodgers. You know, I still think it was an
awful trade, Brian Leonard, it was an awful trade to
give what they gave up for Trevor Rodgers last year.
I believe it was Stours and Norby they gave to
the Marlins. So terrible trade. But Trevor Rodgers are starting
to look like the guy they maybe wanted last year
at the trade deadline when they were in the playoff race.
He's been very good. Now he's on the road here
against the Red Sox. Jose Perez says he likes the
over outs, so I'll leave that to you and then
maybe TV can jump in on the outs over since
that's his thing. Orioles Red Sox at Benway Park, Tye,
what do you think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bremanton has made some comments about certain teams and
players and has backfired. I think we can all take
into account that we really did not like this Rogers trade.
But I apologize to Trevor Rodgers. He's pitched so much
better this year than I expected. Comes in with that
one point four to three ERA zero point eight one whip.
He has got a lot of red on his on
his statcast page. His hard hit rate is in the
fourth percentile, which really stands out considering his ERA. Fourth percentile,
you know, you don't see that for guys that have
an under three e RA. But his numbers have been
very good and I expect that to continue. They saw
something in him, and he's pitching more like you did
in that really big year for the Marlins dustin May
four point sixty seven e R, a one point three
to five whip on the season, a lot of blue unfortunately,
and now he's playing in a very good hitters park.
Didn't understand why Boston wanted to bring him in here.
They work out in the future. I don't know if
it's working out this season for him. He's got a
lot of blue on his on his cards, so it's
not something I'm looking forward to from from backing him.
We're looking at the line right now, getting a little
bit of hits all around, but we're looking at about a
one twenty favorite for Boston here and eight to the
over twenty in the total. I said coming into the
season that if I was going to play Baltimore games,
I was going to play him over for the most part.
The offense has been a little bit disappointing this year.
The pitching has been basically what we thought it was
going to be a lousy starting staff. So with a
total of eight in Boston, that's low, isn't it that
I'm not I don't see that very often. And even
though Rogers I really like, I think Baltimore is going
to get to May a little bit. Let me take
a look at the Baltimore team total that may have
some value. It's three and a half to the over
minus one thirty five or so. That would be what
I would prefer. I think he scored four runs in
Boston against May. Let's go Baltimore over team total. I
may end up using that as my parlay, but as
of right now, that's just a feeling. And they still
have some pretty good hitters in that Baltimore lineup. It's
just been very striky. So that's the way I'm looking
at this one right now.
Speaker 3: To the person who put in the comments, Trevor Rodgers
over seventeen and a half outs recorded, you have been
reading my now. I actually put that out as a
free play earlier.
Speaker 2: In the day.
Speaker 3: While everyone in the United States were sleeping. As soon
as this came out on DraftKings, I jumped all over it.
And here's why. Trevor Rodgers has been really good this season,
better than when he was with Miami, much better. I
don't know what happened. Maybe he needs to be tested.
I don't know what's going on, but he's been pitching
great and against these batteries. He has a two hundred
average against in a five twenty seven ops against. That's great.
It's only thirty at bats sample, but okay, fine, he's
on the road today, So how's he doing on the road. Well,
forty plus innings pitched, he's got a one ninety nine
ERA on the road. That's pretty good. So combine that
together with and if you download my newsletter for free,
my Pitcher Projections pdf. I call it a newsletter. Maybe
it's not technically a newsletter, but you'll see that. I
project Trevor Rodgers at nineteen point eight outs recorded because
in his last few games he's been going over over
over over look at his last starts seven innings, six innings,
eight and seven six six point two, six point two.
I mean, well it's technically six point six, but so
I mean why is he seventeen and a half outs recorded,
which is six innings? Makes no sense to me, So
I'm all over that over. I only put one percent
on it, though, so because my innings projections have been
a little bit cold, my money lines have been hot,
so I'm not risking too much on it. But yeah,
I like his over seventeen and a half. Baltimore might
win this game too. Their bats are a little cold,
but they might win.
Speaker 1: I think they have a great chance to win. And
to just go off of the pitching outs over, I
mean they do kind of the Orioles do kind of
need length from their starters. They you know, they traded
away was it Sodo? Two of them? I think they
traded Sir Anthony Domingez to the Blue Jays. I believe
they traded Sodo to the Mets. So you know this
is this was never a deep bullpen in the first
and now they've traded some of their better guys. So
if they're if they're in a winnable game and their
starter is keeping his pitch count down, you can pretty
much rest assured that they're gonna let him go the
full allotment because they just they don't have like a
like much down there in the bullpen, yet like so
that I think that favors the over outs as well.
Too little, too late for the Oriols. It's it's actually
unfortunate that they were so bad out of the gate,
because this is not a bad baseball team. I think
you watch them like you look at what they're doing
right now. Man, if they were if they were like
where the Rangers are, or let's say the Rays, or
like the Royals, I'd be like, you know what, this
team might have a chance there. They might be in
the mix. They I like the way they're hitting. I
still think they have a good enough group of players
from a talent perspective. They kind of rake right handed pitching,
So I don't have much faith in Dustin May here,
don't they. They don't play as well on the road,
which is I guess a concern. But like when you're
talking talking about getting Rogers as opposed to like Brian
pointed out May, I'm not quite sure what the Red
Sox were doing with that. I think they I think
they wanted Joe Ryan and didn't get him and just
like sort of made the knee jerk move, like, hey,
we have to make a move because we're in it,
we need like, but May was never the answer there
in my opinion, And I think you're you have a
great starter in Rogers who has shown no reason. He's
shown really no reason to doubt him. And yeah, Brian,
that the hard hit rate is is puzzling, because how
are you how are you throwing up those numbers as
a starter but giving up hard hit it makes no sense.
But the thing is all of his other numbers and
metrics are so good that I'm like almost willing to
just ignore that at this point because he's been so
good everywhere else that I see no reason to doubt him.
So you want to talk about, you know, plus money, Orioles,
Orioles hit right hand pitching, Orioles are playing well, I
don't mind it. Slick Vick said he's healthy now, Yeah
that matters, And Trevor he's you know, are okay. So
Trevor's commenting on May, which is a good I love
that the Devil's advocate. I always want to see both sides.
He said, May tweak this pitch mix and looked really
good last time out against Houston. Yeah, it's a good
point as well. But for me, the way the Oils
are playing right now. You give me this Orioles lineup
against the right handed pitcher you have. Basalo just got
called up. They're gonna give Dylan Beaver some playing time.
Two guys I've been excited about the minor league level.
Jeremiah Jackson's kind of been great since he was called up.
So you got some of these younger guys in the mixed.
The Oriols are an exciting team to me right now.
I'll be looking on spots to play them. I thought
about it here, haven't got to win, got to the
window with it yet, but the only way I would
play this game is the Orioles just to think they're
better than the market at this point. And Colin Gregory says,
Colton Kowser's back. That's a guy that they missed for
stretches this year. So that's I think they're an exciting
team right now. All right, we got to do that one.
Adam Batman Westbury in the chat welcome In says, are
the Jays gonna hit up Skeins Toronto plus money is
very inviting. I was dead wrong. Last week the Brewers
took it to Paul Skeins and Brian Leonard. Are we
getting to the end of the season where skeens Maybe
it's just like I'm on this bad team. It's August.
I don't know, like, is there is there any reason
for him maybe not to go full tilt and risk
like injuring himself or like something stupid happening on a
team that's so far out of the race because he
didn't look good. He didn't look like himself at all
against the Brewers, and now he faces a Blue Jays
lineup that can knock the cover off the ball. So
how are you seeing this one?
Speaker 2: I think Paul Skins is pitching for Paul Skins as
opposed for pitching for the Pirates. He seems to be
very ray cerebral. He knows he's good. If you take
a look at his routines. He does a lot of
things a little bit from Miserawski's kind of picked up
after him. But he's an independent guy. He's out there
trying to prove himself. Obviously free agencies in his future,
so I think he's You're going to get the best
out of him every time he goes out there. His
hard hit rate is only a fifty second percentile but
everything else is really good. He's a guy that I
expect to pitch well, and it's up to the Pittsburgh
management to see how long he goes in these games.
Hearing thirty three innings last year and I was at
one forty eight. He does throw seven pitches, so he
throws everything five percent or more, so he's got a
full arsenal. I love that in case something's not working.
A lot of these guys, you know, we talked about
Ben Brown in the past with only three pitches and
really two. If one of his pitches isn't worker, well,
it's a long day for him. But Skins is able
to make the adjustments and I think you're going to
get a good effort out of him. Kevin Gousman comes in.
He's been a workhouse last three years, one to eighty
five innings, one eighty one last year. He's already up
to one forty two and a half. Uh. He's a
five ball pitcher. But this is a pretty good stadium
for pitchers, so I don't think that's gonna be much
of a much of a factor here if you ask me,
I think there's some little bit of value on Toronto
when you look at the w ORC plus over the
last fourteen days, Toronto's blown everybody away. They're at one
sixty five. The second best is Milwaukee at one thirty six.
Pittsburgh's dead last to seventy two. So we've got the
best hitting team in baseball the last two weeks going
against the worst hitting team in baseball the last two weeks,
and it's close to a pick them. It's we're looking
at about one ten favorite or so for Pittsburgh. So
it's really a toss up here. I think Toronto's the
better side here to get the team that is so
much better offensively than the opposition. And it's not like
Golesman's a bad picture. He's been a veteran, but he's good.
He's a good picture. Is he Skians?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: But I think there's value here on Toronto. I prefer
the Blue Jays in this press range.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the Blue Jays are basically better at everything
than the Pirates. The problem is, you've got the best
picture in MLB, well, one of the two. It's either
Scooball or Schimes. But what are the chances he has
two horrible games in a row. I just don't see it.
He's just too good. Uh. And I look at Gusman's
numbers against these pirates. Surprisingly they've rocked him in his career.
What does he have a three sixty four average against
him a one thy sixty one ops against these batteris
in his career. He's on the road, and he's got
a really good era on the road. So now I'm
conflicted is are the Pirates gonna actually break out and
hit him? Or is he going to be a good
road picture? Usually, so when I'm conflicted like this, I'm
not gonna play it. If anything, I would play an
under in this game because I just don't see Skeens
having two bad games in a row. Although Toronto is
the number four hitting team in MLB and they've been
ranked five or higher almost all seasons, so they they
have some boys who can put it over the fence.
I just don't see Skeens having two bad games in
a row. So all these conflicting things. Sorry to throw
out data and not make a play, but I'm not
gonna play this.
Speaker 1: That's hey, I mean, there's there's a it's a pretty
big slate for a Monday, So nothing wrong with sort
of getting through a game and realizing there's not much there.
I kind of agree with you because I'm with you
on the thought process that Skeins probably bounces back and
throws the ball well. But at the same time, like
Kevin Gossman is kind of tough to figure out, like
he's really a two pitch pitcher. This year, he's just
throwing two pitch. It's a fastball splitter and he gets
no ground balls. Yet he's having a very very good
season numbers to the too. I mean you talk about
like his whips like one oh five, okay, and it's
like you're not supposed to be able to do that
as a starter in Major League Baseball over the course
of a full season with two pitches. But he's a
veteran guys he locates and he's getting enough swing and
miss where where it's worked out for him. So it's
it's that makes it difficult because I'd like to I
think i'd like to play against him Gossman, but I
don't know if I want to play against the Blue Jays,
who I've sort of talked about in April and May
is as the team that they could be this team,
and now they become this team. So it's so it's
very difficult for me to fade them because this is
what I always thought they could be, and they sort
of turned into what I thought they were going to be.
So plus money, I guess I do see a little
value with the Blue Jays, because if you can survive
the starters, there's no question that you're gonna have an
edge in the later innings of this game with the
Blue Jays. The other thing is, you know the Pirates.
I watched most of that Comes Pirates series over the weekend.
Every game was close. The Pirates could have won all
three games they did win on Friday. So they just
played three very very tight, competitive games with a team
that I'm sure that they consider is, you know, a rival,
it's a division rival, and so to have to turn
around and kind of play this game today, and then
the fact that they do come out flat behind Schien
sometimes I don't know if it's because they think like okay,
like he's just gonna go six scoreless and whatever. That
makes me not want any part of the Pirates here,
So it would be Blue Jays or pass. But I
just don't know if I can get behind Gospin. Knowing
that schemes might come out pitch well, and I'd be
in trouble if he does that. So yeah, I don't
think I have anything here either. Travis in the chat says, oh,
go ahead, TV, Sorry about that.
Speaker 3: Just a quick point. I think the books, I've seen
this all year. I think they're overvaluing starting pitching. You
got a good starting pitcher, and the books just say, automatically,
just give him a really good number, despite the fact
that the bullpen sucks and they can't hit. And the
Pirates are a good example. Their bullpen is not well,
their bullpen is not terrible, but they can't hit, and
so just because Schemes is on the mound, they're getting
like minus one fifty or whatever it is, minus whatever.
There's no there's no way in the world the Pirates
are a better team than the Blue Jays, but because
they're starting pitcher, it shifts the numbers like fifty cents.
I think they're overvaluing starting pitching.
Speaker 1: It's a real conundrum too when the team is bad.
That's what makes it really difficult when you have when
you have an elite starter on a bad team, makes
for a very tough handicap and for kind of the
point you're making TV. It's like, how far are you
going to swing it? It's like if we put the
pirates in the Blue Jays next to each other, there's
no conversation, like the blue Jays are better in every
aspect of the game, but now you have to factor
in schemes. I agree with you, it makes it very,
very challenging. I always have a hard I always have
a hard time betting these type of games, and they
typically don't make my card. All right, Brian Leonard, do
you want to throw a game out? We're getting the
we're at the ten minute mark. Have we talked about
a game or have we not talked about a game
that you're considering for your parlay piece yet?
Speaker 2: Well, I think I'm gonna use one of the two
that I mentioned, But I do want to point out
the Dodgers go to Colorado. Here Dodgers coming off of
a huge hompstand where they swept the San Diego Padres,
and I talked about that earlier in the season, the
games that the Dodgers need to win or against division rivals,
and I was obviously not referring to Colorado'm talking about
San Francisco and San Diego and they came and they
played well, and uh so that's something to take a
look at. But now you know they're going on the
road to Colorado, which is always an adventure if you're
playing after you're playing somewhere else and it's your first
game there. Yeahmmotial is going. He's a huge favorite. He's
close to a three dollar favorite in many cases here
against Freeland. Kyle Freeland is the one guy who over
the years has been able to pitch pretty well in Colorado.
Now I'm not saying I'm gonna play Colorado here, but
you would have to think this is a little bit
of a letdown spot here for the Dodgers. There may
be some way to play Colorado. You're looking at a
total of eleven. Maybe you take you know, two and
a half or something and take Colorado. Just something to
keep in mind that I think has the letdown spot
for them there. Also, when I take a look at
today's card, the San Francisco San Diego game is a
game that I think has got a little bit of
a better Robbie Ray actually two lefties going against nest
Cortes San Diego. After being swept against the Dodgers, how
are they going to come back from that. Are they
a little bit depressed if they made all that ground up,
went into uh went in to play the Dodgers and
they were actually up a game going in that series,
and then the guests swap so emotional games for San
Diego and the Dodgers last three days. It'll be interesting
to see how these games play out.
Speaker 3: Regarding the DoD the Dodgers Colorado. Surprisingly, I have Colorado
ranked better at hitting and better in the bullpen right now,
which I didn't expect to see when I ran my numbers.
So this is why sometimes you have to cover the logos.
But despite that, I still have the Dodgers overall the
better team, just because the starting pitcher discrepancy where I've
Yamamoto ranked four out of thirty and I got Freeland
ranked twenty four out of thirty on a curve. So
despite slightly better hitting and a much better bullpen by Colorado,
I still have the Dodgers a slight favorite. But it's
a dangerous game. I mean, they just came off a
series with San Diego fighting for the lead in the
NL West, and then they have to go to Colorado
and play a game that everyone expects them to win
with their eyes closed. So these are the kind of
games and with their best pitcher on the mound, no doubt.
So these are the kind of games you lose sometimes,
which is crazy to say, but I don't expect the
Dodgers to lose. But that's just baseball. Sometimes these are
the games you lose, you know.
Speaker 1: Adam Westbury says you can get the Rockies plus three
for minus one twenty. I don't think that's a terrible
b and TV. I'll add some context to it, what
I you know, because people might tune in and be like,
you're crazy. The Rockies aren't a better lineup than the Dodgers.
They're not a betting hit hitting team then the Dodgers,
and they're not no one like no, the Rockies are
never in any conversation right now do they have a
better lineup or are they a better hitting team than
the Dodgers. But I think it is is acceptable to
say that this Rockies team, there's reasons to like this
lineup right now. They have hit of late. You've got
Ryan Ritter back, who's who you know, it was really
good at Triple A and you know he's definitely I
think he went two for four yesterday, warming Burnabel is awesome.
Like if you don't know who this guy is, go
go like he might be a star. I mean he
I know the Rockies ruined prospects like no other, but
he actually might be like a star. And I thought
that he was awesome at Albuquerque earlier this year. And
now he's been up for a little while. He's hitting
three oh four in the big leagues and the samples
getting up there. I mean he's been up, you know.
I think he's now played twenty five games in the
big leagues or something that like that, hitting three oh four,
he might he might be like a legit big leaguer.
I know the Rockies, you know, they bring these guys
up and they come up with hype and they never
pan out. That that's one that I could see panning out.
And then you talk about you know, Tovar missed a
good portion of the season. He's back, is back in
the in the Major. He's been back for a while,
but like he's starting to hit. Think he's bat in
like two to eighty. So TV I'm I'm I'm kind
of on board with like, hey, like this Rockies lineup's
not that bad. And if they're at home and they
can generate a little offense. And now you talk about
like Adams saying you can get a plus three at
minus one twenty, I mean the Rockies if they're like,
you know, they got a young man. The guy that's
managing the team now is like forty years old. I
think they've got some nice energy, Like there's still a
bad team, but you know, damn well, they're gonna go
out and like want to beat the Dodgers Like this
is like their this is like their super Bowl a
little bit. So I'm i'm I think I'm on board
with Trevor says love the Rockies team total over like, yeah,
you got Yamamoto in the elevation off the San Diego Series,
a great point that Brian made, and the Dodgers bullpen
has been shaky. I can get down with that. Rockies
plus three seems crazy to me, though that actually doesn't
seem like a half bad bet.
Speaker 2: If you can get the plus three minus one twenty,
I would play that. I'm seeing right now at plus
two and a half at plus one ten, so you're
only paying thirty cents more for the half a run
and eleven is not an outrageous total. We just saw
Colorado in the last series at twelves, so just because
the line is high does not mean there's still not
value there. So yeah, I may find a way to
play Colorado one way or the other here, either playing
the plus two and a half plus one ten or
maybe playing the team total over. But I think it's
definitely a let down spot. And the Dodgers have shown
this all year long. He's not like all of a
sudden they're gonna turn it on now. This is the
way they played all season long, and there's a chance
for them to have a letdown, they seem to have it.
And they've gone through a lot of guys obviously months
he's hurt again and they've got some other guys that
are still banged up a little bit, So that one
may make my card. I don't know if I'll use
it for the parlay here, but I do like Colorado
getting the two and a half for better.
Speaker 3: A little bit scary is Yamamoto is a really good
road picture. That's the only thing that scares me. But
he's a good road picture everywhere. But Colorado. This is
just a monkey ballpark, So this is not a typical
road game, So yeah, I would agree with that.
Speaker 1: Tokyo. Brandon, do you want to propose a game or
did you do? You do? You do? You know what
you're gonna use for the parlay? Yeah?
Speaker 3: We covered it already, but I'm going to take the
Tigers on the money line against the Astros. It's minus
one forty five where I'm seeing it, but that's going
to be my leg what we covered it already.
Speaker 1: So Brian, can I get a market price on Tigers?
Do they because they they might The other side might
take some money there, so I it might go back
to like minus one forty five minus.
Speaker 2: One one one fifty three right.
Speaker 1: Now, that's fine, it's a parlay, that's right. Yeah, it's
a probably we'll say minus one. Brian, do you know
what you want to lock in for the parlay right now?
Speaker 2: I do. Let me just write down his Detroit. I'm
gonna play the Baltimore team total over three and a
half at minus one thirty five. As I mentioned, and
you mentioned the guys that they had just brought up. Yes,
they are rookies and they were just getting their first
their first chance to play in the majors. But these
are two guys in Beavers and Bassalo that we've been
waiting on, and I think it's gonna rejolt. This Baltimore
team has also a lot of young guys on it.
And anytime you've called up in the minors with a
lot of these guys, you're friends with them, You're excited
for them. They've been reading about these guys. I think
Baltimore the rest of the season is going to happen
some value and to go against me. And I do
understand every team when you get trade to a new team,
they're going to work on a lot of your stuff.
One good outing isn't enough for me to buy into
May at this point. So I think Baltimore a score
four runs here, So that's what I'll use. Team total
over three and a half at minus one thirty five.
Speaker 3: I'd take Baltimore over three and a half in the
first inning.
Speaker 1: I mean, hey, listen, that that lineup's got crooked number potential,
Like there's no doubt about that. That's the one thing.
I'll go back to the point I made earlier when
we were handicapping that game. If they didn't dig themselves
that big of a hole, like they have such a
bad April in May and they dug themselves such a
big hole. This Orioles team would be playing their way
into into a wild card spot. I just don't think
they can do it from ten games out, obviously, but
the al this the American League is not great, and
this Orioles team, I think they're gonna be a team
you want to back from here to the end of
the season. Because of what Brian said. Basalo's a guy
I thought we might see him last year at one point.
You know, all these guys that have played together in
the minors, Dylan Beavers, Bissalo, Jackson and then like, they're
not far removed from the Jackson Holidays and the last Wave.
So it's still a very young team. That's the thing
you have to understand about the Orioles. They had success early,
like this is still a very young team. That's that's
still looking toward the future. I think you get a
lot of a good outings from the Orioles the rest
of the way. So Brian, I'm with you there at TV.
I love the Tigers call. That's that's a great spot
for them. So let's get let's hit one of these
We are getting dangerously close to being even on the season,
so we need this one right here. I'm gonna go
with the Reds. Go ahead. TV NO.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, can you recap it for them?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, So my leg is so three teamer. My leg
is Cincinnati Reds minus one twelve. Bryan Leonard's gonna go
Orioles team total over three and a half minus one
twenty five, and Tokyo Brandon is going Tigers on the
money line. That's the three teamer plus four forty two.
Go ahead, Brian.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I I'm a terrible promoter and myself, we've been
winning a lot of our four and five percent plays.
We're on a seventy eight percent run on four percent
in higher and we've turned a profit eight out the
last nine days. Unfortunately, at this point, I don't know
what my plays are. I'll continue to work on them
today and I will put them up. But all three
of us, I think are on pretty good runs, and well,
let's hopefully get one of these parlays. I blew it.
I guess on Friday, I guess my team lost him
was yeah, I went. I got three plays for clients,
I went too and one and of course the one
I lose the one to use in the parlor here,
So it happens. Parlays are hard to hit, especially three
teamers are higher. But let's say we can get one
for you today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got, I got an MLB play out already,
so go get that. Adam's got a five percent, Brian's
gonna put his out right after the show. Go to
our pages and see what we got up for free
as well.
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