Speaker 1: All right, guys, it's Friday. Welcome in. It's time for
Total Bass.
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talk baseball with you guys for an hour right here
on the Wayser Talk YouTube channel. So we kind of
started the show backstage, and I kind of was like, oh,
maybe we should go live and talk about this instead
of just the three of us, you know, without doing
it on air. So we're gonna start with Braves Mets
Brian Leonard. I just grab my tickets for the Syracuse
Mets game tomorrow night. I'm gonna go see Jonah Tong
pitch in What If the Mets Are Smart? Will be
his only appearance in Syracuse because they're on the road
the next two weeks. And if this guy is not
on that big league roster by September fifteenth, seeing what
they've got with him as someone that could potentially help
this year, that's a big problem in my opinion, because
the Mets have problems right now. Suddenly a team that
was twenty games over five hundred is now battling it
out for the final wild card spot, and I'm a
big believer that they need to lean into these young
starters or they might not make the playoffs this year.
It is a massive series for them in Atlanta starting tonight.
How are you seeing this one Mets briefs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, McLean getting his second start with the mess looked
really good in the first one. Unfortunately, I think when
a right hander comes up and has success first time out,
especially if he's a todded prospect. I believe he's number
sixty four coming into the season in Major League Baseball.
He was a Mets number three prospect. When they have
success right out of the gate, puts a lot of
pressure on him and it also makes the betting line
a little bit valuable. Here for Atlanta, they got Wentz going,
Who's a lefty, and we're seeing Wentz right now at
about a one ten favorite total eight and a half
to the over. I think McLain's the real deal. The
problem is, how do you trust this Mets team. They
continue to find ways to lose, and we talked about this.
They left the pitcher in too long again once again
Mania yesterday, and the coaching staff is doing a terrible
job on this team. If you ask me, I just
I just don't think they're They're doing well. They've got
all this big money into this team, a lot of
veteran players. They should not be losing the games that
they've been losing.
Speaker 1: The Reds wrongly.
Speaker 3: I believe one game behind them now in the last
wildcard spot, and I'm rooting for Cincinnati. I grew up
in Cleveland. The Reds were in the same uh, same state,
So we'll see how it goes. The Mats were much
better than what they've been playing. I'm very disappointed in
the way they've been going. But McClain against Wentz here.
Wentz is a guy that really has been a reliever
for much of his career. Came over, I believe, from
Detroit to Atlanta. He's looked pretty good so far in
the starting rotation. McLean comes in just a one game.
He threw five and a third struck out eight one
point one to three whip expected. The array was two
point zh six excuse me, two point eight six in
that game. He does throw six pitches, which is is
rare for you know, a young guy like that, and
his four seemer which is at ninety five point five
only throws ten percent of the time, so you got
to like that. I think he's the real deal. I
think he will he will perform very well for them.
I'm just afraid the expectation is so high after that
first game. Joey Wentz four point seven to two, e
RA four point nine expected one point three eight whip
great extension ninety third percentile, but his average eggs and
veloss is only the twelf percent tle walk grade fourteenth,
our hit twenty third. He only throws four pitches in
the change. He only throws one percent of the time,
so basically he's a three pitch pitcher, with his four
seemer being the number one pitch throws at forty six
percent of the time. That's always a good concern for me,
especially when you're going against a veteran team like the Mets.
Your total is eight and a half to the over
Here in Atlanta's usually a pretty good hitting ballpark. Let me
take a look at the park factors for today. Yeah,
it's it's basically playing a true even It's like minus
one percent overall for runs. So I would expect this
to be a high scoring game, even though the Mets
bullpen should be great, but we will see eight and
a half here. I kind of like the over here.
The Mets have not been that great of a hitting team.
Off and on. They've done really well that they do bad.
They're very consistent. But if I had to play this,
I would play the over here. Getting nine runs, we'll
get you that victory.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I don't have a big read on McLean. Isn't
it interesting though, remember way back before the All Star
break when I went on a ramp about how the
Brewer season is over that in that the Mets beat them,
and since that series, the Mets have gone plummeted downhill.
I said right during my rant that they're a World
Series contending team, They're far from it now, and the
Brewers have World Series aspirations at this point. So what
a different trajectory for these two teams, just opposite directions.
Mets are spiraling terrible coaching. I'm not real high on
the Brewers coaching either, but look, the Brewers are smashing it,
but the Mets are smashing it right now too. I
got the Mets rank number three in current form and
I got the Braves ranked two in current forms, so
I certainly would concur with an over in this but
the Mets bullpen is not performing very well where the
Braves bullpen is, so that would kind of I don't
have a read on mcclaim, but I do have a
read on Wentz. He's had four starts where he pitched
over five innings and he only got blown up in
one of them. That was against the aforementioned Brewers, So
I have a little faith in wins. I would take
the Atlanta Braves team total over perhaps in this one.
That would be the way I would go. I haven't
played it yet, though.
Speaker 2: There's a good chance I have this one up for sale,
but if I can find if I end up with
another play, I'll probably put the other play up for sale.
So I'm just gonna give it to you, Mets four percent.
Client play will be my parlay legue and listen. I
agree with so something Brian said, and now I can't
remember if we were talking or if.
Speaker 1: He said it on the show. I haven't had enough
caffeine yet this morning.
Speaker 2: But he's right. The Mets are. It's the coaching that's
a problem.
Speaker 1: Now. If they asked me to coach the team, which
they're not going to do.
Speaker 2: But I am right here in their you know, in Syracuse,
I could be at the Triple A Ballpark in a
few minutes.
Speaker 1: I'd be leaning into the young pitching.
Speaker 2: I really think that that's the Mets path to victories
is leaning into the young starters that they have in
their organization and taking some of these guys that have
under chieved, underachieved in the starter role and and turning
them into long relievers and just being like, hey, like,
we're still very much in the mixed TV you said
the Mets were a contender, said they're not anymore. I
somewhat disagree with that, Like there's still a lot of
of season left, Like, if this team figures it out
over the next couple of weeks, the Mets are still
very much a contender, and I think their path to
do that is to lean into these guys that the
league doesn't know much about, like a Nolan MacLean, who
I think my guy Colin Gregory in the chat was
like he's the real deal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like this he's gonna be very good now.
Speaker 2: To Bryan's point, could could he come but could he
get hit at some point? Like is he gonna come
up and just not give anything up for you? Know,
probably at some point, but I wouldn't. I want to
be surprised if he has a second good start here.
He looked really good at his debut, He's been great
at the Triple A level. He's his stuff.
Speaker 1: Is very good. Why why not?
Speaker 2: Why can't he he shut a Braves team down that's
nine games out yet.
Speaker 1: You know what? You know what's funny about the Braves.
Speaker 2: They've played as good as they've played, there's still nowhere
near being into the in the mix. I think that's
gonna start wearing on a team at some point with
with veteran guys like they have, like they've played as
good as they could play, there's still nowhere near being
in contention. I still think you're gonna see the Braves
sort of mentally check out at some point. I'm not
saying it's here, but I do think that they they will.
Colin said, thanks for the confirmation. Going to up my
bet now is my biggest lean already.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I I'm like I said, I'm still a believer in
the Mets, and I'm gonna lean into the young pitching
because I really like McLean. On the other side, Joey
Wentz is fine, but like what they've been getting out
of Wentz is unrealistic. I think to think he's just
gonna give you six seven innings of one run ball
and a lot of these starts. I mean, I don't
mind him as like a guy that like comes out
of the bullpen for three innings and shuts a team
down one time through, but like some of these outings
are just not like the Brewers game the TV brought
up is what I I kind of more expect from
Wentz as a starter, where he gets you know, maybe
he goes six innings, he's gonna give up like that
one gave up five runs. The Rangers game he pitched
UF four and a third gave up four runs. That's
kind of where I have him as a starter. If
you're gonna throw him in for three innings, Yeah, he
can wipe a team out for three innings, but as
a starter, I still think he gives something up.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking at the teams. He didn't give anything
up to the Royals. Well, they don't hit lefties the Marlins.
Speaker 2: Okay, Marlins can be hit or miss right like the Marlins,
sometimes they hit, sometimes they don't.
Speaker 1: And the Guardians, who couldn't be worse right like, that
lineup is atrocious.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna pump the Brakes here on Joey Wentz
a little bit. I think the Mets can get to him,
and anything strong for McLean is gonna put this team
in position to win, and maybe they'll they'll luck their
way into a win at the end of the game.
Like they've had leads, They've been right there at the
end of some of these games, can't get across the
finish line. But I do think that changes as well.
There's too many good relievers for it not to. So
Mets client play and the first leg of our parlay
go ahead.
Speaker 3: Brian, Yeah, Riley. They have mentioned that he is having surgery,
he will not be back this year, that he's been
out for a while, but still that hurts him and
it would not shock me if some of the other
veteran players for the Braves as the season goes on,
get less playing time. That said, if the Braves are
going to get up for any games, it'll be against
the Phillies and the Mets. Those are the two teams
that are the big rivels and in the division. So
that'll come later, but right now, the Mets and it's
for the Mets and the play If the Mets get
in the playoff, nobody's gonna want to play the I'm
just telling you that right now. Everybody's rooting for Cincinnati
to get there because Cincinnati, I think, is without the
playoff experience, without the veteran experience, they won't have as
much success in the playoffs. So but a good luck
on that. I won't be involved in that one myself.
Speaker 2: So it looks like it's Colin and I and no
one else. That's fine, Colin and I will bet the
Mets tonight. There is some serious Like I always like
laugh when it's like someone's like, Adam must have a
relative on the team. I gotta be honest, I could
care less about any of these thirty teams. Like that's
the one thing when you grow up in Albany, New York,
we don't have a team, so it's like you kind
of just become a baseball fan, like a lot of
people become Yankees fans, but like, I never really had
a team. Now, the reason I feel like I probably
am sharper than the market on a guy like Nolan
McLain is because I now live thirty minutes from Syracuse,
and I've watched him at the triple A level, probably
more than the books have. So guys get called up,
and I feel like the books kind of don't know
how to price them the first couple times around. I'm
willing to bet on the thought that he is better
than the average person coming up. I think his ceiling
is potentially like number one, number two type guy. I
think I saw something that sny tweeted out about, like
the spin rate on his slider or his curveball was
like one of the highest in the league this year
in his debut or something like that. Have to go
dig up that tweet. Listen stuff like that. The books
are reactive to guys getting called up. Okay, that is
probably the biggest edge you will find Benning major League Baseball,
which is a tough sport to find an edge TV,
and I'll find edges in Korea, Japan, Tripaa.
Speaker 1: The edges are more pronounced there. In the MLB.
Speaker 2: The books are very good, So I feel like you
have to take advantage of stuff like this, and I'm
going to try to take advantage of it tonight. So
listen if you're with me on the Mets grade. If not,
doesn't matter to me. I'll be on the Mets regardless. Okay,
let's go back to another big game. I think we
got this one.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: I think Brian got this one right yesterday and I
said there might be some late runs and there was
Red Sox Yankees got over at the end. And I
believe Brian Lanard that you kind of liked over there.
How about Roman Anthony. I don't think that ball is
landed yet. I don't know what Yeri de los Santos
was thinking when he threw that pitch, but that was
just an explanation point that I believe put the game over.
In the top of the ninth inning, Red Sox take
the opener. Do the Yankees with Max Freed on the
mountainous back today?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's I had somebody go into the chat later
on of the day and talking about it, and he
mentioned the wind was blown in a little bit. I says, yeah,
that that was probably enough to keep me off of it.
I liked it. Just about everything I liked on yesterday's
show work except for my free play cost us a parlay.
But yeah, we had a really good day overall. Just
about everything we liked cash. But yeah, this is a
different game today. I like the Red Sox in this one.
Anytime these two get together, for the most part, I'd
like to play the underdogs. And since the second half started,
Brian bell Bo has been so much better than Max Freid.
Max Fraid has been a bad picture the second half
of the season, and yet he's taking money after what
I thought was a high overnightline of one seventy and
I'm seeing, you know, up to one ninety in some places.
I don't understand that one at all. I have been
very much interested in the underdog here. Brian Bao three
point two three ERA four point four to one expected.
Granted he's due for some negative regression that tells you
that his whip is one point twenty six. His whip
rate is low, his strike out rate is low, but
he does throw six different pitches, although the slider just
one percent of the time, his four seamer only throws
sixteen percent of the time in his league average. But
when you go go with the Max Freid, his numbers
were fantastic early in the season, they have not been
nearly as good as of late. In fact, let me
get to uh, let me look that up here on
baseball reference another great website out there. At least take
a look at what he's done it is of late,
since let's say, let's go back his last five starts,
give up four earned runs, two earned runs, four earned runs,
four earned runs, seven earned runs, and he had only
once has he gone more than four and a third
inning or probably could be five and a third innings.
He is just not being good. Everybody thinks he's going
to bounce back. It would not surprise me if he
goes on the il. He does not pitch well in
this game. Here. His stats on the season would be
pretty good, but all that happened early three point two
six cra, three point sixty five expected one point one
two whips, so his regression is a little bit negative.
Here he throws a lot of different pitches. He throws
seven different pitches and all the slider only two percent
of the time. But or it could be the slurve.
But as they got an s L and SI, so
it's probably the slurb But regardless, he is not pitched
well as of late, and there's no way he should
be in this price range. Let's take a look at
the first five here and see if we can make
something out of this for Boston. Let's go team. Let's
take a quick look at the team total. Boston is
sitting here. Team total in the game of three and
a half even money, I want Boston. I put that
down as my parlay, thinking Boston team total over three
and a half and that's minus one ten. That's crazy,
especially you talked about the way Boston young hitters are
playing now. They brought in, you know, passed off from
the Washington Nationals. Is your starting starting first basement against lefty?
He'll probably come off the bench here. But this Boston
team's got a lot of depth offensively. And I'm just
not a big believer in freed and normally I pay
a lot of attention to these lid moves and I
unless there's injuries out there that I haven't read about yet,
why would I not play Boston here? This is kind
of a crazy line if you ask me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, guys, I'm pimping tonight. It's Friday night in Japan,
and I won my only Major League Baseball play yesterday,
which was the Royals. I figured they would come back
because they were the better team, and I won both
of my KBO plays tonight, So I'm feeling good, and
I'm not drinking fireball, but I did drink fireball before
the show. I just can't do it in front of you.
So regarding this game, I'm gonna have to go against
Brian here. I like the Yankees a lot. Here. I
like him for two reasons. One is the way Freed
has pitched against the Red Sox in his career, really
good numbers against them in forty eight bats against, a
one to seventy five average and a six seventy seven ops.
I like that a lot. And he's a pretty good
home pitcher as well. I agree with Brian though, and
my numbers agree with Brian that BeO is actually a
better pitcher than Freed. I do agree with that because
the numbers show it, and his expected numbers much better
than Freed's. Actually, his numbers against the Yankee batters are
fairly good, so it's not of a high confidence play.
But the second reason I like it is because the
way they lost yesterday. I just they're just finding ways
to lose, and their bullpen is more talented than this.
Luke Weaver is not as bad as he's been pitching,
but man, he's been bad. I think he's actually a
good picture. Though I don't know what's going on over there.
Williams was a great pitcher until he came to New York.
I don't know what's going on, but I think they
have too much talent in their bullpen, and I do
even with all the blow ups and all of the errors.
I mean, you got guys throwing the ball into space
on double plays. You know, it's like, what are you doing?
But I still think I still think Freed will hold
him down if you can't. If you can't put balls
into the into the field, then the Yankees can't screw
it up. So I kind of like the Yankees here.
Not a huge confidence play, but I think I think
they're gonna take this one. At least.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go back right to kind of my opinion yesterday,
and I won't I won't break the time.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let you guys both have your thing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say over again, I don't see why there
wouldn't be runs in this game. Again, eighteen hits in
yesterday's game, Yet there really wasn't a big inning. Every
inning was like every scoring inning was like one run.
And like I said, it took the Roman Anthony to
run seven hundred foot homer, which was awesome. You should
go if you haven't seen that, just go watch it
like ten times on repeat. I think I've watched it
twenty times already, and I wouldn't surprise be surprised Brian
if he gets one a little high and tight tonight
for that bat flip. He just kind of threw the
b and discussed to how far he hit that ball
last night. But the reason that's important is that put
the game over, and I feel like it barely went over,
but the game itself had eighteen hits, so.
Speaker 1: There was more scoring.
Speaker 2: And then you talk about look at the guys that
came out of the bullpen last night, Chapman, Whitlock, Matts
Weisser for Boston, the Yankees used Devaull, Lighter Weaver, a
lot of bullpen arms used last night. So I want
to be surprised. And you're getting that eight and a
half number, which is so important when it comes to
totals betting overs, because it really is like there's so
many ways to get to four, and then if you
get to four to four, it's a win, right, Like
it's like the difference between eight and a half to
like nine and a half when you're talking totals and
betting overs is so massive that I feel like when
you can find an eight and a half and then
one price at minus one ten, because that's the other thing.
Usually the eight and a half gets juiced, but it's
not going to get juiced here because you got freed.
And then I'll just sort of lean into Brian's sort
of belief that freed may be a little bit over
value at this point. I think eight and a half
is a great bet in this one. And again, this
has the feel of like playoff baseball, where if it
is a close game, it's a big time leverage spot,
and it's like it's tough to get out to those spots.
Speaker 1: The big leverage spot.
Speaker 2: At Yankee Stadium Friday night, important game for both teams,
so it's like there definitely could be some runs late
if you don't get them early.
Speaker 1: I think over and a half's a very good bet here.
Go ahead, Bran.
Speaker 4: I just want to.
Speaker 3: Both of you guys have a habit of saying what's
on your mind, So I'm gonna say what's on my
mind here.
Speaker 1: Let's hear it.
Speaker 3: Chick Ges Chisholm came out yesterday after Yankees had another
four errors and said he thinks this this infield is
full of gold Glove contenders. He has said a lot
of dumb things in his life, and that's just the
way he is. He's a happy, go lucky guy that
does that kind of things. This may be the dumbest
thing I've ever heard a baseball player say about his team. Now,
granted he's trying to build him up a little bit,
but he's part of the problem. He's a terrible fielder. Uh.
The shortstop with I don't know what he's doing now,
but he was leading the league and errors earlier this season.
They just the infield. The defense is terrible. The outfield
they playing Stanton in the outfield that they left the
rookie couldn't play the outfield. That was the problem coming
into the season. This could be one of the worst
contending teams defensively I have ever seen in Major League Baseball.
And it is going to come back and han them.
They're bad base runners, they don't play defense. Uh. They're
all a bunch of big name guys living off their
reputation and they live in and they're in New York City.
They made it at all? Who knows, but that is
a dumb quote.
Speaker 4: Let me up that. Let me up that Aaron Boone
yesterday in his postgame interview said or in his post
game whatever they call it interview said that the Yankees
fielding is on par with other teams in Major League Basic.
This is how disillusion this is how dissilusion this team is.
Theyre got to be the worst fielding team. They look
like the bad News Bears. It's really comical. So like
the first step of recovery is denial or no, the
first what what what you know what I'm talking about
AA meetings or whatever. The first step to recovery is
recognizing that you have a problem. They haven't recognized it yet.
Speaker 2: Someone in the chat said, Stanton is not a bad fielder,
and now I need a wellness check on Sean because
I think because I pretty much did when I saw
that as.
Speaker 4: Well fields better than that guy.
Speaker 2: I mean, he just can't like he can't move anywhere,
like he can't cover any ground, like he's he he
probably grades out towards the bottom of anyone that you
would put in the outfield at this point because he
can't cover he can't cover any ground.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's a it's a problem.
Speaker 4: It's a dead grandmother. My dead grandmother covers more ground
than Stanton.
Speaker 2: And I'll go back to something I've said since last year.
They are such a fundamentally poor team, but last year
they got away with it because they were they like,
that's really how good that Yankees team was last year.
Speaker 1: Like, let's let's look.
Speaker 2: You know, that team made it to a World Series
very you know, could have won the World Series if
a couple of things broke their way, and they were.
Speaker 1: Fundamentally as bad as any team in the league.
Speaker 2: Well now they don't have Wan Soto and and now
they're like they're the caliber of the roster.
Speaker 1: Caliber is a little bit less.
Speaker 2: I think it's glaring, like this is this is might
be the worst fundamentally baseball team of all thirty. And
it's really starting to show. Now, Oh we are off
to a we are fired up. It's Friday, and like
we've got this is great.
Speaker 1: All I like that.
Speaker 2: That's that's that the New York teams will do that
they really bring out like the uh, they really pissed
people off.
Speaker 1: I've noticed that. Yet you you bring up Yankees or Mets,
and people really have an opinion.
Speaker 4: You gotta stop being fans. If you're gonna win at
sports betting, you can't do it. You just can't do it.
Brian doesn't bet on the Guardians every day. You can't
do it.
Speaker 2: Let's uh, everyone needs to exhale. So let's talk Pirates Rockies.
How about that Colin. That's Colin Bubba Chandler day. Yeah,
I told Mallory. I was like, Hey, I'm not gonna
be around this weekend. I'm going to the ballpark like
all weekend because I thought we were gonna give Bubba
Chandler here tonight. I've changed my plans. I'm just gonna
go to the game tomorrow. Because Bubba Chandler is no
longer in Syracuse. He's joined the Pirates and it looks
like they're going to give him the Braxton Ashcraft treatment,
which is long relief out of the ball Well. That's
pretty interesting because Braxton Ashcraft, I believe, is the starter
in this game. So if you're unfamiliar as to what
the Pirates have been doing with their young stud pitching
that probably should be starting games. It's bringing them out
of the bullpen because again, why play to win games
in Major League Baseball for some of these teams. Now Ashcraft,
after his purgatory was finished, he's now the starter. And
what that means Brian Leonard is you are likely to
get Braxton Ashcraft to above a Chandler tonight.
Speaker 1: That sounds pretty friggin good.
Speaker 2: The problem is not much value in trying to back
that because they play the Rockies.
Speaker 1: So how do you attack this one?
Speaker 3: One last comment? Stanton is in the first percentile in
sprint speed. He is very slow. Yeah'll catch the balls,
didn't right at him, but he's not what you want
in the outfield. Okay, getting to this one, This one
jumped off the page in me and Colorado Sensatel, who
we've been betting against all season long. He's been terrible.
He did come back from the al and pitched really
a pretty good game for him last time out. Braxton Ashcraft,
who is I found out last time he is not
related to the Ashcraft for the Reds. But he's going
today and we're looking at anywhere from one eighty two
to one to ninety four on the Pirates as a
home favorite. Total is eight and a half. Normally, if
Sensatela is not on the mound. I would be at
the sports book right now putting whatever I could into
the machines before they opened up, and getting money on Colorado,
because there's no way Pittsburgh should be favored in this
range against anybody. They're three and seven in their last
ten games. Colorado's seven and three. Granted, Colorado's playing home,
but they were playing the Dodgers. I mean, Colorado's playing
is a pretty good ball. But if you take a
look at the standings on the season, Colorado and right
now on the road, sixteen and forty six on the year,
They're a bad road team every single year. We talk
about it coming into the season. Right now, Colorado has
been outscored on the year by three hundred and thirty
two runs. The next worst team in baseball of Washington
Nationals minus one fifty one in the Nationals. At one point,
we're somewhat around the five hundred range. Now they're twenty
three games under five hundred. So there. If you take
a look at the way the Nationals have played over
the last month, they could be the worst team of baseball.
But I can't trust the Rockies because they're so bad
on the road. I can't trust them with Senstela, but
the hell can you lay this kind of number with
the pirates. I'm not getting involved in this one. There's
no way to get involved in this. There's a lot
of good games on today's card, by the way, and
I do have a five percent going today, another winning
day yesterday. I've won eleven of the last thirteen days.
And you want to grab that five percent now is
I think it's gonna move, so I'll get that right now.
And yeah, nothing on this game for me, just too
many questionables.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brian's got a five percent, He's got a lot
of winning days in a row. I am plus ninety
eight units this year, number one at wager talk, and
I think Adam is number one either the last three
or seven days something like that. So all of us
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him know that you like it. So onto this treacherous,
treacherously horrible game. This is one of those games where
you have to cover the logo. The books are giving
way too much credit to Ashcraft here. Yes, he's had
a couple of good starts, but he has not gone
into the fifth He's gone in the fifth inning once.
Oh Andy's watching, Okay, so he's not gone into the
fifth inning in any starts but one. So he's gonna
I don't think, even though it's the Rockies, I don't
think he's gonna be he's gonna have one of those
seven inning games. He's never had one. And this is
one of those games where you have to cover the logo.
If you cover the logo, you'll see that the Rockies
are hitting number eleven in all of Major League Baseball
right now. Granted, some of those numbers are skewed because
they came off a series at home in that Monkey
park with the with the thin air like the moon.
But their bullpen is actually number ten in Major League
Baseball in current form. So if you cover the logo,
you would think they're like the Reds or something, but
they're not. Their bullpen's actually better than the Reds, but
their record is not quite where the Reds record is.
So the Rockies are not actually that bad, but their
starter is. So how do you approach this? Well, the
Pirates bullpen is ranked twenty two right now and their
hitting is ranked twenty six according to my numbers, So
I would not trust the Pirates to win the game,
especially at that crooked number. But I do like the
Rockies team total over three and a half here. You
could even alter it down to two and a half
and still get it for minus one sixty. I think
it's pretty good value. But as a professional handicapper, I
can't be recommending you to do minus one sixties every day,
So I think the Rockies over three and a half
is a pretty good play here. Yes, Ashkoff is pretty good,
but he's not going to last the whole game. I
expect him to go four innings. Maybe they'll score one,
maybe they'll score none, but they certainly can score three
runs or more on this horrible bullpin. That's how I
would do it.
Speaker 2: I'm actually number one the last thirty days, forty six
and twenty four plus sixty point eighty two units, so
it's it's been a good run. I needed all sixty
of those units because I did not have a great
April in May, so we're getting him back. It's been
a good It's been a good stretch, despite the fact
that I haven't had a great week in MLB. Seem
to be hitting everything else, so I listen wins or wins.
Can't complain. Earlier in the year, I couldn't lose an
MLB game, and or I couldn't lose an MLB and
I couldn't win in KBO.
Speaker 1: Now I'm having a nice run in kvoh, so it
is what it is.
Speaker 2: This is not a spot where I would worry much
about the pirates bullpen, because they've pretty much told you
it's gonna go Ashcraft to Chandler, and I don't think
the Rockies hit Bubba Chandler like he's again. I'm shocked
that he's not starting, Like, I'm really surprised they're doing
this with him. Ashcraft wasn't as highly touted coming out
of like through their farm system as Chandler was. I
felt like Bubba Chandler was like a lock to get
called up and just thrown right into that rotation. So
it'll be interesting to see how he translates to like
bulk relief.
Speaker 1: I will point out that this last sort of two
month stretch has not been great for him at Triple A,
but I also think he was I also think he
was just bored. Like I really think Bubba Chandler in
his head.
Speaker 2: Felt like he should have been on this Pirates roster
in April or May because he was very good at
in the Miners last year and he came out of
the gate as the best pitcher essentially in Triple A
this year for like the first two months of the season,
or one of the best. I really think he was
just like, what am I still doing here? We're twenty
games under five hundred, I'm watching like bums get starts
for the Pirates? Why am I still down here? And
you know that could that could wear on a guy.
So I think you're gonna see him perform well at
the big league level. And I'm not a big team
total guy, So, like I was gonna say, i'd probably
go head to head with your TV and play Rockies
team total under, but that's just not really my style.
Speaker 1: I don't know exactly what I would do with this one.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I think i'd find someone a pair of the parlays,
a pair of the Pirates within a parlay. I can't
lay a price with them, but I think, especially if
the Rockies took some money and this gets down to
like minus one seventy five or something minus one seventy,
if you could parlay them with some I mean, if
you could parlay the Pirates with someone like let's say
the Rangers maybe and get like better than even money,
it's not the worst way to play. But other than that,
it's just the books have really sucked all the value
out of this one. If you like the Pirates, and
that's unfortunate because I think Ashcraft a Chandler's a great
setup for them. All right, let's see, let's uh uh okay,
Mark Kinson, Let's get Markinson in the mix here. He says,
can we cover Phillies Nationals next?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's a good game to talk about the Philly. The
Nats come off of a couple of impressive results against
the Mets. The Phillies look as good as any team
in baseball right now. They just disposed of Seattle like
it was no one's business. And that's a good Seattle
Mariners team. Brian Leonard that needed those games.
Speaker 1: Have the Pilly?
Speaker 2: Are the Phillies peaking here? From a value standpoint? Is like,
are you trying to go against this team at this point? No?
Speaker 3: No, especially against Washington, and uh, they're gonna really need
a good effort out of KG Savale tonight to keep
this from closed. We've got Philadelphia Timon Walker going and
whoever thought would be interested in Taiwan Walker in this
day and age, But he's been one of the better pictures.
He's been very good. The current line is roughly about yeah,
one eighty five let's say against Savale and in the
total is nine and a half to under sable. He's
been good so far, and he's a guy that I'm
really rooting for because he's now aged twenty seven and
he's been a top a top minor leaguer for years.
But he's always had problems with injuries. So far, so
good in the Major's He's got a two point in
three games two point two ohe are a three point
four to six expected so he's been a little lucky
one point two to nine whip. But take a look
at this Washington bullpen. Kind of crazy because this Washington
team I just mentioned how bad they were. They were
now scored by one hundred and fifty one rounds on
the season. They are not used to using the back
end of the bullpen, and it has shown. The last
last two days of the closer for our through thirty
five pitches in two games. Henry who I really like,
a young, young, young guy here. He threw thirty nine
the last two days. Poland pitched yesterday. I didn't even
know who he was. He can't pick clip up on
the waivers from Detroit. He threw thirteen pitches. And then
Clayton Beeter, the old I believe he was the Yankees organization,
and I think the Dodgers are the one that originally
signed him. But he threw twenty pitches, so they've got
they're really hurting out of the bullpen. It would not
surprise me if the old Cleveland Indian and former Chicago
White Sox Plankton would come in as their closer tonight,
and that's that's not good. He's not very good. In fact,
if you take a look at his overall rating, he's
the four hundred and twenty second best closer, our best
relief pitcher in baseball. So I'd like the Phillies to
score some runs here. I use this as my free
player on the site today. I played the over five
and a half runs here a plus money. You can
get them at four and a half and lay a
little bit here. But I think they're going to get
to saval. I think Savali has been pitching over his
head so far and they're going to have to use
him for at least five innings probably more in this
game to get that bullpen a little bit of a rest.
And Walker's pitching very well. The batcher hot as hell
for Philadelphia. I think they have a really big offensive
day here. I like Philadelphia. Don't want to lay the
you know, the one eighty five or whatever that's out there.
But if you can get get six runs out of
Philadelphia today, if plus one ten or better, I think
that's a pretty good bet.
Speaker 4: Well, this is what I love about this show is
I was kind of on the fence about this game
because I don't know enough about Savally. From what I've seen,
he's pitched really well, but he hasn't gone really deep.
But he doesn't walk anyone. He's got good k rate
and things like that. So, you know, comparing these teams
next to each other, I mean, the Phillies are top
six at everything I'm not. I'm I'm with Brian here.
I've never been a Taiwan Walker fan, but this season
he's kind of turned me around. He's got great command,
he's not walking anyone, and you know I so, you know,
this is what I like about the show is you know,
we can learn something from each other. And I actually
learned something from you guys in the chat as well.
You guys are the most educated chat probably on any
Wager talk show, so we appreciate that. Yeah, I think
I will go with with Philadelphia now after hearing Brian's analysis.
One thing, you guys know, I make a chronic walker list.
Taiwan Walker is the opposite of a chronic walker. He's
a chronic non walker. He let me see my numbers here.
He is actually walking only one point zero two guys
per game, and Washington only walks two point three. They're
a very low walking team, so I will certainly play
Taiwan Walkers walks one and a half under if it's
one and a half. Sometimes the books catch on and
put it zero point five, which I would not play
the under on that Taiwan Walker walked three Washington batters
in his third start this season at home. Since then,
he has not walked more than one guy at home
in any of his home starts, So I think the
under walks here. And I actually like Phillies on the
money line as well. Cool gambling trick. Just take on
minus one. You can take thirty to fifty cents off
the price, so Phileas minus one would be a good
bet here.
Speaker 2: We gotta show some respect to it's Kate Cavali. We
have an Aaron Savali who we don't want. I'm sure
he doesn't want to be compared to, because Aaron Savali
is is not what he's aspiring to be as a
starting pitcher in Major League Baseball. But Kate Cavally, former
first round pick, he is a guy I'm kind of
rooting for because I got to see him a bunch
of Rochester and he had the injuries, and now he's
sort of getting his chance. I gotta say, Brian, as
I'm watching the Orioles game last night. I ended up
on the Orioles yesterday, and I should have listened to
you because Brandon Young got bombed. Now, I thought the
Oils were gonna do more of the bombing.
Speaker 1: They did not.
Speaker 2: But Cavali is in kind of a similar spot here
where his last start was against the Phillies and it
was really good. Cavali's last start was seven innings of scoreless,
seven innings of shutout ball against this Phillies lineup. I
would I am very very certain that that's not happening again.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Tauan Walker might not shut down the Nats because the
one thing the Nats do well is hit right handed pitching,
especially right handed pitching like Tawan Walker, where he's not
really overpowering them. Like that's the one thing I've noticed
with Washington. Now to Walker's defense, he just pitched against
the Nationals and he pitched into the seventh inning, only
gave up two runs on six hits. But like you know,
the Nats have now seen him a couple times this year.
The other I think they scored four against him earlier
this year. And this is kind of like the one
thing the nast lineup I feel like they have success
is when they get these these right handed pitchers, because
they can stack their their lineup with pretty much all
left handed bats that that aren't gonna like just blow
them away with like high, super high vel So I
think you do get some runs from the NAF tonight,
But I mean the Phillies right now, man, Like, it
wouldn't be surprised. It would if if Cavali is not like,
if he gets into a little trouble early, there could
be uh, the floodgates. It feels like the floodgates are
opening often for Philly in their home ballpark, where they
have been as good of a team at home as
anyone in the league since like the beginning of last year.
I am kicking myself in hindsight for playing the Mariners
twice earlier this week. I don't think I gave a
Philly enough credit for just like that knockout punch that
they seem to have in their back pocket when they
play at home, where it's like, yeah, it might get
it might be a four to three game in the eighth,
but very quickly it's an eight three game because they
get a couple base runners and then Schwarber hit hits
one of Canada New Jersey. So like that that could
very well happen here. But also the Nationals are going
to probably contribute to this total.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 2: That they're going I don't think Walker's holding this lineup
down third time seeing him this year. They've gotten some hits.
They tend to hit right handed pitching better, So I'll
call this one an over go ahead.
Speaker 3: Brian, Yeah, I just wanted a little bit of the
teaching segment here. Walker going on back to twenty twenty one,
he never even threw a cutter. Now he throws it
more than anything else, and just last year he threw
it one hundred and thirty seven hutters over the courts
of the entire season. That was his Well, let's see,
that's his sixth most thrown pitch. Now it's his top
pitch and he's throwing at four hundred and fifty seven
times as opposed to one to thirty seven. His expected
wOBA on this is two eighty five. This pitch may
have saved his career and you find the older guys.
You know, he's thirty three years old. They've got to
go out there. You take over his force ontos nine
percent of the time, it's only ninety two point three
miles an hour when he was young. That was I
remember back when he was in Seattle, Land, Marco and
I went down to spring training. Great ballpark down in Peoria.
The padres in Seattle share it. Great food there, and
of course that's really important to Marco. He's a food critic.
But basically he's a totally different pitcher. He's reinvented himself
and with this cutter, he's become a much better pitcher.
And so you a lot of times you'll find a
lot guys as they get older, they find new pitches.
You see it with Verlander now, based on the way
he pitched yesterday the day before, I think he's done.
But still you've got a Walker who I think is
is redefining himself. And it doesn't help that he has
faced the same as you mentioned before. But when he
plays somebody who is maybe an interleague game, I'm looking
to play on Walker, and I think he's going to
be very good in that situation.
Speaker 1: It's such a good point.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's one of the most underrated like
handicapping tools that you can have at your disposal and
a lot And this is actually, this is what you
get from like watching spring training baseball. So like people
are always like, well, like why would I watch spring
training baseball? You know, like how how do I like
learn anything from that spring training broadcast? One of the
things they talk about constantly is pitch mix. Oh, this
guy did this to his pitch mix, and that is
like it is it is so incredibly important because there
is zero chance the books are pricing any of that
in or they even know. And and really these all
and TB I'm sure can can expound upon this too.
These guys are so good that like literally the mix
of pitches that they throw and when they throw them
could be the difference between having a sub three e
RA or getting completely blown up. So when I hear
guys like had some favor orle results like tweaking their
pitch mix, it's always something I'm interested in.
Speaker 1: And yeah, like if you were ahead of.
Speaker 2: That and you kind of like we were front running that,
You've made a lot of money betting Taiwan Walker this year.
Because I mean, based on past stuff, you wouldn't you
wouldn't have projected that this would happen.
Speaker 1: Another guy that comes to mind is Brady Singer.
Speaker 2: He had his little lull, but he improved his prick
pitch mix and the results have been overall pretty good.
So that's that's a great point, Brian, really good point.
Andy lang Is in the chat, he says he, you know,
Brandon's listen, the three of us are always going to
be baseball guys. I'll die on the hill that I
think baseball is a better betting sport. I think there's
more potential to make money in this sport than football,
where where yeah, they're very tough to unless you're getting
down on fcs or you have really good info in
college foot well, it's a very very tough uh sport
to beat.
Speaker 1: It just is our guy Fees will tell you.
Speaker 2: That's why they offer the minus one of you know,
three minus one of five lines both ways on the
NFL games.
Speaker 1: Can't beat it, Like, it's just a really tough thing
to beat.
Speaker 2: But if you are into football, Andy show Waser Talk today,
they are loading up the guests great football guests pretty
much daily on that show. And that is right here
at noon on the way as you talk to YouTube channel. Okay,
just a diabolical comment here. The kid says MLB is
better for laundering money. I don't know if we can
talk about that on this show, but just an insane comment,
which I love, so thank you for the better.
Speaker 3: They take a whole lot more money in the NFL
than they do.
Speaker 2: That's true, all right. Andy Lank says he can't wait
for the parlay. Let's not keep him waiting even though
he still on twelve minutes. Leh, and we might be
able to get to two games. Tokyo, Brandon, do you
know your parlay?
Speaker 1: Leg and is it a game we have we talked
about it yet or do you want to throw a
game out there for the for everyone we've.
Speaker 4: Already talked about it. I'm gonna go against you at them.
I'm taking the Rockies over three and a half as
my parlay. Like, yeah, they're just cover the logo. They're
hitting number ten in MLB. They're they're crushing it right now,
and I think they're gonna keep keep crushing it. I
love their young guys that they've injected into that lineup. Uh,
and guys, like Moniac and and those guys they're they're
hitting really well right now, so you know, they don't
look like the Colorado Rockies, so I'll think they're over
three and a half. They're on the road, they get
nine innings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and to and to be and just to like
go back to that for a second, like that that's
a game. I have a very very slight opinion in
like I won't be betting Pirates Rockies today, so I
don't I don't want to, you know, I I don't
want to like put you off of that just because
I think Asraf Chandler could be a nice combo, because
really Ashtract and Chandler could both pitch well and the
Rockies could still get the four runs. Like that's not
you know that, that's not crazy to think. We will
circle back and read the parlay off again at the
end of the show. Let's let's get into one more
what's up?
Speaker 4: Did Brian put one out?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Boston to total over three and a half a
minus one ten. Current number on the Colorado team total
over three and a half is minus one oh five.
You can actually get them at even money if you
shop and the Mets I saw was basically plus one
oh three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw it's by the time we go read
it again, it's probably gonna be even money.
Speaker 1: I saw that. It looks like.
Speaker 2: There's two groups right battling that game. Because it hit
plus money, it went back to the Mets. It's it's
that'll be. That'll be a fun one to see where
the money goes in that one throughout the day. I
thought it would have been on the Mets, which is
why I released it already. But I wonder if someone
faked it to get more down on the Mets, or
maybe people just want it. Maybe there's groups that just
continue to want to bet against the Mets. Maybe they're
making money doing that. You'll see that sometimes where like
a like a syndicate type group, if they'll just play
against the same team every day, and maybe it's the
Mets right now, how they cash wants to know.
Speaker 1: Any opinion on Twins White Sox.
Speaker 2: This is an interesting one because both of these teams
are kind of managing their their organizations like Triple A.
Right now we are in we are in full developmental
mode with Twins and White Sox. The problem is the
White Socks are trying to develop at the at the
big league level. For whatever reason, the Twins are not
doing that. They have I would say a handful of
their best players are still at Triple A. Why I'm
not sure, But as far as this matchup's concerned, Brian
Sebbie Matthews is the guy I'm interested in. But again,
like in the prices, I guess cheap enough. But the
White Sox they're sneaky, they've played good ball. I'm not
sure I want to bet bet against them. Are you
getting involved Twins, White Sox?
Speaker 3: Probably not. We're looking at the Matthews one thirty five maybe,
and Savali's going for the White Sox. And you've already
mentioned how much you love Aaron Savali eight and a
half slightly to the under in this game. Yeah, Zebby Matthews,
he changed the way he approached baseball this year. Last
year he was a guy who threw everything into the
strike sound and he got hit. He had a six
point sixty nine ERA one point sixty five whip. This
year he's trying to overpower everybody and he's struck out
sixty three batters in forty eight innings. He's been able
to do that, but it hasn't really materialized for him.
His era is still at five point oh six whip
one point four to four spected d IRA is four
point oh six, so he's due for some little positive
regression here ninetieth percentile in strike strike percentage fifth percentage
eighty second fastball veloscity eighty four. He does throw the
four resteimer forty one percent of the time at ninety
six point six miles an hour, And he does throw.
He's got six pitches he throw, but mostly it's his
fastball and his slider. Aarsabali as a good years in Cleveland,
but right now he's got a four point eight a DRA,
four point two ZHO expected one point three to five whip.
He's in the first percentile and extensions fight being six
foot one, that's not a good thing. Ground ball rate
twelve percentile. This is probably a pretty good hitters park
for home runs. Fastball veloscit seventeenth percentile. The only thing
he really does he keeps the opposition a little off balance.
Average EXA Velosi in the seventy sixth percentile, throws throw
six pitches and his cutter thirty four percent of the time.
So in this game, I think there's a pretty sizable
pitching advantage for Minnesota, But do I trust them when
he's out. If I'm looking at this game at all,
I'm probably looking at the first five for Matthews, and
you're getting roughly slightly a little bit more about a
one forty favorite as opposed to what it is for
the game, which is about one thirty five. It's always
one twenty eight, I say some places, but if I
had to play it, I played Minnesota first five. But
then again, you've got a team that's completely out of
the playoffs, a very disappointing team. Uh, top to back
those kind of teams at this point of the season,
so I will pass.
Speaker 4: So college football is starting this weekend, and this game
to reference to college football, this would be Eastern Washington
versus Northern Arizona, two nothing teams that have nothing to
play for and will be a garbage game. But we
can still make money on betting Eastern Washington sometimes, right,
So take a look at the game. You know, first
of all, who names their kid ZEBI? Seriously, his parents need.
Speaker 1: A mental zebulon. I think that's short.
Speaker 4: My goodness, who named who named this kid? Frank Zappa?
What's going on? Here.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's his first name, though I
think that might be a nickname.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I am from the planet of Zebulon anyways, So okay,
he's got some wacky parents. So neither one of these
pitchers really are striking me as being great. I got
them both kind of toiling and mediocrity here. Savali's stats
are just everywhere. I mean, he's got a low average
against versus these batters, but his OPS is over eight
eight thirty, which means they're not hitting him often but
when they do their long balls. So I don't know
what to make of this. And Savally has an even
weirder stat He's got a three ERA on the road
and a six ERA at home, so pretty wacky, weird
stuff that I can't make any sense out of. So
I'm staying way away from this game. But that the
White Sox are hitting a lot better than the Twins.
I have them rated ten in current form, where I
have the Twins rated twenty six, but the Twins bullpen
rank sixteen and White Sox bullpen rink twenty. So make
of that what you want. But this is one of
those just wacky pinball games that nobody has any idea
where this is going to go. Maybe Adam has an idea.
Speaker 1: Nah, I wish I did. I've hit.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you his his full name is Daniel Zebulon Matthews.
Speaker 1: I'm glad.
Speaker 2: I'm glad he went with Zeby though, because like Dan Matthews,
I feel like would just get lost in the shovel, right, Like,
at least I I know who we're talking about when.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know the name is Zebulon even for a
middle name those parents.
Speaker 1: That's a great middle name. Though, Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know where you come up with that, but yeah,
I mean, here's the thing. Brian made a great point.
Zebby shot up through the organization last year. Could because
he's you know, he's older. He went I believe he
went to Western Carolina, So he's like one of these
four year college guys that didn't get to affiliated ball
until he was like twenty three, twenty you know, probably
twenty two to twenty three. So he I think he
started in high a last year shot all the way
up to the big leagues. And what Brian mentioned was
very true, Like he was able to cruise through the
miners by throwing a lot of strikes and having this
big fastball.
Speaker 1: But when you just live in the zone.
Speaker 2: And you're at the big league level, you you better
either have some serious late bite to those pitches or
you better be able to command them within the zone
because otherwise living in the zone in the majors doesn't
work typically, And if you catch too much of the plate,
big league hitters are going to expose that, and that's
what happened to Ebie Matthews.
Speaker 1: So he's really been trying to figure out how to.
Speaker 2: Throw more balls really, but like you know, you can't
just get wild and walk guys. So that's been the
battle for him this year. I would say he's had
for the most part success. Like if I'm the Twins
and I'm looking at his season, pretty happy with what
I've seen. You know, the numbers might not show that
with the five era and the one forty four whip,
but you know there's some games where start against the
National seven strikeouts, six scoreless inning, seven strikeouts. He had
nine strikeouts against the Yankees a couple starts ago, So like,
I definitely think it's there. The problem is, as much
as I'd love to find a spot to play on him,
how do you trust this Twins bullpen right now, And
it's all basically like not the you know, not top guys.
So they've traded away all their top guys and they
have a lot of their better guys are still at
triple A.
Speaker 1: So how do you trust the guys behind him A
and B.
Speaker 2: Why would you ever want to pay any sort of
premium price for this Twins team right now? Like, if
you're going to take a shot with the Twins, you've
got to get him as an underdog. So even though
I think this is a decent matchup for them minus
one thirty five to minus one, it is kind of crazy,
so I would have to stay off.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: Brian just wanted to put in a week weird scheduling situation. Tomorrow,
Tampa Bay, it's a Saturday. Tampa Bay is not playing.
The reason why they're not playing is they play at
Steinbrenner Field, which is right across the street from the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Stadium. The Buccaneers play it tomorrow, So
in order to make sure that people don't have to
battle going in and out out of one and into
the other, they decided to not play it tomorrow. So
don't look for Tampa Bay on your schedule on a Saturday,
which when was the last time somebody didn't was not
scheduled on Saturday. Just very strange.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's interesting. I think that happened one other
time for the Rays this year. I think they share
parking too, so it's like it would definitely be like
logistical logistical nightmare if that was the case. All right,
it's ten o'clock. Let's recap the parlay one more time
on Brian. What do you want to call even money
for the Mets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now, you can still get the last time. I look,
you can still get plus one oh seven a pinnacle,
but you can't bet that in the United States, so
that doesn't help any of us TV.
Speaker 2: You want to give give the folks a quick promo.
I think Brian's got a five percent of.
Speaker 4: Brian's got a five percenter. And my apologies to Zebulon's
parents for saying they're smoking crack. Some would say I
look like the guy who sold it to them, So
my apologies to Zebulon's parents there. So Brian's got a
five percent out. I've got my MLB play out, Adam
is yours out yet?
Speaker 1: Or I gave.
Speaker 2: I gave the only thing I have out so far
today on the show Mets is a four percenter for me.
Speaker 1: But I will have you know.
Speaker 4: What, But Adam usually puts a free play out even
if he doesn't have a play for sale. I have
a free play up. Brian is required to put a
free play up, so we all have a free play out.
So check our page out and also leave a comment
on the replay of this show. It helps us out
more than you know. Just take ten seconds and leave
a comment. We'll respond to them as well. You can
tell us that we look funny or that we are
terrible cappers, and we will respond. But we're not terrible cappers.
Brian's had what eleven out of thirteen winning days, Adam's
number one the last thirty days, and I'm number one
in twenty twenty five, So you can't really say we're
bad cappers. You can say it, but it's not really true.
Speaker 1: Well said TV. I think that was well said. It
truly is.
Speaker 2: It's a grind, man, It is a grind, and we're
just trying to help you guys with that grind. Share
some info and then for the crowd that says we
don't give enough picks. I could have sold the Mets
for twenty five bucks today.
Speaker 1: I just decided to give it to you guys for free,
so we'll have to recap the parlay. Four percent for
me is the Mets.
Speaker 2: We'll call it even money, which ie I think it's
probably going to go off minus one oh five even money,
So even money for the Mets. That is my parlay
leg as well. That's why I'm talking about it still.
Brian Leonard's going Boston Red Sox team total over three
and a half. And then we've got Tokyo Brandon going
Rockies team total over three and a half.
Speaker 1: That comes out to plus six forty five.
Speaker 2: We started the week on Monday with a nice three
team or let's see if we can end the week
with another three team winner. I think we fell one
short yesterday. I think we were two of three, so
let's see if we can get it done. Listen, one
part of a week is fine, that'll keep us afloat,
but two would be really great. So one more time.
I'm on the Mets full game. These are all full games.
I'm on the Mets. Brian's got Red Sox team total
over three and a half Tokyo Brandon Rockies team total
over three and a half, parlay play six forty five.
Speaker 1: That's it for the week.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend everybody, and we'll be back Monday morning,
nine am to see you guys.
Speaker 1: That