Speaker 1: There we go. All right, guys, welcome in. It's Thursday.
It's time for total Bases. We're a minute late because
we were talking about Fresco backstage and then all of
a sudden it was time to start the show. But
the good news is we don't need to bounce around today.
There is there's only six games. Why did that? I
think we're live everywhere. I had a little pop up
right there. But six games. I'm gonna give everyone a
chance to file in real quick. And I just want
to point out before we get into it today, the
massive l that Rob Manfred and Major League Baseball are
taking with this schedule. Why because it's opening night of
the NFL. And what did Major League Baseball do? Well,
what they didn't do was look at the schedule and say, hey,
maybe we should put a couple of games on earlier
in the day. Because I guarantee you no one at
Major League Baseball even noticed or even cared to say, hey,
let's make sure on a Thursday, where we always have
day games and most of the time we don't have
enough on at night, let's make sure we stay out
of the NFL's way because no one's gonna watch what
do we get today? Four pm, six pm, seven to seven,
seven and seven. I just it blows my mind that
that Major League Baseball doesn't take advantage of a lot
of opportunities to grow the game. One of them, Brian Leonard,
would have been today having standalone games at one, maybe
at three, at five, when everyone just loaded up their
betting accounts, all these all these sort of fair weather
people to bet the NFL tonight. Why would Major League
Baseball take advantage of that. Instead, they're gonna put all
six games up against football, which is mind numbing. But
that's what we're gonna get. And today on the show,
you're gonna get all six games. We're just gonna go
in order, So right over to you. Finally, after we've
waited around and done nothing all afternoon, at four pm Eastern,
we get a game, and that game is Philly's Brewers,
So start us up, Rangers Suarez, Freddy Perrault to, how
are you seeing this one?
Speaker 2: I don't think the NFL, excuse me, major League Baseball
is smart enough to figure any of that out. It
they make so many mistakes. They don't care. They just
assume nobody's watching, nobody's watching baseball anyway, so I don't
think they have any clue as to what's going on. Yeah,
we're looking at the Phillies and the Brewers, and I
was able to watch a lot of games. Yesterday I
headed out to the to the local casino. My wife
wanted to see the fiftieth anniversary of Jaws, and I
guess yesterday was the last day, and she's a huge
Shots fan, and she loved it. I guess it was
in three D and everything. So it's unfortunate that a
lot of people didn't get to see that. But I
got to sit in a sportsbook up on myself and
watch whatever I wanted, and it was great. I loved it.
One of my favorite nights of the year. Rangersfarez going
for going for the road team in Philadelphia today. He's
the left e going against Peralta, who has been just
terrific all season long. Paralta and the Brewers are about
a one twenty two favorite seven and a half over
or eight under, and in watching that game, it was
clear that the Brewers are the better all round team.
They do everything better. They don't score as many runs
as Philly, they don't have the home run here as Philadelphia. Does.
But they've got much better defense, much better players to
be able to run the bases, and they're just the
all around best team in baseball. And you know, obviously
the run differential this year has shown that, but nobody's
given him credit. I mean, they used the guy that's
been around forever and he shuts down the Phillies. I mean,
it's just the Brewers. I love this Brewers team this year.
It reminds me a lot of the Tampa Bay from
years past when they were always going to the playoffs. Okay,
let's get to this game. Andre Suarez three h two eight,
three point zero six expected, one point one seven whip.
He is the ace of this team now that Wheeler
is out. Nola once again struggled again yesterday. I wouldn't
count on Nola for the playoffs. Rangers fastball velos. He
is only in the seventh percentile, his extensives in the thirtieth,
But are there not. Everything's great ninety ninth percentile and
hard hit rate nineteen to eighth and average Eaxson velocity.
This is a guy. He's a lefty and I love that.
And he keeps the batter's off balance. He throws six
different pitches and his fourth Samery only throws fourteen percent
of the time because it's only ninety one point three
miles an hour. Love Ranger Swarez, This guy is just
a terrific pitcher. Freddy Peralti is having a career year.
He's been around for eight seasons and has a three
point five to nine career ERA this year two point
five eight, but he's expected as three point four to
one one point seven on the whip ground ball rate
twenty seventh percentile, which is not very good. Walk Grete
thirty two. He's one of those guys that will put
people on if he thinks you're going to beat him,
and I have no problem with that. Shan Bieber's done
that in the past, a lot of other guys have
done it with success. Seems to be working out well
with him. His strikeout minus Walker Rettio on the season
is eighteen for excuse me, seventeen point five. Not outstanding,
but very good. But he only throws four pitches and
his fourth seamer is number one fifty four percent. He's
about league average in that regard, but he's got a
lot of rent. On a stat gas page hard hit
rate ninety thirty percent, and I like both these pitchers. Now,
the situation we're going to run into here is the
total is only seven and a half here, and we
did get some bullpen usage yesterday. That is a concern.
It is a getaway day for these teams, but it
is an afternoon game, an early game from that point
for to ten the earliest on the card today, Like
the under, Pinnacle just moved it to eight, and I
think that's probably the way it's going to go. It's
probably you get seven and a half. I don't think
I'm interested, but if you can get eight, I kind
of like the under in it. But other than that,
I don't. I don't know if I'm gonna get there.
It's clear to me that Milwaukee is the team to
beat at this point. They just like the way they play,
and all the other teams have the big stars, but
that's not a team game. It's an individual game in
that regard, and that's that's the problem you have. So
like Milwaukee on the season, but in hon scamp, probably
not gonna get there with anything.
Speaker 3: My first impression when looking at these two teams was
I got Philadelphia ranked slightly better than Milwaukee at hitting
and bullpen. But I got Parlta slightly rated higher than
Rangers Suarez on a curve, so kind of stuck here.
Both lineups are top six, both bullpens are bottom ten
in current form, and both starters are are top ten
on a curve of thirty, which means they're both in
the top one third of starting pitchers. So I looked
a little deeper and I found that Ranger Suarez has
been absolutely tagged by these batters in his career. He's
got fifty five at bats against a three sixty four
average against in a nine to ninety seven OPS. That's
that's two hundred and fifty points higher than what I
would like to see at seven point fifty. So my
first inclination was to kind of go for the Phillies here,
But after looking at that and looking at the team
total Milwaukee Brewers team total only three and a half.
Now I've got them their hitters ranked nine out of
thirty in current form, and I've got the Philly bullpen
rank eighteen. Given the fact that Ranger Suarez could get
knocked around by these guys, and he's got a bullpen
that's in a little bit of tatters right now, I
think three and a half's a little low for Milwaukee,
so I would look at their team total over three
and a half, but I haven't played it yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is a tough one. I think I leaned
toward I would lean in toward the you know, the
bullpen usage year. I guess something I've kind of said
about the Brewers for a couple of weeks now is
you're not going to see them really, you know, just
exert anyone if they don't have to. So like, if
there's a scenario where they've used some bullpen arms, I
think we're going to see a spot like we saw.
I forget who they were playing, but I think Brian
ended up kind of getting burned in a spot where
they left Garrett Anderson out there in the ninth inning
on a Sunday after they used a couple of bullpen
arms and they blew. I think it was the Reds
Brewers Reds, and they had like guys that weren't in
their normal spot in like the eighth and ninth inning.
So you know, you look at a scenario where the
Brewers win, and they win six to three, and then
yesterday I'm just kind of pulling it up quick, they
used you know, they used Ashby, they used a rebay
cone came in for the save. You know you're not
gonna say, I don't think you're gonna see them really
put much stress on anyone at the end of games.
So not one I'm gonna spend much more time on
because I don't believe I'll have a play here. But
that would, I guess, be my concern in a game
that otherwise looks to be very evenly matched. I thought
on Monday or on Tuesday when we first started talking
about this series that it was going to be a
competitive series. It's been that to this point. So no
play for me here. The thing that would put me
off is maybe the bullpen usage, and maybe because of
that you get some late runs and that seven and
a half is a little bit low. So the slightest
of leans toward Phillies plus money and the over. Don't
think I'm gonna play either of those, all right right
down the list. Next game is one that you know,
I definitely I feel like I've kind of gotten this
right the last couple of days with the Pirates. They've
now taken the first two games of this series, and
you didn't need the plus one and a half, Brian Leonard,
you're not getting a plus one and a half today
with Paul Skins on the MoU. Is this the day
the Dodgers pull one back in your opinion? Right here,
Dodgers pirates, this is.
Speaker 2: The rematch of the last time these two play corrects
now against games sounds right?
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that I can look that up, but
that those teams got.
Speaker 2: That victory in that one. We've talked about the Dodgers
on how to treat them the rest of the season,
and it's worked out very well. They along with the Padres,
right now, we're just not playing with any emphasis on
trying to win. They're already locked in the playoffs virtually,
so there's teams that we can go against, and it's
going to be I talked about this the other day,
whereas I said, the Dodgers are about to play three
teams that aren't very good, and then they finished the
season with competitive teams and rivalries that kind of thing.
They've already lost the first two games of this series,
and I think this is the game that they come
to play, because if you take a look at their
schedule coming up, this is by far the best pitcher
that they were going to face in Paul Skins. They
just lost to Paul Skins, and especially Snell, who did
not pitch that great in that game. I think this
is the Dodgers. We can come out and we can
get them at a discount of price. Here we're looking
at one as low as one sixteen up to one
twenty out there on the Dodgers in a total of
seven to the over. And I think this is a
game that I'm going to look at the Dodgers and
think I could probably get some value in here. Blake Snell.
I just talked about guys who walk people just so
they don't have to face them in a bad situation.
He's the guy that leads a league in this and
his walk rates eleven point four percent, his strike out
raged twenty four point one twelve point seven is not
what we normally see out of Blake Snell. So even
though he's got that two point four to one ERA
three point eighty eight expected one point three seven a whip,
he really has to pitch that well yet. But last
year he had a thirty four point seven strikeout rate
only ten point five walkyre. So he's gone one two three, four, five, six,
eight years straight in which he's had a strikeout rate
in the thirties. It's only twenty four point one. Now
I would expect now that he's building up some innings.
He's up to thirty seven on the season. We see
more of that here, even on his limited innings thirty
seven point one. We see a lot of red on
his status page. Obviously, the walks are the concern, but
those walks are done on purpose as opposed to a
lot of players in that regard schemes. Terrific pitcher, no
doubt about it, likely to win the saw. Young now
with a wheeler out comes in with a two point
oh five ERA two point five to nine expected, zero
point nine to five whip. He's already pitched. Now, this
is major leagues. I know we spent a lot of
time in the miners last year, but he's already pitched
thirty four more innings than last year. This is a
pirates and that's not going anywhere. He's a bulldog. He's
gonna want to take the ball every time he goes
out there. But if the Pirates are smart, they will
live in his innings the rest of the way. They
got some other guys in the miners that deserve that
starting rotation, so it would not surprise me if he's
a five and fly guy the rest of the season.
And if you take a look at the Pirates' bullpen,
they're in serious trouble here because they won those last
two games, so they're gonna lose out on their eighth
and ninth inning guy and their seventh inning guy is
gonna have to close for the Pirates tonight. So as
this game goes on, I like the Dodgers a little
bit more. Maybe if we wait a little bit in
live betting, we can catch the Dodgers a plus money.
But overall, on a small scale today with not too
many games being played, I do think this is a
game that the better team gets the victory, and that'll
be the Dodgers.
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see our free plays. So are the Dodgers going to
lose to Lotzinski, lose to Ashcraft and then beat schemes.
That would be highly unlikely, but that's baseball. That's usually
what's going to happen, the most unlikely thing. If you
cover the logos here, the Pirates have the better hitting,
the better bullpen by far, the better bullpen, and the
better starter. Today it's so, yeah, well the Dodgers win
under those circumstances. Well, that's baseball, guys. Weird things happen
in baseball. For the record, Blake Snell has a three
plus ERA on the road and a one ERA at home.
Paul Skeens has a one point five ERA at home,
so he's really good against these Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 3: There's a couple batters who can get to Skeens at
least small sample size, but Tascar Hernandez is four for
eight against him and Pahz is four for four against him.
So if you want to take hits runs RBIs, those
would be two guys to look at. Probably get pretty
good number because Skeens is a top two pitcher in
all of MLB. So yeah, Skeen's numbers against the Dodgers
not the best. Snell against these Pirates fifty seven at
bats against a one ninety three average and a five
sixty three. Ohps really good. So I would take those
two guys on hits runs RBIs or I would take
the first five under if it's three and a half
for better, I would not take a three, but I
would take a three and a half or even altered
to a four and a half, because I think both
of these starters are going to hold it down for
at least the first five. So those would be the
two ways I would go. Here, will the Dodgers win
the game that they're not supposed to win? Probably that's
usually how baseball goes.
Speaker 1: A couple couple things. So the first thing, Snell has
not faced the Pirates yet this year. That was he was.
That was way earlier in the year. He was on
the ee out. Yeah that no, he was just he
was just hurt. So that game, that game that Brian
was thinking of with Skeens versuhyamamoda. Just just so we're
factually correct, Snell Snell was. That was way back April.
I don't think these two teams have played since, like
since like late April when that series was. The second
thing I don't know that the Dodgers are not supposed
to win this game. They're still favored. I think what
I'll what I'll say here is so this is someone
that's been very pro Pirates the last couple of days,
that this is the probably the worst spot of the
whole series to play them, and it's because of the
bullpen using. So you have Pirates. Not only did they
cover the plus one and a half, they won the
last two days and they've won close games, So they've
basically burned through any bullpen arm that you would want
out there, they've burned through. Now the wild card here
is Justin Lawrence, but I don't know why he's not
on the team yet. So Justin Lawrence is probably would
be their best leverage relief arm. He's coming back from injury.
He threw three times last week at for the for
the Triple A team, So I just assumed that he
was going to be activated ahead of this series, and
for whatever reason, he hasn't. But he hasn't appeared at
Triple A yet this week either. So that's something I'll
personally have my eye on coming up to this game.
Is he going to be activated today? Did he? Did
he tweak something. Did he did he have a setback?
Is he back on the IL I don't know. I
haven't found anything out of it yet, but that would
that would certainly change things for me here in terms
of like leaning toward the Pirates. If I knew I
had Schemes and I knew I had Lawrence in a
Levertt spot after that, I'd be more inclined to take
the Pirates because of that. If he's not there, I
don't think I want anything to do with the Pirates
from the full game standpoint, because of what Brian said.
They've got to be you know, they've got to have
an eye on Skeens innings at this point, and it's
hard to believe he's out there past the fifth inning.
So but because of that, it's still Paul Skeens, and
he's still you know, he he if he knows he's
only going five, I think you're gonna get his best
effort over those five. So maybe Pirates minus one ten
for the first five, and you just because you know
you're probably gonna get five out of Skiens. He's probably
not gonna only go four unless he's getting hit hard.
So if I was gonna bet this game today, like
I can't. I can't go against the Pirates at this point,
just because I'd be contradicting everything I said the past
couple of days. That being said, it's definitely not the
best price and not the best spot to bet them
the full game. So if I'm playing here, it's got
to be Pirates first five, and I'm just gonna take
a shot that Skeens is just because Skeens is the
better of these two pitchers. Probably not, there's not, not
by a a landslide, but he is. I would just
put my money on schemes for five innings. If the
game is tied, I get my money back. If he's
in the lead, I take it and run. Because the Dodgers,
if they they will probably get to this Pirates bullpen,
especially if Justin Lawrence is not back, which it kind
of looks like, why would they activate him in the
middle of the series, right, That's not how they usually operate.
Usually it's okay, we're gonna bring him back at the
beginning of the series, or he's gonna meet us in
Milwaukee wherever we're going next. So without him, that Pirates
bullpen is in trouble today and you could see some
late runs for the Dodgers, which maybe gives you a
chance at this over seven that's an awfully low number
if there's runs at the end of the game. So
just the way I see it, probably no action in
either of those for me, just trying to reason out
my thoughts here. Brian Leonard. The Guardians, I gotta say,
I mean, as a fan, this must be like every
time that they're completely buried, somehow they win games, and
that's really like this. The start to this week, it
looked like they were about to be buried, and what happens.
The Mariners can't win a game, and now the Guardians
go out and get a win. To give you more
false hope, the season of false hope for Guardians and
Guardians fans. They play the Rays who are giving their
fans maybe some false hope as well. I believe six
wins in a row now after totally blasting the Mariners,
and actually what the Rays did the last couple of
days was get both of these teams back in the mix.
Because the Mariners they need to have a long that's
gonna be a long flight home to Seattle. They're gonna
have to think about some things because suddenly that final
spot is up for grabs, and these are the two
teams that look like they could grab it. Your Cleveland
Guardians an underdog again here? Do they keep it going
for you for one more day? Is the question?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's amazing how this season has gone for them.
Every time you think that they're out of it, they
pull you right back again. Uh yeah. Allen the lefty
going against Pepio thel Ready for Tampa Bay. Ted Bay
is about a one sixty favorite here total eight and
a half to the under logan Allen getting the start
for Cleveland. He's four four to two ERA, four seven
to expected one point four to four whip. He's had
a problem with his whip in his entire career in
three seasons at one point four to six. That's not pretty.
In fact, the only thing you take a look at
his card and no bright red at all. But his
heart hit rate's pretty good in the seventy fourth percentile.
But if you take a loc at his barrel rate,
it's in the twenty seventh percentile and Chase right in
the fourth. I think he's getting a little bit lucky
in that heart hit rate. Five pitches he throws all
at least ten percent his four seemer he throws the
most at ninety one point one miles an hour. Not
overly impressive. He's just a guy for myself that's just
eating up innings for Cleveland, and and he's not one
of those guys I'm looking to back on a regular basis.
Pepio A little disappointed season here for Peprio. I thought
this was going to be a breakout season four him.
He's he's done very well in four seasons three point
four to six ERA one point one four whip, but
this year I thought it was gonna be the one
for him to step up. He's got a three point
seven o EIRA four point oh one expected one point
one five whip. He grades out if by looking at
his techas space, he's like an average pitcher, and to
have the eras that he has had in his career
and only be an average pitcher tells me that he's
over overproducing what his value is. He does throw six pitches,
but the main one is his four sever at forty
four percent, and he throws a few others a little
bit lesser, change and slider a little bit. But he's
a guy that I'm a little bit disappointed on so
far this season, and we're looking at this game here,
the way Cleveland's playing. You know, they do have the
lefty and I do prefer the lefties, although the readies
are starting to make amends that on the season, but
still the lefties have a better record and they've performed
better slightly to Cleveland here, But I don't know if
I'll get there. I think both teams are overplaying what
they have right now. Tampa Bay, he still has some
quality players on the DL. Cleveland has brought up. They
brought a big Christmas again yesterday and he had a
home run or two, and so he's always excites the
crowd and Cleveland they love him, even though he hasn't
performed well. But I don't trust either one of these
teams to win. But if I had to play it,
I'd take the point. I take the plus money with Cleveland.
Speaker 3: Pepio is a little bit disappointing this season. But take
a look at his last four or five starts, five innings,
no earned, five innings, no earned, five innings, four earned,
six innings for earned, so he's kind of coming in
to it. He did not face the best lineups Saint
Louis and Washington in those two five inning shutout starts.
But I don't think Cleveland is exactly a power offense either.
Cleveland's won two games in a row against Tampa, and
Tampa does have false hope, but I think they still
think they have some hope. I've got them ranked way
higher than Cleveland here, Pepio. I got him six spots
higher than Allen. I got the Tampa bullpen rank six
while I got Cleveland ranked twenty and hitting got Tampa
ranked ten while I got Cleveland ranked twenty nine. So
I like the race here. I'm gonna make it my
parlay leg. Actually, I'm gonna take Tampa on the money
line here. I think Pepo's had two really good starts,
and I think he's gonna continue it against another offense
that's been a little bit disappointing this season, one red flag.
He his stats against these batters are not the best
in his history, but that was not this season. I
think a little bit of momentum means a lot. These
guys are very streaky up and down, and I think
Pepiel's on a good streak here, So I'm going to
take him and the Rays as my parlay leg.
Speaker 2: They're about one fifty nine right now.
Speaker 3: I'm fifty nine good for a parlay leg.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and especially on a day where there's there's not
much I can't really I can't really argue with that
from a just trying to pick the winner standpoint, And
if you're putting in the parlay, no, no big deal
in the price. So yeah, I mean I would have
I would have interest in the raise from a side standpoint,
probably if they if the price was was significantly cheaper.
But you're not really worried about minus one sixty in
the parlay, So no no issues with that for me.
Were what? So I look at this and like, I
kind of, you know, you go back to that last
series you had, the one you had the one game
where I believe the raise one nine nothing. The other
two games were lower scoring. I think I think the
books kind of look at this matchup and say, we
have two bad offenses here, and so we're gonna price
it accordingly. I wouldn't be surprised if poor pitching outweighed
the quote unquote bad offense here. I think this one
gets over. I don't like Logan Allen at all. I
think he's it's shocking to me that he is still
in a starting rotation in the bigs with with some
of the the like when you look at stack cast
page and stuff like that, and every time I watch
Logan Allen pitch a Big League game, it's typically how
is how did he just get through six innings? How
did he just get through five innings? He's credit to him.
I'm sure there's a lot of a lot of pitchers
that have gotten to this level that that wish they
could sort of do that. You know, even if they would,
they would trade worse stuff to be able to navigate
a game like he's been able to do. But again,
like he's he's someone that can absolutely get hit And
I'm with you guys on on you know, I'm with
you Brian on Pepio. I've very disappointed in him this year.
Coming into the season, I kind of felt like he
could be like a legitimate ace and he just really
hasn't been that expect the Arras round four, which is
which is not bad, but still concerning exit v low,
you know, he gets hit hard, like just it's just average.
In my opinion, he's been you know, he's been average
to above average, nothing special. So again, you talk about
an eight and a half in this type of game,
feels like there could be a timely hit or two
on either side. You get to four to four, it's
already over. So again, I just think that the books
maybe shaded this one toward the under because of the
two teams you're dealing with. But these are not under
pitchers right now in my opinion, and this is not
an under ballpark.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 1: Remember we're not at the trap right like this is
Steinbrenner Field spring training facility. Ball can get out of
there quickly. It's not a it's not like a pitcher's
park by any means. So I'll throw out a small
lean toward the over. But we'll let TV keep that
one and we'll go raise in the parlay. Have no
issue with that, all right, next game, got this one
wrong yesterday I thought that that was a home run
spot set up everything for the Royals. But Brian, you
make such a good point about these sort of need
to win teams. I almost feel like they've become a
net negative. You said this weeks ago, and you've been
right about this. These teams that get a little bit
overpriced because they quote unquote need to win or it's
a huge game for them. The point you made was, well,
it's a big game because they haven't won enough so
far this year. Right, It's so important for the Royals
because they've put themselves in the spot by being an
average team, and you're kind of seeing that again here
Royals at home. Yeah, I mean, you would think that
they could get one of these. Are you willing to
pay a dollar fifty to do that? That's the question.
It didn't work out yesterday, doesn't work out here.
Speaker 2: If anybody missed yesterday's show, I highly recommend you go
back and watch to at least the segment. It was
near the end of the show. I think it was
the last game we talked about where I was. I
rarely disagree with these guys as much as that one,
and it worked out in my favor. I gave a
good spot for the Angels and Trick came back and
shot me down with some nice information for Kansas City.
It was a tight game. It could have went either way,
but that was a really good segment. I thought I
learned from him, he learned from me, and that's why
we're all good.
Speaker 1: Catch twelve to learn.
Speaker 2: So it worked out very well. I will say in
this game, we've got Kyle Hendricks against Noah Cameron. Cameron's
the lefty Cameron in Kansas City are about a one
to fifty favorite generally about nine on the line, slightly
to the over. I'm really take If you take a
look at the statcase page on Baseball Savant on the
MLB website, it's amazing when you take a look at
Kyle Hendricks. First of all, he's got a four point
eight nine ERA four point one five expected one point
three to one whip. You rarely see the discrepancy from
a pitcher in Major League baseball. He's in the ninety
fifth percentile and average ex of velocity eighty eighth percentile
and hard hit rate eighty fourth and chase rate seventy
ninth in walk rate. Terrific numbers. The same pitcher is
number in the first percentile in fastball velocity first percentile
and extension fifth percentile and wiff rate and six percentile
in strikeout rate. Considering he doesn't strike anybody out, He's
only got eighty nine strikeouts in one hundred and thirty
six point one innings. How is this guy winning? He's
got six to nine on the season. That's a good
season for him. He went four to twelve the year before.
I like the way he's pitching, and I took some
time and looked at what he's done this year compared
to last year. Now, he's used the change up for
most of his pitches both years, but it's changed up.
Last year he used he had a he had a
two ninety five expected wOBA. This year it's two ninety.
But he's using it a lot against lefties. He's had
success in that regard. Last year four hundred and fifty
five pitches against lefties, three hundred and seventy two against righties.
This year four to forty eight against lefties, three seventy
six against righties. To ninety wOBA is awesome. You take
a look at that compared to his curve ball, which
is at five to sixteen wOBA. That means against lefties
he's really good. And what does Kansas City do. It's
a city throws a lot of lefties against you. Mike Yastrimski,
uh Pas Contino, Adam Frazier, Massy Caglione, Isabelle and Carter Jensen,
the catcher that they brought up all left handed batters
and he gets to face them. So I like the
situation right here with the Angels. Once again, this is
a team that's been out of the playoffs a long time.
They continue to find ways to fight and keep everybody involved.
And I like the way Kyle Hendrix is pitched. And
I think I probably said that twice in the last decade.
Noah Cameron rookie having a terrific rookie season seven to six,
two point nine two eira three point five four expected
one point zho nine whip and he's a lot of
the same. He's very good in his barrel percentage in
ninetieth percentile, heart hit rate seventy seventh Avera Jackson velocity
eighty fourth, but his fastball velocity only nineteenth percent has
chased raight twenty seventh, strikeout rate twenty sixth. He throws
five pitches, all of them about the same, so I
really like the way he does that. He's not going
to blow you away by the strikeouts and his ability
to get you out in that direction. But we've got
two crafty pitchers here. One is a long time veteran,
one is a young guy. And I like the situation
for the Angels. You're getting them at plus one thirty
five or so on on this so you can even
go as low as one thirty up to one thirty seven.
So let me play the Angels. I didn't use them
yesterday because Trigg made a great reason to to not
play them, but I'm going to play them today. I'm
gonna take them at plus Let's go plus one thirty
five the Angels plus one thirty five. Here will be
my part of the Partly.
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I'm gonna go against Brian here. I don't do it often,
but I like I like the Royals in this case.
Uh Noah Cameron, how many pitchers in Major League Baseball
have as many innings as he's got with a two
with a sub three ERA and a one oh nine whip.
Those are like those are those are wheeler numbers?
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: The problem is he's been a little shaky recently. In
his last couple starts, he's starting to give up runs.
It's probably because because he's young, uh and slightly in experience.
But the White Sox knocked him around for six earned.
But if you take that start out, I mean everyone's
everyone's allowed a clunker. He allowed four, five, six, seven
earned in his last four starts. Pretty good, and he's
a better picture at home. Kyle Hendricks has a five
plus ERA on the road, uh, and the Royals have
the better bullpens, So I find it hard to bet
against the Royals here, especially after the way they lost yesterday.
I'm going to back Cameron and the Royals here. We'll see.
We'll see on tomorrow's show. Who was right, either Bryan
or myself. But I like the Royals here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I'm I'm you know, you both make good points.
So first of all, I just want to say about
Kyle Hendricks. I hope, I hope with Kyle Hendricks retires
that he opens like a pitching academy because he has
got to be like one of the last guys right now.
And I think it's gonna come back into favor. I
think you're starting to see guys start to do this more.
But like for a while there, we just had a
bunch of throwers, like guys, guys weren't pitching anymore. They
were just just out there trying to whip the ball
in as fast as possible with as much movement, as
much spin as possible. And what happened is guys started
to like just get hurt. Careers were ending. So you're
starting to get these guys that like are more Kyle
Hendricks esque. But he's certainly the last one from guys
his age, in my opinion, that that really are out
there like pitching from like a cerebral standpoint where everything
is Everything he's doing is is is just trying to
outsmart the hitter. He does not have really have stuff
at this point. He doesn't throw hard, he can't throw hard.
Yet he's still in the league. And Brian's pointing out,
like some of the stuff in his stat cast pays
being very impressive. That's all brain right there, that's all
his brain. That's all just him being an elite pitcher.
Like I used to think what he was back on,
I mean, you can go back to the twenty sixteen
Cubs when they won the World Series. He was a
part of that team, and I always felt like he
was Greg Maddox esque, and it's really looking like later
in his career. I mean, this was Maddox when he
was like forty one, right, Like, this is like what
he was doing pretty much to stay in the league
and get guys out, and that's what Hendrix has been
able to do so very He's he's been very impressive.
He's also been priced as this like bottom option and
he's not that. So again, I haven't really found any
you know, really good reason to go again him at
all this year based on where the market continues to
price him, which which they've done here a little bit. Cameron.
So I was on Cameron and the Royals in that
in his last start, and he he had nothing and
he hasn't pitched since, so it's it's worth pointing out
that he was skipped. I don't know if it was
just a rest thing, I don't know, but but he
had and he went out there and fought for them
in that start and actually hung around maybe a little
bit longer than you know, I think like most of
those runs he gave up were in the first or
second inning, and so credit to him for like doing
his team a solid staying in there, getting through five innings.
But he he had nothing right from the outset, because
in the first inning of that game, he gave up
a couple of laser beams and they happened to go
right at someone got out of the inning, and then
I think he got blown up in the second and
third point is like he he had, you know, I
think the innings are getting up there for him a
little bit, and so I wonder if maybe being skipped
and having the extra rest, we see him get back
to the numbers that Tokyo Brandon pointed out, which are
really really good. And this is a guy I've liked
this year as well, so I think I think just
from a standpoint of, like you know, giving a lean
out or giving an opinion, I'm not going to go
against either of you guys, I kind of lean toward
the under here, and I don't know what it is yet,
but if you can find a nine and a half,
which might be a little bit juiced, I think that
is is very playable, even the under nine, even money
or plus one one oh five I'm not sure what
it is, places I'm seeing it even money right here.
Nine's kind of that key number where you're still safe
in a four to four game. So that's what I
would look for. If you can find like an under
nine and a half in this game at like minus
one twenty or less, I think that's a pretty good bet.
And even under nine a plus money, I'm fine with.
Speaker 2: What do you see, Brian, Yeah, it's nine and a
half minus one thirty. If we were one of the
few that are still with ESPN bet Pinnacles got nine
and a half minus one sixteen, so that.
Speaker 1: That's great bet at that price.
Speaker 2: In that regard, at.
Speaker 1: That price, I think that's a really good bet because
I think the rest I think Cameron desperately needed a
week off and they gave it to him. And I'm
with you on Hendrix. He's out smarting hitters and the
Royals lineup has not been tough to outsmart this year.
I feel like they almost outsmart themselves half the time
throughout the plate, So I don't just I don't mind
that at all. Under nine and a half at that price,
or really any under in this game is the way
I would go. All right, let's move it along. We've
got two legs the parlay locked in. I can guarantee
you mine will be in one of these last two games,
So let's get to it. It is White Sox Twins
Taj Bradley is up at the majors, where he should
have been when he got to Minnesota, even though they
let him raw at Triple A for a month. Not
really sure why they did that, but he's back with
the big league club and this looks like a potential
collection of bullpen arms for the White Sox. Gonna have
to do a little research as Brian talks to see
who might be the bault guy today. But both teams
have used some bullpen and these are not. You know,
this isn't like the deepest of collection of pitchers on
either side. So, Brian Leonard, how are you seeing this one?
White Sox Twins Bradley versus whoever the White Sox decided
to throw out there today. Yeah, let's let it.
Speaker 2: According according to the odds logic, it looks like Ellard
is going to get the start. We're looking at Bradley
about a about a one fifty favorite total eight and
a half. Frasier Ellard has pitched thirty four games in
the majors the last two years. He's only started one game,
and I believe that was similar to what he's doing now. Oh,
come man, he's only thrown nine.
Speaker 1: Real quick, you guys guess it's Fraser Aller is only
going to throw winning. So it's it's going to be
Jonathan Cannon. It's going to be Canon that is essentially
making the start here. Sorry, I just wanted to point
that out.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, and he's been Kennon fodder for other batteries,
so Ellard's going for the White Sox. Don't find this
game very intriguing, because did you guys, either one of
you see the quotes from Todge Bradley off his last start.
Speaker 1: I actually didn't. What was it? No, I'm interested to
hear what he said.
Speaker 2: He came out and said afterwards he pitched. I believe
he pitched a really good game last time out, and
he said it's the first time in his career he
has looked and prepared for the opposing batters before the game.
What uh? He had been to Tampa Bay and we
always talk about Tampa Bay being such a great organization
for pitchers. According to Todge Bradley. He has never actually
looked at what the likes and the dislikes are for
the pictures he's facing, and their weaknesses and their strengths.
Can you believe that.
Speaker 1: Got to be by design the razor. It's got to
be some m I T. Spreadsheet guy that told him
not to do that. That's all I can think of.
Speaker 2: And he pitched really well. I can't believe I've got
my entire career and.
Speaker 3: I doing this, or he's lying.
Speaker 2: Well, no, I don't think. I don't think he'd be lying.
That's an embarrassing thing to say about yourself. But anyway,
he comes in with a four point eight two ERA
three point eighty expected one point twenty nine whip.
Speaker 1: You know, he he's.
Speaker 2: Been in the league for three seasons now, He's got
a four point seven to seven ARA one point two
nine whip and he's done so pitching in the worst
division in Major League Baseball. In being from Cleveland, I'll
admit it, the Central is terrible. You look at this
year's and only one team has outscored the opposition. It's
a bad division and he has not pitched well in it,
and h and he remains in it as he's so
with Minnesota right now, I am curious, and this is
the game I'm going to be watching tonight. I'm curious
to see what Bradley does. Did he finally said, oh,
I didn't realize we could do this kind of thing,
and now we've found a way. So I would I
would think we will see if he's lying or if
he has figured something out in this game. That said,
I think the runs will be scored in this one.
You've got two teams that the bullpens are are extremely
worn out right now. Leisures pitched to at the last
three Vassals pitched twenty seven yesterday as Ellert sixteen. So
they've got some guys that are a little bit worn out.
Let's look at the Tampa Bay bullpen or shooting Minnesota
excuse me, Minnesota twins. So they're still used to seeing
him in the Tampa Bay uniform. They used their last
three guys, Topa, Sands and Thunderbrook yesterday. I don't think
Topa's going to pitch. He pitched on Monday, but the
other two should be available, so they're bullpens in a
little bit better shape. So I can't lay this number
with Minnesota, because I don't think they're much better than
the White Sox at this point. But it's going to
be interesting to see how Bradley pitches in this game.
And yeah, that's I just found that quote amazing, and
so we'll see what happens here.
Speaker 3: TODs Bradley has faced the White Sox twice in the
last two months, and he's given up eleven earned runs
in six plus innings. These guys have gotten to him hard.
But like Brian said, if that's the first game he
ever checked the opposition, he pitched six to five innings
with one earned so it's pretty good. But Todge Bradley,
in my opinion, is very inconsistent pitcher. I've never really
been a fan of his, and now he's on a
team that's basically a sinking ship. White Sox surprisingly not
really known for their power hitting, but I've got them
ranked ten out of thirty teams in current form, so
they're hitting quite well, and I've got the Minnesota bullpen
rink twenty nine out of thirty. Taking a look at
the team totals here, the White Socks three and a
half seems pretty delicious to me. I think they can
get four runs in this game pretty easily. Even if
TODs Bradley has a good game, I wouldn't expect more
than one or two earned runs in five innings, which
will open up four more innings for them to just
tee off on this disgusting bullpen. So I think socks
three and a half is a good play here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my parlay leg will be the over in this
game over eight and a half. Jonathan Cannon has been
awful at TRIPAA the last month, absolutely terrible. He's gotten
blown up in just about every start. This isn't a
you know, this isn't a reward for him, per se.
This is like the White Sox just saying like, hey,
like we kinda we just need a starter in euro up.
Like it's not like, you know, he's been down a
Charlotte his so here here's his August numbers and one
of these starts, now granted, one of these starts was
at the big league level where he got smoked by
the Mariners. His August numbers overall eight point five nine ERA.
This is in twenty two innings. He's given up thirty hits,
twenty one earned runs, He's walked ten batters. He only
has sixteen strikeouts, a three to twenty six batting average against,
and a one point eight two whip. Those are his
August numbers. It has not been good. His most recent
start came against Nashville where he got where he gave
up eight hits and four innings. So the Twins should
be able to get something there. You talked about the
bullpen usage. You're gonna get llered for an inning, you know,
that's fine. I don't think there's any guarantee that he
just goes out and throws a clean inning. And then
on the other side, like even if Bradley pitches, well,
the Twins have no relief. They literally no bullpen. They
have no bullpen. They every respectable arm was straded away.
So like they have some guys that you could say, okay,
like this guy might be with the team next year,
or maybe maybe he could be like a reliable long reliever.
But it's not like there's anyone that you would be like,
you know that that can't go out there on a
given day and give up runs. There's zero consistent good
bullpen arms on this team. And yet the total's only
eight and eight and a half. How is that possible?
How's it only eight and a half?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Like for a full game nine innings between these two teams,
and it's only eight and a half. I thought I
thought we were going to see a ten on the
total there. So that'll be my parlay league over eight
and a half q Q up the two to one
final where Bradley throws seven innings of one run ball.
But like other than Todgs Bradley pitching well, which like
you've said, has kind of been hit or miss, there's
gonna be runs everywhere else in this game and you
only need to get to nine on a day where
there's not much else. I'll throw that in the parlay.
So over eight and a half White Sox twins minus.
Speaker 2: Won ten minus minus ten. I incredible. Say this is
a getaway day. Both teams go on the road tomorrow.
That's my only concern. But yeah, I'm surprised to say
and half. I it should have been it should have
been nine to nine and a half in my opinion,
But uh yeah, I got nothing against that other other
than both teams are got to get on a plan
and travel to a different city.
Speaker 1: And the nice part, the nice part about that is
or just like if this if this game is not close,
like let's say, I'm not saying it's gonna be a blowout,
but if this game is not close, like let's say
it's four nothing or five nothing, at some point you
can rest the shirt at some bum come in to
finish it up, and they could give up four runs
in an inning as well. The only the only way
I think this over doesn't get there is if it's
literally like Jonathan Cannon comes in and just randomly has
a great start, and you're looking at like a two
to one type game. Five nothing can become nine to
four very quickly in a game like this, because no
one has depth relief arms at this point.
Speaker 2: We saw that yesterday Minnesota's cruise around had an easy win.
But pocket I turn around and look and all of
a sudden, the White Socks are taking the lead.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's that is That's kind of the game
I'm seeing here. And if but but again, if not,
like if Cannon's just no good, what was the final
yesterday in that game it ended up being a four
to three White Sox win. It's probably something like that
is probably probably gonna happen again today, or one team
is gonna get up so big that it's like seven
nothing and then it's seven three. A lot of ways
to get to nine runs here, and that would get
you a win in this one, and hopefully it gets
us a win for the parlay that's locked in. But
we've got some business to handle first, and that business
is probably the game of the day today out in Houston,
the finale of what's been a very entertaining series so far.
Brian Leonard, so Yankees Astros, Major League Baseball, says, we
don't care that there's a huge football game tonight that
everyone else is gonna watch. Let's put our best game
right up against that at seven forty pm Eastern time.
Own Christian Hobber, it looks like to finish it off.
Speaker 2: What do you think that was a fun game yesterday
unless you're a Yankees fan, really playoff type of atmosphere
in Houston. The fans were standing the entire time. We
had talked the day before about the pitch, the pitch
throwne and then the catcher hitting the catcher in the chest.
I did read some articles about it, and they really
had They went after the pitcher in the in the dugout,
in the locker room. They went after him. They didn't
go after the young catcher.
Speaker 1: So they know he's gone. He's gone at the end
of the year.
Speaker 3: By the way, teams loved their catchers. The catchers are
the most popular guy in the locker room every team.
Speaker 1: And they're not gonna They're not resigning frambur and it's
somewhat known, so I have a feeling it's going to
be a long couple of weeks for him as a
part of that team.
Speaker 2: It could be, but the team did not act like
it was a divided locker room. They acted like they
were out there to play some ball and they did.
It was a great baseball game, regardless of who you
liked in it. Rondon the lefty against Javier the already
Rendon's about a one thirty five favorite and a total
of eight and a half. And if you watch the
game yesterday, and I hate to continue to harp on
this the Yankees fans, but the Yankees played Yankee baseball.
They hit the home runs, they do that very well.
They run the bases terribly, they played terrible defense, and
it was clear that Houston was the more talented team
when it came to the all around the way they played,
very similar to the Phillies and the Brewers. As we're talking,
the line seams to be getting bet up a little bit.
It's eight and a half now minus one twenty for
the most part, one twenty five, so they expect some
runs here in Houston, and I could see that happening.
Carlos Rondin Rodin excuse me, three point one eight ERA
three point twenty nine expected one point oh eight whip.
He's been terrific all season long. He's already thrown one
hundred and sixty four innings. He's almost up to where
he was last year. This guy just I love to
have this guy on my team. But if you take
a look at his stat Statcast page, he's pitching, yes,
expected batting average in the ninetieth percentile, with right in
the eighty fourth, strike out in the seventy eighth. His
extension is only in the nineteenth percentile, and his walk
rate is in the twenty first. His strikeout to walk
ratio is only sixteen point five sixteen is about league average,
and you would expect him to be better than now.
Like last year he was eighteen point eight and so
he's he was still walks too many batters. He's walking
ten a game ten percent this season after really cutting
down on that for the last few years. But he's
back to walking a lot. But I like him. Between
him and him in there, they've had excellent seasons. Christian
Xavier just coming back. He has not pitched a lot
in twenty twenty three. He had one hundred and sixty
two innings last year because I'm injury thirty four point
two and now it's sixteen right now, So obviously he
hasn't thrown enough innings for the statas page to light up.
But overall, most of his stuff is pretty good expected ARA,
expected batting, the average barrel percentage, but his walk rate
is bad, his ground ball percentage is bad, his extension
is bad. Comes in three point three at ERA two
point seven three expected one point one to three whip.
He's a fly ball pitcher, and I think the Yankees
can get to him here. I prefer the Yankee side
in this game. I think the Yankees team total, let's
take a look at that. Maybe the way to go here.
It's at four and a half. He can get it
from basically even money, so they can score five runs
to get a victory, and I think that could possibly
happen here. Take a look at the bullpen for Houston.
They're already dealing with a bullpen that's really worn out.
They've already got the best reliever, possibly the best reliever
in baseball on the DL or the IL as they
call it. This year. They got to bray you who
pitched thirty pitches last night. Okert has pitched to it
the last three days. In fact, the last two days
he's pitched. Kings pitched to it the last three and
Orcs pitched to it the last three. So they're running
into some problems in the bullpen there after a bray
you throw us thirty yesterday and he really struggled to
be able to do that. That's what it let the
Yankees back into the game. I have concerns about the
Houston bullpen in this one. I like the Yankees, and
I think the best way to play that is for
them to score five runs and you get that victory.
I think it's going to be a higher scoring game
with those bullpens in there, so I'll play the Yankees
team total in this.
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like baseball and as much as we do. Again, I
have to go against Brian, not not directly against Brian,
but I like the under in this game. And there's
a couple of reasons why I think that Rodin has
been pitching excellent. If you look at his numbers, they're
they're almost as good as Cameron's numbers. They're they're like
really good, a one to oh eight whip. Who wouldn't
who wouldn't like that? At this point in the season
against the Astros, his numbers are mediocre. But I think
this season he's he's pitching better than he has in
past seasons. I think I don't think his past history
against this team matters quite as much. And the Astro
has been a little bit of a funk at the plate,
not looking like a playoff team. Recently showing some good signs,
but overall they're slumping a little bit. And although Javier
has had some problems since coming back this season, in
his history, he's dominated these Yankees, I mean sixty one
at bats against in a one to eighty average six
ninety oh ps. I think under in this game is
the way to go here. Eight and a half seems
a little high to me. This looks like a four
to three kind of game to me. Even if like
Brian can win his two, the Yankees can score their five,
but I don't think the Astros are going to score
three or four and kill the bets. So under would
be the way I would go here. I haven't played
it yet, but if I did, that's how I would go.
Speaker 1: Because we went game to game. I haven't really been
in the chat as much as usual, but we got
to get the chat involved before the end of the show.
Fortune not I think. I don't know if I said
that correctly, says is it a good idea to fade
Jimmy cross up. I'm assuming that that's Ramber Valdez, who
we started the segment off with the rest of the season, well,
he gets priced as a premium option, so you know,
it's not the worst thought to think about doing that,
because I feel like he does kind of get priced
as one of their top pitchers. So I would say, like, obviously,
take everything case by case. But I don't think it's
a terrible thought to like, maybe you know, have that
in the back of your mind next time he comes
around to start. As far as this game is concerned,
I said, I want to find a spot to about
the Yankees in this series. I think that I don't
think that this is the worst spot to do it.
I ultimately, I don't know if I'll end up making
a bet on the Yankees in the in this series
and I'll just have to, like, you know, let it
go because the price was a little bit high here.
But I guess my only concern is, like, there was
a point in time last night where the Yankees were
just kind of chilling. They were up three to nothing.
They probably took a look at that out of town scoreboard,
saw the Reds were up five nothing, probably feeling pretty
good about themselves. As I, as I said yesterday, I
thought that they had some real momentum going to potentially
chase down the Blue Jays. And what ended up transpiring, well,
I took a loss with Reds plus one and a
half after having that five to nothing lead, they completely imploded.
Blue Jays got the win, and the Yankees choked away
a game where they had a multi run lead lose
eight to seven, So a little bit of a gut
punch right there. I'm interested to see how they respond
from that. Again, I think I do think I prefer
Radona and the Yankees in this spot, and that was
always sort of my mindset going into this series was
that the Yankees would take this series. So based on
everything I've kind of said, because we've talked about this
game every day for the past three days, so the
culmination of everything we've talked about, what would put me
on the Yankees here, it could only put me on
the Yankees here, because I did say on Tuesday I
felt like this was the I felt like they would
win this series. Want to find a spot to bet
them in this series. So far, they now split the
first two games of the series, so I could only
be on the Yanks. But man, the way that those
two games played out last night was not great for
this Yankees team, and I'll be interested to see how
they respond to that. I'm not sure I'll have any
part of it, but I'll be looking the rest of
the day to see if I can talk myself into
a Yankees play because it's probably the only way I'm
involved in Major League Baseball today, so lean semi strongly
to the Yankees there for me. All Right, we've reached
the end of the show. We did it today, all
six games, got to them in an hour, timed it
out kind of perfectly. Today, got there right at the
hour mark. We have our three teamer locked in, so
let's read it off. I'll promo myself real quick. I
have nothing to sell for baseball to on Thursday. I
doubt I'll have a client play for baseball, but I
do have a five percent NFL and I went four
to zero in the NFL preseason, If that means anything
to you. I'm gonna try to roll some of that
NFL preseason profit into Sunday. There's one game I really like,
might be the only NFL game I bet all week,
but I do like that when it's up my page
TV said he's got stuff up. Brian's been extremely hot
over the last God, it's been a while now. Brian
running good.
Speaker 2: Number two, the last three days, number one, the last seven,
number one, the last month. We've talked about when football
season comes, that's the best time to bet baseball, and
that's been working on great We're twelve and three on
our last fifteen four stars and bread in Major League baseball,
so good time to jump on board.
Speaker 1: Rest assured I will be on. I will be betting
minor league baseball today as I do almost every day.
I cashed with the Salt Lake Bees yesterday. Nice little
easy winner for me last night. That'll be what will
keep me entertained today. What can keep you entertained today
is this three team parlay which I'm going to recap
here to close out the show. Tokyo Brandon Raise minus
one sixty Brian Leonard Angels plus one thirty five, bringing
our parlay odds up again like he did the other day.
Nice outright winner for you. I think it was maybe
Monday or Tuesday with the Orioles that helped us cash
some nice odds there. And then I'm gonna go with
the total White Sox Twins over eight and a half.
That parlay place plus six twenty nine. Obviously could be
different based on your book. Shop around for the best odds,
but one more time, that is Raise full game, Angels
full game money line, White Sox Twins full game over
eight and a half plus six twenty nine TV. Did
you have some closing thoughts for us before we head out?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have an MLB play up. I'm number two
the last thirty days and I'm number one in twenty
twenty five. So we're all doing good. So go to
wagertalk dot com see what we have. All three of
us usually put up a free player every day, so
it's worth your ten seconds to go check it out.
If you didn't get our plays from this show.
Speaker 1: I'll even go one step further as to say, like,
if I do play Major League Baseball today, which is
a likelihood is quite slim, I will put it up
for free I page. If I don't, I'll put my
strong sort of lean up for free, so that will
be in the free play section. Since I'm since I'm
trying to get you to buy the NFL play and
we have k.
Speaker 3: Kb O is half price.
Speaker 1: That is nice that they let us do that. You
have always KBO, always half price, and we're we're getting
down to it with the KBO right now. We're in
we're in make territory, l g K. They've been coming
through for you a lot lately. I feel like I
feel like every day you're on LG every day they win.
Speaker 3: So but your KT yesterday was a great call. Adham
that was on the Rockies over was also a great call,
so you both had I was. I had a crap
day yesterday.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: It's good. I also on the same day I had,
I guess a nice win on KT. I managed to
have a five nothing lead with a plus one and
a half and it wasn't even close. Wasn't even close
to a win. Gave a thirteen run so it happened.
Good luck today, enjoy the enjoy the Cowboys Eagles game
if that's your thing tonight, and we'll be back nine
in the morning tomorrow, nine IM Eastern to finish off
the week for more total bases. We'll see you guys
then