Speaker 1: All right, everyone, welcome in. It is Monday, it's Game seven.
It's time for total basis. We have hit the home
stretch here. We've only got I think I did the math.
No matter what happens, I believe we have like six
shows left so today. The World Series starts on Friday.
We'll be here with you through the World Series next week.
But we still have the Alcs Game seven. Dodgers Brewers
didn't give us much excitement. Well, I mean, Joiotime is
a pretty exciting guy regardless of how the series goes.
But Brian Leonard, this series has kind of delivered back
and forth, feel like it's anyone's guests as to how
these games are gonna go. Road teams in this series
one and five I believe. I'm sorry five and one,
I meaning the home team is one in five Game
five in Seattle. I'm sorry, God, it's Monday. Blue Jay's
won last night. Anyway, scratched that from the record. Probably
maybe the worst intro of the season to this point.
But it's game seven, so welcome man. How is your weekend.
Let's go around the horn first and then we'll get
into the in the game.
Speaker 2: Yep, mine was wine was pretty good. I only had
one NFL play yesterday and it was a nice winner
on the Rams. I had a hard time handicapping ester
Ras card. They didn't see a lot of value, so
I used a free play on the over and I
had the over in the baseball game, and then I
had the Rams and Saturday a little disappointing. Smaller plays
didn't work out. I think I went three and five,
but the winners were the bigger plays. So yeah, looking
to get back in the back in the winning circle today.
And you mentioned the baseball game. This has been a
hard series to figure out from a side standpoint.
Speaker 3: Well, last two games I had Blue Jays, so I'm
pretty happy about that. Wait, yeah it was the last
two games, right, they've won? No the Mariners. Okay, yeah,
I had the Blue Jays in Game four, and then
I take the Blue Jays again yesterday.
Speaker 4: So I won both of those.
Speaker 3: So but yeah, generally the side is hard for this
series because the teams are pretty equal, you know, the
in my opinion, Toronto has the better hitters, but I
mean it's comparable, because man, what Seattle did at the
at the at the.
Speaker 4: Break, the batters they added in de.
Speaker 3: Suarez and and and the Nailor.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, very comparable lineup generally.
Speaker 3: I think the Jays starters are have been stronger than Seattle's,
but Seattle's bullpen has been stronger. So that's why we're
getting a back and forth kind of zigzag series here.
And man, Seattle hasn't been in the World Series since
what two thousand and one, and Toronto's never been there,
So this.
Speaker 1: Is they weren't in the World Series in two thousand
and one. That was that was Diamondbacks Yankees. I think
they lost in the a Alsyes.
Speaker 3: Okay, well it was to the early two thousands when
Seattle was there last.
Speaker 4: I think no.
Speaker 1: Ended the marri I don't know if the Mariners have
ever been to a World Series. I don't think they've
Let's I don't think they've ever gone.
Speaker 3: Let's ask the chat. I know, I know Toronto has
not ever been there.
Speaker 1: Toronto won back to back titles. They won Joe that
was my first baseball memory as a kid. Joe team
mixed up.
Speaker 3: So Joe the Joe Carter team was there. Yeah, but
that was back in the nineties, right, so.
Speaker 1: Ninety ninety three, I think I was seven. I was
seven years old. That was like Mike, that was like
core memory for me. Blue Jays Joe Carter walking it off.
Speaker 3: In either case, it's been a long time since either
one of these teams has been there. Is this just
a sacrificial Lamb series to get sacrificed to the Dodger
or what? We'll talk about that on Friday, I guess.
But yeah, it's been punch CounterPunch the whole series, which
has been quite fun baseball to watch. They've all been
overs except Game one, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of scoring in the series, yup. Game
I was just trying to think back to what my
record is in this series. At Game one was three
to one. I had the Mariners in that game and one.
I then tried to bet Luis Castillo. He got destroyed,
So that was I think That's where I'm at in
this series. I think I've played two of these games
so far, both times it was the Mariners. I'm one
and one and now we're at Game seven, and I
still feel like I'm kind of leaning toward the Mariners.
Definitely from a value perspective here, I feel like this
is kind of a coin flip. But I'll go to
Brian Leonard. First, are you trying to get involved? And
you've been killing the totals in the series, so is
that kind of where you would go back here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, totals, I don't think I've lost any of them.
And on the side, I think I did lose one
on side so far. It was probably an ugly one.
But yeah, overall, can't complaint at all. Got Kirby against Bieber,
and the current line is Bieber about when close to one,
twenty five to one, thirty favorite twenty seven total seven
and a half. Slightly to the under in some places,
but pretty much across the board it's flat kur this.
I'm concerned about Kirby in this game, and I will
tell you why I was on. I think I might
have really liked Kirby the last time he went out,
and I realized that because of his pitching style where
he doesn't walk anybody he's in he's in the eighty
nine percentile in walks, he's always in the strike zone. Well,
you've got a Toronto team here who doesn't strike out
a lot, and they swing at the first pitch a lot.
So for his pitching style, he might not have to
pitch backwards, as they say, doing something totally differ than
what you normally would do, because he has not had
a lot of success against this team, and I think
that is something that really helps Toronto here from at
least from an offensive standpoint. Obviously, we like the Seattle
bullpen a little bit better than we like the Toronto bullpen,
so I may end up trying to find something that way.
But the Kirby stayed in the strike zone is you know,
rarely is it a problem, but it is against a
team who swings as hard and as early as Toronto does,
and as I mentioned, they don't strike out a lot.
From the other side. Bieber, he did not look good
in the first standing last time he pitched, but he
settled down after that, and that's good for him, that's
good for Toronto, but it's still another team here or
I've seen him before, Seattle has seen him before, and
I think that's an advantage for the batters. So once again,
if I'm playing, I'm playing the over at seven and
a half. We're getting similar numbers that we got in Seattle,
and the Toronto hitting environment is much better than Seattle.
It should be at least one run higher, which means
that this game would have been a six and a
half in Seattle. I don't I don't think so at
seven and a half. Over is probably the best way
to look at this. As the day goes on, I'll
see if I can find some advantage on another way
for clients, for maybe a team total, something like that.
But right now, hey, don't you know, I don't fix
it if they haven't broke it. And that's the over.
I'm looking at that again once once again here in
the spaceball game.
Speaker 1: I think you're we can't hear your TV while you're
fixing your MIC. I will say that the when I
was a kid, probably nine ten years old, you know,
my parents bought me all these nice clothes. The only
thing I ever wanted to wear to school ever, was
that Teal Kangriffy junior jersey. I had a Teal Mesh
Griffy junior jersey. And those Mariners teams from the mid
nineties were my favorite, and they never they never got
over the humpy they got. I believe they got to
a wild Car or they beat the Yankees famous Griffy
sliding in the home, could never get to the World Series.
And then in two thousand and one, one hundred and
sixteen win. Mariner team ran into the Yankees, who eventually
lost to the Diamondbacks and what I consider to be
of my lifetime that I can remember witnessing the greatest
World series that I've ever seen two thousand and one
d Backs Yankees, TV. You want to test your you
want to test your MIC again? We still don't have
so well, you know what, we'll come back, go ahead again.
Well TV has left the building for a Yeah, he's
got to give me mic. That's all right. We only
if that mic can last six more shows then he can,
then we can. You know, we'll have time for them
to ship him a new one. I'll start talking about
the the oh he might be back. I'll start talking
about the go ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, five percent play on this game.
Speaker 4: So I'm feeling really good about it.
Speaker 3: And if you listen to my analysis, you'll probably figure
out which way I'm going on this. I think the
Blue Jays are on right now, and I kind of
agree with what Brian said about Kirby. He's he's a
great pitcher up to this season, but he's just not
reliable right now and against this team in his career,
he has a three to ten batting average against an
eight sixty four OPS against, and he has one of
the worst home roads splits. Not one of the worst,
but I mean it's a It goes from a three
ERA at home to a five plus.
Speaker 4: ERA on the road.
Speaker 3: Bieber, on the other hand, five forty six ops against
these batters in his career. He's a good home pitcher
and I think he's I think he's very underrated. So
given the fact that Toronto's on a major role right now,
I think you guys can tell which way I'm going
on this one.
Speaker 1: I got. I just got a kiy On Neon in
the chat says two thousand and one seemed like a
monumental upset because the Yankees were going for a four
p Yeah, they were actually going for their I think
it would have been their fifth one in six years.
So they had won ninety six, ninety six, ninety eight nine, Yeah,
so it would have been a four pet They won
in ninety six, the Marlins ninety seven, ninety eight, ninety nine,
two thousand and I was so two thousand and one,
I was in tenth grade, and I was already a
pretty big baseball fan, and I love that Diamondbacks team,
And of course I grew up in New York, probably
a couple hours north, a couple hours north of New
York City. In two thousand and one was you know,
the playoffs for a month after nine to eleven, and
I was rooting hard for the Diamondbacks, and I I
would come to school and like all my friends were
Yankee fans. Everyone in my school is a Yankee fan,
and I got a lot there's a lot of heat
on me for openly rooting for the d Backs, like
you would have thought I was been locked at the time,
like it was just but that was an incredible series,
the back and forth, the walkoffs, and yeah they were
a huge underdog. Go ahead, Brian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just wanted to point out what made it
even more memorable. It was because it was the shocking
situation in New York and the country as a whole
was rooting for the Yankees. And I've always been a
Yankees hater, but I was kind of rooting for them too.
But the one team in the National League I really
liked was that Arizona team, So I felt that way too.
So yeah, that's why I think that, And in memories,
I think that's what made it even more. It was
because so many people were rooting for the other side.
It made it look like it was a bigger upset,
and it was. But it was a bigger upset than
what we thought it would be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that was the series with Shillings bloody
sock as well, wasn't it. And they had Shilling and
Randy John's and Schilling pitched. I think Games seven was it.
I'm not sure which game it was, but he had
the bloody sock and he kept going.
Speaker 2: When he had the bloody sock. Okay, guys, over, I
blanket out and I go on to the next year.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: But they did have Shilling, they had Randy Johnson. It
was a great series.
Speaker 4: Uh and uh.
Speaker 3: And it was unexpected that the Diamondbacks took that. For sure,
Mark Grace was on their team, I believe at that time.
I'm not sure. Anyway, I'm way off to you guys.
Speaker 1: So yeah, well, h we get to games, we got
a little we got a little time to chat with
talk Megan. That's why for Megan in the chat says
love you, Trigg, shout out, shout, we know you.
Speaker 2: She just isn't going to give you a girl come
in and say hey, I love you, trig.
Speaker 1: Uh Anyway, as far as that series, it's concerned though,
that would have that would have been Chilling in game
he he was the Game seven starter. It was Johnson
and Shilling were like the studs all year. Johnson came
out and won. I believe he got the save in
Game seven. And if you really want to like relive
that in about two minutes. When when the Diamondbacks and
Giants played about a month ago, they had Bruce bo
uh not, they had a Brentley and Bob Melvin sit
in the dugout and sort of watched the final inning
on the jumbo tronk of the ballpark and like talk
about it and you know, reminisce about it, so on
and so forth. So that was very cool. That is
on YouTube. It's about a two minute video and absolutely
like worth the watch. So take a look at that
if you want to go relive the two thousand and
one World Series and TV like, you know, people forget
that the Mariners were far and away the most dominant
team in the league that year, one hundred and sixteen wins,
a historic team. They were the favorite in the Alcs
and the Yankee. The Yankees were the I believe the two.
I mean, I don't know if they were the favorite
from a betting standpoint. I bet it was pretty close,
but like they were the one. They were. They had
a historic season.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Mark Grace did for the Diamondbacks two thousand
and one to two thousand and three, so he was
in that series.
Speaker 4: I remember.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, great Mark Grace.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, and uh yeah. That Seattle team was amazing too.
Didn't they have Bueller and Griffy and Itchiro and.
Speaker 1: Great? No, that was each year old, believe is early.
You know, that was his first year, second year of
first year.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it was amazing that year. Good stuff.
Speaker 1: Yep. Back to Oh go ahead, No, no.
Speaker 3: No, that's it, that's it. I was gonna ramble on
a little more.
Speaker 4: That's okay.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say back to back to this
game again. I was like on the on the end
Zone live stream yesterday we were joking about I said, man,
I you know, I kind of hope I knew I
wasn't gonna have action in the game. I said, I
kind of hope the Mariners just win so I don't
have to show up this morning, and like, try to
make a case for this game because it's listen, it's
just a very difficult game to make a case for.
I think if you, if you have watched this whole
series to this point, and you truly like the way
I look at it, you truly feel like you have
a good angle in tonight's game, Like more power to you.
It is a it has been totally unpredictable. I did
misspeak at the beginning of the show two four road wins,
two home. You know home teams are two and four.
I don't know that either of these. I don't think
there's really a home field edge, Like maybe yes, like
it's gonna be a it's going to be loud in
the ballpark, so on and so forth. But it's like,
I don't know the way I look at it, like,
am I giving Toronto like this big home field advantage here?
Not really? I not to something that would I think
cause the Mariners to not be able to win this game.
What I think it comes down to, ultimately is the
managers who messes up that. That's that's what I think
it's gonna come down to. And unfortunately for I can't
find a I don't have a managerial edge here either,
because Schneider's done some things that I haven't necessarily agree with.
And George Kirby or George Kirby sorry, had my screen up.
And Dan Wilson is a little bit new to this,
and I think Wilson I had complimented him, And we
can go back around the horn and touch on this,
but I had complimented Wilson up until this series on
sort of managing his team like he did in the
regular season. So it's like a lot of these managers.
You have the you have the A. J. Hinches of
the world, who I think is the best manager who
is going to do this stuff in the regular season.
You almost trust him to like go crazy. Now you
could argue that it probably cost him in the last series,
but he's like in the upper echelon of managers, okay,
And then you have the guys that get to the
playoffs and it's like all of a sudden, they hit
the panic button and there, you know, like Schneider, in
my opinion, Schneider. The last time Bieber was on the
mound Game three, Game four, I think it was Game
four against the Yankees or Game three, where he had
the lead panicked, went to the bullpen, tried to get
six innings out of the bullpen. Wilson was kind of
just cruising along, saying, you know what, I've got this
great rotation logan Gilbert George Kirby. We'll leave Bryce Miller in.
And I thought it was working. A couple times in
this series. I haven't necessarily agreed with how he's sort of,
you know, with the buttons that he's pushed. Jose Press
as Mariner's bullpen is better. I think I would agree
with that too, But it also it also comes down to,
like when you go to the bullpen, what matchups you're
trying to lean on. You know, That's where it's like
it's tough. And then yesterday I'll point out from yesterday's game,
couple big mistakes from the Mariners base running mistake early
Gino Swarez with an error like the kind of stuff
that's gonna get exposed in the playoffs. And so I
leaned toward the Mariners, especially at the price. Again, give
me plus one fifteen in a game I think is
a coin flip. I kind of have to look at that.
But boy, is this tough to pick a side do
you want to follow up to any of that, Brian No, I.
Speaker 2: Agree, I think Toronto's going to have a pretty good
hitting day. But other than that, it's it's the whole
series has been a really it's been a lot of
fun to watch. Obviously, it's much more fun than the
National League. And we were talking about shows and stuff.
I just wanted to say, I clement They got a
new documentary out about Roberto Clemente, and I watched it
over the weekend and it was excellent. It's like it's
it's like two hours. It's it's pretty in depth. It's
got his sons, a lot of the players that played
on those teams with him. What a loss, but it
was very, very very good documentary if you're looking for one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, regarding me here, I think I think Seattle has
a slight advantage. I've seen Schnyder make some really questionable calls.
The most questionable call I've seen him make is is
using little at all. I mean, that guy is horrible.
I mean, if he gets in the game, we got
some problems.
Speaker 4: Really good he was in this postseason.
Speaker 3: I mean he's I mean putting him in in high
leverage situations, I think is a is a recipe for
disaster for the Jays.
Speaker 4: I hope they don't use him today, but we'll see. Yeah,
this postseason, he just hasn't been there.
Speaker 3: I've I've questioned so much Schneider's I thought he takes
some of his starters out at the wrong time. But
you know, I think today it's not going to be
such a bullpen game. I think a lot of the
chats saying this too. I think you could see, you know,
fifth starters or guys who haven't started for five days
or four days go in there and give him an
inning or two. We might see Miller, or we might
see you know, some of the Toronto starters that haven't
played for a while. We'll definitely see Wu. I think
he didn't look sharp when he went in the other day,
but I think, you know, off a hiatus, that's kind
of expected. But Wu's a great picture. So I don't
think the bullpen is going to be that big of
a factor. I think I think starters is going to
be more of a factor because they will probably probably
be using fifth, fourth, and fifth starters here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all hands on decks. Game seven. That's the
thing makes it makes it super challenging to really, you know, handicap,
which I mean we handicap baseball all year, and a
lot of I mean, for me, a lot of my
handicap is the like the known or at least what
I think is going to be the known relative to
like where the books have something priced. And that's what
makes it almost impossible to really get to the window
with a side in Game seven. It's like, there's so
many different ways this this game can go. There's just
it's it's you know, your guess is as good as
mine kind of you know that that's been That's really
what makes especially when you get to this point in
the playoffs, makes betting these games extremely challenging. That it
just that's that's my opinion on it. I don't I
ended like I said, I ended up with two bets
in the ALCS series, and I will be shocked if
I have like more than two bets in the World
Series because unless unless like the Dodgers are are such
big favorites that they're just gonna hand you value on
the other side, which I have a feeling is going
to be the case, and and you know, maybe we'll see, uh,
we'll see what we'll see. We'll leave that discussion till
Friday when we have uh an opponent for that game.
But yeah, from a watching standpoint, doesn't get better than
this game. Seven to very evenly match teams and and
kind of a breath of fresh air, like getting it
doesn't matter what who you get, getting the J's or
the Mariners in a World series hereies is going to
kind of be great, I think. And this let me
ask you this before we sign off, Brian, will this
be from a favorite underdog standpoint, one of the most
lop sided world series in recent memory? Can you remember
a bigger one at least where you think this series
might be priced.
Speaker 2: For the World Series?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just I'm curious, Like, do you think the
Dodgers are going to be a massive favorite against either
of these two teams?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I believe they will. And there's a lot of times
you get to the World Series and one team, Like
I remember one year I backed to Padres. I got
a really good number of like eighty to one, and
they ended up playing the Yankees in the World Series.
The Yankees were still a port to one favorite over them,
and I think they got swept. But uh, yeah, it's
the popular teams. And I hate to say it because
I'm not a conspiracy guy. The popular teams going to
the World Series happens more often than you would know.
And who is the team?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: If you if you were Major League Baseball, which team
do you want to win this game? You want Toronto
because its entire country going against Canada or Canada the
United States. That kind of thing that could build it
up a little bit more, especially in this time of
political upheaval in both countries a little bit. That would
be something that if you had, if you were one
of those kind of guys, you would in Toronto. But
I'm not one of those kind of guys. So it
comes down to me where the better team is going
to win. And like I said, I'm concerned about Kirby.
If he starts running into problems and then get in
take him out of the game early, then then maybe
Seattle I can get there. If not, if they if
they keep them in there and expect regular season Kirby
against most other teams, they may keep them in too long.
So we'll see. I just think Toronto scores some runs
in this game.
Speaker 3: Not a conspiracy guy either, because Baseball is gonna be fine,
whether it's the Royals versus Brewers or the Yankees versus Dodgers. Uh,
they're gonna be fine next year. I don't think it
really matters. They're not gonna be going bankrupt because bad
teams are in the in the World Series. But yeah,
I'm not a one of those conspiracy guys either. And
it's pretty obvious if the if the umpires are calling
a different strike zone for one team or another. I
think the NFL you could kind of get into that
more because so many holding calls or phantom you know,
call it a catch or not.
Speaker 4: But in Baseball, I think it's.
Speaker 3: Pretty hard to, uh for for an umpire to have
a different strike zone for different teams.
Speaker 4: Unless your angel hernandez.
Speaker 1: Kia makes a good point, maybe you get some wo
and balk this is and this is again. This is
what I'm saying, like you, there are so many different
ways that this game could go relative to maybe how
how it starts early again, I think you know, I'm
looking at just different bet like the spread market. The
Mariners plus one is only like minus one thirty four
right now. I think if you gave me an extra
ten cents on that and I can have the run
cushion with the Mariners. Knowing I was what would push
if they lose, like in a late game situation or
a walkoff, I might take that, But again it's a
I think there. I think this will be a better
show on Friday with a new series, because I do
believe in these playoff series too. Oftentimes, the like the value,
at least from a side standpoint, is early in the series,
before things have happened. Once you get to game six,
Game seven, it gets it gets really difficult.
Speaker 2: Both tiers know each other so well by now it's
and I'm I'm as much as I'm enjoyed the series,
I'm kind of bored with it at this point.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, yeah, he's.
Speaker 2: Not involved, so I'm just trying to get it over
with and so we can go to the World Series.
Speaker 3: One point to make about who if I may he
looked shaky when he made his appearance the last start.
I don't know if that's because he was on a
hiatus or if it's because the pressure of the postseason.
Is his first postseason, I'm not sure he's going to
be the reliable guy that he usually is, So just
a just a note on my part.
Speaker 2: Bring him in from the bullpen.
Speaker 4: They did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's used to starting. It's it's different. But
now now that if they do that, he's he's got
the experience at it. Yeah, they bring him in. He's
the hell of a pitcher.
Speaker 4: He is. He is.
Speaker 3: I don't know if his stumbles were because of the
pro postseason pressure or just because he had some time off,
But I don't expect them to be terrible two games
in a row. But postseason can really crack some people,
as we've seen with Clayton kersh On a couple others.
Speaker 1: It's playoff baseball, really it really, it just doesn't get
better out the baseball playoffs are are as good as
it gets. Game seven, if it's if this is a
close game, I mean, just think about think about Game
five of Mariners Tigers. Who thought the Mariners and the
Tigers could produce a a sort of game of that caliber,
even though that's a great thing too, It wasn't even
it wasn't even a great game from a execution standpoint,
but still just just tremendous mark A. Yeah, I mean,
listen if you want to. I don't think major League
baseball cares they got the Dodgers, they could care less
who It is great, huge agent. Asian fan base in
Seattle are arguably the biggest of anywhere in the US.
So yeah, it's a it's It'll be great either way,
And admittedly I'm much more excited. I am much more
excited to come back here, see you guys on Friday
and talk game one of the World Series when we
have new matchups. And again, I just I truly believe
that these playoff series, as you get very deep into
the playoffs, the value is going to be in the
first couple of games and then it's going to just
be very, very difficult to handicap. So we'll be looking
forward to that. TV has the play in this game,
So check that out if you If you're looking for
a play in this game and you're talking about Brian,
do you have anything else in any other sport tonight?
Speaker 2: I'm just about to handicap my hockey. I did want
to say it, and it does kind of. It starts
two hours later in the World Series, but Carolina is
at Vegas tonight. Neither team has lost a regular game
in regulation all season long, so that's going to be
a really good game and it's like a pick on price.
So if you like hockey or if you're new to hockey,
after the World Series is check it out.
Speaker 4: Do you have tickets?
Speaker 2: I don't have tickets. I mean, man, I watched in
the other room. I was gonna say, may I end
up going? But I guess she'll have to know if
I'm Yeah, she loves it more than I do, so
I have to take her.
Speaker 3: But no, Well, the Japan Series just got decided today
because soft Bank beat nip On Ham, which is Darvish's
and Otani's old team. So it'll be soft Bank again,
soft Bank Hawks against the Haunsting Tigers, and I will
have plenty.
Speaker 4: Of plays there. Don't forget guys.
Speaker 3: Wager Talk allows Adam and I to sell our KBO
for half price, and they allow all of us to
sell our MLB non five percent plays at nine dollars,
so you can get those when the World Series starts.
So something to look forward to on Friday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll have That's probably where I'll be at. There's
two Monday night football games. Actually, incredibly my sort of mind,
like where I've been doing the best of the last
few weeks is the NFL, which I the reason I
say incredibly and laugh at that is probably the hardest
market to beat, so I can't I don't know if
I can count on that going forward. But hey, the
NFL keep games, keep winning, So maybe I'll play one
of the two tonight or we've got some early for me.
It'll be early morning KBO tomorrow. And that series just
got interesting with Samsung taking Game two, so so Hana
Samsung always plenty of stuff to bet on. I'll promo
one thing two weeks from today will be our college
basketball show myself, Brian Powered, Brian Power, Rob Vino, same format,
way more teams. So I'm like excited and terrified all
at the same time. But I think we've got to
beat on quite a few of them. So if you
come in, you roll in and you're like Trig, tell
me something about the Lafayette Leopards, I think I can
do it. So we're going to try to cover as
much as possible there. I'm very much looking forward to it.
Go ahead, Brian, I just want to.
Speaker 2: Touch on we're gonna leave and nobody's got things to do.
But when we've talked in the past about him, he
has been on fire. I think he went six and
zo again last night. Hats off to Rob Veno. He's
just been on a tremendous run overall over at the site.
So yeah, he's always been very streaky, and when he
gets on one of these streaks, I make sure I'm
on it.
Speaker 1: There we go. I need him to be streaky still
two weeks from now to hopefully can keep it going.
All right, guys, we will. We'll miss you the rest
of the week. No games the next three days, but
we will be back on Friday morning to break down
Game one of the World Series Dodgers against whoever wins tonight.
Have a great day. Cash all your tickets five dollars
Tuesday tomorrow. Of course, since we won't get a chance
to ram that down your throat about ten times during
the show, don't forget all plays five dollars. We'll see
you here back on Friday morning.