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Breaking down every game every day

0:02

in Major League Baseball. This is the Baseball

0:05

Betting Show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson.

0:09

If we're we're pro they low welcome. I love you, Las

0:11

Vegas for the Baseball Betting Show with myself

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Greg Peterson now part of the Decent Family Podcast.

0:16

We've got an excellent podcast for you as joining

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me. In segment number two, you're gonna have on one

0:21

of our good friends and Rob Donaldson. He

0:23

does such a great job taking a look at this amazing

0:26

game of baseball. We're gonna be chatting with him about

0:28

just how he's deciphering the Saturday card. Things

0:31

have been standing out to him towards the beginning

0:33

part of the season. We'll also talk about how weather

0:35

affects a handicap on some of these games, especially

0:38

the totals, as well some of the player props

0:40

that he plays. So we're gonna be having a great time

0:42

with him and segment number two. In the final segment,

0:44

I'm gonna get you guys fixing analysis and every

0:46

game on the betting board for this Baseball Saturday

0:49

as we touch them all. If you do have a question

0:51

comment segment idea. What have you for this podcast?

0:53

You have one of two ways, bo farthought in first

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at unders forty one. Keep in mind letters GM

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they mean to as matters, so as for usual, please to send

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these into the timeline. Other ways, find an Apple

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it is very much appreciating them. From there, you're able

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fire in whatever you'd like to here on this podcast by

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that five star review to not get in any Twitter

1:12

slash teks questions today. But we had an

1:14

amazing day of baseball on Friday.

1:17

Let's take a look back at it, try to find some trends

1:19

in, try to get to know these seems a little bit better.

1:21

Games for yesterday is Greg buzzing about.

1:23

Here is the rowdy recap.

1:25

It was a game of Leaster between the Saint

1:27

Louis Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers. And Brewers

1:30

have been one of your top over teams all season

1:32

long. This was very much an under though, as

1:34

the Burrs now twelve overs is six hunders.

1:37

Meanwhile the Cardinals six silvers,

1:39

twelve unders and two pushes, so two opposite

1:41

teams two to won the final in this one is

1:44

for the Brewers. Freddy Peralta was dealing six

1:46

scirrels settings from there out of this piano a

1:48

squirrels setting, but yeah, Trevor McGill

1:50

tried to get a two ending safe. It allows

1:52

that run in the ninth inning, which means Joe Piomps

1:55

has to get it outut of the bullpen and then Hoby

1:57

Milder a scoreless tenth inning. As for

1:59

the Brewers, that go just two of eleventh men

2:01

and scoring position as Kyle Gibson at it going on

2:03

four walks but allows just one run in

2:06

six innings. From there, javanne Geigo's parabox

2:08

at the bullpen, Matthew liberatory squirrels setting,

2:10

Ryan Fernandez one and a third endings squirrels,

2:12

but Ryan Elslie gives up an undern run

2:15

the tenth as the ghost runner was able

2:17

to come through via William Cantreras and his game

2:19

winning singles. So a good knight

2:21

for the Brewers who may not find themselves at

2:24

the top of the NL Central at twelve and six, but

2:26

the Cubs are giving them chase. The Chicago Cubs

2:28

take down the Miami Marlands by a count of eight to

2:30

three. As for the Miami Marlins. This has been a miserable

2:33

and sad start to the season for them

2:35

as they are six and fourteen on the run

2:37

line. That is the worst market in all baseball.

2:39

And for Miami A J. Puck well,

2:41

he probably should get the buck off the mound as

2:44

a starter. See what I did there? Seven

2:46

runs surrendered in three innings, three walks

2:48

along the way. Why they continue to give

2:50

them starts? I have no idea from there. The bullpen

2:53

was honestly fine. Bert Schmid two squirrels settings,

2:55

Andrewnardi a squirrels setting the Klon cronin

2:58

two nings he allows the run. And for the Miami

3:00

Rolins they did have a Brian Day. La Cruz get a

3:02

home run off of James to ti on fourth home run

3:05

season for ty On gives up a one run off the course

3:07

of five innings and name one with the under Colton

3:09

Brewer toasted this one. Two runs, one of which was

3:11

earned, surrendered in his two innings of work. But

3:14

Keagan Thompson in long relief ultiply solid

3:16

as well, two scoreless inttings out of him for

3:18

the Cincinnati Reds. They were onto

3:20

getting a win by account of seven to one. By the way, Cubs

3:23

are now fourteen to five on the run line this year. Both

3:25

has a favorite as an underdog. That is the best

3:27

mark in all of baseball. But for the Reds they're

3:29

now ten to nine above five hundreds. They get

3:31

to the bullpen as Tyler Anderson good

3:34

start ere two runs, one of which was earned, given

3:36

up in seven innings. Officially took the loss, but

3:38

not on him. He gives up home run to Tyler Stevenson

3:40

second home run season, but then Ellie daya Cruz

3:43

three run bomb off of Oz Sezono, sixth

3:45

home run season for season. No, he gives up

3:47

that home run. He inherited men on base, so he only

3:49

gives up one run in two thirds of Nannie and him Simbers

3:52

stuck with giving up four runs in a third of

3:54

inning, and for the La Angels, nothing doing

3:56

as Nick Lidolo kept it on the lo low

3:59

six right out six and a third innings,

4:01

so lost just one run to give up seven nights along

4:03

the way. But Fernando Cruiz peer aboutside the bullpen

4:05

Lucas Simms Buck Farmer. They're both able

4:07

to supply a squirrel a setting seventeen

4:10

to one. The Arizona Diamondbacks completely

4:12

toppled the San Francisco Giants. Wakes

4:15

now right now in awful form. Five

4:17

runs surrendered in four and two thirds innings the Laws

4:19

nine. It's clearly not getting into camp

4:22

was expected to be an issue, and it's been an even

4:25

bigger issue than expected. But the

4:27

guys on the bullpended even worse. Landon Rop

4:29

he gives up four runs, three which will earning one to two

4:31

thirds indings. Kay White Haang he

4:33

comes in for an inning and he allows five runs.

4:36

Nicavla he gives up a run in

4:38

two thirds been had and then he had mister

4:40

Fitzgerald Tyler Fitzgerald, the backup

4:42

short stop, come in for an inning. He gave

4:45

up two runs. As for the San Francisco

4:47

Giants, he tied the Airs under Diamondbacks in amount

4:49

of home runs in this game one. As Ares

4:51

Hilaire, he was able to go deep for his fourth

4:53

arm round season that off of Jordan Montgomery.

4:56

He looks like a man that's very much in mid season

4:58

four gave up just one run in six innings at solhom

5:01

Run Scott McGough, Justin Martinez combined

5:03

for three scorels setting and then did have Blaze

5:05

Alexander god for a third arme run season.

5:07

As for the Arizona Diamondbacks to go ten

5:09

of twenty three with Bennetts scoring position

5:12

Yeah, the New York Mets top of the LA Dodgers.

5:14

This is by count of nine to fourst for the Metropolitans.

5:17

Had Sham and AA give a relatively okay started

5:19

her two runs were rendered over the course of five innings

5:22

against this lineup that sawid Ree Garrett

5:24

does come in and allows two runs, both of which

5:26

were under and runs Omar and Neer bias

5:28

at catcher interference at Joey Wendall had a pair of ARUs

5:30

out there in the field, so defense was not helping.

5:33

But Adam on of Vino Brooks. Really they were two

5:35

squirrel settings at Jake Deakman squirrel setting

5:37

of his own. As for the Mets, they get a pair of home runs.

5:39

DJ turned it up Stewart off of Yomanashi

5:42

Yamamoto, he gets a start home run campaign

5:45

and for Francisco to Indoor he gets his second

5:47

home run of the campaign. As Yoshi Nobo Yamamoto,

5:50

he gives up four runs, three which will earned over the course of

5:52

six innings. I think I set his name incorrectly

5:54

the first time, so I apologize to mister Yamamoto.

5:56

Meanwhile, you had mister Dane Hudson come

5:59

in. He gives up two, one of which was earned, including

6:01

one of those bombs. Kelly gives up two runs at

6:03

an ending. Ryan Brazier gives up a run in an

6:05

enning and for the Li Dodgers three of twelve men

6:07

in scoring position. So hey, glorious win

6:10

for the Mets, who are now nine to two in their last eleven

6:12

games. And for the Blue Jays, offense

6:14

has not been great this year, but they have found a way

6:16

to be able to pick up wins five to one. They're able

6:18

to take down these slam Diego Padres

6:20

as it has been very much an underseason

6:23

thus far for the Toronto Blue Jays, as

6:25

they played eleven hundreds to just sign overs.

6:27

And for Toronto, you had a pretty

6:30

solid start here from Yardie Rodriguez.

6:32

He gives up one run over of course, at four innings.

6:34

He did allow his solm run to Fernanite at Tattoos

6:36

junior sixth home run the campaign, but every one

6:39

at his back, as he had Voden Francis give

6:41

up nothing in his two innings for worst to Romano,

6:43

Yimi Garcia, tim mesa all supply

6:45

squirrel setting and justin turn it down for what

6:48

gets the second um run season, not off of met

6:50

Waldron, who had himself a rough night.

6:52

Five runs are under in four and two thirds sayings both

6:55

been from there save you on the under logan Gilespie

6:57

Audrey and mode hoone thank you bye for two squirrel

6:59

sayings. Colak paarabouts out of the bullpen and Tom

7:01

Cosgrove one and two thirds hangs scrolls

7:04

out of him as well. We did not see anything

7:06

in Rockies versus Mariners because that game got

7:08

snowed out. I did not misspeak. It

7:10

literally snowed out there, So that's

7:13

not great. What else was not great? Arty knewer

7:15

great a pick went into the abyss because

7:17

he saw the Cleveland Guardians put up a ten spot ten

7:20

to two. They take down the Oakland A's as

7:22

Tyler Freeman in a home run that would have only

7:24

been a home run in Cleveland, and that's when

7:27

you know that things are not going well for you. As Joe

7:29

Boyle gives up seven runs up five it's

7:31

over the course of six angs giving up that home

7:34

run to mister Freeman a third home run the campaign,

7:36

and then Josh Naylor goes deep

7:38

off of Kyle Mueller his fifth home run the campaign.

7:40

For Mueller gives up three runs, one of which

7:42

was earned over the course of two hunting shirt by an

7:44

air out there in the field. And for the

7:47

Oakland ac he didn't get a pair of home runs of their own. That's

7:49

the only way that they got runs. Brent Rookers solo

7:52

run off Scott brotho third home run the campaign, and Tristan

7:54

McKenzie he gives one up to Abraham

7:56

Toros second home run the campaign. As for McKenzie

7:59

gives up that sold run over the course of five innings. Barlow,

8:01

so I'm running his ending work, Tim Herron squirrels

8:04

setting and Tyler Beatty two squirrel setting.

8:06

So Guardians do stay very very hot

8:08

in Cleveland. Has actually been a little bit of an

8:10

over team as far this season, as they

8:12

played twelve over, seven hundreds and a push. Your

8:14

top over team in all baseball though, that would be the

8:16

Baltimore Orioles twelve overs, five hundreds and

8:18

two pushes. They fall, so they can't say Royals.

8:21

So on Friday, by account of nine to four for

8:23

Dean Kramer. He gives up three runs over the course

8:25

of five and two thirds innings, including home run. Not

8:27

a great starting on a terrible start as taking

8:30

him deep. You had home run number four of the campaign

8:32

for Vinie Pascantino and then don't take gives

8:34

one up to m Jam Molendez. Also his fourth home run

8:36

on the campaign for dat he gives up three runs,

8:39

but this over the course of one ending and Keegan Akan

8:41

you got one out of the bullpen he a lot three runs

8:43

before Mike Bowman. He comes in first squirrel setting

8:45

and you did see Elie Rushman go deep for his

8:47

second home run. The campaign that of the

8:50

Grand Slam variety is that comes

8:52

off of Will Smith who certainly got jiggy with it.

8:54

Gave up all four runs in this game over the course of his

8:56

setting of work as elk Marsh was rock solid

8:58

five and two thirds ending squirrels John Driver and

9:00

not out of the bullpen, and then he had Nick Anderson

9:03

supply squirrel setting in same for Matt

9:05

Seller, so they're not seller on a

9:07

win there. The Inliner rays they say

9:09

hot with their bats as well. Eight to three they're

9:11

able to take down the Walker Texas Rangers Braves

9:14

by the way, eleven overs, six hundreds and a push for

9:16

them. That's far this season. As for Texas,

9:18

Andrewhiney not the world's worst star.

9:20

Three runs surrounded in five innings did allow a pair

9:22

of home runs going deep four Atlanta Travis

9:25

Starno not once, not twice, but three

9:27

times for his first three home runs of the season,

9:29

two of which came off of Eni and then Jordan

9:31

Lats gives up the other one at Michael Harris

9:34

was able to take out and prew it deep and his home

9:36

run number three of the campaign for him prewe

9:38

gives up this home run and his heenning work. That's

9:40

gives up the home run. Four

9:43

runs a total in two thirds of night and he did get

9:45

four outside the bullpen squirrels out of coal win,

9:47

but he gets a lead off home run fourth

9:49

of the campaign off of Chris Sale and for sale.

9:51

He does give up three runs over the course of seven innings,

9:53

but more than enough to be able to get the job done here.

9:55

As Pierce Johnson, they're mads like they're

9:57

both able to supply. A squirrel is setting as well

10:00

well. The Detroit Tigers have been very

10:02

much an under team this year along with the Minnesota

10:04

Twins, but on this day they scored enough for and

10:06

over and it was the Twins who fell to

10:08

the Tigers by a count of five or four. For Detroit,

10:10

captain Jack Flaherty ten punch outs, gives

10:13

up four runs, but only two of which were earned over

10:15

the course of six innings. He was hurt by an air

10:17

out there in the field, so that was a little bit

10:19

less than terrific. New right fielder went

10:22

seal To Perez had an air and he didn't

10:24

give up a home run along the way going deeper. Minnesota

10:26

Trevor Larnich for his first arm on the campaign

10:29

that said, he was pretty rock solid as Joe Ryan was

10:31

not. Four runs surrendered over the course of five and a third

10:33

innings, but both bullpens were solid for the

10:35

Twins did have kill Theobar give up a run

10:37

in the ninth inning. It was via a single

10:40

by mister Perez who committed the air, so

10:42

thanks payback to air Brox Stewart Griffin

10:45

jacksposed to fly a squirrel setting at Cody Funderberg

10:47

gets a pair of bout out of the bullpen. Squirrels ingbut

10:49

for Detroit, Andrew chaf and Wolfest thank you by

10:51

him for two squirrel settings in Jason fully

10:54

closes the door for a squirrel, assigning to be able

10:56

to get that one to the window, also being able

10:58

to get to the window they usedon asked, haven't

11:00

been able to say that too much this season, but five

11:02

to three they're able to take down the Washington

11:04

Nationals, says Houston. They played eight overs,

11:07

eleven unders, suggest two pushes and for

11:09

Justin Verlander, first start back pretty solid,

11:11

two runs runnered over the course of six innings,

11:13

only four strikeouts. He seems to be just a little

11:15

bit down in general with his swinging miss stuff

11:18

as Riley Adams got a second um run in the campaign,

11:20

but bothen from there at his back. Did have Josh

11:22

Aader give up a run in an A and he's rocking

11:24

an eight thirty eight e r A right now. But Ryan Presley

11:27

Prian Bray, they both supply a squirrel setting and

11:29

for the Washington Nationals, you get a show,

11:31

he said. Not so great start out of Mackenzie Gore only

11:34

gives up three runs over the course of four innings, but only

11:36

went four innings. From there, you did have to have Matt

11:38

Barnes come into the game, he gives up a run in an ning.

11:40

Dylan Floro, Tan Rainey, they both

11:43

give you a squirrel setting. Derek Law along

11:45

with Robert Garcia, they combined for two innings.

11:47

They allow one run along the way as well.

11:49

He saw the Chicago White Sox continue to be that

11:51

you said, Chicago White Sox and lose another

11:54

one. This is by a count of seven to zero.

11:56

For the White Sox, six overs, twelve hunders

11:58

and a push. They are tied with the Mariners

12:00

and the San Louis Cardinals for highest under rate

12:03

in all baseball and for the White Sox absolutely

12:05

nothing doing in this one. Spencer Turnabule goes

12:08

out there for seven squirrel signings, gave up one and

12:10

mats John Oriyan kare king. Hopefully

12:12

I said that correctly, both give you a squirrel setting

12:14

in for the Phillies, they had a trio of home

12:17

runs while the White Sox had two total ds. Alec

12:19

Bohum goes e twice for his second and

12:21

third home runs of the campaign off of Garrett Crochet

12:24

and Garrett Crochet gives one up to what Mayorfield

12:26

is first time run the campaign for Corochet, after

12:28

a nice start to the season, gives up those

12:30

three home runs seven runs in total over the course

12:33

of three innings. Chris Flexen though fourth Squirrel

12:35

signings out of the bullpen, and Tim Ill was able

12:37

to supply his scroll of setting as well for

12:39

the Pittsburgh Priors and did not get what they

12:41

were looking for out of Quinn Pryster. The Red

12:44

Sox who have been banged up, but they get the job done by

12:46

account of eight to one. As for the Red

12:48

Sox, a trio home runs in this one.

12:50

Preiser gives one up to Rob revs Center's versus

12:53

the campaign Tristic Cossas is sixth and then

12:55

had our own see Cantres giving up to Sadine

12:57

Rafaela's first time on the campaign, and then

13:00

I got to mention Bryser also gave up another

13:02

one to wyler A Bray You is first arm

13:04

on the campaign. For Pryser gives up five runs,

13:07

four of which were earned over the course of four and a

13:09

third innings. Gotredez from there gives up the other

13:11

home run three runs in total over the course of

13:13

two innings. Josh Fleming, though out

13:15

the bullpen Squirrels Wonderstrand was able to give

13:17

you a two scroll of settings as well. Before the Buckos

13:20

they go oh of ten with men in scoring

13:22

position as Bryan Bayo was tremendous,

13:24

gives up just one end and six scorrel of settings.

13:26

You had the Boozer and mister gam

13:29

Boozer make his MLB debut at age

13:31

thirty one, gave up a run in an inning.

13:33

Jase Anderson two score of settings. So Boston

13:36

finds a way to the window, and so does the New

13:38

York Yankees. Five to three, they're able to take

13:40

down the Tampa bay Rays for the race. Tabler

13:43

Alexander actually a very good start. Five and

13:45

a third innings doesn't allow anything. But something

13:47

I've been learning you of is that this bullpen

13:50

of the Tampa bay Rays right now, struggling Chris

13:52

Davinski gives up five runs

13:54

in his enning of work. Now they were all under

13:56

and runs. There were a pair of riders out there in the field

13:59

that absolutely just ready to them as Yandy

14:01

d has had an air Curtis mead at in

14:03

air. So that was rough to say the least.

14:05

But for the New York Yankees, they made them pay. As Juan

14:08

Soto was able to utilize those errors

14:10

and cranked his fifth home run of the season

14:12

off with de Vinski and for cork Schmid, he was very

14:14

good in this one solo run, surrendered over the

14:16

course of five and a third nineings, going deep for

14:18

Richie Palasios his second home run

14:20

of the campaign. You did see Ian Hamilton give up

14:23

two runs and niting, but Dennis Santana five

14:25

outside of the bullpen scorel Is Clay Holmes was

14:27

able to sply squirrels saying, and then he did see Sean

14:29

Armstrong for the race, give you a pair of outside the bullpen

14:31

scoreless and you were able to get eight squirrels setting as

14:33

well out of j Kbpez. So very

14:36

interesting day of baseball on Friday.

14:38

And if you're taking a look at the full season betting

14:41

trends that we've got right now, road teams still doing

14:43

very well, hitting fifty two and a half percent on the money

14:45

line one one. Meanwhile,

14:48

favors they're not hinting an about fifty nine point

14:50

two percent with the juice. It makes it a little bit

14:52

rough, but they've been playing much better recently

14:54

and we've still got a lead with

14:57

regards to overs on the totals winner and forty

14:59

six overs one and forty two unders.

15:01

And if you're looking at the last seven days in Major

15:03

League Baseball, it has been very much an underwhelming

15:06

stretch fifty unders of just forty four overs.

15:09

Meanwhile, favors hitting at a sixty four

15:11

point two percent clip sixty one and thirty

15:13

four on the money line. So that's what we all

15:15

saw in Major League Baseball on Friday, and that's where

15:17

we're getting trend wise and coming next about

15:20

if we do take a look at a little bit more at these

15:22

Saturday games and how weather should be

15:24

changing our perspective on some of these games. We're

15:26

gonna be doing so with Rob Donaldson, the Rob's

15:28

Best Bests Show right here on the Baseball

15:30

Betting Shows myself Greg Peterson now apart the

15:32

Dson.

15:33

Family Podcast, breaking

15:38

down every game every day in Major League

15:40

Baseball. This is the Baseball Betting

15:42

Show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson.

15:47

Comberbang You Love You Las Vegas for the Baseball

15:49

Betting Show with myself Greg Peterson

15:51

now part of the Beason Family Podcast. It is

15:53

always great to be joined by this man. As we

15:55

got Rob Donaldson aboard. He does great

15:57

work with the show Slash podcast Robs Bett

16:00

Show over on YouTube dot com Slash Rob

16:02

Donaldson. I know that he does an amazing

16:04

job taking a look at this great game of baseball

16:07

that we all know him love. He is very hard

16:09

at work. Whether it be player props, sides,

16:11

totals, you name it, he does it.

16:13

He also does a great job on the college basketball

16:15

front end. Here will fall on Twitter, side checks

16:18

at Rob d FB altogether and Rob

16:20

ohways, a pleasure my friend, Thank you.

16:22

Yeah, always a pleasure to hop on Greg. And Yeah,

16:24

it's already been a fun baseball season. We're getting

16:27

some really nice weather in the early portion of

16:29

the season as well, even though we did

16:31

have a game that basically was a snow out, so

16:34

I guess there are some parts of the country that are getting

16:36

a little bit of chillier temperatures. But it's

16:39

baseball season full swing. It's been a good

16:41

time.

16:41

Hey. Having done college broadcasts

16:43

for Uwash Gosh and their college

16:46

baseball team, I have been snowed out

16:48

on occasion, so I am actually

16:50

very used to it. To say last. You don't

16:53

find it very often, but hey, I

16:55

remember being out there in the great state of Wisconsin

16:57

April fifteenth, text day. One year we got

16:59

a inches of snow. So it does

17:02

happen from time to time. But that said,

17:04

how much does weather play a factor

17:06

when it comes to taking a look at some of these

17:08

games? You guys, as we know, Wrigley Field has

17:10

been having some very windy conditions,

17:12

and no out about it, that's the most prevalent

17:15

out of these ballparks that has affected

17:18

totals with regards to the weather. But how

17:20

much do you dive in on that? Because I think that this part

17:22

of this time of year, just what you're

17:25

getting weather wise, it probably plays as

17:27

big of an impact as you're gonna find all season long.

17:29

Absolutely, And with those kind of windy

17:32

environments or windy venues or ballparks,

17:34

those are more so the unpredictable factors

17:36

where you're just kind of hoping that the gusts

17:38

stay consistent the entire way through and

17:41

that the balls just don't fly out of the ballpark

17:43

after you know they should have been a pop fly. And

17:46

so sometimes predicting the Wrigley conditions

17:48

are different than you know, just kind of standard

17:51

weather looking into for your research side

17:53

of things, And yeah, the weather you're kind of

17:55

looking for is just don't be super windy,

17:57

don't be super chilly, and even when

18:00

you kind of get into the deep part summer, you

18:02

know, not even having those really hot, hot

18:04

games, because fatigue hits these players

18:06

in those hot games kind of like you know, after

18:09

a long stretch of just consistent ballgame after

18:11

ballgame.

18:12

And so yeah, weather.

18:13

Definitely plays a massive factor in

18:15

this sport, probably more so than any other sport in

18:17

the world.

18:18

Oh absolutely. And sometimes you'll find

18:20

that in football with some of these teams that they're

18:23

not used to the heat of Miami during

18:25

like September October, and then no doubt about it,

18:27

teams coming up from the southern

18:29

part of the country having to play in lambou Field in December,

18:32

that's certainly going to take a little bit on them as well.

18:34

But to your point as well, with Wrigley

18:36

Field, the wind blowing in fifteen miles

18:39

an hour versus blowing out fifteen miles

18:41

an hour, I want to talk about an impact that

18:43

is a very very massive impact.

18:45

And just how are you going to be taking a

18:47

look at this double dip between the Miami

18:50

Roland Sandy chicag Cubs Because we don't

18:52

have any numbers up on really either of these

18:54

games. But I do take a look at this double dip

18:56

and it's one that very much does intrigue

18:59

me. As it looks like in game number two

19:01

for the Miami Marlins, they're going to be throwing out there a guy

19:03

who at the Triple A level as a north of ten

19:05

e er right now, mister Munos, which

19:08

that's a tremendous to say the lease. And I

19:10

think that the way that we take a look at game one between

19:12

Aso Cizzarro and Avi or a Salad versus Roderi

19:15

Munjos and Joto Imanaga, it's probably

19:17

going to be.

19:17

Very very different, Yes, very very different.

19:20

And I do think there's going to be a pride factor

19:22

here with the Marlins coming up at some point

19:24

in time, because this is a team that made

19:27

the playoffs last year and kept most of

19:29

their core outside of really Jorge Hilaire

19:31

and Miguel Rojas. And so when

19:33

you're kind of looking at this team and looking

19:35

at, you know, even the starting pitching that they're going

19:37

to have throughout the season, I

19:40

do think that they're going to have some stretches a pretty

19:42

good ball put in place, you know, whether or

19:44

not that's going to be in this weekend's matchups.

19:47

Who knows, But I do.

19:48

Think the four and sixteen record is what's catching

19:50

a lot of people's eyes. And I think there's a lot of

19:52

inherent value because.

19:53

Of that, absolutely, And I do think

19:55

that it's going to be really intriguing to see what we do

19:57

get up on the board because the wind condition, they're

20:00

going to be moving around all throughout the day

20:02

and just looking at the band that is going to

20:04

be pitching a game number one or Darry Munoz,

20:06

he's currently at the minor league the level getting fearless

20:09

strikeouts for nine innings in north of ten walks

20:11

for nine innings. That just doesn't look good,

20:13

to say the least. For the Miami Marlinson

20:15

game number two is joining me on the show. This always

20:18

looks good. We've got Rob Donaldson. He does great

20:20

work with the show Slash podcast, Rod's Best Bets,

20:22

and he's going to be right here on the Baseball Betting

20:24

Show. And then I do want to touch upon this because

20:27

with the ELI Dodgers right now, it's to be determined

20:29

as to who they're going to be. Starting a little

20:31

bit earlier on I was seeing on ESPN, perhaps

20:34

Gavin Stone. And if a guy

20:36

like a Gavin Stone gets to start here, how would

20:38

you be gauging this game? Because I honestly

20:41

think we might get a little bit of a bet on spot

20:43

for the New York Mets with Ose Buto

20:45

going on the mountain, because when we talk about

20:47

young starting pitchers that are really

20:50

rising up, I don't hear Buto's name at

20:52

all. As as a matter of fact, I don't hear really

20:54

anyone buzzing about him. But every time

20:56

I've looked at one of his starts, I've honestly

20:59

been really impressed.

21:00

Absolutely.

21:01

And you know we talk about, you know, baseball being

21:03

one a two factor sport and a

21:05

sport that kind of goes in waves.

21:07

Well, look at the New York Mets, who have.

21:09

Already experienced some insane

21:11

turbulence to their season. They started off zero to

21:13

five. Everything looked like a disaster.

21:16

Their bullpen was blowing saves, they couldn't

21:18

score runs, and even though they were

21:20

tagging the ball, it didn't really matter because it was with two

21:22

outs and nobody on base. Well now

21:25

everything that just kind of cumulated over those

21:27

games that they lost are turning into

21:29

wins and They're eight and two over their last ten and

21:31

have a winning record of ten and eight. When you

21:33

are looking at this team, I think there's still

21:36

a lot of inherent value because of the perception

21:38

of how the Mets started, and obviously

21:40

the other side of the coin being that the Dodgers

21:42

are some super team that they're being billed

21:44

as, and you know that's largely going

21:46

to be the case. But when you have a guy like Gavin

21:49

Stone potentially going on the bump for the Dodgers,

21:51

that's their achilles heel, that fourth and fifth starter

21:53

in the rotation because they haven't really

21:56

found consistency there, and I think that's the spot

21:58

to fade.

21:59

Yeah, absolutely, And I do think that with

22:01

this La Dodgers team, they're going to be able to continue

22:03

to hit. But we saw them a few days

22:05

ago against Washington Nationals gets shut up by

22:07

Jake Irvin, and sometimes that's just

22:09

baseball. The best offenses sometimes

22:12

they get shut down, and sometimes worse offenses

22:14

they just find a way to be able to get a bloop in

22:16

a blast to be able to pull off some of these games. So

22:19

I do think that that is always something to be mindful

22:21

of, and as of right now don't have any numbers

22:23

up on that game, but we do have numbers

22:25

for this one as I do think that an intriguing

22:28

spot for this weekend is taking a look at this Orioles

22:30

versus Royals series, just because

22:32

it feels like the Royals are trying to be like

22:35

what we see on the Baltimore Orioles the last few

22:37

years, a team that came up from being absolutely

22:39

awful losing one hundred plus games a year to

22:42

now being able to take that step forward. And if

22:44

they're going to do so, they're probably gonna be Cole Wagan's

22:46

who's going to be starting on Saturday to be that

22:48

acent. He's going up against Corbyn Burns and the

22:50

Orioles are about minus one thirty favorites

22:52

total of eight. How do you evaluate this

22:55

matchup with an Orioles team that's been towards the

22:57

top of the league in terms of so many

22:59

of these offenses categories. But we've also

23:01

got a battle of vases in this game as well.

23:03

Yeah, absolutely, And I think you nail it with your

23:05

analysis as well as well about the Royals

23:08

just trying to emulate what the Orioles have done the past

23:10

two seasons and I think they actually even

23:12

have a higher starting point than what the Orioles

23:14

kind of coming up teams had, because

23:17

their starting pitching talent is far

23:19

superior to some of those Orioles teams that were

23:21

only had really two to three guys that

23:23

were some sort of reliable

23:26

for a game by game start. And with

23:28

the Royals, I think they have multiple guys in this rotation

23:31

that could really blossom into something more than what

23:33

they even are right now. And it really just

23:35

kind of comes down to how is that bullpen really going to

23:37

finish.

23:37

Out games for him? And so when you are looking

23:39

at that kind of dynamic, I.

23:41

Do think that a Baltimore Ools team total under

23:44

is certainly a play there, maybe through

23:46

the first five and also just a

23:48

full game under with Corbyn Burns on the bump,

23:50

I think it's going to be a game where the pitching is really just

23:52

going to neutralize both offenses.

23:54

And I do think that this is going to be one of the better

23:56

games that we're going to be getting all weekend long, and

23:58

could be a little bit of a for the cy

24:00

Young between those two as well. If you're looking

24:02

at the early oddzo, it is

24:05

very very early to be taking a look on that front,

24:07

but it's not too early to be taking a look at what we

24:09

might be getting in the NLS. Certainly there's

24:12

are that top team out there, but I said the Arizona

24:15

Diamondbacks to San Francisco Giants. They're looking

24:17

to rise up, and Zach Gallen does find himself

24:19

as a minus one twenty five favorite in the spot

24:21

with a total date. But I want to get your thoughts on

24:23

how you evaluate this because I personally

24:26

have head to a handicap Zach Gallen very

24:28

differently when he's away from home rather

24:30

than when he's at home. Because if this were

24:33

a spot where you'd be laying you're a typical

24:35

juice when you flip it for home field, I'd

24:38

be willing to back Zach Gallen in the spot. I

24:40

always have my trepidations with him on

24:42

the road though.

24:43

Yeah, absolutely, I'm in the same boat with you. And

24:45

when you look at Zach Gallen, something that's

24:47

been prevalent throughout his career so far, and

24:50

it is still a very relatively young career

24:52

at that he's flirted with these hard hit

24:54

percentages. I've sort of underlined his numbers.

24:57

They will come back to bite him. A certain spots. We've

24:59

already kind of seen him, you know, go to Colorado

25:01

to your point and give up eight hits through

25:03

five innings and three earned runs, but

25:05

he kind of mitigated.

25:06

Some of that damage.

25:07

And this is kind of what he always does because

25:09

he has that strikeout ability in his

25:11

bag. So there's definitely a lot of different

25:14

factors that are at play with Zach Gallen, but something

25:16

that I think is a tried and true high

25:18

upside play anytime he's on the bump is

25:20

taking the over in the game, especially if you don't

25:23

like the other pitcher on the other side, and Kyle

25:25

Harrison I'm not really too big of a fan of. So when

25:27

you see this total sitting at seven and

25:29

a half eight runs, I think that we could

25:31

get that potentially by the six or seventh inning and

25:33

be really happy with it.

25:34

I think so as well.

25:35

And I do think that when it comes to that NL

25:38

West, obviously you've got the Dodgers as that

25:40

number one team, but the teams that are pretty

25:42

much two through four, sorry Colrad Rockies,

25:45

they're all going to be very competitive looking for that

25:47

number two spot. So I think that that's going

25:49

to be valuable to dive in on as

25:51

joining me on the show. We do have Rob Donaldson

25:53

and showed to me right here on the Baseball Betting Show.

25:56

And then I do have to really highlight this game

25:58

as well, because going into the on

26:00

Thursday, the team that was dead last

26:02

in terms of bullpenny You're able was the Tampa Bay

26:04

Rays. Now they go on the road, they face off

26:07

against the guy and Nesser Cortez that I was talking

26:09

about home ed Roadsplutz with Zach Allen Well.

26:11

Leser Cortez certainly has his as the

26:13

Yankees are about minus one thirty minus one thirty

26:16

five. How do you dive in on this match up

26:18

with the raised bullpen that traditionally is

26:20

good, but this year is stunk and a guy in Nasser

26:22

Cortez who was very much got

26:24

his home at Roadsplitz.

26:25

Absolutely, yeah, you kind of nailed it with

26:28

this raised bullpen has always been a consistent

26:30

piece. Over the last few years, Pete Fairbanks

26:32

struggling and a few other guys in that bullpen

26:34

struggling and even losing at injured Kittridge

26:36

in the offseason, they've really

26:39

hit a sharp decline and this is

26:41

what happens with bullpen's it's one of the most unreliable

26:43

portions of your team year by year, and

26:46

so you've got to constantly be just kind of feeding

26:48

into it and bringing in new life. Well, they

26:50

did it, and I think they're going to pay for it up until

26:52

the trade deadline, or even you know, maybe

26:54

they kind of jump the gun and make a trade

26:57

way before the trade deadline to acquire an arm,

26:59

but I think until then that's going

27:01

to be a constant issue. So I kind of like

27:03

again the over here of eight and a half eight

27:05

runs, and I would even kind of look at Nestor

27:08

Cortez and the Yankees just on the money line or

27:10

the run line.

27:11

Absolutely. And then in terms of the

27:13

way that you've been playing some props this yere as well,

27:15

because I know that you've been doing a great job on that front.

27:17

I know you've been able to catch quite a few home run

27:19

props here in last Sundays, So good

27:22

on you for that. But what are some of the things

27:24

that you might be taking a look at for Saturday,

27:26

because it's a little bit of an intriguing spot and

27:29

I'm sure that you've picked up on this munch like myself

27:31

going into Friday. Now we don't know how the games

27:33

for Friday went, but over the last seven days

27:35

or so after things were very overwhelming

27:38

to begin the season. Does feel like we've gotten a

27:40

few more unders, and it does feel like the offenses

27:42

have come down a little bit.

27:43

Yeah, and I do think part of that is just because

27:45

of the drops and temperature. I mean, even two weeks

27:47

back we had seventies across the

27:50

board throughout the Midwest, and obviously you have

27:52

teams that play with a rough over them as well, and

27:54

so you have controlled weather environments.

27:56

Well, you know, this past week has been kind

27:58

of a little bit of a cold front where you're getting forties and

28:00

fifties type of mall games and a lot of precipitations.

28:03

So again, you know, we're talking about

28:05

weather because it's really relevant

28:07

when you're talking about this sport. And I think

28:09

that the overs and the unders kind of come and go

28:11

this time of year and waves because of

28:13

that factor, and so that's that's definitely something to

28:15

monitor when you're moving forward here, yep.

28:17

And you'll find a day in and day out as well, because

28:20

when you've got a lot of the number one's going, you

28:22

get lower scoring games. And then when

28:24

you've got the old bullpen games,

28:26

it's a little bit more difficult to

28:29

be able to get those overs, a

28:31

little bit more difficult to get those unders

28:33

to come through for you as well. So certainly

28:35

always something to be mindful of. And Rob,

28:38

is there any games that we have yet to take a look

28:40

at that are really catching your attention for Saturday,

28:43

whether it be something that you're going to be betting on, or maybe

28:45

it's not even something that you're betting, but something

28:47

that you just want to watch and you're a

28:50

treat by.

28:50

Yeah, I'm taking a look at that Brewers Cardinals

28:52

game. And I will preface this by saying, yes,

28:55

I am a Cardinals fan, and I know you're a Brewers

28:57

fan, so we might be on the flip side

28:59

of the fandom coin here. But at

29:01

the same time, DL Hall is a guy

29:03

that hasn't getting tagged a little bit in his

29:05

last two outings, and as a lefty,

29:08

there's a lot of righties in this Cardinals lineup

29:10

who are hitting the baseball extremely hard

29:12

right now. I think that spell is kind of a disaster

29:14

for that start, at least through the first five innings.

29:17

So that's kind of how I want to sharpen

29:19

this coin is, you know, take the team total

29:21

over for the Cardinals, take them through the first

29:23

five, maybe laying that half run,

29:26

and I think you're going to end up extracting a lot

29:28

of value for an offense that has underperformed.

29:30

But I think is going to start stepping up a little bit here.

29:33

Yeah, before that offense, it has been a

29:35

case where they just have not been able to get online

29:37

for the same lost Cardinals, and that Brewers

29:39

offense has been one of the biggest surprises in all baseball.

29:42

Cooled off though in that series against the San

29:44

Diego Potteries, but going up against Miles

29:46

Michael as, I do think that we could be seeing ourselves

29:49

quite a few runs in this one on both sides.

29:51

And a man that is always on some great

29:53

runs and a man that always does a great

29:55

job taking a look at this game.

29:57

That'd be you, Rob.

29:58

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30:02

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30:04

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30:11

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30:13

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30:20

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31:46

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32:00

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further ado, let's dive in and start out

32:09

with my DK network right up. This is nine fifty

32:11

one, nine to fifty two on the card. It is a Milwaukee

32:13

Brewers sitting the road. They're facing up against the Saint Louis

32:16

Cardinals. Miles Michaelis goes for

32:18

Saint Louis.

32:18

D L.

32:19

Hull is on the bump for the brew Crew. Brewers

32:21

are between plus one o five to plus one ten underdogs

32:23

any between minus one eighteen and

32:25

minus one twenty five, then i'ron Saint Louis

32:28

eight is a total over is minus one

32:30

twenty five and the under it is plus

32:32

one oh five. Was torn on this one because

32:34

I've got the Brewers as a favorite, so I like them

32:36

on the money line, but ended up riding up

32:38

the over in this one. Both of these starting

32:41

pitchers have not been great, to say least.

32:43

D L.

32:43

Hall he's got an ERA of a seven to

32:45

eleven, so he's always open to giving up runs

32:47

and he's got a seven thirty eight fielding independent,

32:50

giving up three and a half walks and getting just seven strikeouts

32:52

per nine and Nnies Miles micheless about six

32:54

strikeouts, the three walks for nine and NNI's well

32:57

north of a five five ERA. So

32:59

both of these guys have been less and tremendous

33:01

to say the least. But what else has been

33:04

less than Sellar the Saint Louis Cardinals line

33:06

up. They're epening about three point seven runs per contest

33:08

entering into the series. That is twenty

33:10

fourth in all of baseball. You know that

33:13

these guys are gonna be able to hit sooner rather than

33:15

later. But when is a free fall going to stop?

33:17

For some of these guys. You've got Noan

33:19

Gorman, Jordan Walker, Victor

33:22

Scott, Paul Goldschmidt, all entering into

33:24

the series hitting below the Medeo's line two hundred

33:26

and for Goldmit just one home run out

33:28

of him. Really, frankly, the only guy that's given

33:30

you consistent power is than Gorman with three home runs

33:32

at sixty eight at pads. I see these guys have been

33:34

relatively rough, though, I will say for we'll

33:37

see Duris Nolan, Aernauto, both of these guys hitting

33:39

right around three hundred. But you haven't been able to get

33:41

Aeronaudo to draw a lot of walks as well,

33:44

and for this Burds lineup. They were held down a

33:46

little bit in that series against the San Diego Padres,

33:48

but entering into the series, efening north of seven

33:51

runs per game away from home, that is

33:53

number one of the big leagues in despite the fact

33:55

that Christian Yelich is currently banged up, You've

33:57

got a lot of guys are finding way on base

33:59

for this team. Out these young guys like Blake Perkins,

34:01

Sell Freelick, Bryce Terrang

34:04

all inning above a three hundred entering into the

34:06

series, William Contreras the other Contreras

34:08

four home runs with a north of four hundred

34:11

on base. You've got also William

34:13

Domas looking quite a bit better in terms

34:15

of being able to move the line in that perspective

34:17

as well. And the Brewers, in my opinion, have a little

34:19

bit of a better bullpen despite the fact that both of these

34:21

teams relatively while entering into the series

34:24

with regards to their bullpenny alright, with the San

34:26

Loos Cardinals ninth in the leg about a three to

34:28

twenty seventy ra birs right around about a

34:30

three forty eleventh in the league with that regard,

34:32

But for the Cardinals, the only guy that returned

34:34

from last season that had a sub but three

34:36

point fifty ERA on the roster was Ryan

34:39

Elslie. I do think that we're gonna see regression

34:41

from the likes of Andre Polanti, Ryan Tapara,

34:43

Brian Fernandez, these guys, and for the

34:46

Milwaukee Brewers, I really love the fact that last

34:48

year Hoby Milner, Joel Pioms,

34:50

Elvis Pierro, all these guys had a sub three

34:52

five ERA. After Yuribe is able

34:55

to throw a hundred plus. He's very good in lockdown

34:57

in the back half of starts in for DL Hub,

34:59

you got lot of upside here. He's a young, twenty

35:01

five year old, former first round pick and was

35:04

the main trade piece with regards to that.

35:06

Corybn Merns trade with the Burs certainly

35:08

got fleets on to say the least. But I said,

35:10

I do think that he's going to be able to do a solid job against

35:12

a Saint Louis Cardinals lineup that just really

35:14

hasn't been too tremendous as far as the season.

35:17

For the Burs.

35:17

They do a tremendous job of hitting righty's, they

35:19

have had all sorts of problems against the lefties,

35:22

and for the Saint Louis Cardinals with Michael

35:24

michaelis not being a lefty. I think that

35:26

that's going to cause for doomsday. So my right

35:28

up pick is going to be on the over. Was torn on this one

35:30

as I also made the Burrs the favorite. So looking

35:32

at that Brewers money line at a plus number and

35:35

by right up is the over. Now we had our double dip.

35:37

This is nine fifty three, nine fifty four, nine one

35:39

nine eighty two. We'll do these both together as it

35:41

is Miami Marlins on the road facing up against the Chicago

35:44

Cubs and game number one as of Sizzardo goes

35:46

for the Miami Merlins and Aviada assad

35:48

is on the bump for the Cubs. No numbers up on either

35:51

of these games, by the way, and then game two is going to be

35:53

Roderi Munos is going for the Miami

35:55

Marlins and shouta Imanagaa going for

35:57

the Cubs, and he'll start with the lizard over

36:00

is a sod game first, and in this one,

36:02

I'm going to lay uptown minus one fifty nine

36:04

with the Cubs plus one sixty one higher. Looking at

36:07

the Marlins, I said my number out of minus one sixty and

36:09

I think of a plus one twenty or higher, I'd be laying

36:11

a run and a half with the Cubs, and then somebody told

36:13

at some point nine, so seven and a half for leus looking

36:15

at the over eight or higher, I'm gonna be taking a

36:17

look at the under. The win conditions are going

36:19

to be very interesting with regards to these

36:22

games, because it does feel like the wind is

36:24

going to be pretty strong towards the daytime, gonna

36:27

die down a little bit more towards the night

36:29

time, but obviously it gets a little bit cooler towards

36:31

the night time as well, so you have to play

36:33

many aspects there. But I do think that Aavierrasad

36:36

gonna be able to continue to go out there just for lack

36:38

of a better term, throw strikes for this punch. For

36:40

Favier Asad, he is not some sort of a strikeout

36:42

artist, and I do think that there might be a little bit of regression

36:45

coming from sooner rather than later. Since

36:47

he became a starter, he's been able to post up a sub

36:49

three three ERA. Last season with the Cups, he

36:52

had a four to twenty nine fielding independent to just

36:54

a three h five RA, and thus far this season,

36:56

three sixty eight fielding dependent a sub two

36:58

twenty five era, getting just six hits

37:00

per nine inning, So he's done a good job on balls and play.

37:03

He has given up above two point seven two point

37:05

eight walks, has been a little bit better

37:07

on that front thus far this season. And he

37:09

gets to go up against the Miami Marlins lineup that has

37:12

been deal with injuries that Jake Berger is really their

37:14

top power beat and they do have guys

37:16

that are able to move line for the team. You've been able

37:18

to have Luisa rise after a really rough start

37:20

to the season last two weeks. He's back dating about

37:22

a three hundred plus.

37:23

There.

37:23

You've got Tim Anderson who entered into the series

37:26

sitting about a two seventy five himself, but

37:28

who's going to be able to provide that thump. You've got

37:30

Brian dal Lacruz who's been able to give you four home runs.

37:32

He's providing about a two eighty five average, but also

37:34

two ninety four on base as well. And then a

37:37

Sus Sanchez, Nick Gordon, Emanuel

37:39

Rivera, and Nate Fortez Josh

37:41

Bell. These are all guys during a two to twenty

37:44

or lower. Vedel de Brujon is completely useless

37:46

with a bat. And for the Chicago Cubs, Matt

37:49

Bush, how good has this guy been? He had a string

37:51

of five straight games with a home run. You've

37:53

got a lot of guys in general that I think at the

37:55

end of the year they're gonna be hitting right around about a two seventy

37:58

five with like twenty or so home runs. Chris Moral

38:00

has been struggling to be able to reach base, but he ian

38:02

app Dancy Swanson. They're all sort of cup from

38:04

the same cloth. Cody Bellinger back to back

38:06

multi yit games, looks like he's returning to

38:08

form as well. Miguel Amaya has been rock

38:10

solid. And this is a Cubs unit that is right

38:13

now supplying north of seven runs per game at home.

38:15

I think that that's going to be dying down a little bit. I do think

38:17

that we're going to see some regression on that front.

38:19

But I do think that they're going to get to a guy in Asus

38:21

Sosado who last year posted up in the era

38:24

that was about one point seventy five points higher when

38:26

he was away from home versus when he was at home.

38:28

He clearly has pitched so much better throughout his career

38:31

when he has been in Miami. He's able to give you about

38:33

ten strikeouts for nine and he's saying command has gotten

38:35

a little bit better. But this bullpen has been

38:37

absolutely awful for the Miami Marlins, and they

38:39

had to use up quite a bit of it yesterday because our

38:41

good friend AJ Puck just continues

38:44

to not be starter quality. So as

38:46

a result, you've got a lot of guys that have

38:48

been used up in recent days. And George Shoriano

38:50

has been completely useless for the seam Tanner Scott

38:53

has been awful. And then for these Chicago Cubs,

38:55

they do a good job of being able to mix a match as well. Fab

38:57

Or say can't give you a lot of laying you know what, you

38:59

do have a few long guys out there that are

39:01

able to hold down the Fort Colton Brewers able

39:03

to give you multiple innings. Ad Barrelsley has been

39:06

used more as a closer, but I traded you as

39:08

a starter just a few short years ago as well.

39:10

Actor Nars has been able to do a solid job for a ninety

39:12

or two. Yancy A. Montes a little bit up and down, but I

39:14

think the Cubs have a lot of edges here, so I'm gonna

39:17

be one to lay up to minus one fifty nine on this money

39:19

line at plus one twenty or higher will be laying

39:21

a run a half with the Cubs, and then seven and a half for Less.

39:23

Looking at the over eight or higher to the under, Weld need at least

39:25

a plus one sixty one with Lezardo to

39:27

take a shot there, and then in nine eighty one,

39:29

nine eighty two. This is just rough. I

39:32

set the Miami Marlins where I need at least

39:34

all plus two thirty seven to take a shot on that

39:36

money line. I'm on to lay up to about of minus

39:38

one twenty five when it comes to the Cubs on the

39:40

run line, and I made them a money line favorite of minus

39:43

two thirty six. And then this is a total where

39:45

I sent it to wear an eight and a half for Less. I'm looking at the over

39:47

nine or higher to the under. I do think that the

39:49

conditions are going to be a little bit better in

39:51

game number two rather than game number one.

39:53

And for Immanaga, his first few

39:55

starts for the Cubs have been absolutely pristine.

39:58

Fifteen in the third innings as give up

40:00

two walks, one unurned

40:02

run, sixteen strikeouts. He has

40:04

been the real deal and a half for this

40:07

team going up against a guy and Roderi Munos

40:09

who I have absolutely no faith

40:12

in whatsoever. This is a guy that

40:14

I believe that he came over from overseas,

40:16

from the Dominican Republic. He spent some time

40:18

in the Braves farm system here at Jacksonville

40:21

the season. I recognize that it's a small sample

40:23

size of three appearances, but at the Triple

40:25

A level this far this season, a ten ninety

40:28

seventy RA giving up ten point one walks

40:30

and getting five point nine strikeouts per

40:32

nine NX, that's not great. That's

40:35

not great at all. And you just take a look at

40:37

his Triple A career numbers at six fifty

40:39

seventy RA with less than nine strikeouts,

40:42

at six point eight walks per nine ennings Like, I

40:44

don't know what we're doing here with the Miami Marlins.

40:47

They have no idea how to pick out starters

40:49

at this point. He's not backed up by

40:51

a very good offense. He's backed up by a terrible

40:53

ble pen Like, I just don't see

40:55

any path forward for the Cubs in this one. I do

40:57

think that im and Aga is gonna be seeing a little bit of a should

41:00

don't. Like I said, I do think that condition is going to be a little

41:02

bit better for raighting. So in after loss, looking at the

41:04

over nine or higher to the underround with the Cubs, I'd

41:06

be willing to lay apt a minus one twenty five with that run line.

41:08

I would need at least a plus two thirty seven to take a shot

41:11

on the Marlins on the money line nine fifty five,

41:13

nine fifty six. On the bag board, it is a New York Mets,

41:15

say throw at their facing off against the LA Dodgers. Ose

41:18

Butto is going to be going for the Metropolitans

41:20

as of right now. It is to be determined on the betting

41:22

board for the LA Dodgers, So this is a game that

41:24

is presently off the board. When I was checking ESPN,

41:27

initially it was looking like Gavin Stone,

41:29

and if we do get mister Stone against Jose

41:31

Butto, I'd be saying the Dodgers out of minus one

41:33

fifty seven. So we need at least plus one fifty

41:36

eight to take a shot on the Mets, and I'd most likely book

41:38

Dodgers run line or Mets money line, and I would

41:40

need at least a plus one fifteen to lay a run

41:42

and a half with the Dodgers. Reason why I say that, For

41:44

the Dodgers, since the beginning of the twenty

41:47

twenty two campaign, they have won all

41:49

but thirty five of their regular

41:51

season wins by multiple runs. And in

41:53

that time span, they have won two hundred and twenty

41:56

four regular season games. So they're

41:58

either winning by multiple runs or they're lose outright.

42:00

But also, did somethingdy tell that a nine point four to

42:02

nine and let's looking at the over nine and a half riar to

42:04

the under Gavin Stone actually coming off of a really

42:07

nice start against the San Diego Potres. Prior

42:09

to that start against the Potters, and that was a game

42:11

that had a two hour rain delay

42:13

in there to be able to help him out and get those bats

42:16

tired, he had a career nine ERA. He

42:18

just doesn't look too cut out for the major leagues

42:20

at this point. He's given up three bucks per nine and ning's

42:22

to his credit, he's been able to keep the ball in the yard thus

42:25

farthest season after last year he had a

42:27

little bit of issue there. But I just feel like

42:29

Gavin Stone, he might be a good starter

42:31

down the line, but I just don't think that he's quite

42:33

there yet. You might be looking at guys like a Kyle

42:35

Hurt to be able to give you some long relief, but it's an

42:37

only Doctors bullpen that has had their struggles as far this

42:40

season in the Pottom half of the big leagues. With regards to Bullpenny

42:42

Ray Alex BESSI has been a little bit up and down. Love

42:44

what Evan Phillips has been able to provide for the team,

42:46

but after Ryan Brazier was so great a season ago, we've

42:48

seen some progression there and then you got a Mets bullpen

42:51

that does have Edwin Diaz out there now other

42:53

than Edwin did As. It could be a little bit of a role that Ice.

42:55

But I've always liked Brooks ray Ley and sort of that Bridge

42:58

Rollie does a solid job on that. You've been able

43:00

to get a few solid ddings out of Adam on a Vino

43:02

when he's been out there, but I know that he's been in and

43:04

out as well. But I do like what I'm seeing

43:06

out of Jose Buto. We were talking about with Rob Donaldson

43:09

one run surrendered in twelve innings as far this

43:11

season, and when he got his opportunities

43:13

as a starter last year, he was pretty good as

43:15

well. He gets swings and misses, sometimes

43:17

gives up a couple too many walks. In his first sert

43:20

of the season, did have those three walks against the Detroit

43:22

Tigers. But all in all, I actually really like what I've

43:24

seen out of Jose. Buto question is what

43:26

form of the Mets are you gonna get? Because the Mets,

43:28

sorry, they're gonna give you like seven runs or they're

43:31

gonna give you one. They're not gonna be anywhere in

43:33

between Pete Alonzo six home runs as far this season,

43:35

and Starling Marte and the Marte Parte both

43:37

in in between about a two sixty two, two seventy. But then

43:39

you've got Francisco lindor DJ Stewart

43:42

along with Jeff mcdeal hitting below two

43:44

twenty five. You expect these guys to be able to pick

43:47

it up a little bit. Francisco Overres has

43:49

been inconsistent, but he's been able to move line a little bit

43:51

more of this season. And you know that this is a Dodgers

43:53

lineup that is pretty much a death star at this point.

43:56

Mookie Betts being able to slug six home runs

43:58

going into yesterday hitting north of three sixty,

44:00

Shoyo Tany eating at three sixty with four bombs,

44:02

task Gernandez five home runs, He's moving the

44:05

line mine. It's incredible. But I will say

44:07

this about the La Dodgers, very top heavy lineup.

44:09

First five hitters are about as few or so as it

44:11

gets. And then you've got Key k Rnandez,

44:13

Chris Taylor, James Outman,

44:16

Kevin Lux, all evening below the Midele's line

44:18

of two hundred. So that's been a little bit of an issue.

44:20

But the Dodgers, while he's one of the best teams that being able

44:22

to draw walks in all baseball as well. But

44:25

I do think that for the Mets, they're gonna be able to remain relatively

44:27

lively here. So if I can get about a plus one fifty

44:29

eight or higher, I'd be looking at the Mets minus

44:31

one fifty six or less on the money line, plus one fifteen

44:34

or higher on the run line, looking at the Dodgers, and then

44:36

nine or less. I'd like the over nine and a half riar the

44:38

under nine fifty seven, nine to fifty eight on the bank board.

44:40

The arsen A diamondbacksit throwad face off against

44:42

the San Francisco Giants, says, you've got Kyl

44:44

Rison on the bump for the Giants. Zach Allen goes

44:47

for the Diamondbacks. Diamondbacks to find themselves

44:49

as road favorites, and between minus one twenty

44:51

two minus one twenty five ze number there and between

44:54

plus one oh five plus one ten is

44:56

that number on San Francisco seven a half to eight

44:58

is a total on the eight hundred his minus one twenty and

45:00

the overs even on the seven and a half, the overs

45:03

between the minus one fifteen to minus one twenty and the

45:05

unders any between even and minus one oh five.

45:07

And with the San Francisco Giants, I made

45:09

them the very very slim minus

45:11

one oh one favorites. I'm gonna be taking a look at them

45:14

on the money line. It's exactly what we were

45:16

talking about with our good friend Rob

45:18

Donaldson. With Zach Gallen, this is

45:20

a guy that I always want to be backing at home.

45:22

He does a very rock solid job when

45:24

he's in Arizona. It's as if, for lack

45:27

of a better term, he loses his superpowers

45:29

when he hits the road. Though. You take a look at his twenty

45:31

twenty three numbers just because I believe he's only

45:33

got one road start thus far this season, had

45:36

a two forty seven home ERA, had a

45:38

four to forty two ERA on the road. On

45:40

the road gave up about one point two five home runs

45:42

pern I and Nnings. At home gave up just

45:45

under a zero point six y five home

45:47

runs per n and Nings. So just a night

45:50

and day difference with Zach Gallen and his Hilosopy's

45:52

been a little bit down this season after he had a

45:55

massive workload a season ago. Meanwhile,

45:57

you've got Kyle Harrison who's a little bit inconsistent,

46:00

and we've seen him be up and down. But I mean

46:02

he's been able down the four with three runs a fierce surrendered

46:04

in three out of his first fourth starts. He's able to get

46:06

some swings and misses as far the season, only about

46:08

eight raycusber nine andyes, but has also only

46:10

issued four walks in twenty three innings as

46:12

well. I do like his overall upside. Now, what I don't

46:14

like for the San Francisco Giants is that this has been

46:16

a bottom ten team terms of bullpen area thus far

46:19

this season. But Taylor and Tyler Rodgers are relatively

46:21

solid you've got Camillia de Ball, one of the better

46:23

closers that you're fined in the big leagues. The big question

46:25

is ton these guys that are a little bit, shall

46:28

we say, further down the line, like Eric Miller,

46:30

k Wait Tang, guys like this be

46:32

able to hold down the fourth. Meanwhile, you've got a Diamondbacks

46:35

bullpen that it's been relatively league average

46:37

as far this season. There without Louis Frees, which

46:39

is not a bad thing for them. Miguel Castro has

46:41

been rough, but Justin Martinez is a young

46:43

gun who's right around twenty two years old who should be able

46:45

to give this team a little bit of help. I like what I've

46:47

seen out of Kyle Nelson and Ryan Thompson this

46:50

far this season and for the years in the Diamondbacks.

46:52

They've done a really nice shot but be able to put back to ball

46:54

to begin the season, especially Kettle Marte and

46:56

Love with the Lord ofs Guriel. Both of these guys have

46:58

supplied five plus homer runs that's far this season.

47:00

You've got Christian Walker's inconsistent

47:03

but three home runs about a three ninety one

47:05

on base When he's hot, he's hot when he's cold. He's cold,

47:07

and you do have to expect Corby and Carrol. It's got just

47:09

one home run and a two twenty five average entering into

47:11

the series to be able to pick it up a little bit. I Meanwhile,

47:13

for the San Francisco Giants, you've had some

47:16

very good production with regards to the home

47:18

run power of Matt Chapman at Orace Hilaria. There are

47:20

two big offseason acquisitions like nine seven

47:22

home runs. You've got Chaman though providing

47:25

a two to fifty six on base. Ori Hilire he's

47:27

probably about three forty five on as he's coming along

47:29

for the ride, but you need a little bit more in

47:31

terms of just being able to find a way on Basil

47:33

Montway. Junior has been tremendous with this front

47:36

four seventy four on base, but

47:38

it's just been a little bit sporadic for the San

47:40

Francisco Giants have like where I've seen out of Michael

47:42

Conforto though he's been able to fly four home

47:44

runs, and as we know with the San Francisco Giants,

47:46

they always score fewer runs when they're at home

47:49

rather than away from him. It's not because they forget

47:51

how to hit one there at home. It's just because it's

47:53

one of the most Pittro friendly ballparks that you're going to be finding

47:55

in the big League, which is why I didn't not much to all it

47:57

some point seven, mostly seeing eights, and personally I had

47:59

rather have an eight under rather than a seven a half

48:01

over, because even though Zach Callen does have his inconsistencies

48:04

when he's away from him, I still do think that he's gonna

48:07

be able to deliver in okay start. But I do think

48:09

that Kyle Harrison say, we'll put it together and

48:11

get the job done for the San Francisco Giants. So

48:13

looking at at any sort of plus price I can get with the

48:15

Giants on the money line, and gonna be taking

48:18

a look at this eight under, nine to fifty nine, nine to

48:20

sixty on the big board. The New York Yankees

48:22

are going to be playing on Sea Tampa Bay Rays. Zach

48:24

Kefflin hopes to not b Efflin awful for the Rays,

48:26

and you've got Neester Qrtez on the bump for

48:28

the Yankees. Yankees between minus one thirty

48:30

to minus one thirty five favors between plus

48:32

one fourteen to plus one twenty is at number one Tampa

48:35

Bay. Eight to eight and a half is a total on

48:37

the eight and a half, the unders minus one twenty to minus

48:39

one twenty five, overs between even a plus one

48:41

five on the eight over and under, or

48:43

any between minus one oh eight to minus one

48:45

twelve, and I will be looking at the over. I did

48:48

some of my total at an eight point six. Something

48:50

I alluded to with Rob is that this Rai's

48:52

bullpen has been just absolutely

48:55

atrocious thus far this season. Enter

48:57

into this series in the bottom two in

48:59

the big in terms of bullpenny array. Now

49:01

I do think that they are going to be able to pick it up

49:03

a little bit because we've got Jason ad

49:06

Home, p Fairbanks, Comb Bouchet. These guys

49:08

have had a little bit of a rough start to the season, but they've

49:10

got a track record of success. But at

49:12

the same time, it's very hard to be backing that

49:15

and they go up against a guy in Nester Cortezu.

49:17

I was mentioning it with Rob as well, the fact

49:19

that he's got some very dramatic Homan roads.

49:22

What's over the last two seasons, since the beginning

49:24

of the twenty twenty three campaign has been

49:26

posting up in the array and as darn near two

49:28

points lower when he's at home rather than

49:30

away from moment. If you just take a look at

49:32

his overall career splits at

49:35

home three thirty ARRA, three forty

49:37

five RARA. When he's away from home, his home

49:39

runs per nine rate increases by well

49:41

over thirty percent when he's away from moment

49:43

as well. So well, that's of red flags there. Going

49:45

up against a Tampa Bay Ray's unit then just

49:48

has had a little bit of a tough time putting back to ball

49:50

at the top. Randy A. Rose Arena, Yandy Diaz. These

49:52

are guys you expect to give you a little bit of power, find

49:54

a way to be able to move the line. Both are giving less

49:56

than a two to eighty five on base. Neither of these

49:59

guys have been able to give you more than two home runs

50:01

a piece as well. He s Tak Paradis has been great.

50:03

He's been able to give you five home runs. He's find a way

50:05

to be able to get on bas and I'm ed Rosario Ben road

50:07

Fit. These guys surprisingly have found a way on based.

50:09

Jered Calbray has been afitely okay, But some of

50:12

these guys starts bottom and the fold do you just have

50:14

not gotten a lot out of like Curtis Meat and Company.

50:16

Meanwhile, for the New York Yankees, it's a little bit intermised

50:19

for this bunch as well. And Aaron Judge, we've seen

50:21

some flashes from him the last week or so.

50:23

That home run against the Cleveland Guardians

50:25

about a week or so ago that was nice, but silling

50:28

below the mendosign two hundred. It's been Jan Soto

50:30

Anthony Volpe having to carry this seam both Gary

50:32

Vino a four hundred plus on base. Sodo

50:35

hasn't necessary hit a ton of home runs, but

50:37

in just the fact that he's a will to be a constant for this

50:39

team is big. Unique labor tour has

50:41

to be able to pick it up a little bit. But with the way

50:43

that the raised bullpen is struggling right now, I have to

50:46

put that into question.

50:47

As we know the.

50:48

Yankee Stadium it's not the world's worst

50:50

pictures mark, but with that George Porch you do

50:52

give up quite a few home runs. And for the Yankees,

50:54

it is a bullpen that last season was one of the best in the

50:56

Big leagues. In this year it's been a little bit touch

50:58

and go. I like what you're able to get of Ian Hamilton

51:00

and John thought the wise go, but you got John

51:03

Sill, the wise guy on the injured list. That's been a little bit

51:05

rough getting back around. Medanacchio, I think

51:07

is gonna be relatively solid for the seam moving

51:09

forward, and then Dennis Satan has been half way

51:11

decent for the team as well. I do think that the New

51:13

York Yankees should be pretty good sized

51:15

favorites in this one, even though Zach Gughlin has

51:18

proven that away from home he said relatively solid

51:20

pitcher his home in Rhodeswlitz. He had darn near

51:22

the same era a season ago, but he was

51:24

away from home versus when he was at home. Man for

51:26

Zach Efflin, he does just a really nice job

51:29

of locating in general since coming over to

51:31

the Tampa Bay Rays about one point one walks

51:33

per nine and nnings and in a Ray's uniform

51:35

both home splits and road splitts three sixty three

51:37

ra just a three thirteen fielding independent. But I

51:40

do think that the Yankees are gonna be able to get to him,

51:42

and even if you get like six good endings out of Zach

51:44

Cufflin. This bullpen just not in good form,

51:46

to say the least. I did set the Yankees out of minus one

51:48

forty two on the money line, so gonna be a looking there,

51:50

and I did some much al at eight point six, so I do

51:52

like the over in this spot. I do like that Yankees

51:55

money line nine sixty one, nine to sixty two on the bank

51:57

board. The Detroit Tigers are on the road. They're facing up

51:59

against even the Twins as yet, Ries

52:01

Olsen on the bump for Detroit and Bailey ober

52:03

is gonna be going for the Twins. The Twins are between

52:05

minus one twenty eight to minus one thirty five favorites between

52:07

plus one fourteen to plus one twenty That

52:10

number on Detroit eight is a total unders minus

52:12

one fifteen. The over is minus one of five.

52:14

I did some my total at some point eight. I'm gonna be looking

52:16

at the under. You've got two teams that have been

52:18

absolutely incredible in the bullpen. The Tigers enter

52:21

into the series number one in the big leagues

52:23

in terms of Bullpenny Ray. You've had a Minnesota

52:25

Twins team that need to take it on the chin a little

52:27

bit against the Baltimoreals. That's simply because he Baltimore

52:30

Orials have been absolutely slugging the crowd

52:32

out of the ball as far this season. But even

52:35

with that, they're number five in the Lake in terms of a

52:37

bullpenny ari. This is even with you ond on currently

52:39

being out of the fold. Rox Stewart has been good,

52:41

Cody Funderberg has been able down the four kill of

52:43

Theobar has been in and out of the fold as

52:45

well, But hold on, all these guys have done a pretty

52:48

presentable job. Jay Jackson, I think he's gonna

52:50

be able pick it up moving forward. And then for the Detroit

52:52

Tigers, you don't havesually have that one like superstar

52:55

guy in that bullpen or anything like that, but love

52:57

with Jason Foley, Andrew Chafin, wolve

52:59

Vet. All of these guys just as a collective

53:01

are providing and both of these offenses

53:04

have been rough. Both of these teams in the bottom

53:06

six in the Big leagues. With the guards are runs per

53:08

game, and for Detroit you've been able

53:10

to have Kerry Carpenter, Chie Orchell both

53:12

be able to do a great job hitting about a three hundred

53:15

entering into this series. But don't have a lot to

53:17

pop out of Darne or any of these guys. Mark cann has been

53:19

able to give you three on runs and his amise percent

53:21

just a three eighty two betting AVERAGEO is about

53:23

a two thirty. You've gotten nothing whatsoever

53:26

at Spencer Turkelsen as far this season. From

53:28

a power perspective, Zach McKinstry,

53:31

Carson Kelly, some of these guys at the bottom of the

53:33

fold are just dead bats. And for the Minnesota

53:35

Twins, you want to talk about dead bats in the starting

53:37

lineup. Yesterday you had two guys hitting up

53:39

above two hundred, Ryan Jeffers along

53:42

with Alex cirrel Off. They were the only two guys

53:44

in the starting line up hitting above two hundred. They've

53:46

gotten not a lot of power. Edward Julien has

53:48

been able to give you four home runs as far this season, but

53:51

I mean mad it is really rough

53:53

to say the least. And for Bailey Over, he does have

53:55

his tendencies to give up the deep beat over

53:57

the last few seasons has been giving up about a home

53:59

run and a half per nine and nning. So that does

54:01

cause you to have a little bit of trepidation here

54:03

with them. And if you are taking a look at the money

54:06

line, I would need about two cents

54:08

more to be able to take a shot on the Detroit Tigers. I'm

54:10

only willing to go up to Mis one twenty two on

54:12

Minnesota. I do think that when it comes to the

54:14

timelines coming out, I do think that that would

54:16

put me on the Detroit Tigers in the spot because

54:19

with Bailey Ober, even though he is going, he gets

54:21

the Tigers line up that's powerless. Honestly, I

54:23

do like this Tiger's line up just a little bit more

54:25

right now than the Minnesota Twins. And for

54:27

Over, even though he doesn't walk a lot of guys, he

54:29

does give you a lot of opportunities for our

54:32

contact and to his credit, has been able to give you about

54:34

nine strikecouts for nine ennings. Meanwhile, forese

54:36

Olsen, he's a young gun that has been in my

54:38

opinion, just a little bit unlucky at the big

54:40

league level three ninety eighty ra in his

54:42

two seasons at the big league level. But at three eighty six

54:45

be able the compendit gets about nine strike cuts to

54:47

two point nine walks per nine and n he does a relatively

54:49

solid job, I'll be able to mitigate our contact.

54:51

So I do think that for Olsen, he's going to be able to go

54:53

out there have himself a nice start against

54:55

a Minnesota Twins team that they are just not finding

54:58

a way to get on base in general. Now if you look

55:00

at the Baseball Savon numbers, so positive he should

55:02

be coming through. But Felsen he's actually had a lower

55:04

ERA when he's been on the road rather than when

55:06

he's been at home as well. So gonna be in Waitton,

55:09

c MO. But I think I should be able to get a plus one

55:11

twenty two year on the Tigers. That's what I'm going to be targeting

55:13

there. And with regards to total subminn

55:15

at some point eight, so you got the eight. Gonna be looking at

55:17

the under nine sixty three, nine to sixty four on the betting

55:20

board. It is the Oakland A's and they throw

55:22

the facing off against the Cleveland Guardian says it

55:24

is Logan Allen who's going to be going for the Guardians

55:26

and Alex Wood is on the bump for the A's.

55:29

A's for finding themselves. That's pretty sizable

55:31

underdogs. You're going to be getting them in between a

55:33

plus one thirty six to oelve plus one forty

55:35

five. Meanwhile, between minus one fifty five to

55:37

minus one sixty five, that is your number on the

55:40

Cleveland Guardians. Eight is a total over and under

55:42

any wetween minus one of five to a minus one fifteen.

55:44

Entering into yesterday, the Oakland A's were very

55:46

hot on the run line as an underdog and came

55:49

a little bit to a head yesterday, but still bullished

55:51

on the pitching of the Oakland A's massive

55:53

questionmarks with regards hitting, So as a result,

55:55

I did set the Guardians minus one seventy eight on the money

55:58

line, and pretty much with will take even money or better

56:00

with regards are laying a run and a half right now when

56:02

we are seeing only a few openers on the run

56:04

line, but right now seeing about plus one twenty five

56:06

plus one thirty, I would be willing to lay that run

56:09

and a half Alex would. I do have my trepidations

56:11

with him. He had a rough go of at the last few

56:13

seasons in a San Francisco ballpark in which

56:15

very very much does play the pitchers, and

56:17

with him now going to Cleveland, it is a little bit more

56:19

of a pitcher's ballpark for him as well. But the Guardians

56:22

are just doing a really good job of moving the

56:24

line in general, and they've had great success

56:26

against lefties. For the Cleveland Guardians, they've

56:29

done a tremendous job with having Stephen Kwan

56:31

being a play at about a three to fifty thus far this season,

56:33

and they've got a little bit more power than a season go.

56:35

It's not like this team is where they were in a season

56:37

to go, where they were dead stink and last in the

56:39

big leagues with regards to total home runs, but

56:42

as a collective against left handed pitching going into

56:44

yesterday two ninety batting average, three

56:46

fifty six on base not necessarily generating a

56:48

bunch of power once again, just three home runs about one hundred

56:51

and fifty five at bats, but have a lot of guys

56:53

that are finding a way to be able to move the line. Jose Ramirez

56:55

has been a little bit up and down this far the season, but the

56:57

like so if Josh Naylor, Andre Semenez, Gabrielle

57:00

Reis, they've been able to find a way to be able to get

57:02

on in. Naylor Square has been able to provide quite

57:04

a bit of power meanwhile for the Oakland A's, but has been

57:07

very beneficial for them has been the bullpen.

57:09

The bullpen has been absolutely lights out

57:11

for this team, a top five team with regards at Bullpenny

57:13

Ara. And even though Joe Boyle gave up seven runs

57:15

yesterday, he managed to be able to fill seven innings,

57:17

So you're still not in a bad spot for this as

57:20

bullpen. The likes of Danium Menez, Mason Miller

57:22

should still be a starter. By the way, Austin

57:24

Adams, all these guys, they've done a nice job providing

57:26

a sub three era. Michael Kelly has been a nice

57:29

Nation story. And for the Cleveland Guardians, this team

57:32

is in the top three with reguards of Bullpenny ra as well.

57:34

Both of these teams have been rocks a lot because

57:36

they got such a big lead, they pretty much sure out there

57:38

are less than trustworthy guy in

57:41

Tyler be d yesterday. So this means that so

57:43

many of these guys like Emmanuel class A, Nick

57:45

Sandlin, Peter strez Aluki when

57:47

he gets out there, Hunter dadis all these guys are

57:49

going to be relatively good to go. And for the A's

57:52

it's just a case where can we find anyone

57:54

that's able to move the line and get on base. This is a team

57:56

that has collective is any blow a two fifteen,

57:58

You've got a lot of struggle bets out there. Even

58:00

though shave Langoliras had that three home run

58:03

game a few weeks ago, he Brent Rooker,

58:06

Lawrence Butler all hitting below a two

58:08

hundred as of right now. Abraham Dora was able to have a

58:10

nice lead off home run yesterday, but Sackloff

58:13

has not been able to duplicate some of these success they

58:15

had a season ago as well. So I do think that the

58:17

pitching is going to be relatively rock solid here.

58:19

But still, like I said, to have my trepidations

58:21

with Alex Wood and for Logan Allen, he

58:23

has been having a few struggles. So I do think that the

58:25

Oakland A's might be able to get a little bit

58:27

more rolling with reguards to the offense here. For

58:30

Logan Allen, last time out gives up four runs

58:32

in five to two thirds ends against the New York Yankees,

58:34

and it's given up four home runs at twenty one and a

58:37

third innings. As far as the season, the walks

58:39

have never been great, They've never been terrible with him

58:41

for his career, about three point one three point two walks

58:43

per nine innings, gets about eight strikeouts per

58:46

nine as well, So I do think that the Oakland

58:48

A's going to be able to get a little bit more going on offense

58:50

than they did yesterday. So I did something total here

58:52

at an eight point three. Now that we've gone down to an

58:54

eight, I'm going to be looking at the over because I do think

58:56

that both of these starters do surrender quite

58:58

a few runs here, but the bullpens are able to hold it

59:00

down from there. And I do think that the Guardians do a much

59:02

better job, you know, put back to ball against the lefty

59:04

and Alex would so going to be taking a look at the Guardians

59:07

run line, and I do like this little over as well.

59:09

Nine sixty five, nine sixty six On the bank board, the Kansaity

59:11

Rails players still Baltimore Orioles, Corbyn Burns

59:14

is on the bump for the Orioles and Cole Reagans

59:16

is going to be on the bump for Kansas City. Kansas

59:18

City finds themselves as an underdog between plus one

59:20

ten to a plus one fifteen, between minus one twenty

59:22

five to minus one thirty, that is your number on

59:25

the Baltimore Oriols totals game it is eight

59:27

under his minus one fifteen the over his minus one

59:29

of five did set my total at

59:32

an eight point two. I'm going to be taking a look at

59:34

the over very interesting spot with just

59:36

two absolutely tremendous ass on

59:39

the bump. But at the same time, a Baltimore Orioles

59:41

team that entered into this series with

59:43

thirty home runs in their first eighteen

59:46

games of the season, this team has just found

59:48

a way to be able to hit with two outs with such

59:50

consistency as well, I need to just take

59:52

a look up and down the boulevard for the team. Even

59:54

with Anthony sound Tander hitting just at

59:56

the Mindo's line of two hundred, he was the only

59:59

out there top seven guys in the order

1:00:01

that entered into yesterday hitting below a

1:00:03

two point eighty other than Cedric Mullins as well. Mullins

1:00:06

was hitting more round about it two sixty or so. But

1:00:08

I mean, all these guys are finding way to be able to move line

1:00:10

gunner. Anderson has been the main gunner for this

1:00:12

team with six home runs, but Santan Dere Jordan

1:00:15

Wesberg, you're able to throw in their Colton Kolzer,

1:00:17

Ryan O'Hearn, Cedric Mullins all between four

1:00:19

and five home runs entering into yesterday, And because

1:00:21

this team has so much depth, they're able to platun

1:00:24

with righty's versus lefties as well.

1:00:26

For the Kansaity Royals, though you've been having

1:00:28

a little bit of inconsistency with the offense. But Vinny

1:00:30

Pascantino, after a rough first two weeks of the season,

1:00:33

he's starting to find that form that he had when he was

1:00:35

really rock solid towards the middle

1:00:38

part of the season last year before going down with an injury.

1:00:40

He's up to four home runs. He's given you a north of a three

1:00:42

fifty on base. Salvadar Perez has been able

1:00:44

to give you some nice pop. He and Bobby with Junior both hitting

1:00:46

above three hour. Both of these guys three plus home runs.

1:00:48

Now with Keligarci has been able to give you three plus bombs,

1:00:50

but he hasn't really moved the line, and you do need

1:00:53

the guys like Hunter Renfro Kyle Isabelle at

1:00:55

the bottom of the fold to give you a little bit more. And for

1:00:57

the Kansaity Royals, I'm still not necessarily

1:00:59

super bullish on this bullpen. James MacArthur

1:01:02

is the guy them having a tough time buying in too. But

1:01:04

if you look at the raw numbers, a three sixty ARRA

1:01:06

on the bullpen entering into the series at number twelve

1:01:09

in the big leagues, they do have a guy that like in John

1:01:11

Schreiber. Chris Harean is a guy that's been

1:01:13

a little bit up and down along Nick Anderson, but anel

1:01:15

Zertapa as a long reliever has

1:01:17

actually been halfway decent. And Cole Wagan's

1:01:19

just flat out deal since getting over to Kansas

1:01:21

City towards the bacaff of the twenty twenty

1:01:23

three campaign is providing a sub to fifty

1:01:26

ar A, a sub three fielding dependent thus far

1:01:28

the season, twenty nine strikeouts in twenty

1:01:30

three and the third Dings allowing just one home

1:01:32

run in his first four starts of the season. Now a

1:01:34

lot of it has come for not because the

1:01:37

team has provided him with four runs, are fewer

1:01:39

of support in every one of his starts, but

1:01:41

he has done his job every sinking time. And you've

1:01:43

got a guy in Corbyn Burns said when he was with the Milwaukee

1:01:45

Brewers for the final three seasons

1:01:48

he was there, he posted up in era about a half

1:01:50

a point better when he was away from home rather than

1:01:52

what he was at home. Orioles actually have a very comparable

1:01:54

bullpen to the Royals in terms of VRA

1:01:57

though I do have a little bit more faith in this Orioles

1:01:59

bullpen. I've had Craig Kimberill actually look

1:02:01

halfway decent thus far the season. I don't know how long

1:02:03

lasting that's gonna be, but so far, so

1:02:05

good there. Nier can know you know what you're gonna be able

1:02:07

to get out of him, Danny columb these guys have been

1:02:09

relatively consistent, and for kirnber Burns,

1:02:11

I do think that he's gonna be able to go out there and have himself

1:02:14

a relatively nice start as all right, face off against

1:02:16

the Kanseite Royals once this season, gave up

1:02:18

two runs at five to two thirds, sayings, I do think that he's

1:02:20

gonna have something similar, but did only get three strikeouts

1:02:22

there. I do think that the Royals are gonna be able

1:02:24

to find a way to generate some offense, and I do think that the Oriols

1:02:27

do as well. I can only set the Oriols as a minus

1:02:29

one sixteen favorite, because I do think that Reagan's

1:02:31

at home lends a relatively solid started in. I

1:02:33

do think that the Royals gonna be able to hit a little bit

1:02:35

better at home rather than away from home. So here at

1:02:37

the eight, gonna be looking at the overset. I tot it at eight

1:02:39

point two and with the Royals at a plus

1:02:41

one sixteen or better. Right now, I'm starting

1:02:44

to see a plus one eighteen come onto the board. That's

1:02:46

my bypoint on their money line, to go along with the

1:02:48

over nine sixty seven nine to sixty eight on the bank board.

1:02:50

The Boston Red Sox at the road to face off against the Pittsburgh

1:02:52

Priors. Mitch thunder Killer is on the bump for

1:02:54

Pittsburgh and Cutter Crawford goes for Boston.

1:02:57

Boston is an underdog. If any were team plus one

1:02:59

o five dough plus one two, and any were between minus one twenty

1:03:01

two minus one twenty five setstream minus tent eighteen,

1:03:03

that's your number on Pittsburgh. Eight is

1:03:06

the total hundreds between minus one fifteen minus

1:03:08

one twenty. If you overs between even and minus one

1:03:10

five, it's not the Pirates out of minus one twenty eight. I'm

1:03:12

gonna be willing to roll with them on the money line.

1:03:14

I actually really like what I've seen out of Cutter Crawford.

1:03:17

He was so much better on the road rather

1:03:19

than at home last season as well. For Cutter

1:03:21

Crawford, he had an ERA when he was at home

1:03:23

of a six last year. It was a two fifty

1:03:26

six when he was away from home. So certainly

1:03:28

some big giant splits there. But I do think

1:03:30

that for Crawford he's going to be able to give a relatively

1:03:33

presentable start against the Pittsburgh Pirates. But the

1:03:35

big thing for Mitch Keller is that the velocity

1:03:38

that was dipped during the spring

1:03:41

training months when he was out there for his

1:03:43

first start or two, it looks like it's coming back

1:03:45

to him. Last two starts looked so much better. Gave

1:03:47

up and combine four runs at thirteen nings against

1:03:49

the Tigers in the Phillies. Now granted, not the Monsters

1:03:51

of the Midway or anything like that, but they get thirteen

1:03:53

strikeouts in those two starts as well, So I

1:03:56

do feel like things are starting to come back to him and for

1:03:58

the Pittsburgh Priors, even though they got absolutely

1:04:00

club yesterday. It was a case where

1:04:02

because they were getting so badly destroyed, they

1:04:04

didn't have to throw out there too many of their trustworthy

1:04:07

relievers. They are currently dealing with an injury to

1:04:09

Brian Baroki. That are's then a little bit and or

1:04:11

Old Chaman should be out in the fold for this game as well

1:04:13

due to suspension. But that said, David

1:04:15

Bennar, he's a really good guy late

1:04:17

in games. Colin Holderman, he's able to

1:04:19

give you some relatively good endings as well. Ryder

1:04:22

Ryan, he's a little bit in her miss, but oh no, it's

1:04:24

a relatively saw Pittsburgh Pirates bullpen, and for

1:04:26

the Boston Red Sox, it's a bullpen that is not

1:04:28

great, it's not terrible. You've got so many

1:04:30

of these guys that are gonna come out there. They're gonna

1:04:32

do their job. Brandon Bernardino, the opener from

1:04:34

a few days ago, has actually been very solid for the

1:04:37

team. Greg weiserd is a little bit of a roll the ice,

1:04:39

but he can be pretty good and if you need multiple

1:04:41

endings, Justin Slayton has posted up at sell one era.

1:04:43

I really like what I'm seeing out a film couple with Chris

1:04:45

Martin ken Lee Jansen. Now the question for the Balliston

1:04:48

Red Sox is can they duplicate the offense that they

1:04:50

got yesterday? As you all of a sudden, we're able

1:04:52

to get Rob Redsider along with Wiler a

1:04:54

beret you to be able to pop off and have

1:04:56

themselves a nice performance. But he saw some of

1:04:58

the young guys like Bobby Don't, Sadine

1:05:00

Rafael, Emmanuel Valdez hitting well below

1:05:03

the Mendoe's line two. Uner Masataka Yoshida

1:05:05

just has not been the guy that they were hoping for. But

1:05:07

Tristan Cossas certainly has been six

1:05:09

home runs three thirty five on basin. Jaron Durham

1:05:12

has done a nice job moving line, and after a nice

1:05:14

start to the season, the Pittsburgh Priors have been taking

1:05:16

a little bit of a drop off in terms of their offense as

1:05:18

well. You've got Jacksonnisky, Andrew McCutcheon,

1:05:20

Henry Davis just not finding way to be able to move

1:05:22

the line. These guys hitting below the Mendoe's line two.

1:05:25

Uner On'el Cruz He's got great power, but

1:05:27

he's only give you about a two to sixty in terms

1:05:29

of his zombies Kabrian a Is Brian Reynolds.

1:05:31

Both of these guys about a three seventy in terms of their on base,

1:05:33

but not necessating for a lot of average, not necessating

1:05:36

for a ton of power. But I do think that for the Pittsburgh

1:05:38

Priors, they do find a way here. And I do think that both

1:05:40

of these starters do len a relatively solid

1:05:42

start. But I do have trepidations in terms of both

1:05:44

of these bullpens as well. But I do think that ben are

1:05:47

gonna be the difference here for the Pittsburgh Priors.

1:05:49

And I do like the fact that Mitch Keller he has seeing

1:05:51

that for velocity come back to him. And I do think

1:05:53

that for both of these teams, they've been a little bit up and

1:05:55

down with their offense. I do think that they find a little

1:05:57

bit more here. So I did something told at eight point three, you're

1:06:00

at the eight, I'm going to be taking a look at the over and with the

1:06:02

Pirates wanting to lay up to a minus one twenty seven with

1:06:04

that money line nine sixty nine, nine seventy on the bank

1:06:06

board, the Euston asteris at the road. They're facing off against

1:06:08

the Washington Nationals and the Nationals

1:06:11

are throwing out their Trevor Williams we

1:06:13

know, while Ronando Leblanco is

1:06:15

on the bump. For the Astros, Asters find

1:06:17

themselves as favorites of any between minus

1:06:19

one sixty five minus one seventy five and

1:06:22

between plus one forty three to plus one

1:06:24

fifty three. As your number on Washington

1:06:26

A and a half to nine is a total on the nine, the unders

1:06:28

but tween minus one fifteen to minus one twenty the overs.

1:06:30

Any between even minus one five on the A

1:06:32

and a half over is minus one twenty five the

1:06:35

under that is plus one oh five. And for the Asters,

1:06:37

I set them at the money line at a minus

1:06:39

one sixty one. If you're looking to lay

1:06:42

a run and a half right now, we are find that anywhere

1:06:44

between about a minus one oh five

1:06:46

do minus one ten, and if we're able to get

1:06:48

a minus one oh five or better, I would be willing

1:06:50

to lay the run a half. I set their money line

1:06:53

more around a minus one sixty one. So right now

1:06:55

we're quite out of range for the Washington Nationals

1:06:57

unless we do see quite a bit of steam come in. So

1:06:59

looking at the Astros run line with Rono

1:07:01

Blanco, he has gone out there and has been

1:07:03

absolutely tremendous for the Houston Asters. As far

1:07:05

this season, do you expect a little bit of

1:07:08

regression out of him as this is his first year really

1:07:10

putting it together quite like this. Last season

1:07:12

he was giving up north for four walks pern I and Ennings,

1:07:14

and this season he's been able to work on that quite

1:07:17

a bit as he's been quite fortunate on Balston

1:07:19

Plape. I'm not gonna lie to you, he has given up

1:07:21

six hits and twenty one innings. Well, his strikeouts

1:07:23

set sixteen punch outs in twenty one innings.

1:07:26

You do expect the contact to be coming

1:07:28

back and hurting him just a little bit, But on

1:07:30

all I think that this has been a very impressive

1:07:32

sort of turn for ronou Blanco. Meanwhile,

1:07:35

got a guy in Trevor Williams that he is very much

1:07:37

a pitcher contact guy. Last year he was getting

1:07:39

less than six halves strikeouts per Nin and Nnings was

1:07:41

posting up in the area that was in the neighbor about five

1:07:43

fifty five. Both they field independent turn

1:07:46

near sixes. He gave up two home runs

1:07:48

per nin and Ennings. That's far the season he has given

1:07:50

up about three and a half walks pern and Nnings says

1:07:52

led the team to victory in two out of his three

1:07:55

starts as far so has been something positive,

1:07:57

but hopefull I do have just a little

1:07:59

bit of a stuck down start of approach on Trevor

1:08:02

Williams, since I do think that the Astros top lineup

1:08:04

is going to be able to get to him. You've got Kyle Tucker,

1:08:06

Yordanovrez Osel two v three guys that

1:08:09

entered in this series, all being able to supply

1:08:11

five home runs, all give you at least a three seventy

1:08:13

on base. Alex Bragman has yet to hit a home

1:08:15

run, but he's started to come around in Jersey average, while

1:08:17

Jeremy Panya getting well above a

1:08:20

three twenty for this bunch as well. Really,

1:08:22

other than Jose Bray, who has been a big fat disappointment

1:08:24

ever since joining the Easton Astros, this team

1:08:26

has been pretty rock solid. In for the Washington Nationals.

1:08:29

They did have a little bit of power in the offseason,

1:08:31

bringing in Joey Gallow, Jesse Winker along

1:08:33

with Eddie Rosario. Only one of these

1:08:35

guys that is panning out right now is Jesse Winker gala

1:08:38

as three home bruns, but sitting a pandit buck

1:08:40

thirty six with more home runs and singles.

1:08:43

That's what you always expect out of our good friend Joey

1:08:45

Gallo. But for Winker about a forty five

1:08:47

on base He has been absolutely incredible. But Cee j Abrams,

1:08:49

he's able to steal some bags. He's given you three fifty

1:08:51

five on base, five home runs. He's been able to really

1:08:54

step it up. But some of the guys that were so rock solid

1:08:56

he season ago, the really entirety of the

1:08:58

catcher spot for the seam Joy Minez Selene

1:09:00

Thomas. These are guys hitting a two hundred or lower.

1:09:02

That's been rough for the team, though Lewis Garcia has

1:09:05

found a way to be able to move the line. For the Washington Nationals,

1:09:07

it's not a great bullpen, it's not a terrible bullpen. They

1:09:09

pick up doll and floor off this crap heap that should

1:09:11

be able to help them out a little bit. Derek Law has been a

1:09:13

bit up and down, but Jordan Weems is actually a very

1:09:16

underrated reliever for this bunch. Kyle Finigan

1:09:18

has always a little bit of a role that ice, but on all I

1:09:20

do think that they're gonna be able to a fine job against Houston

1:09:22

Astro's team. That the bullpen pitching

1:09:25

it is quite diminished, like they used to have

1:09:27

guys like Ector and Nerris, Ryan

1:09:29

Stannik, guys that could hold down the four for

1:09:32

an ending or two. And even though you've got Josh Hater Alon

1:09:34

Ryan Presley, you just don't have as much depth anymore.

1:09:36

Brian Ray is able to give you some good endings, but he's

1:09:39

been a little bit up and down this season, though Roughie and Montreedro

1:09:41

has actually been very very good for the Houston Astros

1:09:43

as far as the season. But I do think that for Blanco,

1:09:45

even though he's gonna start to experience a little bit

1:09:47

of regression, I still like him quite a bit more in

1:09:50

this spot rather than Truvor Williams. That I do think that

1:09:52

Williams is gonna have a tough time against the top

1:09:54

of the fold for the Houston Astros team, which is why I

1:09:56

did some my total at a nine point three here in an eight

1:09:58

and a half four nine, I'm gonna be willing to take a look at the over and

1:10:00

for the Astros at a minus one oh five or

1:10:03

better, wan a layer run and a half nine seventy one, nine

1:10:05

to seventy two on the baking board. The Philadelphi Phillies playoffs

1:10:07

to the Chicago White Sox. Mike Soroka

1:10:09

is on the bump for the White Sox, Zach Wheelan and

1:10:11

Delan Wheeler is on the bump for the Phillies, and the Phillies

1:10:14

Mondo favorites here. You're gonna be getting them any

1:10:16

between minus two seventy five two minus two ninety

1:10:18

an he were between up plus two thirty five. Does

1:10:20

seeing his high as a plus two forty eight year number

1:10:22

on the White Sox, seven and a half is your total over is

1:10:25

minus one twenty five. The under is plus one o five.

1:10:27

Singing eight out there as well with the eight under his minus

1:10:29

one ten and the over is minus one ten. I

1:10:32

needed at least a plus two sixty

1:10:34

eight to take a shot on the White Sox. If

1:10:36

you're looking to lay a run and a half with the Philadelphia

1:10:38

Phillies, are gonna be laying about a minus one thirty

1:10:40

two minus one thirty five. Wouldn't want to

1:10:43

go past a minus one thirty five, but I'm

1:10:45

willing to lay it this Chicago White Sox

1:10:47

offense is a skid mark on the underpants

1:10:49

of baseball. For the White Sox, two

1:10:52

runs are fewer in each other their last four

1:10:54

games, and they have broken two runs

1:10:56

once in their last seven. Oy,

1:10:59

this is just not good, to say the least. Like you

1:11:01

just take a look up and down the boulevard right

1:11:03

now for the White Sox. Good news is Eloyamenez

1:11:06

his bag in the fold for them. And you've got Paul de Young

1:11:08

who's being able in at two sixty two with three home runs.

1:11:11

Yippy do there? But I mean past

1:11:13

this, you just have absolutely nothing going

1:11:15

right for this team. I don't know what happened to Andrew ben

1:11:17

attendee, but he has absolutely forgotten

1:11:19

how to hit. I guess that's what happens when you put

1:11:21

on a White Sox uniform. As you had two

1:11:24

guys that sawn at bat yesterday and you saw e

1:11:26

loving guys in total go up to the play for the Chicago

1:11:28

White Sox if you include pinch hitters, two

1:11:30

guys in total hitting above a two twenty

1:11:32

for this team, three guys in total hitting

1:11:34

above a two hundred, Like, there's absolutely no

1:11:36

power to speak of. Andrew Vaughn as regressed.

1:11:39

You've got Nicky Lopez, Martin Maldonado at

1:11:41

the bottom of the fold. They are absolute automatic outs.

1:11:43

I mean, this is not great. Meanwhile, you've got a Philadelphia

1:11:46

Philly seemed that maybe been a little bit up and down themselves,

1:11:48

but Alec Bohm got himself going yesterday with a pair

1:11:50

of home runs. It's six, Harbi, that's absolutely

1:11:52

incredible. Three sixty four on base. Bryce Harper is

1:11:55

sewing a little bit of a funk to twenty five average

1:11:57

if you take out that three home run game that he had a few

1:11:59

weeks ago. I said, he hasn't done anything though.

1:12:01

Trey Turner's moving line not a ton of power

1:12:03

thus far, about north of before armed base hitting

1:12:05

above a threer. You'd like to see that. Amando Sosa

1:12:08

has found a way to be able to move the line as well. And for the

1:12:10

Philadelphia Phelies, their bullpen seems to be getting

1:12:12

a little bit back on kilter as well. It's been a rough

1:12:14

year for saying Anthony demingis thus far,

1:12:16

you've had a few question marks out there in the bullpen.

1:12:19

But Gregory Sota, he was looking

1:12:21

good up until when he saw that Colrad

1:12:23

Rocky's fiasco a few days ago, but I do think

1:12:25

that he's going to be able to pick it up like what I've seen out of

1:12:27

you and your Marte and for the White Sox, this has actually

1:12:29

not been a terrible bullpen. There have been about

1:12:32

league average as far this season. I do think that we're

1:12:34

going to see some regression with some of these older guys

1:12:36

like Steven Wilson, Dominique Leone and Kelbany,

1:12:38

But I mean, honestly, the pitching has not been

1:12:41

absolutely awful. This is

1:12:43

just a lineup though that they're just putting back to ball.

1:12:45

Meanwhile, you've got a guy in Zach Wheeler, who has been

1:12:48

a guy that throughout his career has always

1:12:50

struggled a little bit in April as far as this season,

1:12:52

posting up about a three. Era always pitches

1:12:54

a little bit better when he's at home rather than away from

1:12:56

home. Has given up just two home runs in twenty four

1:12:58

n thirty strikeouts. Fielding and Dependant is right

1:13:01

around whereas Era is. He's actually been very

1:13:03

very good. And you've got a guy in Mike Soroka

1:13:05

he just has happened himself since the injuries he

1:13:07

has made four starts, he's given up four home runs

1:13:10

his walks for nine right as well above five. He's

1:13:12

actually got more walks and strikeouts twelve walks

1:13:14

to ten strikeouts, thus far, posting up

1:13:16

nearly a seventy ra. I think that gets absolutely

1:13:18

lit up by the Philadelphie Phillies. And I think that the Philadelphie

1:13:21

Phillies are able to hit this total almost

1:13:23

by themselves. I set my total at eight point three, not

1:13:25

counting on much more than two runs from the White Sox,

1:13:27

but I think the Phillies supplied the boom. I'm going to lay

1:13:29

up to a minus one thirty five on the Phillies run line, and

1:13:32

looking at the seven and a half over semi total that at eight point

1:13:34

three, nine seventy three and nine to seventy four on the baking board.

1:13:36

The Cincinnati Reds, yes, we're on a Cincinnati and

1:13:38

they're on the playing goes to the La Angels as Patrick

1:13:40

Sandoval is on the bump for the Angels and got Graham

1:13:42

Ashcraft who's on the bump for the Reds, and the Reds

1:13:45

zo find themselves as a favorite of minus

1:13:47

one twenty on the initial opener of that I'm se plus

1:13:49

one eleven is that number on the havevels. Eight

1:13:51

nine and a half is a total on the nine a half over his minus

1:13:54

one fifteen. The under is minus one of five in I

1:13:56

did set the Reds out of minus one thirty nine. I'm gonna

1:13:58

be willing to dive in on the money line for you to

1:14:00

to say. He writes, it's been a little bit of a topsy

1:14:02

turvy season for them, and Ashcraft is very

1:14:04

much a pitcher contact guy. Throughout his career, He's

1:14:07

gotten less than seven strikeouts per nine and nings.

1:14:09

The walks could sometimes be a little bit of an

1:14:11

issue from but it feels like he's done a better job of

1:14:13

commanding ever since. It is just

1:14:16

really really rough May slash

1:14:18

early June last season for the

1:14:20

campaign that's far this season, the swinging Mith stuff

1:14:22

has been up. It's a small sample size of three starts,

1:14:24

but he in those three starts has been able to give you nineteen

1:14:26

strike cuts, which you do like to see. In the walks are down to about

1:14:29

two bucks. Bernie Ennings four fifteen three

1:14:31

to ninety five Field the Independent and for Patrick

1:14:33

Sandoval, he's just a very awkward pitcher

1:14:35

in general, his swinging mis stuff has been a little

1:14:37

bit better this year. He's gotten eighteen punchouts and seventeen

1:14:39

and a third innings, But his whole game is trying

1:14:42

to just mitigate our contact. He's always

1:14:44

good and not giving up the deep all you're in a year

1:14:46

out, he's going to give up about zero point five zero

1:14:48

point six home runs Perni and Ennings, but he's going

1:14:50

to issue a lot of walks. Last season, gave out four point

1:14:52

six walks per nin and Ennis four points seven walks

1:14:55

per nine innings thus far this season, And for

1:14:57

Patrick Sandival, he does find a way to just be

1:14:59

able. We get some of these like cheaper outs as

1:15:01

well. I noticed that he's got a really good pickoff move,

1:15:04

so he does a good job of being relatively

1:15:06

crafty in general. But I do think that just

1:15:08

all the contact that he does give up in general might be a

1:15:10

little bit rough. Out of here in Cincinnati, where

1:15:12

it's pretty much a hitter's paradise. You've got

1:15:15

Ellie da la Cruz, who's done a nice job moving line

1:15:17

this far this season. Six home runs. He's hitting a two

1:15:19

ninety can sometimes be a little bit inconsistent, but

1:15:21

when this guy is on.

1:15:22

This guy is on.

1:15:23

You do need some of these guys that are a little bit younger

1:15:25

to be able to step it up as well, Christian and Carnassio and

1:15:27

Strand He's not a younger guy, but Jamie

1:15:30

or Ken Malario, Jonathan India, Will

1:15:32

Benson. These are all guys that he get two hundred or

1:15:34

lower, but have been able to get great production out of

1:15:36

Spencer's year North with a four hour base with three home

1:15:38

runs. And for the Reds it's not a great bullpen, it's

1:15:40

not a terrible bullpen. They enter into this

1:15:42

series right around about twentieth in the leg. In terms

1:15:44

of Bullpenny Ray, I'd like what you're able to get out of Lucas

1:15:46

Simms, d j Antonino. Unfortunately Fears

1:15:49

has hurt once again, but Brent Suter has been

1:15:51

able to do a nice job holding down the four buck farmer.

1:15:53

Nothing great, nothing terrible. And Fernando Cruz two

1:15:55

seasons ago had a sub two era. He's been

1:15:57

able to get back into that for him this season. Meanwhile, for

1:15:59

the Angels, Boo bet hasn't been terrible. You've

1:16:01

got met more cardless to sevens. We've been able

1:16:04

to do a nice show, but they've got a lot of older

1:16:06

guys that they could poop the bed at any time. Ose

1:16:08

c Zerho, Hunters, Strickland and Amzimber.

1:16:11

These are guys that are along in the two and you cannot

1:16:14

be feeling too great about them. And for the Angels,

1:16:16

they pretty much have three hitters at this point. Mike

1:16:18

Trout along Taylor Ward has been amazing. Trout

1:16:21

is right now only hanging about it two fifty five, but

1:16:23

eight home runs at a three forty on base. Taylor

1:16:25

Ward is sitting down near three hundred. He's been able to buy

1:16:27

six home runs and Logan o Oppi has moved the line.

1:16:29

He's sitting about a three hundred and three eighty five on base.

1:16:31

Not a ton of power, but I M being able to get

1:16:33

on bass big because you've got the like stuff

1:16:35

Randon Drury, Zach neetto Aaron Nix

1:16:38

nationanal Mickey moniac, all hitting

1:16:40

a two to ten or lower. Meanwhile, you've been able to

1:16:42

get some relatively solid production recently. Have Anthony

1:16:44

Rendon as well. Shot out the year a big giant

1:16:47

over for the most part, and ever since

1:16:49

then he's been They will pick it up just a little

1:16:51

bit. But that said, I do think that the Cincinnati Rights

1:16:53

are gonna be able to do a nice job holding down the foard against

1:16:55

an Angel team that, like I was mentioning, they're just a

1:16:57

little bit top heavy. I did something told a nine point three

1:17:00

the stand of ball's able to keep the ball in the yard, but I do think

1:17:02

that he gives up plenty of contact. I do think that the Red's

1:17:04

capitalized. I do like the Reds on the money line, and here

1:17:06

at nine and a half, I like the under nine seventy five, nine

1:17:08

to seventy six on the big board. The walker Texas Rangers

1:17:11

could throw the facing off against the Atlanta Brave, says

1:17:13

Charlie Morton is on the bump for the Bravos and Nathan

1:17:15

Avaldi is on the bump for Texas, and Texas

1:17:17

is back to being an underdog of anywhere between plus one

1:17:20

thirty five plus one forty two. Meanwhile,

1:17:22

between minus one fifty to minus one

1:17:24

sixty two, then Lebron Alanta nine and a half

1:17:26

is a total hundreds between minus por ten to a minus one

1:17:28

fifteen. The overs between minus one o five do

1:17:30

minus one ten with the Bravos, I did set them

1:17:32

as a favorite in this ord deal of a minus one

1:17:35

thirty eight. So now that we're getting right around

1:17:37

about a plus one thirty nine plus one forty

1:17:39

one, I'm seeing out there as well, I'm gonna be willing to take

1:17:41

shot on the Texas Rangers on the money line. For

1:17:43

Nathan Evaldi does have a few home in roads

1:17:46

blitz, but he just does a great job in

1:17:48

terms of his command, like each of the last

1:17:50

five seasons less than two point three walks per

1:17:52

nine and any stands when he was dealing with that injury

1:17:54

towards the back half of the season last year, and

1:17:56

it's just gone out there and has done a solid job of

1:17:58

pitching. He gave up three home runs in his

1:18:01

last two starts against the A's and the Houston

1:18:03

Astros. In that Astra start was a little bit unslightly

1:18:05

given up five runs at six innings. But Nold

1:18:07

has done a nice job holding down the force. Now

1:18:09

Atlanta is going to be able to get there. This is

1:18:11

an offense as high powered as any

1:18:14

in the Big Leagus one through nine. You do not have a

1:18:16

guy that is like some sort of an automatic out

1:18:18

or anything like that. You've got Ronald the Cooney

1:18:20

Junior is starting to find it once again. Has only provided

1:18:23

one home run, but he's doing an amazing job giving

1:18:25

you north of a four hundred on base. And then you've got to

1:18:27

fly to Rcia, Marcel Ozuna, Jered

1:18:29

Kelnick when he's been out there. All these guys inting at

1:18:31

least a three twenty five, and in the case of Azuna entered

1:18:34

into the series with eight home runs. Matt

1:18:36

Olsen has been able to provide three bombs after he

1:18:38

led the league in this aspect last season.

1:18:40

He Azielbi's have both been able to give

1:18:42

you north of a three fifty on base as

1:18:45

well. And then on the flip side for the Texas Rangers, the

1:18:47

offense has been a little bit more touching go this season

1:18:49

and that they're still doing a great job getting on

1:18:51

base. Corey seeger A, Dolas Carcia, Marcus

1:18:53

Amian all inning north of a two ninety. All these

1:18:56

guys have been able to do a solid job finding away on

1:18:58

base as well, and then you've got White. Lang has

1:19:00

yet to be able to crank out the deep ball, but he has been

1:19:02

provide about a three thirty on base. Josh Smith

1:19:04

has been solid, but they dealt with a few injuries.

1:19:07

You've had Ezekiel during a long layote

1:19:09

Serverius be a little bit inconsistent towards the bottom

1:19:11

of the fold. You tell that Josh Young being out of the fold,

1:19:13

and we saw that from the team last season

1:19:16

as well when Young was hurt. They do suffer

1:19:18

a little bit from that with the Rangers, not a great

1:19:20

bullpen, not a terrible bullpen. I like the fact

1:19:22

that they brought in David Robertson Kirby Yates

1:19:24

in the off season, but they have to deal with a few injuries

1:19:27

on that front as well. Jacob Latz is some of

1:19:29

them bullish on Oseebla clerk though, give me a little

1:19:31

bit of a roll of the Knights. When he's on, he's on. When he's off, he's

1:19:33

off. And for the Atlanta Breys, this team is a slightly

1:19:36

above average team ager As a bullpenny, arey, I do

1:19:38

think that once you get Tyler Madzick back

1:19:40

and fire and out cylinders after he missed all of last

1:19:42

season, pretty much that's gonna be able to help out this bullpen.

1:19:44

Rossie Oglesias so a very nasty reliever

1:19:47

and then got the likes of Dylan Lee, Joe

1:19:49

Amenez, guys are a little bit unsung heroes

1:19:51

holding down the fourth. I do think that for

1:19:54

Charlie Mortin, you gotta have your trepidations

1:19:56

with the amount of just overall heart contact

1:19:58

that gives up he either gets it's a strike cut where

1:20:00

he gives up some sort of rocket. It doesn't feel like

1:20:02

there's too much in between with Charlie Morton, and it's

1:20:05

not like he's ever been the world's greatest pitcher

1:20:07

with regards to his command as well. He is getting up

1:20:09

there in years. He's darn near forty years old as well.

1:20:11

And for Charlie Morton, I do think that the

1:20:14

little bit of fortunate that he's had on balls

1:20:16

in play that's going to be coming to an end sooner rather

1:20:18

than later. Last year I had a fielding dependent that

1:20:20

was much above his ra this year's actually been just

1:20:22

a touch unluckier to begin the season

1:20:25

and at seventeen innings pitch he's got a five

1:20:27

to twenty nine ERA, but a fielding dependent

1:20:29

more around a four to twenty, getting about nine and a half that cuts

1:20:31

for nine innings, but again the walks are still there.

1:20:33

Last year about four and a half Flokx forer nine ENnies. He's

1:20:35

at four point two walks per nine ennings as far

1:20:37

the season, So I do think that the Rangers gonna be able

1:20:39

to get something going on offense. I do think that

1:20:41

with Athan val that he gives up his But all in all,

1:20:43

both of these teams have been a little bit touch and go with

1:20:46

reguards to deep ball. It's just home runs in general

1:20:48

have been a little bit down the season. So I did see my toll

1:20:50

at a nine point two. Here at the nine and a half, I'm gonna be looking

1:20:52

at the under and with the Rangers being able to get plus

1:20:54

one three nine or higher, I'm looking at that money line

1:20:56

nine seventy seven, nine to seventy eight on the bank board. The Seattle

1:20:59

Manners are on the road for you against Cotrad Rockies.

1:21:01

For the Seattle Mariners it will be Luis

1:21:03

Castillo. Meanwhile for the Rockies it

1:21:05

is currently undecided. Was supposed to be Kyle

1:21:07

Freeland at first. Right now I'm seeing on

1:21:10

MLB dot com the projective matchup is

1:21:12

Luis Cassio going up against the Coda Hudson

1:21:14

And when it was supposed to be up against

1:21:16

Kyle Freeland. I had this money line more rout

1:21:18

of minus one eighty four as well, to go up to about a minus

1:21:21

one twenty eight with that Mariners run line. I'd

1:21:23

be willing to go to more like a minus one ninety

1:21:25

two money line with the Mariners, and would be willing

1:21:27

to lay up to a minus one thirty with that run line and either

1:21:30

Hudson or Kyle Freeland, where the

1:21:32

total will be the same eleven or less. I'd like the over

1:21:34

eleven R fire. I'm going to be taking a look at

1:21:36

the under end. When this was pulled off the board, we did

1:21:38

not have any run line, so not able to give you

1:21:40

a whole flat there. But that said, if I am able

1:21:42

to get a minus one thirty or less, I'm going to be willing to roll

1:21:44

with it. For Luis Cassio has been a pretty

1:21:46

miserable start to the season. Even towards the back half

1:21:49

of last year he was struggling. But I

1:21:51

do think that he's going to be able to pick it up. It's not as

1:21:53

if Louis Casio is not getting swings and misses.

1:21:55

It's not like he has really been reverting

1:21:57

to what he was when he was with the Cincinnati Reads. When

1:22:00

he was with the Rids, he was always very good at being

1:22:02

able to get strikeouts, but was just una able to

1:22:04

locate. He would give up a lot of walks. As far

1:22:06

the season has only given up one point seven walks for

1:22:08

nine ennises. He's getting eleven point two punchouts per

1:22:10

nine and ennings, and he's been probably the most unlucky

1:22:12

pitcher in the big leagues five eighty two ERA A

1:22:15

three h six fielding independent. I think it's

1:22:17

our Rockies bunch at well. They always

1:22:19

hit much better at home rather than on the road. They

1:22:21

my season were able to put up five point three five

1:22:23

runs per game at home or like three point six five runs

1:22:25

per game when they were away from moment, with this coy Rider

1:22:28

Rockies, he united about forty points better with their batting average

1:22:30

at home rather than away from home. But with there

1:22:32

being a snow out yesterday, the conditions

1:22:35

aren't necessarily the world's greatest for it, and currently

1:22:37

out there in Colorado it's a little bit chilly. You've been

1:22:39

able to have Ryan McMahon absolutely ripped the cover off the ball

1:22:42

he's been It was spied the team with pair of home runs hitting

1:22:44

at three to sixty that's been good. And Elias Seas

1:22:46

he's finding a way to be able to move line. Not necessarily

1:22:48

a ton of power with him again, but about a three fifty

1:22:50

on base matter of fact, for the Rockies, just sixteen home

1:22:52

runs in their first nineteen games of the season. But

1:22:54

you got a lot of guys like Brendan Rodgers, Nolan

1:22:57

Jones that they need to pick it up a little

1:22:59

bit. Chris Brian has been deal with an injury and when he's been

1:23:01

out there, he's been just down right offline. This is

1:23:03

a Rockies bullpen that once again is in the bottom five

1:23:05

in the Big leagues. Urns their a bullpenny Ray. Viktor

1:23:07

Vadnik has actually been relatively solid for the team.

1:23:10

Waiting for him to regress, but he's actually been

1:23:12

able to do a halfway decent job, and Jake Byrd has been

1:23:14

okay, but like save Anthony and Malina, Justin

1:23:16

Lawrence Alon Tyler Kinley, providing north

1:23:18

of a sixty RA has been less than savory. And for the Seattle

1:23:21

Manners, this is a top six team in the Big Leagues in terms

1:23:23

of bullpenny Ray and this is with dealing with the injury

1:23:25

to Matt Brash. Brettay Geis is the latest guy

1:23:28

that they picked up. They just find these veteran

1:23:30

guys and they're able to pretty much reacclimate

1:23:32

them, sort of like a West Coast version of the race.

1:23:35

Taylor Socado, Trent Thornton, Gatespier,

1:23:37

He's all been very rock solid pieces for the Seam.

1:23:39

Ryan Stanik, he comes over from the Astros, He's

1:23:42

been good. Andre's Munios, He's able to do a nice

1:23:44

job of cools in the door. And then for the Seattle Manners,

1:23:46

it's just all about getting the bets to be able to come

1:23:48

online because the team is hitting as a collective

1:23:50

of a two thirteen. If you look at the Baseball Savatat

1:23:52

numbers, it should be probably about twenty points. Hire

1:23:55

Mitch Niger has really been that long guy that has been

1:23:57

consistent for this team, as he's got thirteen RBI

1:23:59

three seven base bad time. France be able

1:24:01

to move the line as well, ainying about a two seventy eight. But when

1:24:03

he comes to Are Polanco, JB. Crawford,

1:24:06

Cal Rowley, Mitch Garver, Dylan Moore,

1:24:08

all these guys hitting a two ten or lower. That's

1:24:10

been an issue in Julio Rodriguez currently has as

1:24:12

many home runs as myself at a two seventy on base I

1:24:14

do think that the Mariners are going to be able to pick it up, especially

1:24:17

if it is up against the goat outs very much a

1:24:19

pitch of contact guy and putting a pitch of contact

1:24:21

guy out there in Cours that's not necessarily too tremendous

1:24:23

for Hudson. He gives up a lot of walks while

1:24:26

being a pitch of contact guy as well, so that

1:24:28

makes it all the words that knocks himself out of starts

1:24:30

early. That leads to a lot of bullpen pitching. Like

1:24:32

you take a look at him with the same Louis Cardinals last

1:24:34

season he had five strikeouts of three point eight

1:24:37

walks bernine ennis. All that he's trying to

1:24:39

do is not give up home runs, and I feel

1:24:41

like this could be disastrous. So eleven or less,

1:24:43

I'd like the over eleven half riar the under, And if

1:24:45

you do get this pitching matchup with it being Hudson

1:24:47

versus Cassio, I'd be will to life to do a minus one thirty

1:24:49

with that Mariners run line a nine northilt plus one

1:24:51

ninety to take a shot on the Rockies money line and wrap things

1:24:54

uple tine twenty nine, nine thirty on the bending board. The Toronto

1:24:56

Blue Jays, they threw their facing off against the old

1:24:58

slam Diego Padres. It's ose, but is

1:25:00

on the bump for the Jays. Fangrass is

1:25:02

telling us that Johnny Burrito is going to

1:25:04

be getting the start for the Potters, which that

1:25:06

pretty much signals to me bullpen game. So

1:25:09

this is one that is off the board and pretty much

1:25:11

with a pseudo bullpen game for the Patters. I

1:25:13

did make the Blue Jays minus one thirty four

1:25:15

on the money line, and I'd be willing to take

1:25:17

the run line if I'm able to get up plus one thirty

1:25:19

three or better, and then eight point six is what I set

1:25:21

the total at eight and a half or less. Looking at the over nine

1:25:24

or higher the under ose. Berrios has actually

1:25:26

been a very good at four starts as far as

1:25:28

this season three runs allowed in twenty five

1:25:30

to two thirds innings. The yut numbers aren't

1:25:32

necessarily like massive or anything like that. He's getting

1:25:34

about seven and a half to eight punch outs for nine innings,

1:25:36

but over the last twelve months Ose Berrios,

1:25:38

who has always really struggled down the road.

1:25:41

He's been much better on the road. He still

1:25:43

has a little bit of a split, but it's nothing

1:25:45

unreasonable, and I do think that he's going to be able

1:25:47

to go out there and do his job, though I do have a little

1:25:49

bit of trepidation when it comes to Blue Jays bullpen. The good

1:25:51

news for them Eric Swanson, a lot, Jordan Romano.

1:25:53

These are guys that are back and fold. The bad news

1:25:56

is you've had a few guys like Trevor Richards,

1:25:58

Zimi Garcia been inc really

1:26:00

dating back the last twelve months. In general, it is a Blue

1:26:03

Jays bullpend that overall for the season, you'll

1:26:05

find them clocking and inters their era. The

1:26:08

neighbor of about twenty seven,

1:26:10

so that has been far less than terrific,

1:26:12

and the Sanielo Patres are about nineteen, so

1:26:14

if you do have to throw out their burrito for a start.

1:26:17

Honestly, he's a little bit more comfortable as a starter rather

1:26:19

than a reliever. But he just has not been good

1:26:21

ever since getting called on up to the big league bubble.

1:26:23

For his career, he's been posting up in the

1:26:26

era that is just a tick below four, not getting

1:26:28

a lot of his things and misses gives up about three bucks. Bernie

1:26:30

and Ennings has been a little bit better since a brutal

1:26:32

start to the season, but you're gonna be relying

1:26:35

upon a lot of these guys. Hold down the fourth. They've got Logan

1:26:37

Gillspie who comes in from the Baltimore Oriols.

1:26:39

He's able to lend a little bit of laying Audre and mortal

1:26:41

Hoone. He's someone that began his career

1:26:43

as a starter as well. I wouldn't be surprised

1:26:45

if you have like more a hone along Johnny

1:26:47

Burrito piggyback off of one another. So if

1:26:50

you get morehone as a starter, really wouldn't affect

1:26:52

my handicap too much here. And then you've got the likes of

1:26:54

Roberts Forres and Yel Dela Santos, Wandi Perralta.

1:26:56

These are more of your trustworthy guys. And for the Potters,

1:26:59

you've got two guys in the middle of the lineup that Silluble

1:27:01

Thump and Fernandra Tatis Junior alot of Manny

1:27:03

Machado. Tatis Junior and Machado about three plus

1:27:05

home runs with Machado finding way to be able to

1:27:07

hit about a two six years so tatis about a three

1:27:09

seventy five on base entering into the series. But you

1:27:12

just need a little bit more out of likes Xander Bogart's

1:27:14

hause on Kim. Both of these guys entered into the series,

1:27:16

they get two thirty or lower, and for Bogarts, he's been

1:27:18

a pretty big way of money as far the week's

1:27:20

camp you Suna at the cutcher spot though he's been able

1:27:22

to find a way on and for the Blue Jays it has been

1:27:24

an almighty struggle for this lineup.

1:27:26

They had three guys in the starting line up

1:27:29

yesterday hitting above a two twenty

1:27:31

five entering and one of those guys is just In Turner

1:27:33

down for one who went tpsterday providing Northol

1:27:35

four on base. He has been tremendous the flander

1:27:38

that we give to the Blue Jays, he deserves none

1:27:40

of that. David Schneider has been okay, being able

1:27:42

to find a way on base as well on Cavan Bigio has

1:27:44

been able to turn it around as well. But Fliger, Junior

1:27:47

Boba, Shed, Aleander Kerr, Kevin

1:27:49

Keermeyer, these are guys he get tea twenty five

1:27:51

or lower. George Springer has been in and out of the

1:27:53

fold and he's been inconsistent as well. So

1:27:55

it's a very interesting spot because I do think that the blue

1:27:58

Jays are going to start to rupt a little bit more at

1:28:00

the plate, and I do think the videos gives a relatively

1:28:02

get start as well. But I also like the potteries and what

1:28:04

they've been able to do here with regards to the lineup as well,

1:28:07

So and after less, I like the over nine or higher to the

1:28:09

under end with the blue Jays boning lay up to a minus

1:28:11

one thirty three on that money line plus one thirty five

1:28:13

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