4/10/24-Baseball Betting Show

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball.
This is the Baseball Betting Show. Here is your host,
Greg Peterson.

Speaker 2 (00:09):
Well, we're ber the loo.

Speaker 3 (00:10):
Welcome to Lovely Las Vegas for the Baseball Betting Show
with myself Greg Peterson, now part of the Vson Family Podcasts.
We've got an excellent podcast for us. Joining me in
segment number two is Justin Perry. He does great work
over at Pitchers List, Shot Quality best for those I
love college basketball and the Justin Perry Show. We're gonna
be talking about just what he's known as here in
the early part of the season, why he's not gonna

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be overreacting to some of these guys that have had
either really really good or bad starts to the season.
That includes teams as well. We're gonna be taking a
look at some of the pictures that we are going
to be seeing on Wednesday as well, and just some
of the things in general has shot out to him
to begin the season. In the final segment, gonna get
you guys picks in analysis on every game on the
betting board for this Baseball Wednesday as we touch the mall.

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that five star review, really did not get in any
Twitter sidchecks questions today. But we ad ourselves a great
day baseball on Tuesday, so let's like look back at it,
try to find some jones in, try to get to
know these teams a little bit.

Speaker 4 (01:23):
Better games were yesterday? Is Greg buzzing about? Here is
the rowdy recap.

Speaker 3 (01:28):
Yay verily to the fact that the Miami Marlins were
able to cover a run line. They're second of the season.
Bad news. They still lose to the d R Yankees
three to two. The finalists, aj Puck did not necessarily
give the start that the Miami Marlins were hoping for,
was able to actually mitigate the damage a little bit.
But four and two thirds innings, five walks allowed, and

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now for aj Puck he has won a grand total
ten to two thirds innings with fourteen walks, gave up
two runs, one of which was earned, so once again
mitigated the damage. Alex Erdugo did take him deep for
a second on on the campaign from there six so
Sanchez gives up a run in an ending Andrew Nardi
Anthony bender they both lend a squirrel as setting and
George Soriiano went out on the boatpen and for the
Miami Marlins doing the play today were able to put

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together four total hits as Carlos hold On a relatively
solid start, gives up two hundred runs and six innings
hurt by and Anthony Brizzok labor taurus errors out there
in the field, but Ian Hamilton two squirrels settings play
homes able to lock it down for a Squirrels setting
and was able to get a save. And the Yankees
now ten and two to start the season. The Miami
Marlins they've got one more win than Greg Peterson and

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I am not a baseball team. This one was a
rough one. If you add it the Atlanta Braves, we're
up by acount of six to zero going into the
top of the eighth inning, and if you had the
run line that went into the abyss six to five,
the Atlanta Braves get the outright win, but they do
not cover minus a run in Halfie Adrian als there
a pitch a little bit more like Doogie in this one,
giving up five runs over the course of five nings

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with no home runs allowed. But the Atlanta Braids going
seve to fourteen with men in scoring position, and then
we know the Lopez A nice stare from him, six
coorrels settings, Aaron Bummer, not a Bummer Scirreles setting, and
then you'd had Joey Bennez give you an out out
of the bullpen. But Tyler Mazik he gives up three
runs at two thirds of any, giving up a home
run to Pete Alonzo, third home round the campaign, and

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then Rossi Iglesias in the ninth any he sets fire
to the run line, giving up a pair of runs
in the innings that was a little bit less than
terrific for the Braves. So they do get the r
Ray winning. Now they're there, your top overteam in all baseball,
seven overs, two unders. Any push for them, he says
that I read zem in quite the overteam as well.
Eight overs are just three unders for them, and they

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fall to the Milwaukee Bers nine to five, which Burs
have now scored eight plus runs at each other last
three games. Say don't get any home runs, but they
go six to fifteen with men in scoring position. And
Joe Ross relatively solid start three runs too, of which
were earned, given up in six and third nightings with
seven strikeouts, by the way, just his second start since
the twenty twenty one season at the big league bubble.

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And he know duo Frankie Moltos who gave up five runs,
three of which we're earned, in five innings. He did
have some nice long relief three runs in four innings
surrendered by Parson Spiders. And for the Cincinnati Reds, they
do go just three of fifteen with men in scoring position.
As at Ebner Yuibe put out the fire in the
ninth ending, he was able to find three strikeouts as
the Reds and men in scoring position with no outs

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end and came up empty. As Olivis Piero gives up
two runs at one and a third innings and Brian
Hudson he gives you an out out of the bullpen
scoreless as well. Baltimore Orioles, off to a relatively slid
six and four start to the season, they take down
the Boston Red Sox by account of seven to one.
Corbyn Burns allows a sol him run in seven innings
as Tyler O'Neill's white hot by the way six home
run of the season. I believe that leads the big leagues.

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He's able to take him deep past at Red Sox
gig get nothing generated as Jacob Webb Danny Columbey both
on a squirreless inning for the Orioles. No home runs
but eight of fifteen with men in scoring position as
Brian Bayo, not a bad start year. He does give
up three runs at five and a third innings, but
he is hurt by a pair of bears out there
in the field, just one of which was earned. Josh
Mnkowski was really the man that left the this game

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go away. Four runs, three of which we're earned, giving
up in two and two thirds innings, saying Julia Rodriguez,
he was able to give you a scoreless setting the
bullpen as well, and a team that has been able
to do very well to the under thus far this season.
How about the Houston astros ay and the New York
Yankees tied for the best underrated and all Baseball Three overs,
eight hunders and a push for both of these teams,
and for the Asters, pitching was solid in this one.

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That's gonn not get a live four to three, the
Cansity Royals are now seven and four. They get the win,
and the Asters are now four and eight as they
got what they were looking for out of the bullpen
leading up into the tenth inning, as Christianavire gives up
three runs over for earning five in a third. Ding's
not great, not terrible, But from there Rafael montto he
was not Rafael monteto bull. He gives you a pair

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of bots out of the bullpen, Ryan Presley, Josh Hay
or Brian Brady. They all lent a squirrel setting. And
then wander I swear this guy sucks. Come into the
game and yes that is his nickname on this podcast.
Wander I swear this guy sucks. He throws two pitches
and he lets the game go into the Abyss says
you had a Salvador repair as have an RBI signal
to be able to walk off the game. If you

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see Wonder, I swear this guy sucks come in for
the Houston Asters, You'll probably want to live bet against
them because he is not good, to say the least.
But what else is not good was the Astros leaving
thirteen men on basis for the Royals. Co Wagans not
the start that he was looking for. Tenants allowed in
five innings, gives up three runs, But about the bullpen
James MacArthur, two scorrel settings, John Dreiber, Chris Ran, Nick Anderson.

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They also apply a squirrels setting of their own. The
ELI Dodgers just continued to be the LA Dodgers, ladies
and gentlemen. They are able to win this game by
multiple runs six to three. The finalists for the LI Dodgers.
They have now won two hundred and twenty one games
since the beginning of the twenty twenty two campaign. All
but thirty five of them have been by multiple runs.
Says for Los Angeles Tyler Glass now with tremendous fourteen

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punchouts at seven scoreless sttings. From there, things got a
little bit. Eric Connor Brogton gives up a pair of
solom runs and working alex As he had a lot
of solom run as well. For Minnesota, they had three
home runs going into the bottom of the eighth inning
all season. Then they provide three home runs, says Jeffers
gets the second of the campaign, as Carlos Carea they
both get their first, and for Louis Varland he a

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lot of pair of home runs himself six runs surroundered
in five innings. Will Smith gets Shiggy with it for
his first home run in the campaign, and James Oltman
he goes out man second home run the season. From there,
Cole sands two squirrel of settings. Brock Stewart or A.
Lcolla both lend a squirrel of setting for the Seattle manners,
they are unable to lend enough offense to be able
to get the job done in this one, five to three.
The Toronto Blue Jays get the win as George Kirby,

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second straight rough start for him, gives up five runs
in four plus settings, says he in his previous start
win three and two thirds, giving up eight runs, six
of which Will earned given up to The Guardian. So
been a rough start to the season. From We'll been
from there wasn't too bad Trent Thornton, Gabes Fyer Austin
both may all lend a squirrel setting and then Ryan
Stanning along the Brett day Ice Say combined for a
squirrel setting and for the Seattle Manners pair of home

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runs in this one, Dom Ken Zone his third home
run campaign off for Chris Bass and then Trevor Richards
gives one up to Mitch Haneger. His second for Bass
at good start here does allow that home run, but
that's all that he allowed. Solom run in six and
two thirds ends in despite giving up four walks Trevor Richards.
He gives up two runs at an enning from there,
but Chad Green gets the final four outs of the
game to be able to go scoreless. For the Blue

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Jays after scoring three runs are fewer in seven out
of their previous nine games, five plus in each other
last two, so they're starting to get online a little
bit more. Also getting online, how about the Detroit Tigers
five to three they take down the Pittsburgh Priates, just
the third loss of the season for the Pirates. Says
they did have n Ala varies be the main form
of offense in this one. He's able to go to
deep Price for his second and third home runs of

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the campaign, goes Zpop with Casey Mizi startar who he
goes five innings, giving up two runs in this one,
and then Tyler Holton gives up a Solom run in
his ending of work. But you had from there, Shelby Miller,
Jason Foley, Alex Langell lend to Scirrels stting in with
the Tigers. They go four of ten with men in
scoring position. They do a nice job being able to
get to the bullpen as Martin Perez actually a really
good start. He gives up one run in eight innings,

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and then David Bennar, one of the better relievers out
there in the big leagues, he completely lights his game
on fire four runs to give it up in a
third of an ending before loans he can Jurors has
to get the final two outs of that ninth inning.
As the Pirates entered in the ninth ending up by
account of three to one, and then they made like
your buddy at the bar and could not close. And
for the Cleveland Guardians, they allowed the Chicago White Sox

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to get their second win of the year, seven to
five to the final the White Sox currently deal with
Eloi Amenez being on the fold along with Luis Robert.
But you know what they had in this game, they
had themselves. Kevin Pillar give you up multiple rbi as
it was enough in support of Mike Soroka did not
give a great start four runs rendered in three and
two thirds innings. He did give up a home run
along the way to Josh Hayler second home run of

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the campaign, but Logan Allen was worse, giving up five
runs over the course of four innings. From there, the
Guardians bullpen stabilized, Nick Samlin, Hunter Gaddis, Eli Morgan, Peter
Strezluki I'll end the squirrel setting, but Scott Barlow rough
start to the season from two runs to render over
the course of an ending and for the White Sox
bullpound was solid. Michael Kopek and Joy leisure Leisurely both
gave you two squirrel settings. The peace Steven Wilson he

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gives you a squirrel setting and timil allowed to run
while getting in out the bullpen as well. But yay
verily for a White Sox win, and yay verily to
the Chicago Cubs who they get a five to one
win over the Padres, who scuffle in a little bit
six and eight to begin the season. But for the
Chicago Cubs, pair of home runs off of Joe Musgrove.
As for young Gomes, he gets his first home runs season.
Then Christopher Morel Sa Manning gets his third, though that

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was actually off of the reliever and Stephen Colick, who
gave up that Solme run in two innings. Have worked
for Musgrove. Not to get started. Your four runs given
up in four innings. He's been not great to say
the least begin the season. Good news is Johnny Brido
entered this game with a e RA above nine. It's
now added eight to one as he goes for two
scorel settings. Tom Costgrove a squirrel setting of his own

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end For the Padres, the lone form of offense in
this one was being able to get home run number
two of the season from their young guy, You guy Rosario.
Hopefully I said that correctly. He goes deep in this
one off of Drew Smiley, who he came in after
Ben Brown. Through four and two thirds dings scoreless. Good
start there. Drew Smiley gives up to this home run
in one of the third innings, but Mark Lighter Junior,
Edbert Alsley se Amante. They are able to lend a

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squirrel of setting in the Tampa Bay Race, they lend
themselves a win six or four over the La Angels,
says for the Als, Mike Trout goes up once again.
He has been tremendous start to season. As he's up
to home run number six of the season. That's tight
for the big league lead. He was able to go
deep off Vanceaval. He gives up three runs, two of
which earned in the course of five innings. Both from
there with b Fairbanks allows a run in an enning,

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but Jason Adam, philm Ayton, Calm Pouchet. They're all able
to supply a squirrel of setting. Angels, by the way,
now seven overs of four unders as far this season.
As a race, they go four of eight with men
in scoring position in each parades. It's able to go deep.
Home run number four of the campaign. That comes off
of oz C Sarraho, who gives up a run nning,
but Patrick Sanderval he gives up four runs over the
course of five innings, walk three, Lewis Garcia, Carson Foemer.

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They both wound a squirrel of signing. But Hunter Strickland, yes,
he is still pitching out the big league. Bovell no
idea how he was able to come in. He gave
up a run in an ending himself. The Washington Nationals
said to scratch Yosaiah great just before he started against
the San Francisco Giants. You on the don't leads up
to victory five to three the final. It has been
rough for the San Francisco Giants on offense this season.

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As a don he goes four innings, He walks three,
gives up one run, but the bullpen at his back,
Robert Guards he had dome flooral both provide a squirrel
as ending Kyle Finnegan under RV they combined for two
squirrels and Jordan Weeds. He gives up two runs, one
of which was earned in his ending and work, but
CJ Abrams he provided the boom third home run season.
That comes off of Kyl Rison, who gives up three
runs over the course of six innings. From there, Ryan

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Walker gives up a run in an enning, and then
you had Rogers squared as Taylor Rodgers pairbounce out the bullpen.
Scure is his brother Tyler. He gives up a run
in his one and a third innings. But for the Giants,
they stranded eleven men on base in this one. And
speaking of stranding men on base, our DK network right
up of the over in the Cardinals versus Phillies as
I did. I John the Cardinals money line, I should

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have written that up as well. As the Cardinals win
three to zeros. For the Philadelphia Phillies they leave eight
men on base. Sad the base is loaded in seventh
inning with one out end they did nothing with it.
As for both of these teams to combine oh of
fifteen with men in scoring positions. So a little bit
stealty about that. Zach Wheeland and Deal and Wheeler Y
wasn't really Wheeling and deal and gives up three runs

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over the course of seven innings. Is not terrible That
Great gives up a home run to Nolan Gorman third
home run season. And for Sunny Gray, he was on
a tight Pitchcown only goes sixty four pitches but five
punch outs five squirrels. Signings from him Matthew Liberator and
through Kit Church, they both give you a para of
outside the ballpen. Before Jojo Romero gives you one and
two thirds innings scoreless with four punch outs, and Ryan
Ellesley as score of signing is and the Philadelphia Phillies

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as well, ground into three double place. That was a
little bit less than ideal. And if he took me
over and Colorrado, this was less than ideal. Not a
lot of runs in this game. Arizona, they get their
first road win of the season, three to two. They
take down the colrid Rockies. Randal Richard Corbyn, Carrol, they
both go deep off of cal Quanto. He was rougherly
but settled down, gave you six innings, giving up three
runs from there, Victor von Nick, Jalen Beaks, Tyler Kinley,

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they all went a scorel of signing. But for the
Rockies they had a rough time trying to get to Merrill.
Kelly gives up two runs over the course of six innings.
From there, Ryan Thompson, Kyle Nelson, they both combined for
two squirrel settings and Kevin Winkle squirrels saying, and I
know that Jared Smith, who joined this show a day
or two ago, he was talking about the yes run
first inning in the Rockies that cashed once again on Tuesday,

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and he had three runs scored in the first setting
and course and two runs the rest of the game.
So a little bit of a funky one out there,
and the Oakland A's seven and one on the run
line in their last eight games. They win for the
third straight game outright, four to three. The finalized for
the Texas Rangers ain't a Avaldi good start. Ear gives
up a so Holme run in five and two thirds endings,

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but it was a Shae Lego Layers knight. He goes
deep three times, goes zep off of Vivaldi, goes zeep
off of David Robertson, and then goes zep off of
Osela Clerk home runs two, three, and four of the campaign.
Robertson gives up that home run in one and a
third innings and then ose Look Clerk. He blewes the
game the ninth, giving up a two run shot to
Lango Layers in his ending over Kirby eates Scirrells Sai

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as well, And for the Rangers, they had a pair
of solo runs. Eli Carter for someone on the campaign
and Jodana Hines first him go seat off of Alex
Wood and for Wood gives up two runs over the
course of four innings. The other home run that comes
off of Mitch Spence who gave up his solo run
and three innings of work. But from there you had
Michael Kelly and Mason Miller come in. They were able
to provide spotless eighth and ninth innings. To be able

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to get the job done out there, and also being
able to get the job done is overs as far
as baseball season as it continues to be a little
bit of an overwhelming start to the season. Overs for
the campaign getting at fifty four point seven percent eighty
two overs, sixty eight unders along the way. We have
seen quite a few pushes as well. I think that
we're up to ten in total favorites. On the bunny line,
they're cashing out about fifty eight point seven percent, ninety

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one and sixty four. Road teams just continue to be hot.
Eighty four and seventy four straight up. If you take
a look at what we just got on Tuesday was
very much an underwhelming day. Nine hunderds are just five
overs with a push along the way and favorites. Yesterday
they went just seven and eight straight up, so very
much a day for the Dogs. That's what we saw
in baseball on Tuesday, and that's where we're getting trend
wise in this great game. Coming up next will be

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taking a look at Wednesday with our good friend in
Justin Perry does great work with the Justin Perry Show,
a lot of pitcherreless. We're gonna be diving in on
some prospects that he's taking a look at as well
when he's made out of the front half of the
season as well, and so much more that's up next. Right,
You're on the Baseball Betting Show with myself Greg Peterson,
now apart from the Visa Fammi.

Speaker 1 (16:20):
Podcasts, breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball.
Greg Peterson.

Speaker 3 (16:33):
Comber back your love you Las Vegas for the Baseball
Betting Show with myself Greg Peterson, now part of the
Vison Family podcasts. And it is always a joy to
be drying by this man as Justin Perry. He does
absolutely excellent workover at shot quality bets. But couple with that,
he has launched a news show called The Justin Perry Show.
He does a tremendous job looking at a little bit
of everything, football, basketball, baseball, you name it, he does it.

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He's also contributing this year.

Speaker 5 (16:57):
On the baseball front over at Pictureless, oh and terrible
follow on Twitter slash shikes over at Justin Perry the
number eight, So it's versus n last, a man at Last,
same spelled pe r r i and Justin.

Speaker 3 (17:08):
It is always a joy to get you on my friend.

Speaker 2 (17:10):
Thank you, Greg. Super excited to be here. Baseball time
is truly upon us.

Speaker 6 (17:15):
With the college basketball championship and season behind us in.

Speaker 2 (17:20):
The rear view mirror.

Speaker 6 (17:21):
Now really excited to get into some awesome baseball work.

Speaker 2 (17:24):
Actually just published one.

Speaker 6 (17:26):
Of my first deep dives into the prospect systems of
the NL west over at pitcher Lists, So if you're
interested in that type of stuff, playing some deep dynasty leagues,
you know we're gonna have some fun, you know, at
that deeper level this season in baseball, so.

Speaker 2 (17:41):
That you know the guys before anyone else.

Speaker 3 (17:43):
Absolutely, and Justin you do such a great job of
taking a look at some of these guys that might
not be stars right now, but they might be household
names by the end of the season slash early into
next year. They're the guys that grow on us, guys
of things go along, And just in terms of your
research over at Pitcher List, are there a few guys
that you have been underthing that are a little bit

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under the radar that you think by season's end we're
gonna be looking at them at higher esteem than we
are right now.

Speaker 6 (18:09):
You know, I think there's there's a couple of guys
I'm sort of tasked over there with the NL West,
the easy ones. I'm excited for, you know, to see
Jackson Holiday and Paul Sken's come up for sure. Junior
Cavinero kind of talked about a little bit more. There's
clearly some need for the Rays at shortstop, but I
think they view him a little bit more as a

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third baseman. There's some really great talent coming along, but
one that stood out in the NL West for me,
greg was Jordan Lawler.

Speaker 2 (18:37):
He's been amazing his whole career.

Speaker 6 (18:39):
I think it's gonna be very exciting to see him
translate into the major leagues.

Speaker 2 (18:44):
He's a he's a great young player.

Speaker 6 (18:46):
There's a lot of competition, of course, with Geraldo Perdomo.
This Lawler's Bamonbacks prospect, so it's gonna be pretty interesting
to see how that all comes together for that battle.

Speaker 2 (18:58):
But I could see.

Speaker 6 (18:58):
Lawler be being a part of the big club by
the season ends, when the roster starts expanding. That's someone
definitely to know about for the Arizona Diamondbacks and a
fun one for sure. And then the other good one
I thought was Josie Depaula, who was actually training this
summer with Juan Soto and Elie de la Cruz. He's

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eighteen years old, so a little bit further away, but
if you want that deeper type of stash, that younger
type of guy, he should be pretty nice. And he's
coming up right now with the Dodgers, so it's a
good system and he could end up doing some damage
in a year or two.

Speaker 3 (19:33):
Oh. Absolutely, that Dodger system that I was able to
help out Bobby Miller last year. Ryan Pepi was a
part of that a few seasons ago and he just
had an amazing start out there with the Tampa Bay Ray,
So the Dodgers said, know what they are doing with
regards to pitching prospects. So I do like that look
as well, and I always do think that it is
fun to be able to take a look at some

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of those younger pitchers be able to find a little
bit of upside, and there are just certain systems, in
my opinion, that do a better job than others. And
just taking a look at the board that we do
have for Wednesday, we do have quite a few of
the top flight starters that are going. But how about
if we do take a look at one of those
younger guys, that'd be Hunter Green. Green and the Cincinnati Reds.
They are going to be facing off against the Bruis
currently no numbers up on this game, just because the

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Brewers we didn't know whether they were going to be
throwing Wade Mighty or not. But I'd have to think
that the Reds when this opens up there are going
to be a little bit of a favorite. But how
do you take a look at this sort of a
matchup and Hunter Green in general's head of struggles at
home the first few years at the Big league bubble.
But I feel like your number three could be about
hell prow.

Speaker 2 (20:32):
I actually like Hunter Green a good amount.

Speaker 6 (20:35):
I think the Reds team does have a decent eye.
Obviously not the biggest sample size, yet we've seen him
pitch against the Gnats and the Mets. So maybe take
things a little bit of a grain of salt here.
You know, thirteen strikeouts so far and a little bit
under eleven innings right now. Fastball velocity is there, and
at the end of the day, to me, that's what's

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always going to set apart pitchers. You need to be
able to get that veloc we're seeing. It's a little
difficult right now, but yeah, I mean Green's fastball sits
at ninety eight. He throws harder than most guys, and
I think that will continue to challenge teams. Brewers should
have a little bit of a difficult time. You definitely
want to catch a little bit of the weather for sure.

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The difficulty, of course, is that when he does get
barreled up, it isn't that pretty. He has avoided hard
hits so far, but again, what are you really comparing
to because it's the Mets and the Nationals who aren't
exactly stellar at that. We'll see how it goes. The
fastball that it has a speed can kind of sit
over the mill. So we'll see how Green can play.

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Assuming against Miley, he's not going to really encourage him
any strikeouts. I think he's going to be a problem here.
He's a location guy. He's not like a swing and
this type of guy. So I'm a little bit worried
about him at Great American Ballpark for sure. So I'd
be leaning definitely towards maybe an over and likely towards
the Reds here.

Speaker 3 (21:58):
Yep, I'm right there with you, and throw the Milwaukee
bur has been a little bit pleasantly surprised by him
thus far this season. I feel like that might be
a little bit of fools goal though. We're about two
weeks through the season, and as you're alluding to, you
were mentioning the phrase taking things with a grain of salt,
and I whole heartedly agree with you at this part
of the season. But has there been anything that you've

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seen in the first two weeks of the season that
you're saying, you know, like, yeah, maybe the Pirates aren't
going to continuing to win like eighty percent of their
games or anything like that, but hey, maybe this has
a little bit more staying power than maybe its thought
towards beginning part of the season.

Speaker 6 (22:33):
I'm definitely seeing a little bit of maybe some hesitancy
in the betting markets to be.

Speaker 2 (22:40):
Confident in the best teams.

Speaker 6 (22:41):
You know, Like something that comes to mind is like
the Yankees being minus one fifty against the Marlins in Monday, right,
and it's like, you know, minus one sixty.

Speaker 2 (22:50):
I don't know. I was just big on the Yankees
in that game.

Speaker 6 (22:53):
And maybe that's a little hometown bias, but I think
you'd have to just have some confidence here in some
of these good teams. You definitely want to make sure
that you're not overreacting. You know, Nessa Kortaz was pitching
in that one, so you're likely getting a discount.

Speaker 2 (23:06):
And I think you want to zig when people zag.

Speaker 6 (23:08):
You want to you know, assume if a guy unless
there's a true mechanical difference and you know, you see something.

Speaker 2 (23:14):
I think watching the.

Speaker 6 (23:15):
Games right now it can give you a big edge
in terms of like actually seeing how pitchers are looking
early in the season and then like getting a sense
of okay, if this guy comes out actually throwing that fastball, well,
how was he going to do for a day? You know,
I think there's very clearly been days where guys are
on or off. And that's a big part of baseball
betting is that you know, usually when you take a side,

(23:37):
I play a lot of first fives. But when you
play on a pitcher or you fade a pitcher and
usually you're going to be right around, there's a polar result.
So you know, early in the season, I wouldn't doubt process.
I wouldn't get too worried, you know, seeing expected bad picture.
Have like a good start out the gate, you know,
like a Jack Flaherty for the Tigers is a beautiful
first start and then what You're just going to trust

(23:58):
them and then he blows it against the eighth of
all teams. Right, So you definitely don't want to describe
performance based on one or two starts. I think you
want to look at the larger body of work for
pitchers to try to understand who they've been. And I'm
still definitely seeing a little bit more correlation with last
year's results than you know, one or two game samples
for sure, and I think we'll continue.

Speaker 2 (24:19):
To see that this week. It's happened year in and
year out.

Speaker 6 (24:22):
You need to give credit to the last year's lineup
and last year's results because you know, not too many
lineups are that vastly different. There's been some movement, but
you know how much is really changing across the league.

Speaker 2 (24:33):
It's not that crazy.

Speaker 3 (24:34):
Yep. I agree with you. I think that that's a
very good way of being able to go about things.
And I do think that one team that has been
able to fortify their lineup quite a bit, and it
makes sense, that would be the New York Yankees. If
you are looking at a lineup that a perhaps I
have had quite a bit of a quantum shift, that
is the New York Yankees. Just because of my opinion,
you bring in something like a Wan Soda that it's
going to be able to help you out, and they

(24:55):
were just mired in injuries last year. It's I even funny.
And now they get to go up against Ryan Weathers,
who if you look at his career numbers, not great
to say the least, going up against Marcus Stroman of
the New York Yankees. I've been personally looking at things
here in the beginning part of the season, and I
don't want to make too many rashoal reactions, but I'm
just looking at this buying me Marlin Seam and until

(25:15):
they get their starters off the injurless and Yuri Perez
is done for the season, I feel like this is
a big giant fade moving forward. I'm not sure you
look at this Yankees team with them being right around
about a minus two dollars favorite. But I am more
than inclined to be able to take a look at
the Yankees on a rather even money slash minus one
of five run line and feel pretty good about it.

Speaker 6 (25:33):
I might sleep well with the minus two hundred, Greg,
tell you the dang truth.

Speaker 2 (25:37):
I mean, yeah, Stroman had really great control.

Speaker 6 (25:41):
I think he's the type of guy that induces a
lot of ground balls and allows that defense to play
well behind him. And the defense is looking pretty good
for the Yankees. I'm pretty excited about that, honestly. So
we'll see. You know, they might drop a game in
this series, but I kind of doubt it. I've just
been really impressed with what we've been seeing out of them.

(26:01):
I mean, as well with Cabrera in and out of
the lineup, but in volpay Stanton's contributing. You know, obviously
the strikeout percentage is disgusting for John Carlos Stanton, but
you know what you're getting. It's not really worth him
swinging the bat to try to make light contact. That's
just not who he is.

Speaker 2 (26:17):
The exsit velocities are still there for him, which is great.

Speaker 6 (26:19):
But Soto is a monster Judge isn't even playing that
well right now. His expected batting average is low, but
he's crushing the ball when he's making contact, so he
starts seeing the ball a little bit better instead of
maybe my guess is like guessing right on a few pitches,
working a lot of walks to increase his wOBA, you know,
still very valuable battery even if he's not making a

(26:39):
lot of contact. You know, Yeah, the walk percentage is
really high. So the ceiling is ridiculous here for the
New York Yankees, and I think you can probably feel
pretty good about them. Rizzo may be starting to contribute
to this lineup pretty up and down.

Speaker 2 (26:52):
As long as they stay healthy, will be good.

Speaker 3 (26:54):
Yep, I think so as well. And I just take
a look at this entire New York Yankees team, and
I do think that there's quite a bit of upside
with them as compared to last year. As last year
I just don't think was a fair representation of them
with all the injuries and Anthony Volpe being able to
step up so big for them as well as Justin
Perry does tremendous workover at Pitcherless along with the Justin
Berry shows showing to be right here on the Baseball

(27:15):
Betting Show. And I didn't mention the Marlins as a
pretty big fade, and I know that you were mentioning
this a little bit before as well, talking about some
of these better teams maybe being a little bit short
on the line. How have you been looking at some
of these scenes that are and I quote here fades
because we've actually noticed the Oakland A's be relatively saw
it on the run line thus far, and the Rockies
have won a few games as well, but I look

(27:37):
at them moving forward as being a faith I just
talked about the Miami Marlins, and I think that until
this team gets healthy, they are gonna stink on ice.
But how are you gaining more of these ani air
quotes your bad teams, because I do think that there's
quite a bit of money early on in the season
in terms of fading some of these lesser teams, because
you're able to get shorter numbers, then you will be
insane July August when you get those minus three dollars lines.

Speaker 6 (28:00):
Yeah, I mean, look in regards to like the A's
I mean they meet the Tigers twice and they covered
the third game there, and I think it just speaks
to the Tigers being another bad team the A's think
you take that with a grain of salt. I think
you worried a little bit about the Red Sox at times.

Speaker 3 (28:13):
For sure.

Speaker 6 (28:14):
They didn't cover the last two games of that series,
even though they did win all three games.

Speaker 2 (28:18):
So like to the Red Sox, they don't care about covering.

Speaker 6 (28:21):
So I've always hesitated with favorite run lines unless you're
very confident in the matchup, and I think that's a
lesson there, especially with midline.

Speaker 2 (28:29):
I mean, the Red Sox are going to.

Speaker 6 (28:30):
Be last in and the AO East most likely, so
I'm not taking Red Sox money lines. So again, Red
Sox and Tigers guardians dropped that one game at the
end if they won the first three in the series. Yeah,
I still think you fato. I think Seattle's looking a
little weak for sure as well, which I think a
little surprising. They're having some trouble getting it together, you
know when they run in when you to get a
Seattle team running into like a team that looks good

(28:53):
like the Orioles, or even when the Rays maybe start
to figure it out, or the Brewers or the Padres
and the Dodgers, like you know, these.

Speaker 2 (29:00):
Top tier teams that have the pitching and the hitting.
I mean, look, it's early season. There's some messiness in
the standings. You really can't take too much from it.

Speaker 6 (29:08):
You need to give things a couple of weeks to
even out, for everybody to play a good team, a
bad team, middle team to start to separate from the
pack and understand who's going where. So you can kind
of dig into the standings and find like those those
fake records a little bit, the ones that maybe point
the wrong way about a team like Minnesota Twins sitting
three and five right now while the Tigers are seven

(29:29):
and four. Are you going to get maybe two good
of a price on the Tigers. Maybe maybe you should
be fading the Tigers right now at seven and four,
expecting that to address a little bit. All that's gonna
happen and all that the leans on, those pricings and
recency biases are all out there.

Speaker 2 (29:43):
So I would just stick to your guns, and.

Speaker 6 (29:45):
You know, don't get caught up with Oakland's covered this
as a reason to just bet Oakland and they're gonna
go into a tough series right now that I could
imagine against the Rangers, they don't cover a single one,
or even worse, you're gonna be betting plus minus two
and a half on the Rangers to even get them. So, like,
there's always money to be made betting bad teams. But
at the other end, like I think, when you have

(30:06):
a good matchup and you have a good pitcher, that
should be taking care of business. For me especially, I
love to isolate the first five innings and really target
starters and kind of try to leave some of that
bullpen craziness out of it, because it takes a lot
to handicap bullpens, and you know exactly who went the
night before and the night before that, and who through
how many pitches and who they.

Speaker 2 (30:26):
Might use, it's still variable at the end of the game.

Speaker 6 (30:30):
I personally I love my first fives for that reason alone.

Speaker 3 (30:33):
That can be a very good way to be able
to go about things as well. And there's a lot
of ways to be able to slice it. There's a
lot of ways to be able to lace it. But
at the end of the day, it's all about gauging
the situation itself as well. Because there are some of
these teams that are absolutely awful, Like you may recall
the Diamondbacks when they were just so horrible in that
twenty twenty one campaign, but Merrill Kelly, every dime he

(30:55):
took them on for them was half way decent. So
I always do think that those are these sorts of
things that you do want to be taking a look
at as well as Justin Perry, but does an amazing
job taking a look at the great game of baseball.
Is trying to be right here on the Baseball Betting Show,
and do you want to open this up to you
a little bit more as well? Because I know that
there's quite a few games that we've got for this Wednesday.
We've got fourteen in totals, so all but two teams

(31:17):
are going to be in action. I think for you
that's really catching your eye when it comes to this
Wednesday card, whether that be a game that you're going
to be looking to bet, or maybe it's not even
a game that you're looking to bet, but you're a
little bit Jerry's out on a certain pitcher or a
certain team.

Speaker 6 (31:30):
Yeah, honestly, Wednesday's card has a lot of pitchers. I'm
pretty far out on Patrick Corbyn's going. That's always a
fun one to be aware of. I'm a little worried
about Jose Quintana playing the Braves for sure, lance Lin's
pitching as well. There's a lot of pitchers I'm probably
going to be looking at fain. I expect some runs.
Austin Gomber's going. That Arizona game is going to be

(31:50):
I believe Gomber pitching against Tommy Henry, so like could
see if it's decent weather in Colorado, that could be
an overspot for sure.

Speaker 2 (31:59):
You know some of the good pitchers that are playing.

Speaker 6 (32:02):
I'm excited to see how Logan Gilbert performs, been excited
to watch Dylan Ceese in the new uniform. Should be
an interesting spot against the Cubs, and like you said,
Marcus Stroman should probably be well. Jordan Hicks against the
Nats should do pretty well. It should be a fun day.
I would look at an under maybe for that Toronto
Seattle game.

Speaker 2 (32:22):
Expect Kakuchi to continue to pitch pretty well. He's looked good.

Speaker 6 (32:26):
Maybe an over for the Royals game perhaps.

Speaker 2 (32:30):
I think as.

Speaker 6 (32:30):
Well that that's an interesting one there, but maybe a
little bit of a tough spot for sure Hunter Brown
a little tough, and Houston.

Speaker 2 (32:40):
They're gonna get it going.

Speaker 6 (32:41):
So I would look maybe for that game to be
a potential overspot, and I would, you know, make sure
you take a look at weather, which is something that
I usually look at the morning of right before make
my plays, because you want to make sure all that's good.
I feel really cautious maybe waiting for lineups as well.

Speaker 3 (32:55):
Absolutely, and you do bring up something with the cut Ride,
Rockies and Arizona. I'm a backs game. Taking a look
at the over and entering into the day on Tuesday,
we had noticed north of fifty five games have gone
over the total. What if you made it out of
this because we know that there's been a lot of
pitching injuries. We know that just in general, the rule
changes has allowed for a little bit more run scoring,

(33:16):
and typically in most years we've been noticing that the
pitchers have been in front of the hitters. But ever
since the rule changes, we have been noticing that offenses
have been hot to start out the year of the
last years, and I don't think that that's overly much
of a coincidence.

Speaker 2 (33:29):
No, I don't think it's much of a coincidence either.

Speaker 6 (33:31):
We have a lot of reasons to believe that these
rotations pictures.

Speaker 2 (33:35):
Aren't fully stretched out.

Speaker 6 (33:37):
Potentially bullpens maybe struggling with injuries.

Speaker 2 (33:41):
There's been a lot.

Speaker 6 (33:42):
Of injuries, right, and I think, you know, the back
end of rotations are as strong, and that can send
ripples throughout the entire throughout teams in general, right, like
when you don't have guys eating as many innings, when
your starters have less inning, but your bullpens are working more,
and that can start early if there's injuries, you know,
you can start to see that, especially if guys can't
settle in to a season on regular rest and the bullpen.

(34:04):
We've seen plenty of you know, crooked numbers in late innings.

Speaker 2 (34:07):
So I definitely think you can continue to.

Speaker 6 (34:10):
Stay on overs in terms of like full games, you
can definitely find first five unders in good pitching matchups
to stay under with. But with how bullpen quality has
been and injuries, you know, Nick Pavetta elbows sore on
is now seems like every day it's just getting thinner,
and that's going to benefit hitters long term and offenses.

Speaker 3 (34:28):
Yep, it is certainly going to benefit hitters long term,
and something that benefits the show is being able to
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Speaker 6 (34:45):
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Speaker 3 (36:06):
Big thanks to Justin for joining me on The Baseball
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It give you picks in analysis on every game on
the betting board for this Baseball Wednesday, as we touch him.

Speaker 1 (36:17):
Up, breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball.
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give you picks in analysis on every game on the
betting board for this Baseball Wednesday, as we touch them all.

Speaker 4 (37:02):
If a game is listed on the betting board, Greg
has a side and a total on it, so it
is time to touch them all.

Speaker 3 (37:08):
Do you know that as per usual, any changes there
maybe to these plays will be listened up on my
Twitter slash x feed at genat underscoredy one gonna be
going in Las AGAs citation order. This is where we
go with the nationalgu games first, then the American League
games and any injured league games. Those are going to
be at the bottom. That'll keep things all nice, neat,
clean and easy. So let's get things started with this
first National game of nine to fifty one fifty two

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on the card, the Philadelphia Phillies are on the road,
facing up against c St. Louis Cardinals. Lance Lying gos
for the Cards and is Aaron Nola looking to be
super for the Philadelphia Phillies. A Philies are find themselves
as anywhere between minus one twenty eight to minus one
thirty five favorites. Any between plus one fourteen to plus
one twenty is at number on Saint Louis. Eight to
eight and a half is the total on the eighth,

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the over is minus one fifteen, the unders minus one
of five. On the eight and a half, the under
his minus one fifteen, and the over is minus one
of five. And certain stands where I'm gonna be looking
at you over now burnt with it with my ride
up yesterday, because the two teams want to combine zero
for fifteen with men in scoring position. With these two
guys on the mound, I think we should be a
little bit more fortunate there with lance Lynn has just

(38:12):
been getting banged around like a pinata since the beginning
of the twenty twenty two season, giving up one point
nine home runs for nine. Ennings had well north of
the five era Lons season, and it tells the matter
the change of scenery. He got banged around with the
l Dodgers, he got banged around while he was with
the Chicago White Sox. This guy has just been giving
up home run after home run in every ballpark in America.
So that's not great to say the least. Meanwhile, Aaron Nola,

(38:35):
he's been giving up since the beginning part of the
twenty twenty three season right around a home run a
half bernyan Ennings and is era covering right around of
four to five. The field of independent is a little
bit better. He's still getting a little bit north of
nine right because bernin Ennings. And on the flip side
of that as well, lance Lynn still getting a few
swings and misses as well. But with the Phillies, I
did set them in this sordial out of minus one
twenty eight, so minus one twenty eight or less, that

(38:57):
is my by point on them. With the Philadelphia he's
a bullpen. It is a little bit of a role
that I set this point was Alvarado, sar Anthey Demingiez.
They have not looked like himself but that said, the
only relief piece that they needed to use yesterday it
was wonder Ecuto Pintos, so maybe not most of their
main guys out there. Matt Strum is able to give
you a little bit of length as well. And then
for the seeing those Cardinals, they did have to use

(39:17):
up Ryan Helsley yesterday. And this is not a bullpen
I trust as Helsley is the only guy that returns
from last year with a sub three five year ray.
The guys like Jojo Romero, Ryan Tapara, I just don't
have a lot of faith in them. You have had
Andrew Kintrich be a nice offseason signing, so you do
like to see that. I do think that the Cardinals
are going to be able to get in line a
little bit more as well. It's been a rough start

(39:38):
to the season for the Stars on really both sides.
Bryce Harper had that three on run game, but other
than that, he's been about as useful as a poopy
flavored lollipop. Bryce and Stott, Alec Bohm, Kyle schwarb or
Nic Cassianos or anything about a two thirty seven or lower,
not really giving you a lot of pop. And then
Paul Gold Schmid hitting below the Medos line of two
hundred for the seeing those Cardinals, you know that that's

(39:58):
going to be rising. No. He goes up for a
third home run yesterday, but hasn't sially been able to
move the line. Brendan Donovini, it's a whole lot better
when he's at home rather than on the road. Basic
Win has actually been able to do a solid job
of getting on base for the Cardinals. But you've got
a lot of other younger guys that just have not
been able to step up yet. Haven't gotten anything out
of Victor Scott. I do think that that is going
to be turning around here. As Aaron Nola, I do

(40:19):
think that we need to put him on blast for
the fact that he just has not been pitching well
over the last twelve months in general. But I'm still
gonna take him over Lancelin in the spots on my
line at minus one twenty eight, so minus one twenty
eight or less. Land the Phillies on the money line,
so I told at nine point two, So I also
like the over nine fifty three and nine to fifty
four on the bank board. The Arizona Diamondbacks are on
the road facing up against the Colrad Rockies, Austin Gombert

(40:40):
looks to not get combered up by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Meanwhile,
Tommy Henry is on the bump for Arizona minus one
thirty three to minus one forty two. The number on
the Snakes anymore team plus twenty eighteen plus one twenty
five is that number on Colrad of twelve and a
half is the total over and under both at minus
one ten and so I told her twelve point eight.

Speaker 2 (40:58):
I do like the over.

Speaker 3 (40:59):
Tommy has never really been able to find it as
a professional pitcher, and for Austin Gomber since the beginning
of the twenty twenty three season at home, now I
recognize that his scores field but in his home starts
eer north of seven, not great to say the lease.
And then for Tommy Henry it's been all sorts of
issues for him as well, at home, on the road,
no matter where it's been. As LT season, he got

(41:22):
just six half strikecofts to three and a half walks
Bernie and Ennings. He's currently posting up a fielding dependant
for his career about five to twenty six, which is
actually higher than his four seventy two Yarras, so he's
lucky to have a four seventy two era. Has given
up the deep out throughout his career one point five
home runs per nine innings. Surrender was a little bit
better last year and mitigating our contact, but haven't seen

(41:42):
by a liked out of him. And for Austin Gomber again,
this guy has just been rough to say the least.
Says he's a pitch contact guy that gives up way
too much our contact. He in a Coverrad Rockies uniform,
has been applying well north of one point seven home
runs per nine and ennings last year he got just
five point six month ods Bernie and Ennings A. He
has backed up by a bullpen that is absolutely terrible.

(42:02):
Viktor Vonnick is right now one of your more trusted
worthy relievers for the Colrad Rocky justin Lawrence has been
absolutely terrible. You've had a lot of guys just not
be able to step up, like Peter Lambert, who they're
now converting into a relief pitcher. Nick Meers someone who's
relatively okay. But I do have more faith in the
years than a Diamondbacks bullpen, even with Luis Friez along
with Miguel La Castro not sly being the world's greatest,

(42:25):
but Joe bantuply, I do you think is going to
be able to turn for him a little bit more?
In com Ago was legitimately one of the more unlucky
relievers in all baseball last season and for the years
in the Diamondbacks. I do like the way that this
offense is able to function. Finally got their first road
win of the season last night, and you've got Jock
Peterson who's been a good pickup. He hasn't been utilized
too much by the scene, but he's supplying well north

(42:45):
of a four RM base. You've got to figure that
Corbyn Carroll gonna be able to get us back together
a little bit more. Finally got his first home run
of the season yesterday. You've got some many guys that
are doing a nice job moving the line, like Christian
Walker and Uchinos. What is with Walker already supplying three
arm runs. Kaita mart got the day off yesterday, should
be back in the fold here. And for the cor
rayd Rockies, you have a team that just always hits
so much better at home rather than away from home.

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Last year made about forty points higher with their batting
average at home rather than away from home five point
three five runs per game at home three point sixty
five runs per game away from home. And right now
you've got Elias da Is, Ryan McMahon, Charlie black Men,
Ezekiel Tovar all hitting at least at three honer now
Chris Bryant has been a waste of money, and Nolan Jones,
after he showed upside last season, has I've been able
to give you too much. But we do have some

(43:28):
encouraging signs there, and going against Tommy Henry, the Rockies
should be able to get their runs. But at the
same time, I do think that the Diamondbacks like Gamber
and this bullpen of Blaze. I set my toll at
a twelve point eight. I like the over. If you're
looking at the run line of the Airbs and the Diamondbacks,
you're getting that at only right around about a plus
one oh five. This is a strange circumstance where I

(43:49):
would rather take the money line out of minus one
thirty three. We saw them play a one dring game yesterday.
If you're going to weigh a run and a half,
I just need a little bit more than a plus
one all five here. So I'm sticking with the money
line in the spot with heres in a Diamondbacks, as
I don't trust in Tommy Henry to be able to
lead you to a multi run one run win. So
look at the money line and the over in this ordio,
looking at the Diamondbacks on that money line nine fifty five,

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nine fifty six on the bank board, you Washington Nationals
are on the road, please go against the San Francisco Giants.
Joor Necks goes for the Giants. Patrick Corbin is on
the bump for the Nationals, and the Nationals shocker are
an underdog. You're going to be finding them. And between
plus one sixty h plus one seventy two. Meanwhile, between
minus one eighty five dolls minus one ninety five nine
number on San Francisco A toa and a half is

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the total on the eight overs, between minus one fifteen
to a mins from twenty t undreds, between even a
minus one five on the e and alf unders minus
one twenty the over is even a. I need somebody's
all in an eight point eight. I'm gonna be looking
andy over. You've got a guy and Patrick Corbin. That
has been one of the biggest fades in pretty much
gambling X and that's for a good reason. For Patrick
Corbin last few seasons has had well north of a

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five year Actually, if you've bet on Patrick Corbyn the
last two years since the beginning of the twenty twenty
three campaign, it hasn't been too bad. I believe that
the team is like sixteen and eighteen in his starts.
It's not because Patrick carbon has pitched well though, like
even this season eight strike cats and four walks and
ten and a third innings. He's not been the world's
worst pitcher, but man, he is not great to say

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the least. And Jordan Nix has looked relatively good as
a starter, two runs, one of which earned in his
first two starts, leading to a pair of wins against
his slam Diego Patres. And now they go up against
the Wasathington National's lineup that's a bit revamped from last season.
They do bring in some power with Eddie Rosario, Jesse
Winker along with Joey Gallow entering into the fold. Now
Gallo once again struggling to be able to get on

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bag shocker there, but cj Abrams is one of the
better basos that you're gonna find in all baseball. He's
been able to give you nearly a four hundred on
base and Jesse Winker has looked really good out of
the three that I mentioned, But he do have likes
of Joy Venesus Layne Thomas, guys that were able to
burst out last season. She's not giving me a whole
walk lot. Mean, well, for the San Francisco Giants, they
spent a lot of money in the offseason of four

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to five this lineup and a lot of these pickups
just haven't done a whole walk. Lot been able to
get a bit of power out of or Asil there.
But I said, he's right now only providing about a
three fourteen on base, Jungle Lee about a three h
five on base you pick up at Chapman, he's hitting
below the Medel's line of two hundred. They've been able
to get a bit more power, but I mean, the
guys are really moving the line right now. Are the
guys that were left over from last year, Wilmer, Flores,

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LaMonte Way Junior, Patrick Bailey. These guys are relatively saw
it in their approach at the point. Michael Confordo has
been solid as well, and I do think that the
Giants are going to be able to do a better
job with their bullpen. You've got Taylor and Tyler Rodgers
who have been rock sog Camellion de Ball very nice
closer for the seam. Ryan Walker is able to provide
some good andings as well. This is not the world's
worst Washington Nationals bullpen. He got the likes of a

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Tanner rainy who's looking to be able to get back
to where he was a few seasons ago before getting hurt.
I do like BETERI able to get out of the
likes of eight, Hunter Harvey, Derek Ladd, Jordan Weems. He's
her guys that should be able to swives this a
sub three five year though Fiting in always a little
bit of roll the dice, But did something I told
her at any point eight fully recognize how picture friendly
San Francisco is, but more of a day game there

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during the day to San Francisco plays a little bit
more to that or so that's gonna be able to
help them out. I'm going to be taking a look
at this total over end with the Giants, set them
on the money line at a minus one eighty three.
If you're looking to lay a run and a half,
you're find that averteen plus one five dozo plus one ten.
I need the plus one ten as I set mine
more round about a plus one o eight plus one
o nine, but at the plus one ten run line

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gonna be one to lay with the Giants to go
along with a total over nine fifty seven nine fifty
eight on the bank board. It is the Slam Diego
Potters and they play out to the Chicago Cubs. Their
professor Kyle Hendrix scos for the Cubs, Dylan Sea SKUs
for the San Diego Patters. Patters are between minus one
thirty five dollars minus one forty two favorites plus one
twenty plus one thirty is at number one. The Cubs
he eat is the total over his minus one fifteen

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the unders minus one to five. In I set the
Patters at a minus one fifty seven, I'm gonna be
willing to lay the number for CEC gets a match
up with the other Chicago team, not the one that
he used to play for, But I do think that
this is going to be a quality start for him.
As just continues to get strikeouts. Tending two thirds sends
as far with the San Diego Padres thirteen Drake cuts
a big key for him. Ken he limit the walks.

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That was always the issue that he had with the
Chicago White Sox. He was always given up right around
about four walks per nine Ennings and Kyle Dricks is
the exact opposite. Not a swinging miss guy. He's very
much gonna pitch a contact, but doesn't give up a
lot of walks. So he's just been payed around. At
his first two starts of the season seven and two thirds,
Dyings seventeen hits four walks a lot that is not terrific.

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Tos say beliefs and it comes bullpend that was able
to get a little bit of a relief with Ben
Brown actually give you a halfway decent effort yesterday. Daniel
Polentci is able to give you a little bit of
long relief. But Jose Klass has had a rough start
to the season. Like what I've seen at vad bear
els Le, they pick up Hectoran Harris in the offseason,
but like guys like Luke Littell in company, give me
a bit of a role that I sent for the
San Diego Patres. This bullpen does lose Josh Hader from

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a season ago, but being able to get Ail Delos Santos,
Jandi Pearl to come in and be able to hold
down the avoid Johnny Brito at all costs. He has
been horrible on Tom GOLs Grove. If he had a
great year last year, it looks like he's doing for
a little bit of regression. But this Pattery's lineup so
has a lot of really good bats in it, Fernando
Tatist Junior, Manny Machado, they are still there. For Machado,
it's been a rough start to the season for him,

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but Tatis Junior entered into yesterday with a three fifty
on base four home runs. Sander Bogerts just has not
lived up to his contract Welle yet with the San
Diego Padres. But you know that he's able to get
on base, you know that he's able to spy some power,
and you've been able to get good production out of
j Cronibord, who after he had a miserable year last year,
sitting Darner at three. And meanwhile for the Cups, other
than Cody Bellinger, you don't necessarily have that star back,

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but guys like c. A. Suzuki, Christopher Morrell, Daansby, Swanson,
Ian Hap, all these guys are very rock solid, and
their approach at the plight. All those guys I mentioned
at least a three forty five on base, I think
all of them are going to give you twenty one
runs when it's alsoud and done. This season, Nico Horner
has had a tough time being a move line, but
I do think that he's going to be relatively productive here.
And I do think that Kyle Hendricks is going to

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be able to calm down a little bit more in
the spot, which is why I did see my toll
at some point nine. I'm looking at the under but
I do think the Dylancy's going to do a nice
job but be able to throw this Cubs team for
a little bit of a loop. And I do think
that this ballpark going to play very well to how
cease pitches. So I'm looking at the underside. I total
at some point nine, and with the San Diego Padres,
if you're looking at their run line price, you're able
to get that right around about a plus one forty

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five to a plus one fifty. Though I'd rather play
it safe here on the one of the linus. I
do think that this is a lower scoring game, so
gonna be looking at that Patters money line and the
under nine to fifty nine, nine to sixty on the
betting board. The Milwaukee Brewers sit their red face off
against the Cincinnati Reds. Yes, we're onto Cincinnati and they're
on a hundred green getting this start. Meanwhile, Wade Miley
hopes to have a party in Milwaukee for the Burrs.

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Is a total under his minus one fifteen, the overs
minus one to five, between minus one twenty eight to
minus one thirty the number on the Reds plus one
seventeen to plus one twenty the number on the Burs
gonna be one roll with the Cincinnati Reds here, I
did set them as a favorite of minus one forty eight.
I just don't know what to expect out of Wade
Miley after he got his first few starts of the
season skipped by the Milwaukee Brewers. I believe that he

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was coming off of the injured list. He just had
a little bit of a minor ailment. Wasn't anything super
duper massive, But for Miley, he was one of the
more lucky pitchers in the big leagues last season three
fourteen ERA but a four to sixty nine fielding dependent.
You got less than six strikeouts for nine Ennings gave up,
darn your three walks for nine Ennings. Yet he just
got oh so lucky with every home run they gave up,

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seemingly being a solo home run. He was able to
just really get fortunate on balls and plate in general
as well. So I do think that that is going
to be coming to a little bit of a screeching halt.
And when it comes to back in Undergreen, you always
do have to have the fear in the back of
your mind of the home run ball is for Hunter Green.
He does give up a lot of hard contact in general.
Is yet to give up a home run this season,

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but if you take a look at it throughout his career,
he has been giving up right around about one point
seven to one point eight home runs per nine. Ennings
does have an ERA throughout his career that is higher
at home rather than away from home, which the simple
reason why that is is because Cincinnati's very much a
bandbox of a ballpark, one of the more fair friendly ballparks.
Two hitters out there in all baseball, but when it

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comes to this Red team, you've got the stars starting
to be able to develop. Elie day La Cruz has
looked a bit better in this series. He sees up
to about a three fifty five on base parafom runs
Will Benson Spencer's year. Five home runs between the two
of them and Steers given you a very nearly forty
eighty nine on base Certainly some aggression will be coming there.
But Jake Frayley, after he was sort of in slash
out the fold, they're starting to give him more at bats.

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He's been able to supply a four arm base and
Stuart Faylerchild has been good in the outfield as well.
For the Milwaukee Burds, we've seen an explosion with their offense,
eight plus runs at each other the last three games.
I don't think that this has taking power for the
Birds brats. The young guys are a little bit further
along than I expected. Jackson Shario he has been tremendous,
being able to provide about a two seventy five average

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pair of home runs for him. Christian Yelich looks like
the Christian Yelich of old. He's been able to apply
four home runs, absolutely massive. Being able to get him
back online. You've had William Thomas do a much better
job of getting on base than a season agoing William
can trace a little bit of forgotten guy paraf home runs.
He's been hitting really well as well. For the Birds,
they are going to be leg up in the bullpen,
Dual Piumps, Elvis Spiguero. They're very good in the seventh

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and eighth innings efter year had to be used yesterday.
But I don't I like what I'm seeing there. JB. Wilcaucus,
He's a relatively solid bullpen pieces well for you. Since
anti Reds, they are deal with an injury once again
to t j Antone guy just can't stay healthy. But
they pick up Amelia be Gone in the offseason. He
Buck Farmer, Brent Soeder, and these guys are solid. They're
not great, but they're good enough to be able to

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bridge things together get things to Alexis ts is one
of the best closers out there in all of baseball.
I do think that the Reds are gonna be able
to get to wayde Miiley in this ordeal, and I
do think that there's gonna be a little bit of
hard context rendered by Hunter Green. But I think that
this Rivers offense just has really gotten on a hot run,
and I don't believe that they are as good as
they have shown to be thus far this season. And
for wayde biley evage for him has that it's still

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a little bit nippy out there in cincinn idf was
pitching in the summer months, I think they'd be giving
up much more heart contact than he will on this day.
So I did some of my line at a minus
one forty eight. I'm gonna be looking at the reds
on the money line, and did somebody tell it at
eight point nine, so you're at the nine. I'm looking
at the under to go along with the red legs.
Nine sixty one, nine sixty two on the benning board
is the on land of our Hey's playoffs to the

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New York Mets. Oseaikitana is on the bump for the Mets,
Allen went on a s is on the bump for
the Bravos, and the Braves open up at minus one
sixty seven plus one forty eight. Your number on the
Mets nine and a half is the total unders minds
one twenty d overs. Even if you're looking a layer
run and a half with the Atlanta Braves, you're getting
plus one fourteen there. And for the Braves, I was
one lay more like minus one o five on that
run line. I'm gonna be willing to roll with them.

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For Osekitana, he just in this career is a little
bit advanced for getting a lot of swings and misses.
Hi couson ten and a third innings across two starts
that spared the season last year only got about seven
punchouts for nine innings. Has been quite fortunate when guys
have gotten on base. He's got a whip that is
north of a one point six seven, a lot of
six walks, and it's sent in a third innings as well,

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but has been able to manage his way out of
all those appearances. But that said, Idega, look at the
Atlanta Braves and you just have a fearsome death star
lineup right now that has everyone being able to fire
and all soil and there's really other than the raining
mvbing around with Gouney Junior is still a three eighty
on base for Akunya, but he hays yet to it.
It's first home run the season. Meanwhile, it's Ben Barcelo

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Zuna who's provided five home runs, but Michael Aris, Austin
Riley Azzi Albi's medals and all these guys have at
least two home runs to their name. All these guys
are ranging at least at two eighty six. All these
guys have at least at three forty eight on base.
That is fearsome, to say the least. You've had Orlando
Arcia to a nice job hitting for north of a
three to sixty and then for the New York com Beans,
they rose up late in the game yesterday to be

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able to cover that run line. Thoughts of prayers if
you had the Atlanta Brays run line yesterday. But that said,
you still have to have a lot of questions with
regards to beats. I do think that they're gonna rise
up a little bit. You've got Jeff McNeil, Francisco Lindor,
Pete Alonzo, DJ Stewart all hitting below the Vendos sign
of two hundred. That's not gonna be the case at
the end of the season though. Alonzo up to three
home runs already. That's been rock solid for the scene.
But right now they're lying upon Brett Brady along with

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Francisco Alva's to be just applying the boom for the seam.
That's times say what you want. You've got a bullpen
of the Mets that it's not bad, it's not great.
You've got Edwin diazback, so if you're able to get
him the ball, and it's a very beneficial. But then said,
you look at guys like Brooks, Ray Lee, Adam Ontovino,
Drew Smith. They're not awful, they're not great, They're somewhere
in the middle. And for the Atlanta Rays, the bullpen

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did not come up clutch for them yesterday, and you're
probably not going to be seeing some of the guys
that blew the game yesterday if you had the run
line like Rossi Iglesias. But that said, Pierce Johnson has
been relatively said in a Bray's uniform, its lacked it
up a little bit recently, but all in all, I
do think that he's going to be relatively good moving forward.
You've got Jesse Chavez, He's able to eat multiple innings,
and you do have to wonder if Win Honus is

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going to be overly long for this game. He has
made six career starts as a lot. Five home runs
and thirty two and a third innings streccount numbers are there.
He was actually relatively solid with the guards to command.
He was giving up only about two bucks for nine innings.
He was able to get north of nine straight cuts
for nine innings. I do think that there's some clear
upside with him. I liked what I saw from Aim
at the minor league Lebble still relatively young at the

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age of twenty eight, So I do look at this
spot and I do think that the Rays should be
able to go out there dominate this game against the
mess I did somebody total at a nine point eight.
I think that when honest gives you a relatively solid start.
But I do think that the Braves kid to Kitana.
So with the nine and a half, I'd like the
over end. With the Atlanta Braves getting a plus price
on that run line, I'm gonna be willing to lay
the run and a half nine sixty three, nine sixty four.
On the betting board, it is the Toronto Blue Jays.

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They playoffs Louse Seattle Manners Logan Gilbert goes for Seattle Yu.
Saki Cucci is on the bump for Toronto Toronto between
minus one of five to minus one twelve favorites between
even money and plus one to eight. Is that number
one Seattle eight is the total over his minus one fifteen.
The under is minus one oh five. And I did
set the Blue Jays as a minus one oh six favorite.
Right now we're seeing as low as minus one of five.

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I won't want to go past minus one of five,
but I'd rather pick him line. I'm gonna be willing
to trust in the Toronto Blue Jays. But Logan Gilbert,
he's actually got really good splits on the road. He
pretty much records the same era, the same home runs
per nine when he is away from home rather than
when he is at home. But I do think that
the Blue Jays getting continued to wake up with the
bats a little bit. They've been able to score five
plus runs in their last two games after scoring three

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or four in seven out their last nine. And have
we been over eighty in the Blue Jays the last
few seasons. Yes, But at the same time, I look
at Flagger Junior, Aleander Kirk, Boba, Schett, Dalton Varshow and
George Springer, all inning at two h five or lower,
and certainly that's going to be rising up a little bit.
Isaiah caner Faluff, as a matter of fact, has been
one of your best hitters, has he and Justin Turner
down for what? Both inning well above a three hundred

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and the home runs the overall average, it's gonna come
for the Toronto Blue Jays in my opinion, again, are
they probably a little bit closer to middle of the
road rather than elite on offense? Yes, but at the
same time they're not as bad as they shown. Meanwhile,
for the Seattle Manners, they're in quite a bit of
a funk as well. For a lot there guys Mitch Carver,
Ulio Rodriguez, One Polanco, JP Crawford, all inning below a

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two hundred, throwing their cal Rawley as well. It has
been rough for them. Ty Franz and Mitch Hanneger right
now carrying the offensive. Hanneger has had a pair of
home runs. Tom Cazone is not giving you a ton
with regards to average, but he's mailated a trio home
runs as well, And then it comes down to the bullpens.
As for the Toronto Blue Jays, they are dealing with
a few ailments with that bullpen as they've got Jordan

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Romano currently the fold Eric Swantston as well. But I
like what Tim Mays is being able to bring to
the table. He's able to give you about a sub
to seventy five yard at very least he did last season.
Yimi Garcia has been a little bit of an issue
in Jack Green just has never really been able to
recapture that form they had a few seasons ago with
the New York Yankees, so he seems to have stabilized
a little bit here in Toronto. Meanwhile, on the flip

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side for the Seattle Mariners, they've been heal with a
few injuries as well. Matt Brash he is currently out
the full. They let go of a few guys like
Penn Murphy in the offseason. You just have a factory
for producing relief arms for the team. Though, Taylor Socado
Trent Thornton have been really nice. Fines Gabe Spider has
been sawid. They bring in Ryan Sanneck in the off
season Andres Munos he's been very good as well. But

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I do think that for Logan Gilbert, someone who's up
pretty steady at a guy he doesn't give out a
lot of walks. He gives up nine strike us for
nine nineties, but does give up a lot of general
just middle contact, not super duper or contact, but like
doubles contact, I think is the best way of putting it.
I do think that he's gonna find himself in a
little bit of an issue here, and you've got a
guy and you see ugu. I knew it was a
fade for a very long time, but it feels like

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he's just been able to find it a little bit more.
He's been able to control the walks in the last
twelve months much better than he did towards the early
part of his tenure with the Toronto Blue Jays. A
little bit concerning that he does give up five walks
in his first sign two thirds sights as far this season,
but he was absolutely giving up rockets a few seasons
agoing if he just took a look at him in
the second half of last season compareddo what he was

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in the early part of his tenure with the Toronto
Blue Jays, I was just seeing a completely different pitcher
after the l Star break a season ago. He was
posting up in the ra that was hovering more in
the neighbor at about a three thirty nine after that
was four twenty four prior to the l Star break,
giving up more like zero point six zero point seven
home runs for nine innings. So I'd like what I'm
seeing out of v Saki Cucchi. And it's a Seattle
manner team that is in a little bit of rough form.

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So being able to get the minus one of five year,
I'm gonna be one to lay that number one. Did
sell my Totle at an eight point three. I do
think that pair of rough offense is gonna start to
get online a little bit more so. I do like
the over and the Blue Jays on the money line
nine sixty five, nine sixty six. On the bank board
the La Angels play, you'll see Tampa Zach Little is
on the bump for the Rais and Ose Soriano is
on the bump for the Angels. Angels are a underdog

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of any between plus one ten two plus one seventeen. Meanwhile,
and between minus one twenty and minus one thirty. That
number on the rays line is the total unders between
minus one tend to a minus one twenty three unders
any between even a minus one ten. And I said
Little as a minus one thirty three favorite. I'm gonna
be one to lay with the Tampa Bay race. The
Angels have actually given you athlete decent effort thus far
this season. I just wonder how far the top heavy

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team is able to go. Mike Trout entered into yesterday
with five home runs and six RBI. Of course, that's
a Mike Trout line. And you've got Taylor Ward who's
being able to supply a few home runs as well,
so that's been solid. But likes of Anthony Rendome, Brandon
Dreichius are not hitting for the seam and I've got
massive question marks when it comes to Ose. Soriano has
been utilized throughout his career at the big league level

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as a reliever. And when it comes to Ose Soriano,
you did come up as a little bit more of
a starter at the minor league level, but he hasn't
done a lot of that with him the last we're
gonna call it about twenty four months. And when Soriano
has been up at the big league bubble, he's been
able to give you swings a missus in his time
at the big league bubble. It's not very expensive, but
eleven strikeouts for nine nineties, but five walks for nine nineties.

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Could this be a j pug two point zero. That's
a little bit of a fear that you've got. And
if he's not able to lend a whole lot of length,
well you don't have a lot of great bullpen pieces
to be able to rely upon as well as you've
got Matt Moore, Long Carlos to Sevus. If you're able
to get into the eighth of ninth, I think they
actually do a relatively saw his job. But Adam simberb
he's someone that you've got your massive question marks with.

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I am not necessarily too bullish on a lot of
the other guys that are coming in and sort of
like middle relief as well. They've been looking at a
lot of like more veteran guys that just wash out,
like Hunter Strickland, and it's not a place where you
want to be in. For Zach Little, I mean he
has been tremendous as a starter. He was able to
take the rainstor his back half the season last year,

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posted up a sub three e right in that starter's role.
He's been really good in terms of command as well.
Last year is walks per nine rate with the Rays
was one. He doesn't give you a whole like last
Wings and Missus with the race. He's only been able
to give you about some point six right us for
nine innings, but does a nice job being able to
keep things out in front of him. And I do
think that this race team going to continue to get
a little bit more online with regards to bats. They've

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had a bit of a tough time of it thus
far as this season early on. But Andy ds who's
right now giving you about a two sixty on base,
I think that he's going to be able to get
into form a little bit more esoch baradas as for
hum runs as far he's been fined, it's more about
being able to get a little bit more of the
likes of the entirety of the catcher spot in general.
Randy A. Rose Arenos one, they give you about a
two eighty five on base power just has not really

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been there for the Tampa Bay Rays. But have a
lot more faith in this lineup rather than the Angels
who are trotting out there. Joe Edel's right now sending
fire to the rain with a buck eighty two batting average.
Do like logan on Hoppy on that side. But I
do think that all know race do find a way
to be able to get the job done. I do
think that they're gonna be able to get some good
contact off of Ose Soriano. So here at the nine
I'm gonna be looking at the overseep. I told the

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nine point to you, and I do think that the
Angels gonna be able to do an okay job of
getting the as well. But the race, they just have
such a better bullpen. Pete Fairbay Combouchet, Jason Adams, all
these guys are very rock solid, and I do think
that even a guy like Garret Clevenger is gonna be
able to lend some good length in this one if needed.

Speaker 4 (01:04:12):
As well.

Speaker 3 (01:04:12):
Some did something total nine point two. I'd like the
over and with the race gonna be one lay up
to a minus one thirty two on that money line
nine sixty seven, nine to sixty eight on the bake board.
The Chicago White Sox are gonna be on the road
facing off against the Cleveland Guardians. Dan Raibey goes for
the Guardians. Eric Fetty Wop is on the bump for
the White Sox. White Sox are sizeble underdogs between bulus
two dollars and plus two fourteen. Meanwhile, anywhere between minus

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two and thirty eight minus two fifty that number on
the Guardians eight to eight and a half is a
total on the overs vneus one fifteen the unders minus
one of five on the eight and a half over
and under anywheretween minus one five to a minus one fifteen,
and I'm gonna rock with the White Sox here I
was the one thing of plus one seventy two or higher.
I'm actually very high on Eric Fetti. I'm very low
on the rest of the Chicago White Sox not named

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Garrett orche But you know what, for Eric Fetty, you
looked really good and the KBO last year, posting up
a two ERA. His strikeout numbers are up, his walks
are down. He looks like a rock solid pitcher. And
two starts he did give up two him runs, but
just three runs a total, eleven strikeouts, three walks. It
really looks like you found something out at the KBO level.
And White Sox lost both of these starts by one

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run because even though he went out there gave them
a chance to win. The entire White Sox lineup just
has not been able to do a lot. And this
is a White Sox team that's just very rough in general.
You know, Mancata Sandio with an injury, Eloyamnez, Luis Robert
have landed on the injury list, and they could not
afford to have these guys to go on the injury list.
Right now, you're staring at Paul Dejongis right now, probably

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your best part Red. He's got a pair of home
runs that's far the season. And what the heck is
Andre bed Attendi doing. He's taking like a buck sixty seven.
Nobody on this White Sox team knows how to take
a base Like seriously, everyone's up there swinging as if
every single pitch is called a strike, and that's not
the case. If it's off the plate, you don't need
to swing. They need to get that concept just walking
into their skulls. You pick up Martinel that I was

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literally hitting below one hundred, Like we talk about the
mind's life two hundred. It's not like the double down
Midoza line. I am not sure, but you've got a
Cleveland Guardian seem that as well is not gonna be
hitting for a ton of power. Ose Ramirez, he's been
pretty rock solid in the way that he's able to
move the line, has been able to give you a
pair of home runs thus far this season. But this
is a bunch as well that I believe that they
currently have a grand total of eight home runs over

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the course of their first eleven games. Steven Kwan has
given you nearly a four armbas Andre Simenez north of
a four arm base. You've been able to get some
good production out of some of the younger guys as well.
Will Brandon has a nice approach at the great plate.
He's not going to give you any sort of home runs,
but he's able to get on Brian Roschio and once again,
not a lot of power, but he's able to move
the line as well. For the Cleveland Guardians, they certainly
do have a leg up with regards to the bullpen.

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I'd like Emmanuel Class at that closer spot Hunter Gaddis
has had a nice second stanza at the big league
level as a reliever. Peters starts a lucky picking him
up from the Milwaukee Brewers. I thought that that was
a relatively solid move as well. And then you've got
a starter and kick ten or by view and needs solid.
He's not great, he's not like super duper amazing, but
he's gonna be able to hold down the four for
you for Byby. Since he got called up to the

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big league level eight season ago, he's been posting up
about a three oh three ere. I do think that
there's a little bit of regression coming from as his
fielding compendant more around about a three fifty three, but
gives you a nine streight cuts the three walks for
nine nings, mitigates our contact, especially when he's in his
home ballpark as well. So I do think that this
is going to be a bit of a lower scoring game.
I did sub by total and at some point you've
got a White Sox team that's really dealing with the injuries,

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and especially at the eight and a half's here, I
do like this total under. If the White Sox they
were able to rough for a few runs yesterday, I
don't think that Lightning is going to be striking twice,
So do like the under. But with the White Sox
being able to get north of plus one seventy with
Feti on the mountain, I'm going to be taking that
big money line to go along with a total under
nine sixty nine nine seventy on the banking board. It's
the Boston Red Sox playing on the Baltimore Oriols. Cole

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Irvin goes for the Orioles and Cutter Crawford is on
the bump for Boston. Boston is between a minus one
fourteen to one minus one eight team favorite plus one
zero four to h plus one oh eight that number
on Baltimore and go this game. It is eight and
a half to nine on the eight and a half
overs mins twenty the unders even on the nine over
and under our boltime minus one ten, Say til at
nine point four, I'm gonna be looking at the over.
Big thing in this one is that Cutter Crawford has

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not been the same picture throughout his career in Boston
rather than on the road. As a matter of fact,
for Cutter Crawford last season he posted up a sub
three ERA away from home and a six ERA at home.
I do think that he should be able to work
on those home and roads plas a little bit. But
that shows how ruthless and relentless this possible ballpark can
be to a pitcher. Say you got a guy in

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Cole Irvin that just isn't in good form in general.
For Cole Irvin, He's never been the world's greatest singing
a miss guy. He's been able to get a few
more punch outs since joining the Baltimore Orioles. But that said,
for Cole Irvin, I just don't see him being a
guy that can really be too reliable. Since joining the
Baltimore Orioles last season, I sawt of a four five
r and he has been also giving up a little
bit more just hard contact in general. Since the acquisition

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by the Baltimore Orioles last season, he was giving up
in that neighbor of about one point three runs for
nine endings and being a picture of contact guy. It
think that Boston is going to be trading him very well.
Tyler O'Neal has been amazing for this possible Red Sex seed.
He's got six home runs already this season. I believe
that that leads the big league sam While Ralphie Levers
is in a little bit of a funk, hitting just
a bluck ninety five with two home runs, He's been

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able to do a nice job holding down the Ford
while Jared Duran while with O'Neill, have been your main
on base guys. Both of these guys hitting north of
a three, and you need Masatakaya Sheeta to be a
little bit more consistent enting just a two twenty five.
Tristan Kasis, he's starting to pick it up after he
had a slow first few starts of the season. Meanwhile,
for the Baltimore Oils, this is a nice lineup, just
really one through nine. You've got one really nice power

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back that I like in Anthony Santaner that had north
of twenty five home runs last season. But I have
a bunch of guys like Gunner Henderson, Etilie Rushman, Ryan Mountcastle,
but I think that they're going to be in that
pocket about twenty years so home runs. Mountcastle's ability to
perhaps go off for thirty, but I don't know if
he's going to do so this season, but he's been
able to do a nice job move the line. Key
and Rushman hitting both above a two to seventy five.
But you do have guys like Jordan Westberg, Cedric Mullins,

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Austin the says Kid Raman Yardias riding below the windows
Live Tourner. They're gonna need to pick it up a
little bit and for the Baltimore Orioles they currently employed
Curig Kimberll in that bullpen. That is not something that
you won. You've got Danny columbianer Cano, Jacob Webb, even
Dylan take coming back from missing all last season. All
these guys in their most recent season at a sub
three five year am. For the Boston Red Sox, they

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did let go of John Shreiber in the offseason, so
Joshuakowski is gonna need to be a big part of
this bullpen. I think that he can be. I've actually
really liked what I've seen as well out of young
Justin Slayton. He's come in in four leaf appearances and
he's looked relatively rocks out in all of them. They
pick up Isaiah Campbell, who was over with the Seattle
Manners eight seas ago. But I do think the Crawford
gonna look a little bit better in this start then

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he has here at his career in Boston. It's a
little bit chillier outside, so that means the balls that
might be flying out during the summertime might be knocked
down in the sort of environment. But that said, I
did something toil at nine point four I do like
the over. I think that both pitchers give up some runs,
but I do think that in the end Red Sox
find a way to be a look at the job done.
I like the Red Sox on the money line sometimes
ended minus one thirty two, and I'm looking at the

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over as well. Nine somebody one nine somebody do on
the bagy board the use an Astros that throw it
fase half against Kansaity Royals, seth a Lugo goes for
the Royals, Spencer are Aghetti is gonna be on the
bump for the Astros, and the Astros open up in
a lot of spots out of minus one thirty five.
This has now been adjusted to between minus one fourteen
to minus one twenty even money to plus one of five.
Is that number one Kins City nine is a total

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unders nine one fifteen the overs minus one of five
due to a pitching change. Because the aswers that looked
like they were gonna be throwing hundred browns a lot
of places, they have yet to put up a number
on this game. So we're seeing initial openers here. But
as long as we are getting these nines, I'm gonna
be taking a look at it. The over I set
my total nine point three and for our Getty, I
could only set them at a minus one oh nine.
So if we can get in nord of plus one ten,

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I'd be willing to fire in on the Royals. If
this gets down to more like a minus one oh
eight minus one oh seven, that's the scenario where I'm
gonna be looking at the Astros. So right now it
is a little bit of a wait and see for me.
But with our Getty's a sick round draft pickout of Louisiana,
the old raging Casions, and draw my question mark with up.
He's got some solid swing in miss stuff, but it's
not necessarily great swinging miss stuff. When he had his

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appearances for the Asters in spring training, you like only
got five total dings, so it's a really small sample size.
He did give up four runs in those five innings,
so in the small sample size, he didn't necessarily dazzlin.
If you take a look at what he did at
the minor league level a season go between a time
with the Sugar Landscape Space Cowboys along Corpus Chrissy, he's
possing up about a four to forty era. He did

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a good job of being able to mitigate hard contact,
but the walks are an issue. North of four walks
for nine innings sec with his Space Cowboys this season,
he has already given out seven walks and eight and
a third endings, and that's gonna be an issue. And
I do think that the Asters are gonna need to
hold down the fort quite a bit in terms of
their bullpen because I don't think that they're gonna be
able to get a ton of length out of him.
Josh Hader along Ryan Presley in the eighth and ninth ending,

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they've had their issues, but I think that they're going
to be Royk Salid. But Parker Mulshinski, he's someone that
you look at is perhaps a little bit of a
long guy. He has not been to rund Us this season.
Wouldn't be surprised if we see quite a bit of
braindon block as well. He's someone that they typically try
to utilize for multiple endings as well, but they've been
using him in quite a few games as well. Brian
Abreu is someone that's able to give you a sub
three era as well, but even with it, this is

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a Royals bullpen that is royally awful. James MacArthur is
being thrown in big time situations. That's not what you want.
Will Smith gets way too jiggy with it. Nick Anderson
is rough. Jordan Lyles, I mean the fact that he's
been relegated to the bullpen. It's just sad to watch.
And for the Royals, this is a nice young up
and coming roster in terms of being able put back
to ball. MJ. Melendez has three home runs over the

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last seven days. Bobby Wick junr. Has been one of
the best hitters in all baseball as far as he
and Melendez both are giving you north of three seventy
five on base pair of bombs for with Junior thus
far the season with Keillguards he has been able to
give you three home runs. You need a little bit
more out of guys like on a renfro Kyle as well.
The outfield of General Saints. Melendez has been a little
bit touch and go. But Salvador Perez, he looks like
the Salvador Peas of old. Pair of home runs sitting

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above three are for the Houston Asters, they've been able
to get their act together a little bit more. At
the point, Jordan Alvarez has ready been able to provide
you with a quartet of home runs. They did leave
thirteen men on base yesterday, and Alex Bragman is having
a typical Alex Bragman started hitting below a two twenty five.
Jose Ray, who has been just miserable at the play
a loan Mauricio Dubaum. But I said Josel tuve ord

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on overs at the top, both ending above a three
hundred in your dias, sitting for a three hundred doesn't
necessarily draw a lot of walks, but he gives you
some good contact as well. I do think that you're
gonna be able to get quite a few runs up
on the board. This is wit the fact that I
actually do like Seth Lugo as a starter, like in
a normal circumstance with the Royals, so he'd be a
much bigger underdog on my handicap rather than a plus
one oh nine. But Seth Lugo only gave out about

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two walks per nine ennings. Last season was with the
San Diego Padres. So far, so good, and I signed
with the Royals. He is you have to give up
home run in his first two starts provide a good
length with twelve and two third settings is walks per
nine rate pretty much what it was at San Diego
last season, right around about it too. Not gonna give
you tremendous wings and misses. And his first two starts
were against the Twins and the White Sox. So I

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take that with a little bit of grain of salt.
But I don't know like what I'm seeing there. I
do think that you're going to see quite a few
in this game, though, because the Royals still have the
Royals bullpen. So looking at the over and with the Royals,
well and take plus one ten or higher with them
minus one o eight or less. That'll be my bypoint
on Houston nine seventy three, nine seventy four. On the
baking board, the Oakland Triple A's are gonna be in there.
They're going to be facing off against ewalker Texas Rangers,
says Cody Bradford is on the bump for the Rangers.

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Ross Strippling goes for Oakland. Oakland is any between plus
one fifty four to zero plus one sixty eight. Meanwhile,
if you're looking at Texas, they're back to me in
a big favorite any between minus one eighty two minus
one ninety if you're looking at that run line, by
the way, you're gonna be getting plus one ten to
plus one twelve. Meanwhile, totan's game is nine, the overs
minus one twenty and the under is even money. And
for the Rangers, I was needing at least a plus

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one o eight to be able to take a shot
on that run line. Seeing that at plus one ten
to a plus one twelve, I recognize that the Oakland
A's are seven and one on the run line in
their last eight games. I am a schmuck. I'm gonna
lay the run half with the Texas Rangers. And this
is less of the fate of the Oakland A's and
more of a I am actually bullsh on Cody Bradford.
You got a little bit unlucky last year and this

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year he's really been able to put it together as
a pitcher. Looked relatively solid in his last start against
the Houston Astros. He's made two starts as far this season.
Did a lot of home run in certain number one,
but all now twelve and two thirds innings given up
three runs. Strightcount numbers are solid. Last year he had
a five thirty year a but a four to sixty
eight fielding independent and right now he's got a sub
three fielding independent. He's done a nice job of not

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giving up a lot of walks, and last year he
only gave up about two walks for nine Nunnings, he
goes up against someone in ross stripling that is never
going to be fooling you for some guy that is
giving you a whole bunch of whiffs or anything like that.
Ross rippling last season with the San Francisco Giants, punch
out right around seven guys for nine Unnings had a
five thirty six ar a five to twenty one field independent.
So got your question marks there. That's far this season

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he's been able to do a relatively solid job. I'll
be able to mitigate hard contact. But I do think
that he's going to be a candidate for one of
those guys that when he's in Oakland is able to
do a nice job, and then on the road not
so much, because he is very much a pitch of
contact guy that throughout his career has given up quite
a bit of hard contact for his career right around
about one point four home runs. Bernie and Ning say
for Oakland, this is still not necessarily the world's greatest lineup.

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They have been able to put up four runs to
their credit in five out of their last six games.
But you look at JJ Blade Zach Loff, they've both
been able to provide right round about a three to
twenty five on base and Shaye Langeleiras from out of
nowhere has had four home runs as far the season.
He had a few bombs a season go, but I
think he had a three home run game yesterday against

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Texas and a game where the As scored four runs
at total. So I don't know if that's sustainable. Brent
Rooker has been off to a roster to the season
only about a two twenty five on base There's it's
been interesting in Asterie Ruiz, one of the best basiowings
in all baseball, got option down to triple A. That's
just a clear sign of tanking right there. Meanwhile, for
the old Walker Texas Rangers, this is a very fierce

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lineup one through nine. Why at Langford As he had
to be able to find that first home run, but
he's doing a solid job moving the line. Marcus Simeon
Adolas Carcia, these two guys, you know that their power
numbers are going to be there, simeon four arm base adulas.
Carci is on it really for average, but he's provided
for home runs as far as the season. Jared Walsh,
Corey Seeger, Josh Smith, these guys running above at three
hundred as well. Like what I'm seeing there. And for

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the Texas Rangers, it's a bullpen that as much improved
from last season. Osee La Clerks had a little bit
of an off go of it yesterday. But you're bringing
David robertson, You're bringing Kirby Yates that forty five as
a bullpen that was dealing with Chris Frann, Will Smith
a season ago. Brock and Roll Burke I think is
gonna be relatively solid. And for the Oakland A's Danny
Menace is something I do like in the bullpen. And
the bullpen isn't the world's worst. Lucas Ervisage I think

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has a little bit of upside. He was a flame
out with the Brewers in their farm system. As an infielder.
He's been able to have a second Stanza as a
pitcher that has gone quite well. Why they've got Mason
Miller in the bullpen, I've got no idea. But he's
a good long guy. But I look at Cody Bradford
and I do think that he's gonna be able to
turn a nice start. I do think that there's gonna
be a little bit of regression here and for the
Oakland A's, they've been able to get a little bit
hot with the bats currently. I did something total at

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nine point one, so yarret the nine. I'm looking at
the over. But I do think that Texas is gonna
be able to get to roster playing. I do think
that they're gonna provide a lot more offense than they
did eight day ago. So it's a spot where I
do like the Rangers on the run line. And I'm
going to be taking a look at the sign over
nine seventy five, nine seventy six on the baking board,
the Minnesota Twins plus the Elliott Dodgers. Bobby Miller goes
for the Dodgers, Chris Paddick is on the bump for Minnesota.

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Nine is the total under his minds well, twenty three
overs even and with the Lli Dodgers or between minus
one seventy five minus one eighty favorites. Meanwhile, between plus
one sixty and plus one sixty two. Seeing's story plus
one fifty as your number on Minnesota, was willing to
take a plus one fifty seven or higher with Minnesota.
I'm gonna be willing to take this plus number with
Bobby Miller, very good in terms of being able to
give you some swings and missus and was really able

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to burst onto the scene a season ago that said,
I feel like this is a little bit too much love,
a little bit too soon for Bobby Miller, who I
think that eventually he's gonna be a sigh on candidate.
I do think that he is going to be one
of those aces for the Lli Dodgers for a very
long time to come. But it does have me a
little bit concern that he goes out in his last
retard and he puts up a turt essentially against the

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Chicago Cubs. He got five outs and he gave up
five runs, all of which were earned. That was not tremendous,
to say the least. What a bad guy in terms
of command as well. Last year about two point three
walks er nine ennings and actually put up a better
era when he was on the road rather than at home.
Right around about a four or five ra at home,
closer to about a three h five when he was
away from home. But I do feel a little bit
bullish about Chris Paddock as well. A lot of people

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forget when he came up in like twenty nineteen, this
guy was a bee's knees. We all thought that Chris
Paddock was gonna be this next great pitcher. He's dealt
with a lot of injuries and just in general, San
Diego was not necessarily the landing spot for him. He's
only made now, I believe, nine total appearances with the
Minnesota Twins. But I do think that there's upside. There
has always been solid in terms of swinging miss stuff.

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You go back to his rookie year, he was getting
nearly ten punchouts for nine ennings and has always been
pretty good with regards to command as well. For his
career less than two and a half walks ber ninan ennings.
His stuff looked relatively solid in his first start out
gave up two runs over the course of four innings,
and he's backed up by a party rock solid and
STEADI Bullpen, J Jackson or Al Calla, Cody Funderberg. These
guys are all good now they're dealing with mister Doran

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being currently out of the fold, their main closer is
out that it's not great, to say the least. And
for them, they pick up Michael Tonkin after he just
was not a fit with the Minnesota Twins. But I
think that this is actually a really nice upside play.
I take a look at what he did with the
Atlanta Braves last season. Was a nice long guy that
provided about a four to three ERA. Began his career
with the Minnesota Twins many many years ago, actually, and

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I do think that that's gonna be nice for him.
And then you take a look at the LA Dodgers
and their bullpens still won the best in the big leagues,
but they did lose Caleb Ferguson Victor Gonzalez from eight
season ago. So now they're kicking the tires on Connor Brogden,
who gave up a few home runs yesterday. Bryan Brazier
as a Dodger as a sub two seventy five era,
I don't trust in Joe Kelly at all, but Evan
Phillips is really good in the back half of games

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as well. And as we know with the LI Dodgers,
this is one of the best offenses that you're gonna
find in all baseball. Mookie Bets is already blasted five
bombs this season. Shootani after a rough like three games
or something like that, he's up to three home runs.
He's up to a three seventy on as he's just fine.
Tasker named his three forty five on base four home runs.
James Allman, He's been a little bit all or nothing
this season, but now he's getting hot pair of home

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runs in the last three games. Max Muncie is doing
a better job of over the line this year. Will
Smith he's really getting jiggy with it with about a
four hundred average. And the key for the Twins can
they just find a little bit of offense, because Carlos
Korean is starting to look much better than he did
a season ago. He's back updating a three hundred, but
rayce lewis being out of the fo that's been rough
for the team, to say the lease. And for the
Minnesota Twins, they were able to hit three home runs

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in the final two innings of the game yesterday. That
was as many home runs as they had had the
entire season up until that point. So can they be
able to flip the switch here a little bit, be
able to ride a little bit more offense, because like
stuff Carlos Santana, Willie Cazro, Edward Julia, and Ryan Jeffers,
Matt Wallner, Max Kupler, Christian Vasquez, they are all inting

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below a buck seventy five. It is awful. Man Walmargo
has been able to give you a relatively good played
approach as well as been a little bit in and
out of the fold end. Baron Buckson, he's out there
on the field, which is good news. Ben news is
he's got zero home runs and he's providing a three
hundred on base. But I do think that for this
Twins team, I feel like they found a little bit
of something towards the back half of the game yesterday
I did something total though at an eight point eight,

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I think that Bobby Miller is gonna give you a
much better start. They eat it a few days ago
in Chicago, and I like the upside of Chris Paddock.
So I like in the under and being able to
get the Minnesota Twins at north of the plus one
fifty eight. I'm gonna be looking at them on the
money line and have things up with my DK nowwork
right a pick nine, nine seventy eight on the bank board,
it is see Miami Marlins on the road facing off
against the New York Yankees. Marcus Herman goes for the Yankees.

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Ryan Weathers is on the boat for Miami, and Miami
is a sizeable underdog between plus one eighty plus one ninety. Meanwhile,
between minus t ten and minus twenty five. That number
on the Yankees eight and a half is the total
overs vinus one fifteen. The under is minus one of five.
Gonna do something that I very rarely do right now,
we're seeing that Yankees run line at a minus one
of five to lay a run and a half. I
typically don't do this a lot with regards to write ups,

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but this is something that just really stood out to me.
I'd be willing to lay up to about a minus
one twenty two on this run line of the Yankees.
My ride up is going to be laying the run
and a half on the run line. I know that
there are many people that are uneasy about a run
and a half, especially with a home team. I'm gonna
be willing to do it here. I'm just that out
on the Miami Marlins at this point. By the way,
I still can't believe Brian Weathers is only twenty four

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years old. This is year number four in the league
for him. He has been awful. For Ryan Weathers five
seventy eight career, you are a five to sixty field
league dependent at one point eight home runs surrendered per
nine endings. He's a pitch to contact guy that gives
up three point seven walks for nine innings. Not great,
not great at all. And those numbers came pitching in
San Diego, where it's very pitcher friendly. You've got a

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New York Yankee team that has completely revamped with the
line of twenty fifth in the league last year in
terms of runs per game. They've been able to get
quite a bit out of Anthony Volpe along one. So
both of these guys are give you a north of
the four Armies and the Yankees successless far this season
has come with Aaron Judge really being pedestrian. I mean,
Aaron Judge has a pair of home runs, he's sitting
a buck ninety five. The on base percentage's still three

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to eighty two, but we expect more from him moving forward.
Labor Torus hasn't been able to give you a whole
lot of anything. Anthony Rizzo one ome run about a
three forty five on basic, a little bit more there,
and yet the Yankees have been able to go out
there and dominate. They did use up Ian Hamilton and
the bullpen yesterday, but a lot they're more trustworthy pieces.
They're gonna be good to go. They did use Clay
Homes yesterday as well, but only for seven pitches. Caleb
Ferguson is someone I'd like that they picked up in

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the offseason. They've got Victor Gonzalz as well. This is
one of the better bullpens out there in the big
leagues end for Miami entering into the series, and they're
gonna need to use a lot of a bullpen north
of a five to five interns of the era. They'd
let go Steven Okurt aj Pucku was so great in
the bullpen. Well he started yesterday. So now you're looking
at Burt Smith and six of Sanchez coming out of
the bullpen. And Sanchez was very good as a curder

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in twenty twenty. Clearly not a good bullpen piece. George
Roriano is actually someone I do like, but for Miami
as well. They returned one guy that had north of
twenty home runs from eighty season ago, and that would
be our good friend mister Jake Berger, very very yummy
hitter who's been able to do a relatively solid job
this year. Pairform runs only about a three hundred or
so on base, but you know, and he's been able
to drive in quite a few runs because well nobody

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else is. For the Miami Marlins, you've been able to
Nick flashcorn Jet Shislem be able to give you a
pair of home runs by Dayla Cruz he's only give
you about a two ninety on base and Luisa Riots
after he was so good at getting on base last season.
Two thirty four average just not great to say the least.
I do think that Marcus S. Trowman is going to
be able to tap into the Marcus Stroman that we
saw prior to the All Star break last season. First

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nineteen starts of the season. Prior to the All Star break,
he was posting up a sub three year a now
grant that came with a fielding depend that was much
above a three. He wasn't necessarily getting a ton of
swings and misses, but was doing a good job mitigating
her contact. It feels like he's just rejuvenated in general
second half of the season. Last year he was banged up.
It just went completely down the toilet bowl for him.
It feels like going back to New York. As he's

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a New York guy, it is going to be really
able to fire him up against a Miami Marlins team
that right now with him, deal with three injuries to
their starters. It's really caused the pieces on the ship
to be all sorts of moved around, all sorts of funky,
and they just have not been able to find it.
In general, I do think that the New York Yankees
continued the demise of the Miami Marlins, being able get

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this run line at right around minus one oh five.
I'm gonna be willing to lay the run and a
half in terms of total. I did set it at
an eight point seven. The Miami Marlins have actually been
quite good to be over thus far this season because
they're giving up so many sink and runs. So I
did like the over, and I like laying the run
and a half with New York, and that is going
to be my right up. Laying the run and a
half with the New York Yankees and Mat Are things
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