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April 27, 2024 86 mins

Greg explains his processes for handicapping run line prices, recaps Friday’s MLB results, talks to handicapper Rob Donaldson about some of his early season takeaways, how he’s attacking home run props & Saturday’s games & Greg picks & analyzes EVERY Saturday MLB Game!

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Podcast Highlights

3:16-How Greg Prices Run Lines

5:20-Recap of Friday’s MLB results

23:14-Interview with Rob Donaldson

45:37-Start of picks Cardinals vs Mets

49:27-Picks & analysis for Nationals vs Marlins

52:40-Picks & analysis for Phillies vs Padres

56:07-Picks & analysis for Pirates vs Giants

59:47-Picks & analysis for Athletics vs Orioles

1:04:16-Picks & analysis for Royals vs Tigers

1:07:32-Picks & analysis for Rays vs White Sox

1:11:16-Picks & analysis for Twins vs Angels

1:14:17-Picks & analysis for Dodgers vs Blue Jays 

1:17:37-DK Network Pick Reds vs Rangers

1:21:14-Picks & analysis for Cubs vs Red Sox 

1:25:01-Picks & analysis for Astros vs Rockies

1:28:50-Picks & analysis for Yankees vs Brewers

1:31:42-Picks & analysis for Guardians vs Braves

1:35:05-Picks & analysis for Diamondbacks vs Mariners

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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 (00:08):
He loved to love be Las Vegas for the Baseball
Betting Show with myself, Greg Peterson, now part of the
Beason Family, a podcast we've gotten excellent podcast for. He
is joining me in segment number two. We are gonna
be joined by one of our good friends, Rob Donaldson,
who does great work with the show Slash Podcast, Rob's
Best bet Show. We're gonna be chatting with him about
what he's all senior. In the first I would say

(00:29):
month or so of the season, we'll dive in on
out of gageous game that is going to be played
out there in Mexico City, with it being essentially a
game that's played on the moon, but a team that
is used to playing at a little bit less elevation
in Colorado, so we'll be diving in on that front.
We'll take a look at a few games that we've
got here for Saturday, and then in the final segment,
gonna get you guys picking analysis another game on the

(00:51):
betting board for this Baseball Saturday as we touch them all.
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To get a question as to how I do price
out run lines with regards to the spreadsheet and what
you out here on the podcast, and because the money
line and the run line it does vary a little bit,
I do think that it is very important to look
at just the likely that you think a game is
going to land on multiple runs. Like you'll notice, it

(01:34):
takes less for me to lay a run half with
the La Dodgers because since begining part of the twenty
twenty two season, all but thirty six out of there
now two and twenty eight wins have come by multiple runs.
I'm going to have a little bit less of a
threshold there. So if you've got two similar teams. For example,
if you got the Dodgers of minus one fifty road
favorite and the Yankees of minus one fifty road favorite,

(01:57):
both have similar totals of like a eight and a
half or so something like that, like closer to even
money it would take for me to be able to
lay that run line with the li Dodgers, whereas with
the Yankees, I might need something more like a plus
one ten plus one fifteen because they find themselves in
one run game. So I do think that that is
very important. And obviously the more runs that you think

(02:18):
are gonna be scored, the less you're gonna need to
be able to get on the run line to be
able to take a look. There By that I mean
less of a plus price and or that means if
you're laying a number, you're gonna be willing to probably
lay a little bit more like when you go to
chors Field, for example, total is twelve, a team has
like minus one thirty five on the money line, you're
gonna be getting only like plus one oh five plus

(02:39):
one ten while laying a run half. Meanwhile, in a
similar situation where you find a minus one thirty five
favorite in say Seattle, for example, you're probably going to
be getting more like a plus one twenty plus one
twenty five. So is in relation to the total just
likely that game is gonna be laying on multiple runs
and then also for a little bit more value when

(03:01):
it comes to getting a run and a half as well.
So same philosophy applies. Hopefully that does answer your question
and hopefully we can keep the winners coming. In baseball,
we had a fun day on Friday. Let's take a
look back at it. Tried to fans and trendsend try
to get to know these teems a little bit.

Speaker 3 (03:15):
Better games were yesterday? Is Greg buzzing about? Here is
the rowdy recap.

Speaker 2 (03:20):
They started out with a brutal beat if you had
the under in this one. The Kancity Royals and the
Detroit Tigers did battle, and for the kan City Royal,
say went by kind of eight to zero, but they
were up just one nothing going into the ninth inning.
And then from there, in absolute calamity, ye had Kylo
Smell get hit by a pitch and Adam Frazier get
hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, and then

(03:42):
you just have pretty much a flood of runs There
were no home runs or anything like that in this one,
just a whole bunch of bad pitching from a Tiger's
bullpen that entered into this game in the top three
in the big league sititurns Bullpenny are right. Resolsome was great, tough,
fluck loser gives up on and over the course of
seven inks from there laying a score of setting. And
then you had a guy that had been very reliable

(04:05):
all season long, Tyler Holton, just absolutely pooped the bad
As a matter of fact, he entered in this game
with an ERA that was below two, gives up five
runs in a third of an inn and then will
Vessi gives up the other two runs in two thirds
of an innings. For Kansas City, Seth Lugo was tremendous,
nine punch out seven squirrels, setting Sean Shreiper, Will Smith
from there get it in for a squirrel of setting

(04:25):
a piece. And the Royals, by the way, had been
one of your better under teams at all baseball still
seventeen hunderds eight overs to just two pushes as far
this season, so that was wild and your top over
team in all baseball, Well, they did not hit the
over on Fridays the Baltimore Orioles. They lose the Oakland
A's by a count of three to two. This and
ten innings says for Oakland. Ross Stripling gives up two

(04:46):
runs over the course at five to two thirds. Settings
did a rock solid job there and their bullpen went
to work. TJ McFarland gets it out on the bullpen
and then three scroll of settings from one mister Mitchell
Spence and you were able to get a squirrel of
setting out of Mason Miller in the ten to be
able to lock things up. Sae Langelaires for an eight
team that entered into this game number one of the
league in terms of road home runs, but number twenty

(05:07):
eight in terms of road runs per game. He's able
to go deep off of Corbyn birds. That's his fifth
with campaign and that's the only mistake. Corbyn burds mates
one run Allott at six innings. He was fine. Danny
columb Younier Cano they combined for two squirrels seconds and
then Craig Kimbrol of course gives up a run in
the ninth inning and the third of an enning. Keegan
Aken comes in for a paarabouts and then Jacob Webb

(05:28):
gives up an under and run in the tenth inning.
So the Oakland A's continue to say hot, they're up
to eleven and six seam better than what a lot
of people expected. And well, the White Sox have been
much worse than what people expected, and they weren't high
expectations to start with, but they gotta win. That is
win number four for them. They take down the Tampa
Bay Rays by count of nine to four. All of
a sudden, the Chicago White Sox have been able to

(05:50):
score at least three runs in each other last four games,
and this was just embarrassing for the Rays. As Zach
cflin pretty effln awful five runs, four of which were
earned over the course of six settings. Says a lot
of home run to Martin Maldonado, who hasn't been able
at the broadside of a barn this year, for his
first time run of the season. Then Eli means a
little bit later on off, I'll be rest about. Ameres
gets a third home run in the campaign for Amirs,

(06:12):
gives up four runs, two of which will earned over
the course of two innings, and for the Tampa Bay Rays,
they were able to get into the bullpen, but Chris
Flexen was solid. Five squirrel of settings. From there, Dominique
Leone was able to end a squirrel setting. You had
Davy Garcia give up two runs and two thirds of nighting.
Jordan Leisure gives you an out out of the bullpen,
and the Michael Kopek Tanner Banks say both give up
a run in an ending of work to be able

(06:33):
to get that one in. You were able to get
this one in. With the Washington Nationals three to one.
They take down the Miami Marlins, says Trevor Williams has
been rocks out here. For the Washington Nationals one run
surrendered over the course of five innings under r V
Kyle Finnegham both end of squirrel setting and Derek Law
supplies two scoreless as well. Meanwhile, for Miami, it was
pretty much an open. For Anthony Maldonado MLB debut wasn't bad.

(06:55):
He went three scoreless settings. From there, you had two
innings one run surrendered out of Kyle Tyler, the young
gun from there Andrew Nardi, Brian Hoying, they both won
a scorrel a setting, and Calvin Poshe he was the
main bugaboo for the Miami Marylands. Two runs surrendered in
two thirds of nine and Pert Smith gets far outs
out of the bullpen scullers, but the Miami pitching staff
pitch bowl enough to win. Problem was they only got

(07:16):
one run and for the Miami Marylands now six and
twenty one. As far this season, it's been a pretty
sad effort, to say the least, when it has been
a good effort, though recently it has been The Seattle Manners
says in the last fourteen starts for Mariners pitchers, he's
earning pitchers have given up now combined fifteen runs in
our DK network right up of the Seattle Manners on
the money line hits that gives us five in a

(07:36):
row on these ride ups, by the way, six won
the final in Zach Gallen another rough road efforts. Zach
Allen says beginning of the twenty twenty three season as
an era about two points higher on the road than
he does at all. Keep that in mind. Three runs
surrendered over course of five innings, including a pair of bombs, says.
Mitch Garver gets home run number two of the campaign,
and Joshua Rojas is able to get number two of

(07:57):
the campaign. But this game really opened up when Mitch
Haniger goes see for a grand slam off of Scott
mcgow for his fourth home run season. McGough, well, he
made it a go. He gave up those three runs
over the course of an ending. He inherited one runner
from Gallon. From there you were able to get two
squirrel settings out justin Martinez, but too little, too late,
and loan mistake Emerson Hancock made was a Kevin Newman

(08:17):
who's got his second home run the campaign. But Hancock
was great. One run surrendered over the course of six innings,
Cody Bolton two squirrels satings and Trent Thornton is able
to give you a squirrel setting. So Seattle now eighteen
under seven overs and pushed top under team in all
of baseball. His team has been pretty overwhelming this far
this season. The Milwaukee Brewers, they get it done in
ten innings against the New York Yankees, this by contas

(08:39):
seven to six. And for the New York Yankees, Luis
Heal gives up five runs in five innings, including a
pair of bombs. He had been unitable but giving up
a lot of walks prior to this, calms down the walks,
but then gets taken deep by Blake Perkins art home
run the campaign and his home run number one of
the young career of mister Joey Ortiz. From there, the
Yankees bullpen was actually quite good. Ronovananacchio de Santana goodbye

(09:01):
for two squirrel setting scale Ferguson Clay Holmes. They both
lund a squirrel setting. But then Michael Tonkin two under
and runs surrendered in the tenth and eleventh innings says
he was hurt by a fielding air as well. And
for the New York Yankees, you were able to get
a trio of home run says Colin Ray said, hipp
it boot to giving up home runs to one, so
too seventh thelm run season turn chrishiamits first and Alex
Ferdugo is third. As for Ray, he gives up five

(09:22):
runs over the course of six innings. But the bullpen
from there was said, you had in the tenth and eleventhenning,
Jered Coning come in, he gave up one under and
run from there, Hobbie Milner, Brian Hudson out of this pighetto.
They all led a squirrel setting in the Brewers now
starts seventeen and eight. They are towards the top of
the National League along with the Atlanta Braves are eighteen
and six. They take down the Cleveland Guardians. That's by

(09:43):
a count of six or two. Logan Allen has really
been the not so bright spot for the Cleveland Guardians
as far the season. Four runs surrendered in four to
two third sendings. From there, Tyler Patie gets four out,
blows a run along the way in Pedro Avula. He
gives up one run over the course of two innings,
including a home run going deep for the Atlanta Braves.
Orlando Arcia, Oh I see you with your second arm
on the campaign and Chris Dale he was pretty darn

(10:05):
good in this one as well. Dw It's a lot
in seven innings, though one of those did fly over
the fence as Stephen Kwan got his sole home run
to lead the game off for a third arm on
the campaign pass. A very good AJ Minter pairfounds out
the bullpen, scoreles Tyler Mansick. He gets it out out
of the bullpen, a laws the run and Peters Johnson
is able to give you a score of setting. So
the Braves continue their hot ways, and Saint Louis Cardinals
get things going against the New York Mets four to two.

(10:26):
The finalists Wilson Guterres able to go deeper home run
number four of the season off of Ose Butto and
Alec Purlson, his first of the campaign. Cardinals had had
three total home runs in their previous sending games, and
for Buto he gave up a pair, giving up four
runs a total of course, with five to two thirds
sayings bullpen. From there was fine Ode Lopez five outside
the bullpen, scoreless, Jordan Walker pairfounts on the bullpen squirrels
and John Reid fully disable to land a squirrels setting,

(10:48):
and then Thomas Nido. He was the main form of
offense for the Mets. He goes deep off of Miles
michaelas first Ummer on season. As for Michaelis, he has
been a rough all season, but this was a pretty
solid start. From two runs are under in the five
and two thirds innings. From there, Jojo Romero farts out
of the bullpen squirrels, Ryan Elslie and her Kittrich. They
both win a squirreless setting of their own. The struggles
for Joe Muskrove just continued nine to three. The Philadelphia

(11:12):
Phillies completely tattooed the slam Diego Padres for Musgrove, he
did get slammed. Seven runs surrendered in three and two
thirds innings, including four home runs. Rice Harper gets his
sixth home run season, Nick Cassianos, who has been awful
this year, his first home run of the season, Kyle
Schwarber's seventh home run season, Brandon Marsh's sixth home run
the campaign, and then and j tv Muto go deep
off of Tom Cosgrove as well for his fourth home

(11:35):
run season. Kyles Grove that a rough season thus far,
two runs surrendered in his enning giving up that home run.
He also had two and a third innings out of
Jeremiah Estrada's score less sense. Stephen Koloch was able to
sply two squirrels settings days. You were able to get
home run number two of the campaign for the Patres
from Graham Paully as mister poly he goes Zee pafa
Veronol who does a lot of that home run but

(11:56):
goes deep eight innings, does a lot of three runs
including that homer, but ten point Judson then Sir Anthony
doming Is, he's able to go for a scoreless setting
of his own the Minnesota Twins. They get the job
done against the La Angels, this by kind of five
to three. As Bailey over he was able to deal
in this one eight punchouts, two runs surrendered over the
course of seven and third innings. From there, Michael Bowman
gives up one run while getting one and a third

(12:18):
innings under his belt, and cale Thiobar and out of
the bullpenning Carlos Santana, he was able to go DP.
He played his tune off of Patrick Sandoval for his
second rome round the campaign for Santoval gives up four
runs three which will earn in five and two thirds innings.
From there, ose c Serrao eighty scoreless setting under circuland
one and a third inning scoreless and Matt Moore tried
to give you more and said he gave you less.
He gave up a run in his ending of work.

(12:39):
Texas Rangers have been a little bit cold with the
bat here to begin the season, but the pitching picked
it up for them two to one. The Texas Rangers
get the job done against the Cincinnati Reds. As for
the Reds. They have been one of your better over
teams in all baseball this year as well, fourteen overs,
eleven hundreds in a push. But Graham Ashgraft with zeal
And gives up a Solme run over the course of
six and a third innings going deep for the Texas Rangers,

(13:00):
his home run number five of the season for Evan
Carter and then Marcus Simeon he gets his fifth on
run season off of Lucas Simms, which turned out to
be the difference for Simms gives up that home run
in his ending work, he did have a Paarabolens out.
The bullpen score is from Justin Wilson and for Cincinnati,
there's not a lot doing in this game. Three total
hits as Nathan Valdi gives up one run over the
course of six innings, Jordan Lance, Jose Leclerk, Kirby Yates.

(13:22):
From there, they're all able to supply in score of
setting and also being able to supply a win. How
about the Chicago Cubs seven to one, they're able to
get it done against the Boston Red Sox. For the Cubs,
you had no home runs in this game, but they
went five to thirteen with men in scoring position, and
what they had was showta Imanaga dealing one run surrendered
in six and a third innings. It allow some home

(13:42):
run to Tyler O'Neal's eighth of the campaign, but gotter Crawford.
He got cut into four runs, three which to earn
over the course of six innings. From there, Jolie Rodriguez
gives up three runs in a nightning before Zach Kelly
holds down the fourth. He's able to supply two scroll
of sendings and then you saw the La Dodgers be
able to get a convincing twelve to two win over
the on to Blue Jays. As for Law, he's trying
to eleven men on base, but they go seven to fourteen

(14:04):
with Ben and scoring position with three home runs. Chris
Bassett was taken ook line and sinker for two of them.
Next month the fifth home run season, choi Otani his seventh,
and then Will Smith gets jiggy with it off of
Frever Richards for a second home round the campaign. For Bassett,
seven runs surrendered and he got eight outs in this game.
That's not great. And then Trevor Richards gives up a
sol run and his one and a third innings, mister

(14:25):
Little and Brendon Little did come up little three runs
surrendered and one and a third innings and got to
the point where Isaac canar pH Luffa gave up a
run in an ending. That's a position player. They pierce
some parabouts out the bullpen, scoreless and tames Eric Swanson.
They both supply a scorel is setting but Loane. Thing
that the Blue Jays really got right in this one
was Danny Jansen going deep off of Gavin Stone for
his first time run season. Son has still been a

(14:46):
little bit rough this year, but this was a tremendous
start for him. One run surrender, that's home run over
the course of seven innings. Nick Kermere is from there,
He's able to go two innings. He allows one run
along the way, and if you're looking at the trends
that we are currently seeing in Major League Baseball, I
think that's certain to be a little bit more underwhelming.
Over the last seven days, fifty four unders a thirty
six overs. That's a sixty percent at rate to the under.

(15:09):
You've had a few pushes along the way as well,
but favorites hitting at fifty five and forty one on
the money line, that's fifty seven point three percent. If
you know the money line pricing, that's honestly not that great.
And if you're looking over all for the season, Favorites
are writing at about fifty eight point six percent to
twenty nine and one sixty two on the money line.
Road team's still two two on one ninety three, so
iitting at a little bit north of fifty one percent,

(15:30):
while Unders they're now hitting at fifty two percent for
the season one of ninety seven hundreds to one or
an eighty two overs. So that's what we're seeing a
baseball right now, and that's what we all got on Friday.
Now it's turning four to Saturday, and let's guess what
we've seen thus far this season and what we're gonna
get in Mexico City with our good friend Rob donald
City does great work of right YouTube dot com slash
Rob donalds so with all of his content and he
joins me next on the Baseball Betting Show with myself,

(15:52):
Greig Peterson. Now, apart to the Vista Faily.

Speaker 1 (15:54):
Podcasts breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball,
this is the Baseball Betting Show. Here is your host,
Greg Peterson.

Speaker 2 (16:07):
Everybody came up with Las Vegas for the Baseball Betting
Show with myself Greg Peterson, now part of the Decent
Family podcast, and it is always great to be joined
by this man as Rob Donaldson. He does absolutely tremendous
work taking a look at this great game that we
all know in love of baseball. I know that he
has done a tremendous shop in terms of both just
the sides and totals that we get in baseball, but

(16:28):
initially taking a look at a lot of these player props.
His home run props have been very good the last
few weeks. And you're able to follow on Twitter slash
checks at ROBDFB alltogether, and you're able to find all
of his shows over on YouTube dot com slash Rob
Donaldson and Rob always great to be able to get
you on board. Thank you.

Speaker 4 (16:44):
Yeah, always fun to hop on Greg and yeah, certainly,
you know, we're getting to know these teams a lot
better than we did two weeks ago and even a
week ago even and there's been some surprises. There's been
some teams that we kind of panned out the way
that they we've kind of thought they would, and it's
just a whole baseball season conglomerate and just a fun time.

Speaker 2 (17:03):
Oh, it certainly is a fun time, but it's not
a fun time if you're a fan of some of
these bottom feeding teams like the Chicago White Sox, the
corrad Rockies, what have you and just how have you
been gauging these bottom up bottom teams like the Rockies
and the Chicago White Sox, Because even though you're now
getting some Mondo plus prices on them, they're just so

(17:24):
bad at this point that it's really hard to back
them unless if you really really really like the matchup
and you're getting a really big number.

Speaker 4 (17:33):
Yeah, and I do think for certain teams like the Marlins,
for example, and the Astros, and I would even kind
of throw the Angels into that mix. I think there's
gonna be some positive aggression in those departments. But with
the White Sox and with the Rockies, and even to
a degree with the A's, I think despite them having
some young talent, I think it's just gonna be a
rocky road all the way through. And yeah, at some

(17:56):
point maybe you can extract some value, but it's not
with these current rosters going to take a lot of
just kind of guys coming up through the ranks, guys emerging,
maybe even some dudes getting DFA and then just getting
picked up and placed on these teams and hitting you know,
above two fifty potentially, and you know, sometimes that is
just kind of the spark plug that kind of gives
these teams value. But in certain spots and pretty much

(18:18):
across the board, it's really hard to bet on these teams.

Speaker 2 (18:21):
Yeah, I mean it really is. It's been a lot
of said, and it's for the Chicago White Sox and
for the Colrad Rockies. What's going to be interesting for
them is that now they have to add to Mexico
City to take on what I think has been the
biggest FLOPPERUNI in all baseball this far the season, the
Houston Asros, who currently have seven wins as far this season.
I got into Mexico City and how do you take

(18:43):
a look at this matchup, because for the Colrad Rockies,
they entered having scored two runs or fewer in five
out of their last seven games at Coors Field. But
if you remember last year, playing at Mexico City was
like playing on the moon. And you've got an Astros
lineup hasn't been too bad. But the pitching has been
highly suspect as well.

Speaker 4 (19:03):
It's definitely an interesting matchup in terms of just kind
of the Rockies and what I think they can do
offensively in an altitude like Mexico City. I think they
can put some runs up on the board. This lineup
does feature a number of guys right now who are
tagging the baseball pretty hard, and you know, they've kind
of been bitten in the early goings, at least by
kind of the colder weather in Colorado because they've played
a lot of home games. And when you are playing

(19:25):
in thirty degree tempts and even low forties or mid forties,
you know, the balls is not gonna fly as far,
and players are going to be swinging less of a
hot bat, or at least not swinging at their full
mite just because of the fatality that that kind of
brings under their wrist and down their hands. But when
you're going down to Mexico City and you got to
line up like this, who's actually dagging the ball? Well?
I think surprisingly Colorado could put up some runs. And

(19:47):
so I do think in some of those games where
offense is going to be at the premium, they might
be able to hang around in those games.

Speaker 2 (19:53):
And I do think that it's going to be really
interesting to gauge what the total is going to be
because we are currently doing this as we don't know
what it is. But that said, where would you put
the total ad in terms of this Astros versus Rockies game,
knowing well what we are getting with the Azros and
the Rocky says, it looks like we're gonna get a
starting pitching matchup of Runol Blanco against very much a

(20:14):
pitch of contact guy in cal Quantrill.

Speaker 4 (20:16):
That's kind of one of the things that we kind
of saw last year play out with the pitch to
contact guys in New Mexico City. They are great at
getting the ball on the ground when it's not this
high of altitude and the balls aren't flying like crazy.
But the second that people are putting barrels on the
ball rather in this type of matchup, the ball just
kind of flies a little bit heavier. And so cal
Quantrill he's a guy that has got given up the

(20:38):
long ball on occasion going back to the past couple
of years, and I do think the fact that he
doesn't have that strikeout power in his bag is really
going to create a lot of issues for him. So
when you're kind of looking at this matchup, it's gonna
be interesting to see where these lines open up at.
But Nastro's team total, as long as it's not completely egregious,
like in the double digits or something, I definitely think

(20:59):
there's some war to taking that side of things.

Speaker 2 (21:02):
Yeah, I do think so as well. I think that
this is going to be a very very high scoring
game to say the least, and I don't think that
there's gonna be any shortage of fireworks there. As Rob Donaldson,
he does great work with the show Slash podcast, Rob's
Best bet Show you showing me right here on the
Baseball Beting Show, And no doubt about it, that is
going to be a lot of fun to be able
to gauge for Saturday. But what else is gonna be

(21:23):
a lot of fun to gauge? How about this Brewers
versus New York Yankees matchup with Joe Ross and Carlos
Rodan going at it. Because with Rodan's era hasn't been
too bad, but I take a look at just the
underlying numbers that I have some trepidation there. And for
the Brewers, Joe Ross certainly not gonna be a guy
that's going to be going out there and it's gonna
be giving you ace like stuff. But how do you

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take a look at this sort of a matchup with
a Brewers team that has been one of the best
bullpens in all the big leagues this far this season.

Speaker 4 (21:49):
Yeah, I mean the Brewers that kind of flipped the
script on last year where they couldn't score any runs
to save their life, and we're heavily reliant on their
pitching and now are actually scoring a lot of runs,
a number of bats who're tagging the baseball well, and
it really showed in this last series against the Pirates,
and you know, going up against the lefty, yes, it
does neutralize some of their best offensive weapons in the

(22:09):
early goings. But at the same time, I still think
that the Brewers can kind of hang around in this
ball game, especially with how the Yankees really haven't been
able to score a lot of runs. And so even
if Carlos dn does give you one of those magical
seven innings pitched or six innings pitched of one earned
or two earned ball, you know, it could be a
tie by the time he's out of there. And then
you're kind of relying on the bullpens where we haven't

(22:31):
really seen a whole lot of you know, optimistic outlooks
from the Yankees bullpens so far and kind of vice
for some on the same side rather of the same
coin with the Brewers. But I think the offense is
going to shine brightest on whoever can score in those
later innings. And I'm kind of leaning towards the Brewers there.

Speaker 2 (22:47):
Yeah, point the Milwaukee Brewers. It's been so impressive what
we seen out of them thus far as the season,
and now we are at about the one month mark
of the season, and what do you make out of
a brus seeing that has been a top ten unit
all baseball with the guards your offense graded, it's following
off quite a bit over the last week. Was They've
had a lot of games and three runs are fewer.
But where you at in terms of their offense because

(23:10):
coming into the year, I thought that it was going
to struggle. They've had, like I said, a little bit
of a rough last week or so. But what's for real?
What isn't in your opinion with this Burwers offense?

Speaker 4 (23:20):
Yeah, I think it's just a number of unproven guys,
And obviously Yelich has missed a little bit of time
in the early goings here, and so that's definitely factoring
in because he was off to an incredible start. Just
kind of looking at across the board their lineups, you know,
even a guy like William Cantreres, Like, yes, he is
the star of this offense obviously, but he's kind of
still a young emerging talent in this offense. You know,

(23:40):
three years ago the struggles at the plate were definitely
evident with him. So with him kind of emerging, I
think there is gonna be a little bit up and
downs kind of coming in waves with his offensive production.
And across the board you have guys like Jackson Chorio,
Bryce Terraing, Bryce Perkins, you know a number of guys
in this lineup who I think can find some stretches
of swinging the hot bat. But there's gonna be a

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lot of volatility, and I think that's just something you're
going to have to kind of weather with this team.

Speaker 2 (24:05):
No doubt about it is going to be something to
be gauging moving forward, and I do think that it's
going to be. Oh, it's so important to be taking
a look at all that we're getting on that front end.
Rob Donaldson, he does great work with the show Slash podcast,
Rob's Uvespat Show. Joined me right here on the Baseball
Betting Show and Rob, do you want to discuss just
over the first month plus of the season some of
the surprises that you do think might be following off

(24:27):
a little bit and what you do think is for real?
Because I think that we're sort of at that sample
size where some of what we've seen in terms of
some of these surprises, we could sort of get by
in and say, oh right, this does appear to be
something that maybe we overrated underrated coming into the season, Like,
for example, the Houston ASTs. I don't think that they're
going to be what we expected coming into the year.
I feel very very comfortable about that. But in terms

(24:49):
of the first month or so of the season, what
have you seen thus far that does perhaps have a
little bit of staying power and what's maybe a little
bit of a surprise here in the first month of
the season that you take a look at and you think,
all right, maybe we'll see a little bit of a
fallof there's.

Speaker 4 (25:02):
One team that I'm believing in and I've kind of
mentioned him, I think on every single time we've hopped
on here. But the Kansas City Royals, I really do
think they're very legit in terms of not only their
lineup producing runs, but also they're a rotation just kind
of being enough to steady the ship. They have a
lot of guys in this lineup who are young upside
pieces like Vinnie Pascantino, Bobby Wit, mikel Garcia, and even MJ. Melendez.

(25:25):
But they also have guys across a board who are veterans,
kind of the staying power guys and the guys who
can kind of turn to for some consistency. Guy like
Salvi Perez. I mean, you know, he's hitting three point
fifty two, he's hitting a bunch of bombs. He went
yard again. And you know Hunter Renfro swinging a hot bat,
even though the average isn't really showing it, he's still
putting balls in play and getting sack flies, and that's

(25:47):
kind of what his role should be in this type
of lineup. And you know, in the rotation they have
guys like Michael Walker who are pitching really well. I
really do think this team has a lot of staying power.
So when you are looking at this team that's sitting
at sixteen and ten and second in the AL Central,
I think that's a record that can last, I know,
winning percentage that can last throughout the season. So yeah,

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definitely looking at the Royals.

Speaker 2 (26:08):
Yeah, absolutely, this Royal team has been tremendous to begin
the season. I don't know if they'll finish first out
there in the AL Central, just because I think that
that race between they and the Guardians is so interesting
to gauge. Because the Minnesota Twins, they actually have some
really good pitching, but they just have no offense whatsoever
themselves without Royce Lewis in the fold. That has been

(26:29):
a big issue out there. We've already laid it out
with the Chicago White Sox, like my goodness, gracious, like
every single one of these teams not named the White
Sox should be able to pile up a whole bunch
of wins against White Sox. And then the Tigers I
think are interesting as well. So I just think a
look at this AL Central and I think that's gonna
be a really fun division to be able to gage
throughout the season.

Speaker 4 (26:48):
Oh absolutely, You think of some of these NL Central
type battles that we've seen over the past decade, and
I think that's what it's gearing up for in the
Al Central, because like you mentioned, you know, there is
that stopping piece and there with the White Sox where
you know, these teams can pad their records and kind
of get one up just because they play them an
extra time. And you know, that's a nice little part
if you're if you're the Guardians, or if you're the

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Detroit Tigers or the Minnesota Twins. As the Minnesota Twins
just found out. I mean, the White Sox had chances
to win multiple games in that series and just for
better term, kind of pissed down their leg and they
ate the ninth innings. So that's going to be I
think a constant theme throughout the entire season. And I
think the Tigers are legit. I mean, you look at
this bullpen. It has the lowest bullpen era and all

(27:30):
of baseball right now. And you know, assuming they can
kind of stick in the race, yeah, they might be
some trade fodder pieces, but it might be enough, and
it might be enough wins nearing the deadline that they
might hold. And that's going to keep the Tigers in
it from now until the end.

Speaker 2 (27:45):
Yeah, but I think that that is going to be
so crucial moving forward. I do think that we've got
a lot of fun to be able to gauge in
that division, and just in terms of what we are
going to be getting on Saturday, because we do have
a pretty expansive card. As we are doing this right now,
we're doing this a bit out of time, so we
don't have any numbers up on these games. But what's
the game or two that you are going to be
taking a look at and you're really going to want

(28:06):
to sink your teeth into whether I'd be just trying
to gauge the team a little bit better, perhaps you're
looking for a betting opportunity.

Speaker 4 (28:12):
I'm very curious to see, just in general, what the
kind of the lines in the totals are in these
Red Rangers series, because the Reds are swinging a hot bat.
The Rangers have enough pop in that bats to score
ten runs on any given night, and you know, the
pitching matchups, those might be kind of, you know, good
spots on one side or the other on a given night,
But I really don't think there's enough pitching power on

(28:34):
either side to kind of warrant any total being below
nine and a half nine, So if we kind of
get an eight and a half total or a nine total,
or even at nine and a half on a given night,
I think we could see a lot of fireworks in
that series. And definitely something when you're kind of eye in,
you know, home run props or total base props. That's
definitely a series that I'm kind of geared in.

Speaker 2 (28:54):
On absolutely, And how are you going to be playing
your home run props the next few weeks because, as
I was mentioning, very hot on that front. But also
what needs to be mentioned as well is that holm
brunch just across the league this year, they just feel
like they've been a little bit down. Now we are
starting to make that term for very late April into
early day when the weather should be heating up a
little bit. But how are you going to be gauging

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these and what are some of the things that you're
going to be looking at for these home run props?

Speaker 4 (29:19):
I think the pitchers kind of drive it so when
the pitchers are kind of not inducing soft contact rather
than allowing hard contact, and that's really kind of been
the trend. If you look at a lot of these
starting pitchers. On any given night, you pick one game,
you're not going to really find a pitching matchup on
both sides where both guys are allowing a ton of
hard hits. You might find one guy in that game,

(29:40):
or you know, one guy in the next game that
is going to be kind of in a row giving
up hard hits, But it's kind of hard to find
those pitchers right now that are allowing hard hit game
after hard hit game, And that does affect kind of
how I gear in on home run props. So when
I am kind of being dialed in, I think the
pitchers do drive it because you know, to get a
home run you have to find a picture that can

(30:01):
actually allow it, and that's kind of been a little
bit of a struggle so far. So I think as
the weather kind of heats up, the home runs are
going to be a little bit more plentiful. But at
the time right now, it's really about picking your spots
and kind of really shrinking down the board every single
time out.

Speaker 2 (30:16):
Yeah, there's no doubt about it. That give me a
little bit of a struggle, But you make this struggle
all the easier, my friend, Rob, you do such a
great job taking a look at this great game that
we all know and love of baseball. You'd be doing
a great job on the player props, the sides. The
total is so much more. So love to get people
at home. No, it's all on top for you. And
how people can follow on on social media and other platforms.

Speaker 4 (30:36):
Yeah, well, as always really appreciate you having me on, Greg,
And for those who are want to follow my bets
or just interact with me on a given night, you
can do so over on Twitter slash x at Rob
DFB and also on my YouTube just my name Rob Donaldson.
And yeah, that would be the best way to keep
up with me. And as always, Greg, really appreciate me.

Speaker 2 (30:53):
On Always appreciate you Rob. Rob does such a nice
job taking a look at this great game of baseball
and every single time he joins me learn such good insights.
So big thanks for Rob for joining me on the
Baseball Betting Show now part the Beason Family Podcasts and
come me next. It is that time the podcast they
give you picks it analysis on every game on the
betting board for this Baseball Saturday, as we touch them.

Speaker 1 (31:12):
Off, breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball.
This is the Baseball Betting Show. Here is your host,
Greg Peterson.

Speaker 2 (31:26):
Every rag I love you Las Vegas for the Baseball
Beting's chew with myself Greg Peterson now part of the
Beaston Family podcast. It is always great to be joined
by Rob Donaldson. He does great workover at YouTube dot
com size Rob Donaldson taking a look at this great
game of baseball that we all know and love. Every
single time he joins the show, he learns such good
insights and does such a good job on the baseball front.

(31:47):
So big thanks to him for joining me in line segment.
Now it is that time of the podcast they give
you picks it analysis on every game on the betting
board for this Baseball Saturday as we touch them all.

Speaker 3 (31:56):
If a game is listed on the betting board, Greg
has a side and the tour lit on it, so
it is time to touch them all.

Speaker 2 (32:02):
Do you know if that, as per usual, any changes
are made to these plays, we'll be listened up on
my Twitter slash x feed at gen and Underscorty one
and we are going to be going in the rotation
or this is where we go with the nationalgu games first,
then the American League games and any inter league games
so those are going to be at the bottom. That'll
keep things all nice, neat, clean and easy. So without
further ado, let's dive in on this first game of

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nine oh one nine o two on the benning board.
The Saint Louis Cardinals are on the road. They're facing
up against the New York Mets. Adrian don't call him
do Giyauser is on the bump for the Mets, and
Sony Gray goes for Saint Louis. Saint Louis between on
minus one twenty five to a minus one thirty five
favorite plus one ten plus one fifteen is at number
on the Metropolitans, and Toron's game is seven a half
the overs pins one twenty. The Unders even needed at

(32:44):
least a plus one fifteen to take Sean on the Mets.
So now that we'll be on to approximately a plus
one fifteen, and once this comes on Vegas, we'll get
more of the timeline that'll be putting me on the Mets.
You should probably be able to get a plus one
twenty or so here. And when it comes to the Mets,
they have really been able to pick it up after
a rough start to the season. They start out on
five and now the team has really been able to

(33:05):
do a nice job. I'll be able to at now
they also do have to go up against a guy
and Sonny Gray, who has been rock solid all season long,
and for that matter, going back to last season, has
given up three runs of fewer and all but three
of his starts. I believe that he's up to either
thirty five or thirty six in total. So guy has
been really good. And as far this season, Sonny Gray
has not let up much twenty three strike cuts at
fifteen and a third innings. It's giving up just one

(33:26):
walk as well, so he has very much been on point.
But I do think that for the Mets, they're gonna
be able to find a way to get to him
a little bit. Here you've got Pete Alonzo in that
lineup who's been able to fly seven home runs, and
for Francisco Lindor, after a miserable start to the season,
he's up to four him runs last two weeks. He's
been hitting relatively well. Starley Marte Brett, Pattie Harrison, Bader,
Jeff McNeil. All these guys hnging above a two sixty seven,

(33:50):
not necessarily a whole bunch of power in this lineup,
but functional power at Francisco over hasby on a little
bit of a slide. But oh no, Matt's are are
doing a nice job of finding way to be able
to get back to ball. In Saint Louis Cardinals, this
has been one of the most miserable lineups in the league.
You've got Dylan Carlson, who's saw on the injured list
without a question, has been hurting them, but Paul gold
Schmid anting right around the Mendeo's line of two hundred

(34:10):
has not been great to say the least. And for
Saint Louis, actually everything more runs per game on the
road rather than at home only everything about three point
three runs per game at home compared to about three
point six on the road. And for guys like Mason
Win Nolan Ernado, they're moving the line. These two guys,
along with Wilson Terris both I think above a two
to ninety, but just don't have a lot of power
on the team. They hit a combined three home runs

(34:31):
in their last ten games entering into the series, sixteen
home runs in total. That's why the season Carteris has
been able to spy three of those home runs, but
the guys like Victor Scott, Jordan Walker, they really need
to pick it up there dating below the Midel sign
of two hundred. As a matter of fact, they're adding
below one seventy five at this point. Though Noelan Gorman
has provided four home runs, he's saying just a buck
ninety eight as well. What has been a pleasant surprise

(34:52):
for the Cardinals has been their bullpen. Last year, they
were about twenty second in the league terms. The bullpening
are Ryan Elslie former El Sar has been relatively saw
it in on a little bit more of guys like
Ryan Fernandez Jojo Romero. They're right around about fourteenth in
the big leagues in terms of their bullpenny. Ray and
for the New York Mets, they enter into this series
seventh in the league in terms of bullpenny. Aria still

(35:12):
have a little bit of trepidation with the guy who's
not named Edwin Diaz Asria Lopez has been a little
bit over the place, and now that injury to Brooks
Ray Lead that really does hurt them because he was
really the bridge guy. But he's got Jake Deekman, who
had a career renaissance when he's over with the Tampa
Bay Rays. A season goes so so far, so get
out of them. But now bringing up Jean Reid, fully,
that's a guy that you really don't trust him. But
I do think that for the Bets, they're gonna be

(35:33):
able to get something functional of Adrian Ouser. He's been
rough this year with a seven to forty five YRA,
but it's given up just one home run. The big
thing is it's got to work on the walks. The
reason why he had a nice season with the Milwaukee
Brewers last season is that he was going for Mike
Ford walks, Bernina ENnies down to more like two point
seven walks. Per Na Ennis has never been a high
swinging This guy does need to layer it down with
the walks. He has given up at least three in

(35:55):
three out of his four starts, and I do think
that he's gonna do so against the Saint Louis Cardinals
line up that he's very familiar with. Do you think
that we've gotten a little bit too low with this total?
I set my toll as some one point seven. I
think that Sonny Gray is doing for a little bit
of progression, and I do thlieve that the Cardinals bus
out with the bats a little bit as well, but
getting a plus one fifteen or I are looking at
the Mets on the money line and this total over
nine o three nine oh four on the benning board.
The Washington Nationals sit through out their facing GoF again

(36:16):
see Miami Marlins. Edward Cabrera is on the bump for
Miami and Mitchell Parker is on the bump for Washington,
and Washington to sign themselves as an underdog between plus
one oh five plus one twenty two between minus one
twenty five to two minus one forty is at number
Miami seven a half to eight is a total on
the seven a half over spine sport twenty two unders
even on eight over and under both at minus one ten.

(36:37):
Mostly seeing eight out there and personally I would rather
have an eight under in this spot. Gotta Miami Marlins
line up that has been all sorts of rough thus
far this season. Now, won't say the bullpen has also
been well in the bottom mate in the big leagues
in terms of VRA, but I've actually really liked what
I seeing out of Federwick Cabrera this far this season.
Walks are always a little bit of an issue with him.
Four walks in eleven ninety as far as the season

(36:58):
not bad, but you did see him have six walks
per nine endings eight seas ago. But the swing of
this stuff is there, two starts off of the injured list,
seventeen strikeouts and eleven innings, you're certainly going to be
taking that, and I do think that he's gonna be
able to nd a bit of a better performance than
Mitchell Parker. Now, for Parker, first two starts, pretty stinking
good from the kid. He was able to go out
there in his first start and it's like a three

(37:19):
dollars underdog take down the Eliot Dodgers. And right now
he's got a buck fifty era at the minor league level.
He wasn't doing anything amazing, but he really wasn't anything
bad as well. And he has come out and I
think that maybe we were just all sleeping on him
a little bit because he's gotten twelve strikeouts and twelve innings,
has yet to give out a walk. Do I think
there's gonna be a little bit of regression, Yes, but
you know what, You'll take a two and oh start

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from this kid. If you're the Washington Nationals and has
been able to fill six innings and both of those starts. Now,
what is hurting the Washington Nationals. The lineup has not
been great. You've got Joey Gallo entered into the series
with one single and forty strikeouts and a buck twenty
nine adding average, he Edie Resaria, both ending well below
two hundred one, Blaine Thomas, and that's been a little
bit of surprise. Lane Thomas was so good a season

(38:01):
goingsn't necessarily provided that. And other than c J. Abrams,
who entered in the series with six home runs three
sixty two on base, nobody else on the roster with
north of three home runs, so that's a bit of
an issue. You have not been able to get a
lot out of the young gun, and Trey Lipscomb was
only hitting right around about a two hundred though in
the Nationals bullpen has been averaging slightly above averags far
this season, Derek Laud has been able to give you

(38:21):
some good innings. I really like what I'm seeing out
Jordan Weemso and Flora as well. Kyle Finigan, he thus
far has been relatively solid, though he's always a little
bit of a roll the ice, and that's certainly out
dulls the Miami Marlins, who just have not had great
bullpen pitching whatsoever. Danner, Scott Andrew Nardi last season had
some four years and this year these guys have been terrible.
As a matter of fact. Right now to your top relievers,
where Calvin Fauche along as Brian Hoying. Hoying is actually

(38:43):
given you a sub two era. Don't think that that's
going to be long lasting, but I do think that
Edward Cabraw gonna be able to go out there give
a good start. I think that the Miami Marlins provide
just enough offense with now having Louise Rise inning back
right around about a three hundred, Brian da La Cruz
has been able to supply five home runs, which has
been big because they've been dealing with Jake Berger being
on the injured list, and you've been able to get

(39:04):
a little bit of production as well off Jazz shows
Loom and he's able to give you about a three
thirty five on base. I think that it will be
just enough for the Miami Marlins to get the job done.
It's at the Marlins out of minus one fifty four.
I think the Parkers zoom for some regression, but I
did think that both of these teams will struggle to
be able put back to ball on a picture friendly environment.
So here at the eight, looking at the under seth
my toal some point nine, and I do like the
money line of the Marlins up to a minus one

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fifty three nine oh five nine oh six on the
betting board. The San Diego Patres are going to be
putting out to the field off you Pheelies Rangers. Warrez
is on the bump for the Phills and Dylan ceases
on the bump for San Diego. San Diego is a
favorite of between minus montendo minus one fifteen and between
even money to minus one oh five cent number on
the fill seven a half to seven is a total
on the seven overs minus one twenty the unders. Even

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on the seven a half under is minus one twenty
in the overs even did semi totals some point seven.
So here at a seven a half to a seven,
I'm gonna be diving in on the over with Dylan
ceas he just continues to be able to get strikeouts
and has looked relatively sad here in the early going
as San Diego Padre. He last season had a bit
of a rough season with the White Sox, and the
big thing for Dylan Seeze is always command. He LANs

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year was given out about four walks per nine innings.
He does have eleven walks in twenty nine to two
thirds ends, which honestly for him is relatively passable because
he once again is back north of ten and a
half straightcus er nin and nings. And then for Rangers Swarrez,
how about him with a book thirty six e ra,
he's been able to do a really nice job of
scaling back on the walks five walks and thirty three innings.
And for Rangers Swarrez last season he was actually far

(40:29):
better on the road than he was at home, a
sub three roadiarra about a five homey ra, so he
is right at home when he is away from Philadelphia.
And for the Phillies, the bats are starting to come
alive a little bit, though his bunch has been having
a little bit of issue when it comes to being
able to put runs up on the board on the
road going into yesterday, ravaging about three point seven runs
per game away from home, well north of five runs

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per game when they were at home, though, got Alec
Bahom trade turner down for well both inning well above
a three to twenty for this bunch, and he's got
Kyle Schwarbur, Brice Rper, Brandon marsh All with between five
six home runs. Harperson's coming off of paternity leave. Congratulations
to him. He's looked much better than he did towards
be any part of the season, so he's started to
heat up. And Jan Ross is currently ending at two fifty.

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I don't know if that's gonna be long last thing,
but oh no, Phillies line up with jtv Meto picking
it up. These guys have been looking solid. Meanwhile, for
the San Diego Patters, Jackson Merrill has done a really
nice shot of being a table center for the team.
He Jerkson profar Luis Campusano owing at least at two
eighty five, you've been able to get really good production
in terms of power. Rider Fernando Tatis Junior six bombs

(41:30):
has been able to provide about a three to fifty
on base and then Jake crownworthout some Kim. They're both
sitting there with right around about a three forty on base,
so that's been solid many of a Chado has been
a little bit in and out of the fold, was
missing a little bit in the previous series, So you
do have to wonder if he's going to be back
out there for this series. I'm thinking so, But that's
something that you do want to be monitoring. And you've
had someone like t other Way and has to give

(41:52):
you a bunch of pop or anything like that, but
does an okay job, but be able to move the line.
And the biggest thing for the Philadelphia Philix right now
this bullpen, it just feels like every single April they're
always completely out of source. Orion ker King along Jeff
Hoffman have been solid, but like so Sar Anthony Dominguez,
Ricardo Pinto, Jose Alvarado, they just have not gotten the
job on all these guys posting up well north of

(42:12):
four fifty eras. And as a matter of fact, if
you look league wide at this Philadelphia Phillies bullpen, they
are right there towards the bottom of the big leagues
in terms of their bullpenny ray. Meanwhile, for the San
Diego Potters, I recognize that Wandy Peralta had a rough
go of it a few days ago in Colorado, but
on up He along with on Yel de Los Santos
Yuki Matsui have been relatively good additions. Pottery's right around

(42:33):
some teeth in the league terms of Bullpenny Ray entering
into the series, Phileas Moro on twenty ninth, and I
do think the Dylancy's gonna be able to go out
there and give a good enough start to be able
to get the job done. And I do think that
the Potteries get to that bullpen, and I do think
that we're gonna see a little bit of regression with
Ranger Suarez. So tod time, I told some point seven,
I like the over, and I'm a little lay up
to a minus one eighteen on this Patteri's money line
nine seven, nine to eight on the bank board, the

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Pittsburg Payers are on the road facing against the San
Francisco Giants. Store Nicks goes for the Giants, Martibita is
on the bump for Pittsburgh. Seven a half to eight
is total on the seven and a half over is
minus one twenty to minus one ten. The unders any
between minus one ten two minus one twenty on the
eight hundreds minus one twenty. The overs even with the Giants,
there anywhere between minus one forty two to minus one
forty favorites between plus one twenty four to plus one thirty.

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That is your number on the Pittsburgh Pirates. And when
doing this just as openers come out, I should probably
be able to get about a minus one forty on
the Giants. That's the maxim willing to go, only seeing
minus one forty two right now, But I think when
it's also and then I should be able to get
that minus one forty once we see the Vegas time
lines come out, and if not, we're probably gonna be
able to get a nice enough plus number on the
Pirates to be out fire in there. But right now,

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looking at that Giants mony line, with the San Francisco Giants,
you've got a bunch that has been struggling in terms
of bullpend dead last in the big leagues. With Guards
Bullpenny are entering into the series, but the Pittsburgh Prayers
they've been in the bottom ten with this regard as well.
For the Pirates, he could tell that the Ryan Baroki
injury has been hurting them. Couple with that they're a
little bit short ended with regards to the starting staff

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as markle Gonzalz expected to be a big part of
this and he's currently on the injured list, so they've
been mixing and matching quite a bit, just have not
been able to get a lot out of some of
these relievers right o. Ryan is now on the injured list,
so it's been a rolls as Chatman, David Benner and
with a royal des Chatman sometimes he can be a
rule that I used to say the least and has
not been good this season. Meanwhile, for the Giants, you've
got Taylor and tyr Ler Rodgers who are pretty reliable,

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but some of these guys like Nick Avlon company, just
have not been able to cut it for them thus far.
But for jord Nicks, he has made the transitioned to
starter very well. In five starts, he's been able to
fill twenty eight innings. He's given out about three watts
for nine innings and his strikeout numbers are way down
from when he was a reliever. But it's doing a
nice job pitching the contact, being able to induce soft contact,
and this is a ballpark. They have very much plays

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with his strengths and he gets a face off against
the A Pittsburgh Priorcy unit that just doesn't have a
lot of oppers in their lineup. Entering into the series.
Nobody had more than three home runs on this roster.
You've got guys are able to get on base. Counter
Joe along with Brian Reynolds both been able to give
you about a three eighty five on base. O'Neil Cruz
he's been able to give you about a two forty
five average for less than three hundred one base after
our very outstart to the season, he is cooled down

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and that like Browdi to leg Jackswnisky, guys like this
have just not been able to give you a whole
lot in terms of average. Meanwhile, for the San Francisco Giants,
it's been a touch and go lineup with a Motway
junior doing a nice job being a table setter for
seventy one on base. Meanwhile, you've had Michael Conforto really
dive into his bag of tricks. He or a Celaire
Mat Chapman all between four and five home runs. And

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I will say for Chapman and really doing a great
job getting on base, but Conforto, we think about it
two seventy five. Joan o' lee has been able to
give you some really nice at pats and he's hit,
in my opinion, better than the two seventy average with
indicate he's been a little bit unlucky on some of
those balls and play, but all in all, I do
like his approach at the plate as well. And then
for Martin Perez always has been a little bit more
of a picture contact guy. Right now, he has been

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able to give the team about some strikeouts for nine
nings to his credit, has given up just one home
run in twenty and two thirds setings. But we've seen
this song and dance before for Martin Perez, when like
the month of April even into early May, he does
a nice job inducing soft contact and then he just
becomes a human pinata. So that's not great to say
the least. He's been giving up about three and a
half walks for nine ninety's does feel like he's been

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getting a little bit fortunate on balls and play fielding
dependent well north of a three forty five, So I
do think that there's gonna be a little bit of
regression there, and I do think that the Giants are
gonna be able to get to Martine Perize between a
seven and a half to an eight. I'm mostly seeing
seven and a half. I'd be rather taking a seven
and a half over rather than an eight under. Did
somee my total moron at seven point six is a
very picture friendly ballpark. But I do think that the
Giants get to Pittsburgh. So I'm gonna be looking at

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the over, and in terms of money line out of
minus one forty or less, I'm gonna be one to
lay with the Giants nine on nine, nine to ten
on the betting board. The Oakland A's that throw the
facing up against the Baltimo Orioles as Cola Irving goes
for the Orioles in JP Sears is on the bump
for Oakland, and Oakland does find themselves as it size
onnder Dog Andy between plus one forty five tol plus
one fifty four between minus one sixty eight to minus
one seventy five is your number on Baltimore eight and

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a half is the total over is any between minus
one five two a minus one ten the unders between
minus one ten to a minus one fifteen, and I
set the Oriols out of minus one ninety three. If
you're looking at the run line line and a half.
You're getting a plus one twenty if you want a
last fall number. Fully recognize that Cole Irvan has up
been the Mona Lisa Veto pitching or anything like that,
but he does have some familiarity with the Oakland A's

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now because he was on the Oakland A's about two
or so years ago. He probably doesn't recognize too many
of these guys, as we have seen a lot of
moving pieces in general with the Oakland A's. But for
Cole Irvan, he knows what he's doing. He's a pitcher,
contact guy that does need to layer down on the
walks a little bit. He's given out seven walks in
twenty one and a third innings as far this season,
typically sitting more round fout like two point one two

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point two walks per nine innings. Pay you look at
what he's done in his last two appearances. He's been
able to go eight combined eleven and a third innings
against the Royals and the Minnesota Twins, giving up just
two runs in that regard, and this is a ballpark
that very much plays with his strengths. He was able
to excel so much when he was in Oakland back
in the day because it was a bigger ballpark, it
was very pitcher friendly and left field being lighted out

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a little bit of a few seasons ago. That very
much helps him out going against someone in JPCAR is
that the big thing for him is keeping the ball
the yard. Last season he was giving up well north
of one point seven home runs per nine ennis. As
far the season, has done a much better job of
being able to keep them all in the art. Gave
up a pair of home runs in Detroit in the
start and that's about it. His storygun numbers not great,
to say the least. He's only gotten sixteen straight counts

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in sixteen and two thirds endings and he has given
out about three and a half blocks per nine ennis.
So a little bit of concern there with the fielding
Independent nearly being a point higher than the er at
a four to twenty seven. And the bigger concern they
have for the Oakland A's are they going to be
able to get any offense going, Because for the Oakland A's,
stunningly they're actually number one in the big leagues in
terms of home runs per game when they're away from home.

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But even though they're number one in the Big leagues
the jerms of home runs per game on the road,
they're twenty ninth in terms of total runs, and they're
af doing three point one runs per game when they're
away from home, which is the third lowest mark in
the Big League. So, I mean, it really doesn't add up.
At this point. You've had Shay Leannglaiers be able to
supply five home runs, and I think the reason one
they've got so many home runs and such few runs

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is that they're taking them by like a drout approach
with somebody solhome runs. But that said, you just take
a look up and down the boulevard. Among their players
that have seen at least fifty nine at bats as
far this season, all but one of them is currently
hitting below a two fifteen. And I don't think any
of these guys have above a three or three on base.
You don't have a lot of guys that are drawing
a lot of walks, are eating at two oh one

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as a collective. That's why you've got all these sol
hoome runs. And now they've got J. D. Davis currently
on the ender list. Brent Rooker, after a good year
last season, he's had a little bit of an issue,
but hysteria Uiz has been relatively solid and for Baltimore
they are number one in terms of this overall home
runs and this team has really been putting back to
ball with Gunner, Anderson leaned the way with eight home runs,
but additionally you've been able to have Jordan Westburg, Anthony

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Sntadresedrick Mohons, Colton Kowser, Ryan O'Hearn I'll be able to
give you between four and five home runs a piece.
And with Anderson, Ellie Rushman, Westburg, Ryan Moncastle, Colton Kowser
all inating above a three hundred, this is just such
a fearsome lineup one through nine. Other than really Jackson
all Day, all these guys have been able to get
the job done. And I will say this about the
Oakland A's. The reason why they've been able to cover

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so many run lines is that the bullpen has been
pretty spectacular for the seam. Taggie Mniz has done a
nice job coming in holding down the four. You've got
some of these older guys like Michael Kelly, Austin Adams
realizing that this is probably the last chance and they
want to get that out of Oakland. They've been able
to spy some three three ear rights in Oakland A
seem that as old they're currently eighth in the big
leagues in terms of bullpenny ara. We want for the

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Baltimore Oriols more around eighteenth, but you have faith that
unior Cano is going to be able to find it.
Jacob Webb has been relatively solid, and it always starts
out relatively saw. For Kraig Kimber, we see him sometimes
just wear down as games and seasons go along, but
all in all, I do think that he's going to
be able to provide something for this bullpen moving forward
as well. So I do think that Baltimore is going
to be able to hold down the Oakland A's. I

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think that this ballpark very much plays to court Irvin strengths,
So I'm going to be one to lay the run
line with the Ools. Was willing to lay a number
and getting a plus one twenty two like that, and
it's time I tell it at eight point eight. I
do think that Irving gives up some runs, but JP series,
I think is doing for some regression against an Oriels
team that's really putting back to ball. So the over
end the run line of Baltimore nine eleven, nine twelve
on the betting board, it is the Detroit Tiger's playing us.

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The can See Royals is. Brady Singer is on the
bump for the Royals in Casey Mice is on the
bump for Detroit. Detroit ISA between a minus one up
to a minus one twelve. Favor between minus one of
three to minus one ten is your number on Kansas City.
Seven and a half is the total overs between minus
one down to a minus one fifteen. He unders any
between minus one oh five to a minus one ten
set the Royals out of minus one oh seven. I'm

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gonna be willing to back them on the bunny line.
For Casey Mice, he has come off of Tommy John
surgery and he's looked relatively solid. He's change up his
pitch mixed, so that has been big for him. But
you can tell that his swinging miss stuff is not
quite where it was prior to him going on the
injured list and prior to him going through surgery, what
have you. He's only getting about six point eight straight
cuts to two and a half bucks for nine nineties

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two ninety five y are about a three twenty five
field independent has done a nice job of inducing soft
contact but doesn't necessarily have a wipeout and blowaway stuff. Meanwhile,
for Brady, Singer has won the more unlucky pitchers in
all of baseball acs ago. Last year he posted up
a five to fifty two e area with the fielding
dependent it's more around of four to twenty nine. This season,
he's gotten a little bit lucky as he has given

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out about three walks per nine and it's only getting
about eight half punch uts per nine, but has posted
up just a two seventy six ERA. He's been able
to do a very rock solid job there. And for
the Royals, they haven't nessarly been able to hit the
same way when they've been away from home rather than
when they have been at home. But this has been
when the league's top offenses thus far this season, it
is a split of about five point two runs per
game at home or like three point four runs per

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game away from home. But Bobby with Junior Salvador Paris,
these guys are doing a nice shot putting herding on
the ball. With Paris seven home runs sitting north of
a three forty and Bobby with Junior is sitting above
a three hundred. He's been able to supply four home runs,
and then you have Vinnie Pazcatino, MJ. Melendez, MIKEL Garcia
all being able to supply four bombs a piece as well.
Do you need a little bit more consistency from the
bottom of the folds Garrett Amson, Hunter, renfro Adam Fraser.

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These guys can get two ten or lower. But for
the Detroit Tigers has been when the more rough lineups
out there in all of baseball. Let's say Detroit Tigers
team that has been able to put up about four
runs per contest. To the surprise of myself, going into
the day on Friday, they had scored at least four
runs and all but two out their last nine games.
But they still need a little bit more out of
Some of these guys like Cole Keith, Parker Meadows, Hobby Bayas,

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Jake Rodgers, Carson Kelly Owning get two five or lower
without a lot of power. Spencer Trokelsen has yet to
hit home run. That's far the season it's been, really
Markanna Riley Green Bear of guys when they're the three
seventy five on as five home runs piece, they have
really been carrying the offense. But what the Tigers do
have is the number one bullpen in terms of the
era in the Big League. Jason Foy has been lights
out as a closer, but it's really all these guys Wolves,

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Alex Faeto, Andrew Chafe and Shelby Miller. All these guys
are coming in there giving you some three five ri
to by surprise, the Royals have been a top ten
team in terms of Bullpenny Aray as well. I'd like
to pick up of John Schreiber now, Will Smith, Christrane.
These guys are a little bit dicey to say the least,
and Nick Anderson is honestly the most strustworthy guy in
the world. But you've been able to have James MacArthur

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looked relatively saw Matt Sower is someone that I'm not
on to say the least. And I do think that
the Royals gonna be able to get to Casey Mes
in the spot. And I do think that Kana City
finds a way to be able to get the job done.
I set them out a minus one o seven. I
do like the Royals on the money line and it's time.
I told it at eight point one. I do think
that both of these starters do them for a little
bit of regression. So I like the seven and a
half over and the Royals on the money line nine

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thirteen nine fourteen on the bank board of the Tampa
Bay Race that throw the face off against the Chicago
White Sox. As Aaron Savali goes for the Rais and
is old Jonathan Cannon on the bump for the White
Sox and the White Sox, it says, one hunderdogs, you're
gonna be finding them any between plus one eighty five
and plus two dollars between minus two eighteen a minus
two forty is that number on the rais between seven
and a half to eight is the total on the

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seven and a half, You're going to be finding that
over between minus one fifteen to a minus one twenty.
They unders any between even minus one oh five, also
seeing a minus one fifteen on the under, making the
over at minus one oh five. Meanwhile on the eight
unders minus one twenty and the over is even. It's
on my towels some point seven mostly seeing seven a
half c and I'm gonna be one to take it over.
Not because of the Chicago White Sox line up, I'll

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tell you that much, averaging about two point three runs
per contest entering into this game, and man is great
to say. Lease, if you look at the Baseball Savont numbers,
the White Sox should be doing for a little bit
of positivity, and to their credit, their last three games
entering into the series had scored at least three runs
in every one of them. I do think it's gonna
get a little bit better than two point three runs

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per game, like they think on ice, there's no question
about it. You just take a look up and down
the boulevard as of right now, and in terms of
players there are althy that we're able to get in
at beat on Friday, you had two guys hitting above
a two thirty five and two guys with an on
base percentage I believe above a three twenty two. Like
this is absolutely terrible to say the least, and their
dead last in the league in terms of homers. That said,

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I do think that Daniel Mendick is gonna give you
a little bit. Paul de Young has been relatively okay
when he's been out there, but he's been at ELOI
and Menez. I think when it's also done it's a
little bit above two hundred and and Andrew ben Attendee
is still a professional hitter. Like like I said, these
guys are still terrible, but I don't think that they're
two point three runs per game terrible. But I do
think that the Tampa Bay Rays start tied up a
little bit as well. Randy rose Arenas right now hitting

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a buck fifty eight entering into the series just not
great to say the least. Now you do have guys
move the line. Estac Parades Jered Calbreo both at a
north of a two seventy, while Amed Rosario is hitting
about a three forty means precisely about a three fifty.
But hitting three forty m Parades has really been the
main power for the team. Six home runs entering into
this series. But I do think that these numbers should
be going well northward for this team as they face

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off against a Chicago White Sox team that is incompetent
on really all levels. With mister Cannon was a third
round pick a few years ago out of Georgia, and
does he have some upside, sure, but it felt like
he was a little bit rushed to the big leagues
because the White Sox literally have absolutely nothing whatsoever in
their arsenal. It's given up just two walks and no
one runs at eight and two thirds innings, but has
been lit up for seven runs already, and I don't

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think that's gonna be getting much better. Meanwhile, for Aaron
Savali has ever been the world's greatest swinging miss pitcher,
but ever since getting to Tampa Bay that has improved.
He's getting about ten punchouts for nine hunnings. Sow has
given up at least three runs in terms of earned
runs at each other the last two starts in terms
of total runs in each out of his last three,
a big reason why he's giving up five home runs
in twenty seven to two third seatings. But I do

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think that that should be going Northwarth going up against
this just absolutely awful Chicago White Sox team. And for
the Rays, about a few days ago they were actually
dead last in the Big leagu's terms of bullpenny right,
it's been a work in progress for them a little bit.
It's improving in touch. They are currently without Pete Fairbanks,
but he was not really doing a lot for them.
Calin Pouchet I think should be able to see a
little bit of improvement. Need to get guys like Chris

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Savinski in company going. But I like Eric Clevenger and
guys of this ain't term for the Chicago White Sox
twenty second in the leg. In terms of bullpenny, right,
they get John Brebia back at the full. Dame Tanner
Banks isn't terrible as a long guy, but you take
a look a guys like Davy Garcia, Tim Hills, Steven Wilson.
I really don't have a lot of promise for these guys.
I think that Jonathan Cannon, well, he doesn't necessarily have
the world's greatest cannon as of right now. And I

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think that the race are able to bust out this
fun could I do think that they take out their
frustrations on them. In terms of a run line, I
was willing to go up to a minus one thirty
five here right now. Find that run line at about
a minus one thirty So we'd be willing to go
up to minus one thirty five on this run line
and at the seven a half. I do like the
over and fifteen nine sixteen on the big board. The
La Angels playoffs of the Minnesota Twins. Chris Paddock is
on the bump for the Twins and ose Soriano is

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on the bump for the Angels. Angels between minus one
twenty two minus one thirty five favorites between plus one
ten tool plus one fifteen is your number on Minnesota
eight and a half and see total under is minus
one fifteen, the over is minus one oh five and
circumstances part as well, and take up plus one to
seven or higher with the Minnesota Twins, so gonna be
one to back them. Mosey Soriano just has not really
been able to fit the mold of a starter per se.

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He's been in the bullpen for quite a few years
in this Angels organization, and I feel like they're trying
to expect a little bit too much from him, a
little bit too soon. And it is an Angels team that,
in terms of the actual bullpen pieces that they do,
if they don't necessarily back them up. The World's Greatest says,
they've got so many guys like Hunter Strickland, ose C
Serano and Simber that they're trying to make reclamation projects
out of. And if you do look at Soriano, the

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overall era is not bad at a three forty three,
but it's given up about four and a half fox
per nine ninety's not lenning a lot of length as
a result, he's been able to give you about nine
and a half per nan innings, but it's also given
up the deep ball a little bit. Fielding independent, being
about one point three points higher than the ERA. That's
not too tremendous email for Chris Paddock. He has been
a little bit unlucky on the balls in play. He's
got a five to fifty seventy ARA but a four

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to sixty seven fielding independent, and ever since he's gotten
in Minnesota, he's been snake benez. He's out with quite
a few injuries since being dealt there prior to the
start of the twenty twenty two campaign. Ever since getting
to Minnesota, this is all three years that he's been there,
he's got a forty four ear in a three sixteen
fielding dependent, giving up about one point five walks and
lets in a home run for nine innnings while getting
nine stycots per nine innings. Positivity should be coming for him,

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and he gets a face off against an LA Angels
lineup that is incredibly top heavy, as you've got Taylor
Ward and Mike Troudo have been tremendous. Mike Trout enters
into the series with ten home runs at thirteen RBI,
which just baffles the human mind. Taylor Ward has been
abled to fly seven home runs as well, both of
these guys giving you between about a three fifteen to
a three to twenty five on base. But it's guys
that just you take a look at and they're getting

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at bets and they're doing absolutely nothing like no Channel,
Brandon Drury, zach Netto, Mickey Maniac, Aaron Hicks, all these
guys and get two twenty or lower that are truly
killing the seam logan hobby to be able to move
the line. But it's been feeling far between with them,
and for the Minnesota Twins, this has been one of
the more rough lineups out there in the big league.
So Edward Julienne, he's up to seven home runs as
far as the season, Byron Bucks and starting to move line,

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he's in about a two fifty for this bunch at
Alex Kurlaw, Fryan Jeffers be able to give you a
little bit of something as well. But you do have
guys like Kyle Farmer and Walmarco that they need to
pick it up. Carlos Santana two forty on me with
one home run, that's just not cutting it. But also
for the Minnesota Twins, this is a top sixteen turns.
Bopennyary really like the offseason acquisition of Steven Okert. Now
they get killed theobarre back in the fold. I don't

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think that Brox Stewart has given up a run thus
far this season. Cody Funderberg has applied us up to era.
So I do think that the Twins pitching gonna be
pretty supreme in this one. And I do think that
Ose Soriano gonna give up his runs as well. I
did something my total at an eight point two, so
in the circumstance at in eight and a half, I
do like the under end for the Minnesota Twins being
able to get up puls one oh seven or higher.
I'm gonna be one to back that money line. Nine

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seventeen nineteen on the bank board, the Toronto Blue Jays
are playing out to the La Dodgers. Tavile Giason is
on the bump for the Dodgers, use Aiki Kuti is
on the bump for Toronto, and Toronto is a size wonderdog.
Any between plus one thirty plus one forty any between
minus one and forty five minus one fifty five, that
is your number on the Dodgers, with eight being the total,
the overs minus one fifteen. The under is minus one

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of five. I did set the Dodgers on the money
line at a minus one forty six. If you're looking
to lay a run half with the li Dodgers, you're
gonna be only getting about a plus one ten. And
even though the Dodgers win so many games by multiple runs,
I would rather lay a little bit of a chalk
your money line here because I do think that this
is gonna be a game that's gonna be a little
bit more nip and tuck. Now, I do like the
over ice on my toilet at eight point six. But

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with Tyler glasson, he's been able to go out there
and do his job all season long. At that one
rough start against the Washington Nationals, but pass that he
has been pretty pristine. He's only given up about two
and a half walks and one on run per nine.
Nine He's he's getting north of ten punch outs per nine,
does a great job against both Righty's and so he's
able to really just fill it up there. Meanwhile, with
Yusaki Kucci, ever since he all started breaking the twenty

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twenty three season as a sub three three ERA while
giving up about a half home run Berni and Innings.
As far this season, he's been able to do a
nice job. I'll be able to keep the walks down,
giving up fewer than three walks per Nin and Ninnis
while getting north of ten and a half strakehouts Berni
and Ennings. And the big key for him is just
getting a little bit of support out of the Toronto
Blue Jays bats, as they have been rough to say
least as far this season. You take a look at Flagger,

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Junior Boba, Shit, George Springer, Aleander Kirk. All these guys
entered into yesterday hitting it two thirty or lower without
necessarily the world's greatest power numbers stelvnvar show three fifty
on base with six home runs, and Justin Turner has
been able to fly north of the foe arm base.
The guys been able to do their part, but they
have to face off against a death start known as
the La Dodgers that at each other top four hitters

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entering yesterday hitting above a three hundred and Freddy Freeman,
Will Smith, Joyotani and Mookie Bets. And there's a new
slash with mister Otani and mister Betts. Both of these
guys get at the deepop. Both of these guys with
six home runs. The former Blue Jays Taskarnandez has been
able to give you six home runs. Now the bottom
of the fold with the likes of Gavin Lux, Chris Taylor,
James Alman. He's are guys saying below the midos I
have two hundred, So the bottom two sometimes the bottom

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three hitters just aren't giving you a lot terrins the
La Dodgers, but all in all, they have been able
to do a nice job on that front. Now. The
reason why, though, I'm going to be looking a little
bit more at the money line rather than the run line,
is that this has been a Dodgers bullpen that shall
we say, has been a bit touch and go. Sixteenth
in the league in terms of bullpenny ray from a
season ago. They do lose some of their primary guys.
You're without Caleb Ferguson. You're also without Victor gonsaliz I

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like what I've been seeing out of Evan Phillips, but
I'm braz sure has not been what he was that
he sees ago and Joe Kelly has been not great
to say least, and for the Toronto Blue Jaysons has
been a pottom half of the big league's team in
terms of their Bullpenny ray. But I do think that
there should be some improvement there. Without Joe Romano, Eric's
wants to to begin the season, both of these guys
were on the injured list are both back and the
fold and Tim Mesa entered into the series with north

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of a sixty RA. Last season he was posting up
a sub TV are Now I don't think he's going
to quite be able to duplicate that, but do think
that there should be some positivity in f Raim Mimi Garcia.
It's looked a little bit better thus far the season
that he's been a little bit touch and go. But
on all I do take a look at the circumstance
and I do think that you're gonna be able to
get some good production out of really both of these starters.
But I do think that the Bullpens give up some runs.

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But I do think that in the end the Dodgers
slugg their way to victory. I did something total at
eight eight point six. So here at the eight I'm
gonna be taking a look at the over and with
the Dodgers up to a minus one forty five on
the will to lay that money line. Nine nineteen nine
twenty is the DKA network right up against ce Cincinnati Reds. Yes,
we are onto Cincinnati and they're onto the road to
facing against Walker Texas Rangers. Michael Lorenzen is on the
bump for Texas. Hun Green goes for Cincinnati. Cincinnati is

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an underdog between plus one eight plus one fifteen. Meanwhile,
in between minus one eighteen to minus one thirty is
your number on Texas. Nine is a total theandrands between
minus potendo of minus twenty and the overs any between
even and minus one ten, and right the pick is
going to be on the over. I did see my
total at a nine point seven. You got a pair
of starting pitchers that he got my trepidations with with
Michael Lorenzen. Last season he spends some time with the

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Philadelphia Phillies along with the Detroit Tigers, and really just
was not too much of a swing a miss. Guy
was only getting about six as straightcus Berni and Nnings
into a bad job with the walks, but he was
posting up about a four to twenty era is fielding
independent was about point three five points higher, So you
do have to have a few issues there. And thus
far the season, Lorenzens look pretty solid. He's been able
to posts up at two forty five ARRA, but the

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fielding independence of four to fifty one. He's been giving
up a lot of walks, and I do think that
that's going to be a bit of a bugaboo from
moving forward. Meanwhile, take a look on the flip side,
and Hunter Green has just given up rockets. Since coming
over to the big league level. Over at Cincinnati, he
has been given up about one point five home runs
per nine and nnings ever since his MLB debut in
twenty twenty two. Now he gets about twelve strikecuts per

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nine and nnings. So he has been absolutely tremendous on
that front. That said, you just take a look at
the walks as well, about three point seven walks per
nin and nnings. He needs to reduce on that a
little bit as well, and I can oftentimes lead him
to be knocked out of the game early. Now backed
up by Reds bullpen that is in the top half
of the big leagues in terms of era. Like the
CS has been a little bit up and down. When
he's on, he's on as a closer, You've been able

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to get good production out of the lakes of Buck
Farmer along with Sam Mull pair of veterans and Moll
he started out the year on the injury list. Getting
him back, that's going to be able to help these
guys out as well in them For the Texas Rangers
back in the bottom ten in the big leagues with
the guards of Bullpenny Rie, even with picking up David
Robertson Kirby Yates. So that's a bit of an issue
on for Texas. The entry into the series relatively pedestrian
and jers. Their offense in the top twelve in terms

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of runs per game with about four point seven. They're
averaging about a home run per game. That was Tide
for fifteenth in the league. You gotta feel like these
guys are going to be able to pick it up.
Corey Seeger just one home run, hitting about it two
fifty entering into yesterday. You know that he can do
a little bit better than that. So guys like Josh Smith,
Jonah him hitting above a two seventy five and Marcus
Imian three thirty on base, four home runs. But it's
really been the Etais Garcia show. With Garcia throwing our

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batting average seven home runs entering into yesterday. He has
been tremendous. You could tell that losing Josh Young has
been hurting them a little bit, but all in all,
I do think that they're going to be able to
have some positivity moving forward. Meanwhile, for these since a rise,
this team has been one of the better ones of
the big leagues. You'll put back to ball everything five
point one runs per game on the road entering a dyesterday,
with Ellie Day La Cruz being the main power bat

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seven home runs, four hundred plus on base, gat Spencer
Steers been able to give you three bombs. He's providing
about a three seventy five on base. I will say
this about the Reds could use just more consistency getting
on base. Timer Kendelario, Will Benson, Johsthan India Christian and
Carnassi and Strand, Nick Martini owing a two zero five
or lower has been earning them a little bit, but
they have found a way to be able to draw
some walks. One of the best teams in terms of
walks around on a priorat basis. And I do think

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that Lorenzen is going to be giving out as free passes.
Hunder Green, I think is going to be giving out
some rockets as well. So I do think that you
get a high scoring affair my DK network right to
pick that is going to be on this total over
and when it comes to the money line, I do
think that this is a good spot for the Texas
Rangers to be able to bust out a little bit
with the Bats. I did set them as a favorite
more round of minus one twenty four, and as I'm
doing this, we've seen this stick down to a minus

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one twenty two and a few spots seeing as good
as a minus one eighteen. So anything of a minus
one twenty three or less, willing to back the Rangers
on the money line and right a pick that is
going to be on the over nine twenty twenty two
on the bank board. It is the chicagg Cubs. They
are on the road, their facing off against the Boston
Red Sox, Joshuainkowski is on the bump for the Red Sox.
It is old to be determined on the bump for
the Chicago Cubs, So this is a game that's off

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the board as of right now. I'm thinking that you're
going to be getting Ben Brown and sort of a
poopoo platter of pitchers for the chicag Cubs. And if
that is the case, I made the Red Sox he
minus one twenty three favor with a total to wear
a nine or less, I'd be looking at it an
over a nine and a half rire to the under.
Joshwaenkowski actually began his career as a starter for the
Boston Red Sox. I know they'd he was sent over
in some sort of trade before he got to Boston

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as well, but he's been able to do a pretty
rock solid job as a starter slash a long guy
for the Red Sox over the last few seasons. His
first start of the year, he was able to come
in in a nice job, holding down the fourth probably
not going to be getting much more than I would
say about four. You might be getting lucky and you
might be able to get five innings out of him.
And that first start that we saw of him. He

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goes three and a third innings against the Pittsburgh Priors,
holds down the fourth aus far this season does have
a four to twenty year I, but more run a
three forty one has really been able to have to
swing himself. He's up to about ten and a half
straight because per nine innings. It's only he's been a
guy that does give out the walks about three and
a half walks per nine and nnings, so that's going
to negatively affect him a little bit. And he gets
to go against the chicag Cubs lineup that is not

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it the same way away from home rather than at home.
But this has been what we are better teams in
the big leagues and just being able to put bad
to ball. Entering into the weekend, there are number seven
in the big leagues in terms of percentage of bad
pass that results in a home run. Still getting about
four point seventy five runs per game when they are
away from home, and just really top to bottom, this
is a pretty rock solid lineup. Michael Bush had that
nice stretch where he had five home runs in five games.

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He's still been able to give you in the neighbored
about a three forty on base. Ian app hasn't really
hit for a lot of power, but he Nico Horner,
along with Pete Crow Armstrong if all been able to
give you at least a three fifty on base. So
got a lot of guys have been able to nice shout,
being able to find a way to be able to
move line. Miguel Maya, it's something I like at the
catcher spot as well, and he did notice that Cody
Bellinger was on the starting line up yesterday. But it's

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been a little bit touch and going for Boston, they're
starting to erupt with regards to their lineup. Rob Revsiner
has been in and out of the full but it
feels like they should just be starting them every day.
Feels like good things happen when he's in the lineup.
Rafael Devers was pretty miserable prior to getting a little
bit banged up. Came back in the Cleveland Guardians series, though,
and he looked very solid. He was able to home run,
He had multiple three eight games, so it looks like
he's back to the Rafael Devers that we all know

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in love. But it's been counter loong along with Tyler O'Neal,
who've been the big upstarts for the seam and combined
twelve one runs entering into Yesjay with Wong hitting north
of eight three fifty, Tedler O'Neill has been able to
give you north over four arm base. Trisicassas has been
very solid at being able find a way on base,
but he was out of the fold yesterday. And the
big thing for this Red Sox team these young guys
Bobby Dolbeck, amanjo Vera, Sadine Rafaela, Pablo Reyes hitting below

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the midet sign up two hundred. What are you gonna
be able to get on them? As both of these bullpens,
I'm not going to say they're amazing. I'm not going
to say that they're terrible. For the Red Sox, I
honestly feel a little bit better about this bullpen. Chris Martin,
Kenley Jansen in the eighth and ninth thing have been
relatively solid. I like Brendan Bernardino. They're eleventh in the
big leagues in terms of bullpenning right Meanwhile, for the
Chicago Cubs, they have been touching go as far this season,

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more around thirteenth, but Ose Quatz was just absolutely terrible
for the team. I believe he's now on the injured list.
Do you like the guys like Luke Little, Mark Laer
Junior Ed Browlsley has been a little bit inter miss
towards back of the bullpen, but I'd like to pick
up of Victor and Aris as well. So I do
take a look at the circumstance that if you do
get Ben Brown, I think that'll probably be able to
end a relatively solid start, probably be able to give
you about four to five innings, as he's already seen

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a few starts as far this season and last pitch
on Tuesday entering into the series has give it up
just one over run six walks in nineteen and a
third innings. And when he's gotten starts, he's been able
to end a little bit of length, and his two
starts this year four two thirds endings at six innings.
So circumstance probably be one laft of minus one twenty
two on the Red Sox in this ordeal, and then
in terms of the Cubs, we eat at least a
plus one twenty four, with my totals being said at

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a nine point one nine or less. I like the
over nine and a half high or the under nine
twenty three nine to twenty four. On the betting board,
we had to Mexico City has It's the car Ride,
Rockies in the East and ASTs doing battle. The Rockies
are the team on the bottom, so they'll get last
ups and they've got Cali Quantrell on the bump for them,
and Ronaldo le Blanco is on the bump for USID.
USID between a minus one ninety five to minus two

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eighteen favorite between plus one eighty and plus one eighty
five is your number on Colorado. Total on this game
is seventeen with the over eddy, where three minus one
dead to minus one twenty the under's eddy retreat even
as one dead. If you're looking to lay a round
and a half with the Euston Asters, you're having to
lay a one fifty five on it, and I set
mine at a one fifty seven. I'm not willing to
go any further than a minus one fifty five, but

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I'm gonna be one to go on the minus one
fifty five. I think we want a little bit too
far on the subtle. I set mine at a fourteen
point seven, and if you recall last year, with this
ballpark in Alfredo harp Halloo Stadium, which I think is
one of the better names out there. Yeah, these balls
are gonna fly. Yeah they are really gonna fly. But
I just think the Colorado Rockies thanks so much that

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they're gonna have a tough time being able to help
out with regards to the SODO line. You see the
Houston Asters on the road this year, if being about
three point one runs per game themselves, Like, I don't
think the U two offense is coming as good a
form as you saw with the San Diego Patters in
the San Francisco Giants from a season going. That's a
big reason why I do take a look at the
under because I mean, this game is like being played

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on the moon, and you've got to pitch a contact
guy in cal Quantrill that is certainly going to give
it up. He's gotten fifteen strikecats in twenty seven innings.
He's got a four to thirty three ERA over there
in Cours, but I feel like he's been very fortunate
balls in play. Ronal Blanco is not necessarily the world's
greatest sing of this guy other seven a half strike
CAUs briny nings, He's give it out just one on
run in twenty seven unings. He's been good at inducing

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soft contact, but man, any sort of a barrel and
these balls are going to be flying out. And for
Easton Astros, he's been able to do a solid job
of you with the home run ball, especially at the top.
Jordan Alvarez, Kyle Tucker, Oz al Twove, they've all been
able to give you at least five home runs. In
the case of L two Bay, he's been able to
supply six. All these guys have supplied at least a
three forty eight on ass one. Jeremy Paine as an

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SAA for a lot of power, but he's hitting about
a three to twenty five for the seam. Alex Praegman
is off to a classic Alex Pragman starts zero home runs,
itting about a two sixteen. But Inyodas has been solid
the catcher spot. Really, other than like Osebrayu, it's been
a relatively rock solid Asters lineup. Meanwhile, for the Colrad
Rockies when the team has been away from Cours, they
haven't actually been so great. But like this is Coor's
fear field on steroids. Now I will say this about

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the Colrad Rockies. Even at cors Field, they're only averaging
about four point one four point two runs per game,
So that's an issue. With just thirteen home runs in
thirteen games at kors Field, it should be a little
bit better than that. But if they're not hitting at
cors even though you're going up to Mexico City where
the ball is gonna be flying out a little bit more,
how much of a jump is that really gonna be.

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You've had Michael to'glia right now be your best power bat.
He's got four home runs. That is hitting a bucko
six like that's an issue to say, LEAs, now you've
got guys move the line to lyceus is, Zekiel Tovar,
Ryan McMahon. You're able to throw in their printed Doyle
holding at least a three hundred entering in this series.
But Nolan Jones has been a disappointment in about a
buck fifty. Chris Brian has been a big giant waste
of money, and he's been banged up as well, So

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you do have a lot of issues there. And for
the evotepen of the Rockies, one the worst out there
in the big leagues. Victor vaud has been relative, he said,
but the likes of Justin Lawrence, Tyler, Kinley, Anthony Bellina
posting up six plus eras that's not too amazing. Meanwhile,
for the Houston answers, Ryan Presley and Josh Shader have
been big giant flopps this far. They lose guys like
Hector and Aris, Ryan Saniko ben So get in the
bullpen and they retraining Brian Obray who's got nearly a

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five ERA. So you guys your issues there. But I
do think that Blanco is going to be the best
guy that throws in this game. And I do think
that the Astros have the offense that has in better
formats of right now, I said, Semitela have fourteen point seven.
I think that this soule should be high. But I
think that we went a little bit too far here.
So I'm going to be going with the under end,
willing to lay up to a minus one fifty five
on this run line, nine twenty five, nine twenty six

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on the bank board. It is the Milwaukee Brewers and
they're going to be playing us in the New York Yankees.
As you've got old Carlos Rodan, who's on the bump
for the Yankees, and Joe Ross is going for the Brewers.
The Birers who find themselves as underdogs, you're going to
be getting them any were between about a plus one
ten tow ae plus one eighteen. Meanwhile on the Yankees,
you're going to be getting them between minus one twenty
five two a minus one thirty five. Total on his
game is eight to eight and a half on the

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eight overs, minus one twenty the unders, even on the
eight and a half the unders between minus one fifteen
to a mis one twenty overs between even at minus
one oh five. I did set the Yankees out of
minus one seventeen, so need the least plus one seventeen
to take a shot on the Burros right now seeing
up plus twenty eighteen, so we have just barely gotten there.
For Carlos Hoddan, if you look at the raw era,
he looks to be back, but you can tell that

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this is not the Carlos Rodon of old. When Carlos
Hodon was in peak form, he was getting right around
about ten eleven strikecouts for nine ennings, was doing a
nice job, but be able to locate in right now
along with that era of at two seventy it comes
with a four to fifteen fielding independent. It's given out
four and a half walks, so about seven a half
strikecouts for nine ennings has been a tad bit fortunate
balls in play. And for Joe Ross, he really had

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stepped onto a big league bound up until this year
since the twenty twenty one campaign, but his resurface and
he's looked okay. Given up one home run in twenty innings.
The walks are a little bit of an issue. He's
given up nine walks in twenty innings. But he's got
a bullpen that does rank in the top ten in
the big leagues with regards to era that has his
back end. He went without Devin Williams. These guys are
really good. Joe piamps out of his spaghetto, Hoby Milner,

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they all had a sub three to five yara a
season ago. Trubveror McGill has been able to give you
some good kings. Editor Yuribe has just really good stuff
in general. Meanwhile, for the New York Yankees, this is
also a top ten bullpen in terms of VRA ron
bandinaccio along with Ian Hamilton last year. We're very solid
in like the pickup of Victor Gonzalz cal Ferguson has
had some success with the LA Dodgers has been a
little bit rough going from this season. They're picking up

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Michael Tonkin off the East grab Peep. I'm not sure
how that's gonna be going, but oh no, this is
a relatively solid bullpen in for the New York Yankees.
The big key for them is, ironically enough, getting Aaron
Judge online. Aaron Judge just has not been good this
far the season, hitting about a buck eighty six to
four um runs entering into the series, but well side
Glabor Torres not been able to give you anything. We
shall see what current Grisham is able to do. He
just returned to the fold about twenty four to forty

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eight hours ago. But Anthony Boupe as well to Cabrera's
stepped up in a big way for the Seam of
one so too four thirty on mes being able to
fly all that power has been nice. But this Brewers
Heam entered in the series in the top five in
the Big Leagues with regards banning average, Bryce ter Rang
Blake Perkins, hitting both above eight three hundred. Soal Friedlick
has been able to give you three fifty on base
and William Cantreras about five home runs say on base

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percentage of four to forty six entering into the series.
That has been massive, along with William Damas moving the line.
So even without Christian Yalich, this Birds team has been
pretty rock solid. With Carlos Hordan, I really don't like
the form that he's in, and this is the Birds
lineup that I think is gonna be doing for a
little bit of regression. But I also think Carlos Rodan
is as well. So I did sell my total out
a nine point one. I do like this solo over
and with the Birds and a plus one eighteen or higher,

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I'm going to take that money line nine twenty seven,
nine to twenty eight. On the big board, the Atlanta
Braves playoffs lo with Cleveland Guardians as Sanderbridy goes for
the Guardians and Charlie Morton is on the bump for
the Bravos and the Braves who find themselves as his
favorites of any between minus one seventy five two minus
one ninety and between plus one fifty four. Seeing his sighs,
plus one sixty three is your number on the Guardians
sign is a total unders minds one fifteen ty over

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his minus one o five needed at least a plus
one sixty three to take a showt on the Guardians.
But we have gotten there. I'm gonna be willing to
ride with them. For Charlie Morton, it's been a little
bit fortunate just over the last few seasons. In general.
For Charlie Morton, he's still some nice swing and miss stuff.
He's still able to do a nice job. I'll be
able to keep guys off kilter. But the big thing
for him is the walks. Last year he was giving

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up during near four walks per n I and Ennings,
and thus far this season he's been giving up about
four walks eight and a half straight cuts for nin
and Ennis. He's not forty years old, so those swings
are misses. They're starting to wear down a little bit.
And for Charlie Morton last year did a nice job
keeping the ball in the yard between last year and
this year, giving up about point eight home runs per
nine and Ennings. But I do think that for the
Cleveland Guardians, they're gonna be able to go to death
by a million cuts here for the Cleveland Guardians. They've

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been able to do an absolutely impeccable job of just
being able to find a way to move the line
and get on base. And it's been a case where
they have certainly hit lefties much better than they have
hit righties. But Stephen Kwan entering into the series giving
you about a three DM base has been absolutely massive.
Ose Ramirez, Josh Nailer, they've been able to provide power
that the Guardians just fly out didn't have. Last year.
They were by far dead last in the big leagues
in terms of home run power. And it's not like

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they're laying the world on fair or anything like that,
but they're more too a respectable just below league average
in terms of their home runs. Josh Nailer has been
able to provide about a three sixty five on base.
Ramirez is not drying any wats whatsoeverybody. He's hitting a
two to sixty although Andresamenez, you've been able to have
Gabriel Urias be able to find a way to move line.
Could use a little bit more out of some of
these younger guys, like you've got Tyler Freeman who could

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give you a bit more at the play penal and
all the Cleveland Guardians much improved with their offense, and
the Atlanta Brads are just see death star with reguards
to their lineup as you've got a Kelli. Marcel Zuno
entered into the series with dine home runs well north
of a four hundred on base. Even though Ronald le
Cuney Junior hasn't really hit the deep ball this season,
he's still providing a four hundred on base. He's still
got the likes of in Orlando Rcia along with Ossi

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Albeast Michael Harris owing at least to two ninety five
entering in Esay as well. Just one through nine. You
don't have any automatic outs for the team. But where
the Cleveland Guardians to have an advantage, that would be
in the bullpen once again a top three bullpen in
terms of VRA. Emmanuel class A continues to be one
of the best closers in all the big leagues and
they're doing this all with us. James Karenchak By the way,
Hunter Gadda says he had to allow and earn and
run out of the bullpen. Tim Aaron has a self

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one ra. Nick Sandlin has been it will give you
just a better season in general this year than in
the past. And for the Atlanta Brays Rossielglacias, he's overall
relatively said reliever, but we did see him act up
a little bit over the previous series against the Miami Marlins.
You tell the Tyler Mansicks still being bothered a little
bit by an injury as well. Now the likes of a.
J Minter, Dylan Leey, these guys have been very rock solid.

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Joey Menace has it, seldwenty Ray. But I do think
that the Cleveland Guardians are going to be able to
get an okay start here out of Tanner bib For
Tanner Biby this far this season, he has given up
four home runs in twenty four and a third innings
and needs to really kept down on the walks. He's
given up about four and a half walks. Bernian and
Ennings that I was a little bit of bugaboo from
even last year as well, but he does have a
nice swinging itself. The last year was able to provide
about nine punchouts Berni and Nnings, and I do think

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that for Tanner Biby is going to be able to
go out there and do just enough to be able
to get his team to the window. And I do
think that this is going to be a higher scoring affair.
I did sell my total at a nine point two,
so at a plus one sixty three are going to
be looking at the money line of the Cleveland Guardians
and on the sign, I'd like the over and we're
gonna thinks up with nine to twenty nine, nine to
thirty on the banning board. The Arizona Diamondbacks hit the
rhythm face off against the Seattle Manners. George Kirby is

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on the bump for Seattle and Slade sis Sony is
on the bump for Arizona. Arizona opens up a plus
one thirty six hunderdog minus one sixty two is your
number on Seattle. Seven half is a total over his
minus one fifteen under his minus one o five. Doing
this just as we're getting openers out there. I would
need at least a plus one forty two to be
able to take a shot on Arizona. This time, we
got posted up very late because we were unsure if

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it was going to be Sinsoni or someone else for
the Diamondbacks. But I think when we get more offerings
out there, we should be able to get the Diamondbacks
north of a plus one forty which would be my
bypoint there. So initially in is there, but I would
need at least of plus one forty three to be
able to do so. We shall see what happens on
that front. For so Sony, when he got starts last season,
he was honestly pretty solid for this team. For Sosnia

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was a little bit touch and go. I know that
he was the O a few injuries. He was up
at the majors, up at the miners. They tried him
out there as a little bit of a long guy
as well. But in the limited sample size that we
got out of him, posted up about a four to
thirty three or a. Did a solid job of giving
you a strikeouts per nine rate of only about seven.
But at the same time when he did a nice
job of he only gave up four walls in his

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twenty seven innings as well. Really good command pitcher, and
that's a lot of what Seattle prides itself on. Especially
George Kirby. He's given up only about one point one
walks for nine huntings. Now you'll look at George Kirby
with that five thirty three era doesn't look so great.
If you look at the events numbers of the field independent,
it's more round. At two sixty, it's given up just
two home runs and twenty five and a third innings.
Just has been really unlucky on some of the balls

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in play in general. He had that bad start against
the Cleveland Guardians where he gave up eight runs. It
just felt like nothing went his way. And I do
think that he's going to be able to have a
nice reversal here, especially in a pitcher from the ballpark
in Seattle where the art contact gets mitigated a little bit,
and that's big reason why Seattle doesn't put up as
many runs at home. You've got cal Rawle, who's been
able to give you six home runs entering into this series,
but pass nobody else on the roster. Let's give you

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North a three, and yet guys are able to get
on base. Raley, Ty France, Julio Rodriguez, Josh Ross. They
all entered into the series hitting at least a two
fifty five. All these guys at least a three seventeen
on base, but got like Savaria Polanco, JP Craft or
Mitch Garver or Luke Railey. These guys have been hitting
below them. No sign two hundred to Flopper Roonis in
terms of the guys that they brought in during the

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off season, and for Luio Rodriguez, but he's moved the line.
He's only been able to give you one home run
as far the season. But where the Seattle Manners are
going to be able to shine, it's in the bullpen
once again entering into the series a top eight bullpen
in terms of VRA They just find these guys from
out of nowhere, like they have been able to make
reclamation projects out of Taylor Secado, Cody Bolton, Trent Thornton,
all these guys give you a sub three five uri.

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They pick up Bryan Stanek in the off season and
Andre's Munos has been able to lock it down. Meanwhile,
for the years in a Diamondbacks, after Joe Mantiply was
really good two years ago, he's fallen off the mat.
Scott McGough I thought was going to be in for
some positivity has yet to happen. I like the fact
that they've now got under Sel Frank at the big
league blevel, but other than Ryan Thompson to a little
bit of a lesser extent Kyle Nelson. You really don't

(01:24:45):
have a lot of trustworthy guys. They're out there for
the seam, and I believe that Nelson has out here
for a little bit of an injury as well. So
not great to say the least. But I said, I
do think that for the years on a Diamondbacks they
have a chance to be able to slug their way
to victory. Got a pair of guys in Ka Tell
MARTEO the marte Parte at Lord sc both I think
above A three entered in the series with five home
runs apiece. Chris Walker's being able to give you North

(01:25:05):
with a three seventy five on base. He's been able
to supply some boom, giving you about four home runs
thus far the season. Now you've been having this Cormyn Carroll,
he has not been very effective, but being able to
get a little bit of something out of Peven Smith
as well. And uhen Yosrez the former Seattle Mariner, has
given you a little bit in terms of on base
just two one runs a ninety four Pats entering into
the series with Jack Peterson finding way on I think

(01:25:25):
that's baked. So if we can get a plus one
forty three or higher. We'll be looking at the Diamondbacks
in the spot I did somebody told at some point three.
I think that's the Sony does a nice job but
stifling the Seattle maners. I think that George Kirby doing
first some positivity as well. So looking at the Diamondbacks
at a plus one forty three or higher and looking
at the seven a half hunder. And now wrap things
up for the Saturday edition of The Baseball Betting Show,
now part of the be Some Family Podcasts. Big thanks
Rob Donaldson of Rob's Best Bets and YouTube dot com

(01:25:48):
slash Rob Donaldson for joining me in las segment. If
you do like hearing from this Time Podcast Baseball Betting Show,
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