3/26/26-Baseball Betting Show

0:00Breaking down every game, every day in Major League Baseball. This is the Baseball Bedding Show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson. Hey, former Frathello, welcome to Lovey Loss Vegas for the Baseball Bedding Show with myself, Greg Peterson. Now part of the Vison Family Podcast, we've got an excellent podcast for you. I didn't give you a lot of features on the podcast, yesterday since I parted through why I really don't do a lot of futures. You've got a guy that does have some futures, so to help you out, William Bore. He's going to be joining me in segment number two. We're going to be taking a look at some of the teams that he's feeling bullish, slash bearish on coming into the upcoming season, some of the futures bets that he plays in. Why, if you like the L.A. Dodgers to win the World Series, you have a chance to be able to wait a little bit on that as well. We're going to talk about just a few teams in general that he's bullish, slash bearish on it. Player two that he's liking on the board for Thursday and unlike the card for Wednesday. We're going to have many more games on the Thursdays and the final segment. We're going to get you guys picks and analysis on every single one of them as we touch

1:01them all. If you do have a question, comment, segment idea, what have you for this podcast? Do you have one or two ways for those in? First one is my Twitter slash X timeline at June at underscore 81. Keep in mind, L.A.M. they mean does that matter, so as for usual, please do send these into the timeline and the other ways find an Apple podcast review. If you rate this podcast five stars, it's very much appreciated in them from there. You're able to fire and whatever you'd like to hear on this podcast via that five star review. I always start out the first segment of the show, by the way, by recapping what we saw the previous day. So obviously this is going to be a really short recap. It'll be much longer tomorrow and moving forward. So a nice short intro to be able to start out the podcast that we're in sort of warm up mode. We're getting out of screen training. We're getting into regular season, just like these pictures that aren't going as deep into game. So let's take a look back at the first game that we saw of the baseball season. On Wednesday, try to find the trends and try to get to know these seems a little bit better. A game for yesterday is great buzz in a bow. Here is the rowdy recap. We've got zero overs and zero unders this far this season. Unless we took a six and a half with a massive massive overjuice, this was a push on the

2:05total and the Yankees. They did all the damage. Seven to zero. They take down the San Francisco Giants, expect a lot of pictures of me going like 80s, even as well as 75 to like 85 pitches and their starts in start number one. That's what we saw on a Max Frieden Logan web, both through 86 pitches and for Logan Webby gave up all seven runs in this game, seven runs, six of which were earned. No home runs for the Yankees, but they go four of 11 with men in scoring position. Ryan McMahon and himself a pair of RBI, Trent Grisham, he had an RBI triple of his own and for Aaron Judd, she struck out four times in this game. So that was not great. And on the flip side for the Giants, they only muster a grand total of three hits in this game as Max Fried was on it, six and a third and he gives up two hits, four punch outs. No runs allowed. Jake Bird gives the bird as he comes in for a pair of outs out of the bullpen squirrels, immediately would have all Brett Hedrick, they come in for a squirrel ascending as well. So the Yankees, they start out the season one and oh and the favorites are now one and zero in the season. Obviously, we've got a lot of data to be building up here and I'll be going through the trends

3:09and what have you throughout the season as well, obviously not too many right now as we've only got one game, but that's something that you can expect on this podcast as well. And you can always expect great guests, like I said, it's a very short first segment here today. It is going to be much longer tomorrow and moving forward, but coming next, I'll about if we do chat it up with our good friend, William Moore, who's great work over at Action Elekan, who joins me right here on the baseball betting show, myself, Greg Peterson. Now, apart of the Beast and Family of Madcaste. Breaking down every game, every day in Major League Baseball, this is the baseball betting show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson. Every bag you're going to be watching is for the baseball betting show with myself, Greg Peterson. Now, apart of the Beast and Family of Madcaste, this has been a podcast, it has been running now. I believe that this is your number eight and a man that has joined me for so many years and always does such a great job. William Moore, he's over there at Action Network, covering a little bit of everything, obviously doing an amazing job on the baseball front, but whether it be football, basketball, he helps

4:12out with a little bit of everything as he's the deputy editor over there. He's also based out there in the great state of Arizona, so he had a chance to see a lot of these teams up close and in person during spring training. You're able to follow him on the old Twitter, slash checks at the letter W, last same four, B-O-O-R, all together, and William, great to get you aboard. Thank you. Of course, Greg, great to be back. We got one game at his record, but full slate, all weekend, and we got a fun few months ahead. Oh, we certainly do. And William, I did mention it in passing the fact that you're out there in the great state of Arizona. Before we get into some features and just some individual, visual team talk, when it comes to coming into the upcoming season, how much slash little do you make out as spring training results? Because I think for some guys looking at you, Alec Mendoa, I think that we can figure out that he's not the answer for the LA Angels, but that said, you do have some guys that they sort of shine, some guys that they sort of don't and I do think that it's a very mixed bag when you take a look at the spring training results going into the regular season. I put extremely little attention on it.

5:13Maybe if someone is a young player, you want to see what they have, how they compete at the major league level, but the fact is spring trainings just different people are working on things, effort is dependent on the day. Maybe they're only trying to hit a ball the other way. Maybe they're only trying, maybe a pitcher is only trying to work on his curve ball, something like that. I think it's just hard to put a lot of stock into it. Shoot, I mean, they're playing a bunch of day games for a season that's primarily played at night, which is kind of a dumb way that spring training set up as well. I just really don't put a ton into it, maybe other than health. If someone looks like they're hurt or if they get hurt late in spring, that obviously impacts the thing things. But if you're just looking at stats or how someone's fared in the final week of spring training or over their past 10 of bats or something, I really don't care. Yep, I am right there with you. I feel like it's sort of like, whose line is it anyway? Everything's made up at the point so matter. You mentioned one good thing. If a guy's not getting in his work, it's a stop and start sort of spring training, a

6:13picture isn't fully bolted back up, then maybe have a little bit of concern, but it's all like, oh, he went three of 10. He's all of a sudden going to be Willie May's two point or anything like that. So very much agree with you there. And just taking a look at some of these teams coming into the upcoming season, shock, shock, surprise, surprise. The Dodgers are the best favorite toy in the world series. But outside of the Dodgers, who do you think is a team that could be able to wreck the apple card? And perhaps have a little bit of a surprise season this year? Yeah, I mean, the Dodgers are interesting. I will say to people that are in about the Dodgers, you'll probably get a better price at some point in the regular season. If they lose, they'll be like, you got a better price in the playoffs than you did during the regular season last year. Yeah, exactly. Like, there's no point in betting them now, even if like if we're just talking straight picks and not bets or numbers, yes, they're my pick to win the world series, but I'm not putting anything on them now. It's just not worth, you know, tying up your money for six months. As far as teams, I'm really high on the Mariners. I've already bet them to win the AL West at plus money.

7:14I think they're going to have a solid year. I'm also, if we're going to want to stick out West and the AL West, I'm on the Giants at over 80 and a half wins. Now, like, they're not going to compete with the Dodgers obviously to win that division. San Diego looks really good, but do I think the Giants can be in above 500 baseball team? Absolutely. I think they can pitch a kind of really like what Buster Posey is doing over there. And the GM role really like Web, so hopefully gets us a good start tonight. We'll see what happens by time people listen to this. And you can never discount a team that gets a bunch of games against the Rockies. Yep. Exactly. With the Colorado Rockies, not a team that I really want to take over their win total. I think the third is going to be a little bit better though my ass here, but that is not saying very much to say the least as William Borden does such great work over at Action Network is joining me on the baseball betting show and I'm so glad that you did mention it passing the Colorado Rockies because I've noticed this a last few years with teams like the Chicago White Sox. The Diamondbacks had one terrible season before they made it to the World Series.

8:15It feels like every year we do have a few teams that they truly do lose 105, 110 games. Do you think that this is just a new little bit of an aspect of baseball where there's just going to be like three or four like totally fadible teams that even on their best days, they just don't provide a lot of values. The Earth of $2 favorites. Hello, Angels. I definitely think it's going to be a thing that has been the past couple of years. I don't see why it would change this year. It's unfortunate because it makes certain games incredibly boring and makes certain teams boring. I don't know how many times I'm going to be on this podcast this year, but there's teams like the Angels that we just won't talk about often, which kind of sucks if you're a fan of the team, but it is what it is. I'm with you. I definitely think that this is going to be a trend that continues where there's some teams that just are god awful. Yep. Not so, oh, hoppy for Logan, oh, hoppy, which I mean, he hits up quite a few home runs, but man, it is rough and meant to say plus two dollar underdogs, not plus two dollar favorites, but I think a lot of people knew what I was putting down there.

9:15As William Borden does, subscribe, work over at Action Network. Join me right here on the baseball betting show and I think this might be one of the most fascinating teams in all baseball this year because they were the disappointment of the year last year. It might have been the biggest disappointment we've seen in the decade thus far. The Atlanta Braves have failed to make the playoffs last year, copious amount of injuries. They are deal with Spencer Strider and Sean Murphy starting out the year on the injured list, but what are our expectations for an Atlanta Braves scene that is out there in an ALEs where the meds have spent a bunch of money, but you never know what you're going to get out of the meds. The fillies seem to have taken a half step back and for the nationals, I just don't think that's very bright for them, but I actually see a little bit of upside for the Miami Worlds. Yeah, I'm with you. Braves are interesting because of the injuries. It's obviously something that you do pay attention to based on spring training. I kind of like the roster, but you're not really sure on some of these injuries. Probably, you know, a mid 80's win team, depending on how that division shakes out. Maybe it's a wild card sort of thing. I'm not really sure what happens with that team because of the health, which is certainly

10:18a tricky spot. However, I do know if the Braves are going to make the postseason, if they are going to have a year where they live up to all those expectations and become the team we know, Ronald Acunia plus 1,100 to win MVP is going to have to probably hit. I mean, if the Braves are going the postseason, you got to think he put together a monster year. So I've kind of attacked Atlanta that way. Yeah, but I do think that that is the smart way of going about it because without Acunia and the line of play season, man, that Braves team just was not the same team and it was a massively disappointing year. But a team that's also banged up in that division as well is filled off the fillings with everything lingering with Zach Wheeler. Obviously, they no longer have Nikasianos. And when I take a look at the board for Thursday, something that is calling my name is a plus money on the Rangers with eighth and of all these starting. I'm not sure if you have too many bets going down for the Thursday games, but when I take a look at the board and things are a little bit murky on opening day, but getting the Rangers at like plus 135 plus 140 with a guy in a volume, if he stayed healthy, I thought

11:20he was going to be in the running for the Sy Young Award. I think that that's actually really good value. I think that is really good value getting the Rangers at plus money there. I also lean toward the under on that game as well. Absolutely. Evolti's really good. I know we've got a couple people at Acunia Network that are on the Christopher Sanchez Sy Young Train. That game, I think, runs are going to be extremely limited. I think at the price point, yes, I would rather take the Rangers over the fillings at plus money for sure, but if I'm going to play that game, I'd probably play the under rather than a side. Yep, I don't blame you there, and with Philadelphia as well, hitting conditions just aren't great in late March, early April as well. When you get into the summer months, it becomes a little bit more of a launching pad. You always want to be checking in on the wind out there in Philadelphia as well, because everyone talks about it in a wrinkly field, but while Park number two slash three in terms of the biggest impact with the wind is probably out there at Citizens Bank Park, so I do agree with you on that front as well. And how do you take a look at the Rangers? I know that you talked up the Mariners unrightfully, so I think that the Mariners should be the

12:21favorite in that division, but I think that with the Rangers that are really nice second half of the season last year, ran out of gas when Nathan of all of you went down, but this is a team that I think could be a sneaky team to be able to get into that American league playoff picture. Yeah, I don't mind taking a Rangers playoff flyer at all. I think, you know, the Mariners, as we mentioned, deserve to be the favorite in that division. But Texas is really good, like you've mentioned, they finished the year or they were really good last year slumped toward the end, but you know, finished with a plus 79 run differential expected win loss 90 and 72 last year, despite going 81 and 81. So they definitely left some wins on the table. And if you get a few of those wins and they can get up to 86, 87, 88 wins, they're right there in the thick of it. Right there with you. It felt like they just had a lot of struggles from likes of Jack Peterson, Adolescar, he was now ironically enough on the field, out of your fillies as well. So I think that that's a lot of fun and speaking of acquisitions as well, who do you feel like we're some of the biggest ones in the offseason because don't think that Adolescar

13:22see going to the fillies. It's necessary to be cracking the top five. But as we know, we saw a lot of movement with like Alex Pregman going to the Cubs after they lose out on Kyle Tucker as the rich get richer with the LA Dodgers, the Milwaukee Brewers do what the Milwaukee Brewers do. They don't get a lot of an return and they decide to trade away a lot of their players. So it takes a lot of Milwaukee Brewers. But that said, were there some moves in the offseason that maybe one a little bit under the radar that you think are going to be paying big dividends this year? Yeah, I mean, you mentioned a couple of them. The one I'd say that you didn't mention is obviously Peter Lonzo. Yeah, I think that gets intriguing, especially in that park. I think that could be a lot of fun on some of his futures. And it just makes that AL East division really intriguing. Yeah, but with the Baltimore, as you want to talk about teams coming into the season, Jackson all day, Jordan Westberg, they're banged up, Andrew Kitchwich, Keegan Aiken, they're banged up. Fortunately, they've got some starting pitching. So that is going to help them out a little bit. But I think that that's a very intriguing team. And when you take a look at that AL East, rightfully so the New York Yankees are the favorites in that division.

14:26But I think that that's a division where you can make a case for all five teams. Perhaps being able to be right around such above 500 with a Tampa Bay race team that they don't do a ton in the offseason. But you know that they're always going to be lurking out there as well. Yeah, I'm with you. I'm on Yankees under 91 and a half wins. And that's not necessarily a fate of the Yankees. I think they're going to be good, but that's more of a play on the rest of the division. I think those games, those AL East games are going to be tough all year. And I think it's going to be a grind. I think the Yankees could very well win that division. But I also think just getting to 92 is going to be tough. You're right. The Yankees, very good. Red Sox, very good. The Blue Jays were strike away from winning the World Series last year. I know the roster is a little different, but that's still a good team. The Orioles we just talked about. Peter Lonzo raised kind of dicey, but always a solid team. If they get Shane McLean back at 100% though, that's true. Yeah, that's a big change, obviously. Yep. So I mean, I'm right there with you. All five teams of that division are going to be very rock solid.

15:27So that'll be a fun race to be watching all season long. And is there anything else that you've got a few flyers on? What size of a few bets on? Whether that be just individual games for Thursday or a future or two that you were able get to for the upcoming season covered all my big futures Thursday. Let's just go with the first game of the day. We got Peralta schemes. Let's go first five innings under. Let's give the first sweat out of the way. It's not even way to full game. Let's just do five innings first game of the day. You and me are both on the west coast. Let's knock out a bet right before like lunchtime even. Absolutely. Hey, for me, that's like a coffee. Breakfast bet for myself. That is going to be a lot of fun with Freddy Peralta making his debut for the meds. So it's almost like it's an NL century central brew. Ha ha out there as well. So that's going to be an amazing one. And William, I know that you love this sport much like I do. You do such great job covering it all over at Action Network. So I love to give people I don't know what's all on tap for you. And I hope people can follow on on social media and other platforms. For sure, follow me on Twitter at WBORWBOR and all my picks will be in the Action Network app

16:32at William Bore underscore all one word. Make sure to check out the app not only from my picks, but everything me and my coworkers are doing all sorts of baseball stuff. All season MBA playoffs are coming up. NHL playoffs are coming up. We're in the thick of March madness, which I know you obviously cover as well. So we've got all sorts of stuff to help help hopefully make you guys better, better. Absolutely. And William, he's doing such amazing work every single time. He joins me in one such great insights and did so once again today. So thanks to William for joining me right here on the baseball betting show now. Part of the Visa and Family podcast and coming back. Well, we got one game on the board from Wednesday. Now we get much more of a full slate for this Thursday. I give you guys picks and the mail says on every single one of them as we catch them up. Breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball. This is the baseball betting show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson. Everybody here love you Las Vegas for the baseball betting show with myself. Greg Peterson now part of the Visa and Family podcast always great to be joined by William

17:35board as such great work over at Action Network. Looking at this great game that we all know and love of baseball every single time he joins me. One such great insights and did so once again today. So big thanks to William for joining me in the last segment. Now it is that time of the podcast. I give you picks and analysis on our game on the betting board for this baseball Thursday as we touch them all. If a game is listed on the betting board, Greg has a side in the total on it. So it is time to touch them all. Do you know that as per usual any changes are made to these plays will be listed up on my Twitter slash X feed at June at under 41. And we're going to be going in Las Vegas certification or this is where in baseball. It's actually quite convenient. You go with the National Games first in time order, the American League games in time order. And then the Inter League games in time order. That's actually a pretty good way of doing so. Let's get things started. This is 901 902. It is a Pittsburgh Pirates. They walk the plank to New York to face off against the New York meds as Freddy Parolta makes his debut for the meds and Paul skeens is on the bump for the buckos and pirates are very slow and underdogs here.

18:38You're going to be finding them any word between even money to plus 105. Finding as low as a minus 110 to as high as minus 120 out there on the New York meds. So on scheme is six and a half with the over at a minus 120 and the under. It is at minus 105 and with this one, I'm going to be willing to lay up to minus one 13 year with the match. I did set them as a minus one 14 favor. I do think that this is going to be a very tight one for Paul skeens. He was absolutely amazing last season. But the one thing that Paul skeens didn't get a lot of was run support. And I do think that the Pittsburgh Pirates going to be a little bit better this season. But they were bottom 10 team in the big leagues in terms of just being of a career runs. Like Paul skeens had a 190 70 or a last season 236 feeling independent. Gave up a half home run per nine innings and a half strikeouts per nine innings. But the show for it had a hearty 10 and 10 record. So much to be able to win the Si Young award. But I mean that shows you where they're at right there. Meanwhile for Freddie Peralta. He had himself a really nice season last year. I felt like he was doing for a little bit of regression. But this way you miss stuff.

19:39It is still there from with the bourgeoisie. Your 10.4 strikeouts of three and a half walks per nine innings. 1.1 home runs per nine innings allowed. I do think that that goes nowhere because now he's in an even more picture friendly ballpark out there in New York. I think that this is going to help him out all the more. And again, I was touching about it. This is a Pittsburgh Pirates team that is less impressive with regards to our lineup. Now Henry Davis I think is going to come along for the right a little bit for my number one overall pick. But he has yet to be able to figure it out. Brian Reynolds had himself a so-so yearlies here. He had about a 245 16 home runs. You do have only a cruise who he can explode at any time. But you know, at the Mendoza line of a 200 last year as well. So I mean, he's got the boom. But still, that's not great. I do like the pick up of Marcel Zuno. Marcel Zuno over the last years was very rock solid. The Atlanta Braves didn't necessarily hit for the world's greatest average last year. But still, he was giving you about a 355 on base. What do you plus home runs? And that is an upgrade for the Pittsburgh Pirates. But I mean, you've got other these guys like Nikon's all is your trollo. Like what are you going to be able to expect at them, Brian? And now I think that there's a little bit of upside with Lyle.

20:40But I'm still not blown away by this lineup. And for the Mets, it's life without Pete Alonzo. As now they're going to have Brett Beatty playing day-to-day over at first base. They pick up Marcus Simeon. It was just a massive disappointment with the Texas Rangers over the last few seasons. I think that there's upside to emitting a 230. But so you've got a guy in one so to you know, to expect out of him. I know that a lot of people said he had it down your last year. Guys still hit for 43 home runs. 100 plus RBI with a 396 on base. Like, if that's about season, well, I would love to have an LNC center as well. But all right, Polanco. That was a nice pick up in the offseason line of boba shit. But shit was hitting for a boba through air when he came back last season. Polanco 25 plus home runs. So I do think that there's firepower with New York. I keep in mind that in the Mets stadium, it's very picture-friendly. And I see the world's greatest conditions out there. And I'm a little bit more of a believer in the Mets bullpen. They pick up Luke Weaver. I think it rocks out. David Williams is a role that I see was terrible last year. But I knew you were called two years ago. And he was with the birds. He was great until the Mets happen. So, hey, baby, going to the New York Mets will fix the issue that he had

21:41after the New York Mets seemingly ended him. And it's still, even if David Williams doesn't get back to peep form, much more trustworthy than what you've got with the pirates. Now, they're going to be looking at Gregory Soto long dead in Santana. But Santana was not bad last season. He posted up a sub to 25 year A. Got a little bit of upside there. Justin Lawrence was actually very good in this fall sample size. And we saw last season. But what are you going to be able to get out of you don't mess with the Johan Ramirez? Keep in mind with this being the first start of the year. Probably going to expect an ending less than what you typically get out of schemes and perolta. But even with that, I do like the unders of my 12, 6.3. And with the bets, I'm going to lay up to minus 113 on that money line. 903, 904. It's a national. They are on the road against the Chicago Cubs. Matthew Boyd is on the bump for the Cubs. Kate Cavali is on the bump for the national. Soto long scheme is 8 to the unders, minus 115, minus 120. Over is between even a minus 105 with the Cubs error between a minus 220 to a minus 230 to a plus 190. It's that number on the Washington Nationals in on the over, but I initially handicapped

22:42this above a nine. It looks like the wind is sort of going to be changing as the game goes along. It's going to start off going out and then it's going to be going inward. So I did have to make an adjustment down to 8.3 after I initially put that at a 9.3 by for Kate Cavali. I actually think that you've got a little bit of upside with him. And Matthew Boyd was wearing down towards back half of the season last year, but Matthew Boyd came to the outcomes, blazing last year for the Chicago Cubs, and he's cut down on the strikeouts for more. He was with the Tigers, but I still remember when he was with the Tigers, he was a strike out or nothing sort of guy. He really honed in on that last year, just 2.1 walks per nine and then he's in put guys on cheaply. He was only give it up about one ohm run per nine and then he's posted up to 321 in your A with field independent. That was born in the neighborhood, about a 365. So I like what he's able to bring to the table and then for Kate Cavali, it was a relatively small sample size last year. I called up, laid in his sensors, I liked what I saw. He was able to post up a 425 year A to give up 1.3 ohm runs per nine and then he was able to give you only about 2.8 walks per nine and then a guy that if I'm not mistaken, he was a stud out there with the Oklahoma Sooners dealt with a little bit of injury.

23:46So now he's coming off of that injury full bore and he should be all the better this season. But you have the Washington Nationals bullpen. The Washington Nationals bullpen has been as bad as it gets since the dawn of time. They're all lying upon seat over as Brad Lord, Guss Marlin and PJ Poole and like, gosh, Clayton Beater is right now the closer for this team. There's just no trusting in this bullpen whatsoever, especially with this being the first start of the season where the starters aren't going to be going as long. And I'm not saying that the Chicago Gubs are the most at least the vetoes of their bullpen pitching. They're in the back half of the big leagues in terms of bullpen ERA. In the second half of the season, they actually got off to a really nice start. I think they came with field bars that have up upside some three ERA line season, Daniel Polensia's a nice closer. They pick up Hunter Harvey in the off season. It was very small. So I emphasize for him last season, but I don't remember when he was with the Royals a few seasons ago. He was absolutely awful. But I mean, when he was watching the nationals back in the day, he was actually relatively rock solid. So we'll see what he's able to bring for the team. But overall, I do think the point going to be able to go a little bit deeper into the

24:47game than Cavaliant for the Cubs are right now. Do you have an injury to say Suzuki? He's going to be out of the fold, but you've got Michael Comforto who can easily slot in there. I think it's wrong when it's amazing to start the year last year, completely fall after it's back after the season last year. I think they get somewhere between A and B. I think that he's going to be a little bit more, shall we say, consistent this season, then guys like Danesby Swanson, Michael Bush, or guys that are able to, above a 250 for 25 plus or more runs. Keep in mind, the Cubs offense, then the first half of the season last year was really good. Massive fall off in the second half of the season. But now you're bringing Alex Breggman, obviously, with the lost guy, I'll talk her, but when Breggman was out there on the field, he was able to fly 18 home runs over the course of only about 114 games, provided a 360 on base. I think that he's going to hit really well in this ballpark. And for the Washington Nationals, they were looking to build around Dylan Cruz, and I aim for Cruz. It just has not happened for him this far. He's not even on the opening day roster as a starter for the same. So I and that just did not work out for them. Now you're looking at someone young like a Brady house, who had his moments lies here,

25:47but doesn't have to give you a lot of puff. Keep it or a wheeze. It's not on what they've been hoping for as well. Now, while Jake can be young in the off field, those guys are rough. I love James Wood. Like James Wood gave you good wood, 30 plus home runs, and then you got an upside guy, CJ Abrams, who last time he was at Chicago about a year plus ago, he was gambling a little bit too long. But when he's not out gambling too long, he's actually halfway decent. So I do think they get enough for the over because I really do not trust in this Washington Nationals ballpark. I did some of my money line price at a minus 203. If you're looking to lay a run af right now with the Cubs, that's right around about minus 104 minus 108. I'd be willing to go up to a minus 108. I set that mine at a minus 108. So I'm laying the minus 108 here with the Cubs run line and I do like this total over 905, 906. You've got the earth and a nine mvx on the road to facing up against the LA Dodgers. Yoshinobu Yamamoto is going to be on the bump for the Dodgers and Zach Allen looks filled up for the earth and a nine mvx. Toulon's game is between a nap nine on the a nap over his between minus 120 to minus 130 under his between email plus 110 on the nine.

26:48Because minus 115 over his minus 105, I took an under nine at a minus 115. I said my total is 7.9 was at gallon. He's always been a better pitcher when he has been at home rather than away from him. Seems like he iron out the splits a little bit last season though last season it was not great to say believe he supplied the team with a 483 ERA. Fielding independent was more in the neighborhood of about a 450 and I felt like he was legitimately a little bit unlucky last season but strikeout numbers were down 8.2 strikeouts per nine angst really ever since the team made the world series. It feels like he's been a little bit on a funk. I think that this year he could be able to bust out a little bit more in the second half of the season that ERA was more than a full point lower so I do feel a little bit better about him moving forward and has to go up against the death star lineup of the LA Dodgers. The best team that money can buy us a freight down because we all know what joy Otadi's able to do. He'll give you a 40 plus all bruns. He'll give you an earth of 375 on base. That's going to be very rocks off for the scene but then you've got Will Smith who's able to get jiggy with it. He supplied the team with nearly a 300 average.

27:48He was able to hit some bombs. Max Muncie is such a different spaker for the soddard's team. Like last year he had 19 ohm runs and he only had a 243 but his on base percentage is big and the soddard's team averages more than a full run per game more when Muncie's out there on the field rather than without him. Freddie Freeman you know you're going to be able to get out of film and even with Tommy Edmund on the injured list. If you've got guys like Santiago Espino, Miguel Roas, we're able to supply some offense as we know with Miguel Roas being the savior of the World Series last season. He's a big part of the team and he pies. He had a rough postseason but during the regular season last year we saw him hit 25 plus homerun set at 270 like this is just a locked unloaded lineup and now you add in their Kyle Tucker and for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, he was dominant last year, 249 ERA, fielded dependent to boot. He was giving you 10 plus strikeouts for 9 nettings supplying fewer than 2 and a half walks for 9 nettings like Yoshinobu Yamamoto actually had a little bit of a higher ERA at home rather than away from home but he's one of the most dominant pitchers in base ball right now and for the daughters, they actually have a healthy bullpen. I liked what I saw to Jack Dreyer last year. He was playing the team with a sub 3 ERA, Alex Vesia, when he's at full force, he'll

28:51give you about a 3 ERA. You've got Edmund Diaz at the closer spot, Blake Trian was not trustworthy during the postseason but I believe that there's a soul a little bit of upside with him as well. You've got a guy in Tanner Scott who was such a dominant player two seasons ago last year we did see the fall of them. I think they returned to that form that he had with the Miami Marlons and I do think that for the L.A. Dodgers they are going to be able to do a solid job here but for the Arizona time of access is a team I think can stay lively and when I think it's going to be a little bit of a lower scoring game, keep in mind even though it is Los Angeles even in Los Angeles it's not quite as warm as it is going to be in future months even though. But there's much nicer out there than it is going to be in other places to tell Marta and me not playing this game, he's day to day, he's in with a little bit of ailment but team picks up Carlos Santana, it doesn't really it for a lot of average but even at 39 years old he saw some hop in the back. I like Gabriel Moreno, Dolph Injury throughout much of L.A. season but he's a guy that's able in a 285. This is a time and back team that when they're at their peak they're able to be a top 10 team with the girls run creation. We saw Corbin Carroll after he had an injury really little season two years ago. He returned last year, hit 30 plus home runs, he looked rock solid, paving Smith as a

29:56guy that Dolph Injuries, he's back and now you've got no honor or not. I know it was a rough season for him last year with the San Luis Cardinals he's up there in years but he's still 34 years old and it's not like this guy is totally ancient. I think that the change in scenery could be able to do him some good. He's still a guy that can reach base relatively solid, I felt like it was just a bad situation last year with the San Luis Cardinals in with the Arizona Diamondbacks. I don't think that they get the job done alright, it's going to be tough to knock off the Dodgers but with having that gallon on the mound I'd be willing to take anything of plus money on their plus one and half run line. Right now I'm seeing that more in the neighborhood about a plus 105 I'm seeing as good as a plus one 12 out there at Cerca and that's what I landed on. I took a run after you're with the Diamondbacks, don't necessarily want that money line but I'm taking a run after the Diamondbacks and what I think is going to be a lower square game so I told it's 7.9 so also in on the under 9 of 7.908. You've got the Minnesota twins on the road against the Baltimoreals. Trevor Rogers is in the neighborhood for the Baltimore Orioles and Joe Ryan goes for Minnesota. Minnesota is an underdog of between plus one 16 to a plus one 23.

30:56Meanwhile minus one 34 to minus one 43, that number of Baltimore totals between eight and a half Betweenwohl minus one 20 hundred and a half. Emmy and I'll sign me out for this one. So let me announce another several times different to POPlay spot. It was terrible. And they found high düling on the charges, please have a set ofigner for straight through a tagged game. Nice score, give it a knock on the hook. I mean surprise. I don't fee less to know why David has an extra 10,000 to games that he could have played for 18,000 mide but he didn't believe it easy, or I don't. He'll give one higher score. That'll give him $20 points for 250,000. Nettings he's always been a little bit better when he's been at home rather than away from him throughout his career Gives up about 1.3 to 1.4 on runs per 9.90s when he's in a roadside search for venue But I mean so this is a guy that I think is gonna be able to go out there Give you those simple strikeouts per 9.90s and Joe Ryan did a really good job in terms of keeping things on front of them Lion season as well. It did a nice job in terms of cutting down on the walks in terms of walks per 9.90s Lion season that was right around about two So I think that he's gonna be able to do a good job there now who he's passing the ball off to that is big

31:56Question mark as you saw just in to open Dope out of sub 40 or a last year. I guess if that's okay They pick up Eric Orsay who they're gonna be hoping for some big things out of him after he was pretty sought But the Tampa Bay raised lion season, but you've got Taylor Rogers as a closer guy that there was very very slowly He tries to just utilize manipulation there cold sands, Cody Funderberg these were guys that were not great Lion season and for the minutes of the twins can they just stay healthy because Royce Lewis along Byron Buxen When these guys were firing also on there's back in the day. I am man these guys are so so lethal and man They're so fragile like Royce Lewis got into the first game last year I think he ate a first home running his first step and then he got hurt like you just have no idea But you're gonna be able to get there, but look at shawl was able to hit for about a 300 in the small sample size We saw it in line season I think that there's a bit of upside there they bring in Josh Bell who he's a very or nothing guy was pretty solid in the second half of the season Why is your first half of the season? He was just absolutely abysmal But I second have the season he was sitting above a 250 provided at all both figure amount of farmers

33:00Post all star break James Elman if you can figure it out because he had a nice hearty buck 34 with six home runs last season They might have a little bit of something there, but lots of question mark Rooksley, I think that you can expect him to be okay, but I have a lot of question marks with that lineup and with the Baltimore Else man, you have some question marks with regards to what you're gonna be able to get out of this lineup as well because Jackson Only Jordan Westberg they're starting the season on the injured list now good news is if we got Kobe mayo It's a little bit of a stopgap, but what are you to be able to get out of Adelaide Rushman who few seasons ago He was looking like he was gonna be the one the next big things in all a baseball in an injury Pikes season lives you're hit at 220 with iron homeruns recognize that you've reached base a little bit But that was not great Taylor Ward at 36 home runs with the angels eyes here But again a guy that was a little bit all or nothing doing bevers cool and cows are they're relying upon these guys We all seek some strides for obviously you've got Peter Lonzo's pie 38 home runs in New York And now you're in an even better ballpark for hitters for him So I think that easy to be able to give you some nice pop but his bullpen isn't all sorts of question because Felix But he says he's gonna be starting out the year in dirt if he returns at all they pick up Ryan Hulsley

34:03Which boy that was not great for him with the New York meds But we've seen him at full force two years ago. What's a nice closer? You near can out two years ago? One's really nice. Last year not so good to say the least Taylor Wells I actually like what he's able to provide. This is guy that's able to give you a sub three ERA They're converting him from being a bit more of a starter into more of a reliever I think that he could be an upside guy and especially a guy that can fill a few endings because you're not gonna be having starters go as long here in the first half of the season and for Trevor Rogers You have to wonder if the real Trevor Rogers will stand up this season because two years ago when he was with the Both Marlins and the Baltimore Orioles. This guy was absolutely terrible He went two and eleven with a 491 ERA wasn't striking out anyone like a man was all over the place A 1.7 strikeout to walk ratio and then last season he starts out the year at triple A He was deemed as a massive failure that they traded for he goes out there supplies a 1801 ERA Lots of half a home run per night and he's I think you get somewhere between A and B

35:03I don't think he's as bad as he was in 2024. I don't think he's as good as he was in 2025 I think he's gonna be somewhere between A and B and as a result with the Orioles I set them as more of a minus 126 favorite here right now I'm seeing the money line prices more around about a minus 134 to a minus 140 and right now I am seeing this twins from money line go up to as high as a 126 128 in a lot of places That's personally what I'm targeting with a plus 127 or higher good to be in on the twins on the money line So I told us 7.7 keep a mind again cold out there in the northeast part of the country So like the under 909 909 10 on the car. You've got the L angels They're gonna be on the road to get to use some Astros it is Hunter Brown out of the bump for these troz and Jose Soriano is on the bump for the angels so now it's game at his eight the over is between minus 110 to a minus 115 Under is between minus 105 to 8 minus 110 with the Astros gonna be lying with them anywhere between minus 175 to minus 185 plus 150 to plus 160 Then I'm around the angels if you're looking to a lay run at by the way with the News and Astros game that I'm between about a plus 110

36:05I'm seeing his eyes a plus 118 out there as well and I'm willing to take the run line here I need at least a plus 118 to be able to do so But I do want the Astros on the run line because I think that this is gonna be a really really bad year for the angels I actually could see a world where the angels aren't completely awful and Jose Soriano when he was on the road I see you're posted up a 290 area was 0.4 on runs per nine and he's a 590 area at home He was giving up more like one on run per nine and he said Soriano actually does a really good job in terms of keeping the ball in the yard The issue for him is walks you take a look at my season and he was supplying over four walks per nine And he's a strikeout to walk or issue of a 1.9 He'd not some self-out of games early and shock shock surprise surprise the angels pulpit is up and trustworthy over years I do think that you've got a little bit more here But Kirby 8's is on the angel list Ben Joyce is on the angel list You're like on Drupalme rants who somehow some way in a really good year last year with the cup with the cubs But what are you gonna be able to get out of him moving forward? They're relying upon Dura Romano as their closer right a nice hearty 823 ERA last year

37:08He was absolutely terrible Ryan Seperion is one of their most trustworthy relievers friends suitors A parodaco himself is now on the roster like there's just no no like what you're gonna be able to get out of them And then for the Ellie angels they were about a 10 to the terms of recreation wise here He saw Mike draw it out there But is he gonna get injured men game like even with Mike Trout? He did supply 26 home runs over the course of like 130 games last season who's as healthy as he's been since the covid 2020 season But so you only provided about a 360 on base you honestly expect a little bit more out of Mike Trout Joe it all he's able to set fire to the rain with way that he hits the R7 home runs But he sets fire to his home base for such a loss at a 300 We're gonna be very oh happy about the fact that he's got power not so happy about the fact that he had a 258 on baseline season So got a lot of guys are very or nothing and one the in conditions are not the world's greatest now up there in Houston It's a little bit more of an indoor park that helps you out a little bit It just don't know what you're gonna get out of them no one tune all was a little bit of your mr It's back out of the season last year and for the Eastern Astros

38:09This isn't the same offense that we've seen in the past as well You're near DS is the guy that's able to give you some pop but again Not a guy that's gonna draw a lot of walks into the greater of the assers You're in and you're out This is always a team that doesn't strike out a ton But they don't travel for themselves a ton of walks either Christian Walker was not great by season did supply you With 27 home runs, but that on base percentage was all the way down to 297 They need to work on that being a little bit better. You're not over as he missed most of the season last year What are you gonna be able to expect out of him as he's looking to be able to just get back into the flow of things Cam Smith Jake Myers. These are young guys in the outfield. That could be a little bit of your miss Jeremy Pena He was very good in terms of moving line hit a three-hour lives here I feel like you know what you're gonna be able to get out of Oceo 2v But the reason why I like the assers on the run line is that you've got a guy in Hunter Brown who is so dominant Lies your 10 straight cuts for 9x 243 ERA This guy was honestly in the mix for the saw young award throughout much of the season as well He's got really good home and road splits as well when he was at home lies here about a 230 year a in his home Starts he was giving up in that neighbor about one home run per nine and eights

39:11His walks per nine rate is right around three so he's very conservative with his pitches and for the assers It's not quite the bullpen that we've seen in the past. It's still relatively solid though as Josh Aiders going to be starting out The year on the endless, but you got the brine's brine king brine. Are you pair of guys that are gonna give you a sub three 35 ERA Steven Okert. He was giving you about a three ERA these are guys are relatively reliable now Rodeo Ribunjost they're probably gonna be looking at him He's not great to say the least but I do think that with Hunter Brown Probably being able to go a little bit deeper than mostly starters on opening day that the assers get the job done Won't take plus 118 or higher on that run line I do like the under semi total at a 7.6 9 11 9 12 If you got the guardians on the road against the Seattle Mariners as a looking overt is on the bump for the Mariners And the inner baby goes for Kalivalin Cleveland is a underdog hero between plus 152 to as high as a plus 165 Every dream minus 180 to minus 190 then our bronze Seattle total six half the over is minus 120 The under is even if you're looking to lay a run out by the way with the Seattle Mariners You're gonna be able to find that right around about a plus 120 even seeing as high as a plus 130 out there

40:12And plus 128 is my buy point on the Mariners run line I set the money line price more around about a minus 171 and I do think that this hotel's gone a little bit too low now For Seattle if you look at the metrics last year It was the most picture friendly ballpark and all of baseball and for Logan Gilbert He was great last season. Go with a few injuries during this season But when he was out there for his 25 starts he was giving up about 1.4 home runs per nine innings But supplied the team with 12 strikeouts at 2.1 walks per ninenings 344. You're able to lower field independent any 335 and obviously when you're out there in Seattle You don't have to deal with the deepal quite as much especially out there in late March He posted up a 224 home era and at home. He was giving up a 0 1 1.1 home runs per nine eggs Really gave up the deepal when he was away from home and for baby He had a little bit of a rough season last year posting up a 424 For baby the big thing was that the swing of itself was just down from its first few seasons down to body strikeouts per nine eggs 2.7 walks per ninenings is not bad field independent was right in line with that year aid of a 424 The field independent was a 434 in to the benefit of Tanner Bible

41:16You know that the bullpen is going to be there with Cleveland Guardians. You're in a year out They've got such a strong bullpen Now our deal of hunter gett is the only little bit of an injury probably not going to be available to start the season But I mean you've got so many guys Eric Sobrowski, Tim Heron, Cade Smith, Sean Armstrong All these guys are able to go out there. Give you good endings. Give you a sub 335 You're a but I mean with the starting pitching alliance here for the Cleveland Guardians Honestly, it was not amazing and for the Guardians This is a team that you're in and you're out there in the bottom 10 in the big leagues in terms of run creation Now they've got a little bit of insurance with Reese Hoskins I have to think that he might be in a little bit of a time cheer here with Kalman Zardoz from He gave the team 27 on runs But then do a great job in terms of move the line getting on base and when it comes to Steven Kwan This is a guy that is really that stabilizer finds way on. I felt like sometimes last year He was trying to hit a little bit too much for power. They just need singles out of them. They need a man on base Because when you have someone like a Brian Roqueo that doesn't have for power and it's for less than 240 That's an issue. I mean whenever you add out there the back of catcher and Olsen hedges

42:16You knew that it was not great and even Bo Naylor hit a buck 95 last season So you just don't have a lot of guys like CJK fits the company They're able to move the line get on base and for the Seattle manors even though they are in a very picture-friendly ballpark and now They no longer have it out and you can use what as what they picked up at the trade deadline You solve a lot of power with Cal Roy big dumper going out for 60 plus home runs by a season Josh Naylor knows all about the Cleveland Guardians He's a guy that's able to give you 20 plus bombs and it's actually starting to see a basis So yayy verily there they pick up Brandon Donovan Well, I think it's gonna be able to be a nice stabilizer for this same guy that throughout his career with the St. Louis Cardinals and so he's of all a 340 with regards to his on base now They are deal with a injury to JP Crawford so have to think that you're either going to see a little bit more Victor Robles or Leo Revas, but I mean these are two guys with some speed. They're able to find a way to get on base and Randy Rosarena He could be all or nothing but another guy that had 27 on run sliced season guy that's able to do a solid job in terms of drawing walks and for the Seattle Manors they've got one of the most dominant bullpen's in the big leagues I know that Andres Munoz sometimes blows some saves But I'm this is a guy that posted up a buck 73 lion season in terms of the CRA Matt brash when he came off of injury

43:21He was one the best set of men and all based on even some like an Edward Pissardo was able to give you 250 ERA Carlos Vargas They've got a very very deep bullpen if they can have gave spire look a little bit better as well I think that the Mariners have a lot of upside there I think that I be improves a little bit from last season, but I really don't trust them in this spot Especially with Eric Sbrowski deal with an injury I think they get just enough here for the over semi 12 6.9 and with Mariners plus 128 or higher Gonna be looking at that run line 913 914 it is the Chicago White Sox they are on the road against the Milwaukee Bros Them is Jacob Mizorowski It's on the bump for the brew crew and for the Chicago White Sox It is one Mr. Shane Smith who gets to start for them with the White Sox there between plus 153 to plus 165 Underdogs there between minus one 75-0 minus 186 then number on the Bros But they total eight over and under between minus one of 5-0 minus 115 that Bros run line more around about a plus 115 to a plus 120 and I'm taking a shot here on the White Sox I need at least a plus 160 to do so I'm seeing quite a few 165s popping up I'm gonna be one to take a shot here for the Milwaukee Bros

44:21They trade away Freddie Perolta they trade away Caleb Durban So I mean, it's not necessarily great to say the least with regards to this scene And Shane Smith in his first year as a starter for the Chicago White Sox Not shabby 381 ERA with a 4-10 field independent Gave up 1-1 run per 9-9 exam punchouts per 9 I need a young 25-year-old I think has a lot of upside in for Mr. Roskey Came on to the scene very strong like his strikeout numbers were absolutely amazing for the Bros With 12 strikeouts per 9-10s wild though 4.2 walks per 9-10s He's the sort of guy that can knock himself out of a start very very early And that means that you have to rely upon a lot of the bullpen for the Bros Which is a very good bullpen They now pick up Ann Elzerpa It was a little bit of a long guy for the Royals last season About the likes of Aaron Ashby who's able to give you multiple items He was able to fly his sub 225-year-old Emner Eurebae was Mr. Do-It-All For that Bros bullpen lion season They've got Trevor McGill at the Closer Spot He was very good as well But you don't want to be pressing these guys day number one So that's a little bit of an issue And for the Bros They were one the luckiest offences in all of baseball

45:23Like they were tucked in team it turns around creation But it's not gonna see a team that hits a deep ball too much They pick up now Luis Renifo Which he was hitting about a 240 lion season I've never been really a Luis Renifo Stan he's needing to pick it up For our Durban who got traded away in the off season Bryce Ferang is the guy that does a solid job move line And this is a team that does a good job Turns the ceiling bases You're gonna get that out of style Free Look who hit about a 285-290 lion season Christian Yelge He's not quite the MVP guy But I mean still He was able to give the team 29 Omra It's 100 plus RBI Was sometimes a little bit teeter-totter-ish But provide about 345 on base Nice stabilizer in this lineup Jake Bowers he was able to be solid in Indra Vaughn Like he was absolutely terrible last season With the White Sucks Comes on over to the Brewers and All of a sudden he's hitting again And then with the White Sucks Where he was absolutely terrible for I think that's a tradition by subtraction They eat no longer have the Wii for a bear out there Just felt like the stink was seeping into him They pick up Montaca, Miracami Hopefully I said that correct The gentleman from overseas And I expect some very big things from him They made a pretty nice boasting fee for him I do think that he's gonna be able to come in there

46:24Give this team a little bit of pop Doing a job at here as a move line For this team and then Additionally you've got Colson Montgomery We actually provided quite a bit turns back out of the season last year I really like the way that he's able to find a way on You maybe don't have a ton of power And you're back in 10E via season He was able to post up 20 home runs But this is a team that has won the best in terms of not striking out And all of baseball awesome to say is kid Have some good wheels You've got Luano Acunia That's a relation to Ronald Acunia And it's your home run size season But remember two years ago On that Metz playoff run You did a nice job Finally way on base And for the White Sucks Boop and it's so an issue When you've got shot new come coming out The bullpen and Jordan Hicks That's not great to say these But for anything to me as I thought was a nice find Jordan Leisure He leisurely gave the team a sub 4 ERA It was one of the few actual OK pieces For the same grand tailor He's a guy that was a relatively nice keeper Tarts back out of the season Why as you're as well I like what Shane Smith brings to the table I think that Mizorowski might be knocked out of this game a little bit early So I said it's all of an 8.1 I'm in on the over and Gain that plus 165 Give me the White Sucks You're on the money line 915 916

47:25It's Padres They're going to be playing us To the Detroit Tigers Drake's Google goes for the Degrees And Nick Bavetta is on the bump for the Padres So don't skim It is 7 the unders between minus 1 10 to a minus 1 15 Over's minus 1 to 5 to a minus 1 10 And with the Tigers Playing between minus 1 26 to minus 1 35 with them Plus 1 10 plus 1 20 It's that number on the Padres And I'm going to lay it with the Tigers Set them out of minus 1 38 I know that there was a whole brew Ha ha with Drake's Google And a whole ordeal with the World Baseball Classic He's still got in his work And this guy was dominant once again last year I mean For Drake's Google 221 ERA 245 Building Independent So I got a walk ratio of a 7.3 Like this guy is the most dominant pitcher in all of the baseball right now You can try to fight me if you want to But I think that you're wrong And when it comes to Drake's Google It's even like there's a big fall off away from him Like his ERA at almost at 2.13 It was at 2.30 away from home and away from home So it was only giving up about one home run For 9.90 For Nick Bavetta He was really good at home life He's an overall 287 ERA But when he was up there in San Diego Because he's a little bit more of a flyball pitcher

48:27He was really in peak form 236 ERA was given up about 0.8 home runs Burn eye and ending So I think they get a nice pitcher's wall We did see the Detroit Tigers bullpen last season I have some issues There were more of a league average team With regards to bullpen ERA But picking up Kyle And again Laying the season I think is big You've got a lot of guys Are able to go multiple endings Bullves Tyler holding a long brand herder I really like their top guys And I think that they returned to what they were more in 2024 now They pick up Kenley Jansen Gosh Kenley Jansen That's not great to say at least But I think that they can build it big enough lead Where if Kenley Jansen stupidly gives up a run or two That you're still going to be safe there And then with this Tiger is a lineup It's not one that's going to completely blow you away But it feels like everyone's just relatively solid Like Riley Greene gives you a 35 plus home run It's about a 255 He's your main measure for this team But the volleyball is 255 16 home runs Spencer Torkelson He doesn't give you the greatest on base But he got up to 30 home runs Lion season Dillon Dingler I like when I saw it a fan Lion season

49:27Parker Meadows is a guy that Really had his issues last season But he was the only thing to resolve throughout You still have hobby bias on the roster He was actually able to find a way to reach base Kerry Carpenter I really think is an underrated piece as well And on the flip side For the San Diego Padres If you got any lineup there Very much was hitter miss last season as well Robon Loriano I thought was the nice pickup towards back out of the season Santa Borgar is just a stop and worth the money What's a little bit better towards back out of the season last year I know you got 265 with the love and home runs That's not what they're paying this guy for Jay Carman worth okay in terms of moving the line You know what you're going to be able to get Out of Fernandor Tottis Jr. Mani Machado These are guys are able to give you some nice power And they do a nice job Turns it getting on base And they figured out the catchers file With Freddy for mean Coming over late in the season as well And then with the Padres You know that that bullpen is going to be there as well Throughout much of the season They were either number one or number two In terms of opening right They are though dealing with a few injuries Yuki Matsui, Jason Adam They're most likely going to be starting out The year on the injured list But Mason Miller after he had a little bit of rough go Of it to begin the season with the athletics He phoned it out there in San Diego One he proletists on that

50:28So you trust worthy but Audrey and Mortal Home is the guy that's able to give you multiple onions Jeremiah strata Had a really nice start to the season last year Was a little bit rough towards the back half You know, along our Robert Swarris out there But it's a San Diego Padres bullpen That has relatively good depth even with Adam And Yuki Matsui He went with a little bit of injury In the end though I think that Trix Google is just too good I think that both of these starters are going to be incredible I do think that the Tigers bullpen Returns will form that they had two seasons ago So set a draw of a 6.2 I like the under Now with the Tigers, I'm willing to lay up to minus 137 with them 917 918 It's a Red Sox on the road against the Reds As it is going to be one Mr. Ender Abbott Who's going to be going for the Reds And Gera Kurshe is looking to Kurshe a win for the Red Sox Who do find themselves as minus 150 To minus 164 road favorites And between plus 134 to plus 140 Then number on the Reds And the Turtles between 8 to 8-5 On the 8-5, the Under's minus 125 Over is plus 105 On the Over's minus 110 to a minus 120 Under's between even and minus 110 And I like the Under here So my toll at a 7.4 Would rather take the 8 Under at even money Rather than laying the minus 125 on the 8-5

51:31But that's up with Andrew Abbott I'm going to trust in him as well Anything above plus 135 Was a plate for me on the Reds As I recognize that Andrew Abbott Is not quite Wager Kurshe is Kurshe was absolutely tremendous Lies season Posting up at 259 If you only depended Was relatively in line with that As he was given up only about two walks We'll love and strike us Perniah and Annnings But for Andrew Abbott Feeling independent was honestly the world's greatest But still posted up a 10-and-7 record A sub-3 ERA For the Reds It's not a bullpen that assesses to a dominant But I think that there's some upside With some like a Tony Santino last year He was able to give the team some relatively good Annnings Additionally They made a few shrewd pickups in the off-season Beers Johnson is a guy that has some upside He was posting up at sub-325 You're right, Brock and Robert Was actually okay With the LA Angel's high season And I'm the only forgotten man I mean that guy is not great To say the least but crime ad-script It's actually found a home in that bullpen And for the Cincinnati Reds It's not a team with that It's certainly a ton of pop L.A. David Cruz Is Mr. Do it all for this scene But Cabrine Hayes Was able to find it after getting traded away From the Pittsburgh Pires

52:31Lions season I do wonder what you're going to get at the first base spot They pick up Nathaniel Low it looks like sell sewer It's going to be that opening day So I would personally prefer low Over a sewer personally Tyler Stevenson Spend a little bit of a hit or miss Tetra and Matt McLean He was just a guy that really couldn't hit For a lot of average Lions season And that's a big key for the Cincinnati Reds This Reds team actually average about As many runs per game at home Rather than away from all men It just feel like they might be a little bit of an all Or nothing team this season Game buyers who knows What you're going to get out of the outfield for them But and you he knows what else He had that massive year with 49 home runs Obviously knows all about this ballpark I think that he's going to do an H-job A mashing in For the Boston Reds Like no longer do they have Alex Pregnant This is still a really fearsome lineup They were averaging about 4.0 runs per game So the fact that they pick up Wilson Couturus To be able to fill in in the infield I think that that's big and Camel Durbin Had himself a nice year with a burst Not a guy that's going to hit for a ton of power Anything like that But moves a line He's able to give you about a 3.35 on base Some soul bases And he's young at 26 years old I think they can build off of that This season Carlos Narayas at the catcher's spot Was very rock solid

53:31He was able to give you 15 plus home runs You have Roman Anthony Now back in full force And when Roman Anthony went down with an injury You could tell that the Reds X just were not the same Again not a guy that's going to give you 100 million Billion home runs or anything like that But just does a great job Being able to get on base Putting men on the pond For guys like Wailer, Brayou Sit down on Rafael And company for the Reds X It's a solid bullpen Gear it with luck It's a nice multi-ending guy Danny Collume is someone that they pick up After he had his sub 250 year A And his stop's last season Greg Weiser Has been pretty solid in this bullpen as well And a role to shaman Was arguably the best closer in all Baseball last season So I do think that there's some upside there I think that's going to be a low scoring game Even though they call it great American small park It actually didn't play too small last season And I think that both of these pictures Are going to be rock solid And I think that Abbott is able to match up With Crochet in this hurdle So set the Reds at a plus 135 Won't take the Reds on the money line And like the others So I told it's 1.4 919 920 It's a ranger So you're going to be on the road Against the filled-out few fillys Could it? It's the first inch ass It's on the bump for the fills Nathan of all these On the bump for the rangers Rangers are a pretty good size underdog

54:33Any word to be plus 126 So a plus 135 Minus 148 to minus 163 Then number on the fills Eight is the total The unders minus 115 Over as minus 105 Cirmnessy Some seven halves as well Over as minus 120 And the under is even on that But that's it Whether you got an 8 or a 7 half Or saying got an 8 I do like the unders So I told it's 7.3 We were talking about it With our good friend William Borer The fact that Nathan of all these When he was out there last He's a man He could have won a CYOM award Like he posted up a 173 ERA He was getting 9 strikeouts 1.5 walks per 9 nettings 0.7 home runs A lot per 9 nettings He didn't at home He didn't on the road Nathan of all the At the humble age A 35 life season He was tremendous for this team And then you've got Chris For Sanchez Who he came into his own He was posting up Right around about a 250 or so ERA I love what he's able to He's good at home He's good on the road Strikeout stuff And he was able to find that Once again last year As he was getting 9.5 strikeouts per 9 nettings Keep in mind That he really Homed in on the command In 2024 But didn't have quite the strikeouts

55:34Now he's been able to put the full package together But for the fill of the fill Have to have a few question marks With their lineup now That they no longer Have Nick Cassianos out there So they do pick up The former fill of the affiliate Adoles Garcia Who I mean last season This guy's been terrible He had like a 226 With regards to a batting average His on-base percentage Life here was a 271 with 18 home runs You need to get more than 19 home runs If you're gonna have that pitiful Of an on-base percentage GT Remito's rocks on He always finds a way to move the line He's very good at the catcher spot Bryson saw this guy That's able to give you about a 250 average He's not gonna allow you with the power But he's got functional power He's got trade turner down for one who does a nice job Being a move line And then it just feels like with Bryce Harper It's a little bit all or nothing When he is hot He is the best hitter in Oh a baseball arguably And then when he's cold He just goes through his rough stretches And it feels like he started out Very cold the last few seasons So that's a little bit of it Now with the fill of the fill They did refamp that pull pen a little bit I'd like to pick up a bright color He was really good with the Cubs I was here with about a 2070 array You don't mess with it

56:34You'll handle it on I mean that is one of the most dominant closers out there In all baseball Now you've got a full season of Jose Alvarado After he had the drug suspension line here But after he came back from suspension He was absolutely terrible So that's gonna be that Doesn't need to be taken into account As well for the Texas Rangers They really underachieved towards being part of the season No longer do they have Marcus Simion out there I expect a little bit of a positive bounce back for Jock Peterson After he was just so bad by a season But having Evan Carter out there Is big as well Evan Carter was such a big reason why The Rangers won that World Series A few seasons ago A guy that's able to give you a really good on base percent He's able to provide some functional pop Now the guy that's gonna hit a bunch of bombs But I like what he brings to the table Cory Seager had a little bit of a down season as well Last year He was the onth injury Getting him back his big Jake Berger is never a guy that's gonna hit for a lot of average But he's able to give you some power Danny Jansen is a guy that they pick up after He's done his tour Another guy that doesn't necessarily do the world's greatest job Drives the move in the line But I think that Josh Young Who's still relatively young at 20 years old He finds it as well

57:34And I actually really like this Ranger's bullpen You've got Robert Garcia at the Closer spot Who is really good by a season Additionally, you've got some nice stuff with Tyler Alex Andres Able to eat anings Jalen Beaks is an innings eater As well Jacob Junis is a guy that Is able to give you multi winning So in terms of the early part of the season With the Rangers having so many guys Are able to go multiple anings That really helps him out here I think that of all the gives you a really good start So I'm willing to take the plus one year with the Rangers I did set them as a underdog A plus 128 And I like the underdog So I told them some points You're in I have things up with 9-2-1-9-22 The Rays are going to be on the road against the St. Louis Cardinals As Drew Rasmussen Goes for the Rays And Matthew Libertor is on the bump For the Cardinals Cardinals Do you find themselves as a slim underdog here Anywhere between about plus 101 As high as a plus 110 And between minus 117 Domines 125 Then number on the Rays Seven-half is a total under And over anywhere between minus 105-1-15 And I laid it with the Rays I'd be willing to go up to a minus 123 With them Drew Rasmussen Doesn't that say blow your way Gives you a fewer than eight strikeouts For 9-10-10 But he just does a good job of being judicious with his pitches

58:36He doesn't put guys on base Cheaply Lies here a 276-0 Feeling in fact was a little bit above that at about a 384 That's mainly because of the 7.6-ray-cuss Bernannings put Gave up one on run 2.2 walks Bernannings I really like what he's able to bring to a tableine For Libertor It feels like he's starting to put it together A guy that had a lot of upside Coming into the big league level He had a little bit of shakiness And like 2023-2022 Was able to put it all together a little bit more Lies here And 4-20-20-ray was in my opinion one of the more unlucky pitchers And all the baseball field He could have a 4-03 Only 1.1 on run 2.4 walks a lot Bernannings That's not gonna see a strikeout guy I think that he's gonna be able to find a little bit more of that This season But for the same lowest card And I'll swatter you're gonna get out of this lineup No longer do you have no Leonardo Out there no longer do you have Wulsing Terrace So they're looking at Pedro Pius Who doesn't even very well I actually really like a van-arrer They're gonna probably have him D'Age He had about a 285 and 19 on run size season No longer I'm gonna say I will give you a pop but he's about a 205. You don't know what you're gonna get out of him. Lars Newpars injured once again, shock shock surprise surprise. Jordan Walker had like a really nice start to the season three years ago,

59:40but he has not been able to find it. JJ Weatherolt is a little bit of a young guy that they're hoping is going to be able to develop as a young 23 year old. I do think that there's some upside there, but don't know what you're going to get out of him. Elz Brelson is probably the main stabilizer for the CMN for the bullpen. They traded away their main closer and Ryan Helsley and actually got a little bit better without a man. It's a functional bullpen like I like Jojo Romero. He's able to give you some 350 year old. Matt's advanced and it's one of the more underrated relievers in all baseball. He had a sub two year old ISEs and Riley O'Brien, Chris Roycroft. These are guys that are relatively solid. They bring in George Soriano. I think it's going to be absolutely terrible in this bullpen, but overall, aside from George Soriano, you've got a relatively okay bullpen, but guess what the Tampa Bay raised you? They always have really good bullpen, bitch. You've got Griffin Jackson, who is not great with the Minnesota twins, but I'm sure that they're working their magic right now to be able to get him firing at full force. Ian Seymorse right now listed in the bullpen. He's probably going to need to start because you've got Ryan Pepeo, who just hit the injured list, but these guys like a Cole Sools or Mason Inglard. These are guys that were sort of just jobbers. I'm sure they're going to go out there and give you a sub three or a, because that's

1:00:43just a Tampa Bay raised way. And for the Tampa Bay raised, they're going to be deal with injuries to Taylor Walls and Gavin. Looks, the Walls injury is probably addition by subtraction, but Jonathan Miranda is a guy that I really like. He was a little bit of injury last season, but when he was out there's flying about a three 90 or so on base 14 ohm runs. He's an underrated piece for the same obviously with the raise. They've had some unexpected things pop up with regards to some of their guys out there over the last few seasons, but Chandler Simpson is one of the better base dealers that you're going to find in all baseball. No power whatsoever, but finds a way to move the line. Jake Frailey is a guy that I thought was a nice, true pickup coming on over from these, say, Red's a long fee Atlanta Braves liaisies. And I think that he's going to be able to find a little bit more junior cam in arrow is a nice power hitter that hit 45 bombs last season. The catcher spot is so rough, they bring in Nick Fortes to be able to hold down the fork for the seam in the back half of the season last year. I think that that's an upgrade to what they had. And I do think that for Drew Rasmussen does a nice job going out there getting the job done and gets a cardinals line up that I'm just on polish on whatsoever. Somebody told us some play one, so like the under and with race won't delay to minus 123 on that money line. And that are

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