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fun day of baseball on Friday, let's take a look back at it, try to find some turns and try to

get to know these things a little bit better. A game for yesterday is Greg Buzinibal. Here is

the Routing Recap. The Giants still have not scored a run this far this season. 3-0, the Yankees

get the job done as camp Schlitler. Five and a third ending scoreless gives up just 1-8.

From there, you have Fernando Cruz, a pair of outs on the bullpened scores.

Tim Mill, Camille Utavall, David Benar, they do not poop the Benar. They all give you a squirrel

setting. Robbie Ray, more like Robbie Boo, not terrible. Two runs allowed in 5-3-0. They give up

a home run to Aaron Judge, his first of the season after. Yeah, that O for night number 1,

and then you had John Carlocen get his first home run on the campaign that comes off of Osabito,

who gives up a home run in 2-3-0 from there, Eric Miller, Mackage,

J-Bullflanda Squirrel, sending Ryan Baruchy, Ryan Walker. They both combine for a squirrel setting,

but for the Giants, one in this game that is certainly not going to cut it to say the least,

for the Miami-Morals, they do get the win, but they do not cover the run line for me.

Two to one, they take down the Colorado Rockies, Kyle Friedland, not long for this game.

Four and a third ending scoreless, a lot of two runs. From there, the bullpen was solid.

You had Juan Mejia, give you two squirrel settings, Jimmy Harrogate,

far outside the bullpened scoreless, Brendan Bernadino, and out of the bullpened scoreless,

San Diego Contra. One on and run allowed over the course of his seven ending score,

looked more like the guy that we all know and loved, 73 pitches and seven endings. By the way,

Internarty, along with Anthony Bender, they were able to combine for a squirrel,

sending p-fair banks, a squirrel, sending, and the only reason why you had to run up on the board

is that you had a fielding here in this game from Aviar Sanja. That was a little bit costly

for the Miami-Morals, but he did go three at three at the plate. It was able to atone for that.

The LA Angels, folks, they are now two in zero. Six to two, they take down the Usan Astros,

Mike Burrow as well, and you got Burrowed up in this game. Five and two-thirds endings

allowed. Five runs, all of which were in Mike Trelko's deep, second home run of the season for

him, and then you had a home run number one of the season for Josh Lowey. He gets low on that one,

Zach Netto a little bit later on. He gets his first home run season. That comes off of the

young gun and Ryan Wise. Now, Wise, that he gave up a home run in his ending of work,

you had a rodeo in Munoz, give you a pair of outs out of the bullpened scoreless, walk three along

the way, Steven Okert, one and two-thirds ending scoreless. You say Kikuchi, I say he did not last

long in this game. Eight, it's two runs allowed in four and a third ending to give up

home run to Yordon Alvarez for a home run season, but the damage was contained, and bullpen looks

solid, Ryan's F-ray on two-squirrel settings. Sam Bachman, Jordan Romano, they both fund a squirrel

setting, and she's still safe. A pair of outs out of the bullpened scoreless as well. You had the

Toronto Blue Jace. Get the job done against the athletics three to two. The final in this one has

for Kevin Gosman. He goes in this game for eleven punchouts, one run allowed at six ending,

it allows home run. Shay Langleyers, Shay Banks, his first home run season then, it gets a second

home run of the season. If you took the plus a run and a half with the athletics that was able to

get you there, that comes off Jeff Hoffman who had four strikeouts in an ending of work because

you had a drop third strike sort of situation there, but I have four strikeouts in an ending,

does give up that home run though. Louis-Louis-Varland along with Taylor Rogers, they both fund a squirrel

setting, and for Louis 70, it gives up two runs over the course of five ending, Scott Barlow,

Hogan Harris, they combine for three squirrel settings, but Justin Sterner, he gives up the

winning run in the ninth ending as Andres Jimenez, an RBI single, that ends the game and gets the

Blue Jace a win. These Seattle Manors find their way into the winner circle five to one, they take

down the Cleveland Guardians for the Guardians, Jace the Lotter, third home run in a second career

game, that comes off of George Kirby in the first ending, that's all that Kirby would give up,

did walk to, that's uncharacteristic of Kirby, but still gives up just one run at six ending,

Edward Bizarro, Matt Brash, Andres Munoz, all into squirrel setting, and then for Cleveland,

you had Gavin Williams give up three runs over the course of five, and he's walked six, not great

to say the least, Colin Loderman does not love up to his name, he gives up his home run in his

ending of work, actually gives up two runs in total, as you had Luke Rayleigh not go off the

Rayleigh second home run in the season, then against Gavin Williams, you had a home run number one

of the season for the second basement, Cole Young, for the Guardians as well, you had two squirrel

settings in this one from their young gun and Peyton Palante, that was his first career appearance,

looked relatively rocks all there, and I was able to help you out if you had the under in that one,

for the Tigers, they win the debut of Framber Valdes, five to two, the finals, for the San Diego

Padres, they did an okay job of getting to Valdes, who gives up two runs, one of which were

under six endings, he gave up seven hits, but was able to contain the damages for the San Diego

Padres, you had Michael King B, the King of giving up just one under run in five endings, but

did walk four from their Audrey Motohone to squirrel settings, but Jeremiah started gives it up,

four runs allowed in two thirds and ending Wani Peralta, out of the bullpen squirrel save a

Morgana squirrel setting, but for the Tigers, bullpen is able to hold up your Kyle Finnegan,

Kenley Jansson, the Newly Aquire, Kenley Jansson, and a manual de Jesus, they're all able

into squirrel settings, so the Tigers, they are now 2-0 to start the season, and for the Braves,

a really good start out of Kersale to start the season, six is zero, they're able to take down

the Kansas E-Rails, for sale, six squirrel settings out of him, from there you had a trio of guys,

Robert Swarris, Tyler Kenley, and Dylan Lee, Alinda Squirrel setting, meanwhile for

Cole Riggins, not the start he was looking for, four runs allowed over the course of four

eggs, including a trio of bombs, Ozzy Ozzy Ozzy, all bees, all bees, all bees for a summer on the

season, Michael Harris, the second get his first summer on the season, and Brooks Baldwin, the

reigning rookie of the year, he gets his first of the season, Bailey Fulter lives up to his name,

gives up two runs over the course of three endings, you did have a squirrel setting from one

Mr. Alex Lang, but at that point, much too little, much too late, so the Atlanta Braves, they find

their way into the winner's circle, and for the LA Dodgers, unable to cover the run line, but

they do find a way against the Arizona Dynamics 5 to 4 of the finalists, for Arizona Ryan Nelson,

four runs allowed, and four or two thirds angst, gives up a pair of bombs, Mookie Betts,

his first summer on the season, and you had a home run number one for Alex Friedland at the

bottom of the line up, from there the bullpen was not too bad, giving Inkel does give up a run

in an inning that turns out to be the difference as Kyle Tucker, the newly acquired Kyle Tucker,

an RBI single, to be able to break the tie, Jonathan the Wisega, for lots of the bullpen

schools, Ryan Thompson, squirrel setting, and M. Echin, not long for this game, gives up four

runs in three and a third angst, including home run, going deep off of them, Kital Marte,

of the Marte partay, for his home run on the campaign, from there the Jack Dreyer,

five outs out of the bullpen, squirrels, Ben Casparis, Tanner Scott combined for three outs,

squirrels out of the bullpen, and then you had Eduardo and Rikas along with Alex Vesia,

and Edwin Diaz, an newly acquired Edwin Diaz, giving you squirrels 7th, 8th, and 9th

Phoenix for the Dodgers, to be able to get the job done, and if you're taking a look at trendwise,

while we're getting a major league baseball, obviously a very, very small sample size,

thus far, but the favorites they have been raking 13 and 6 on the money line, thus far the

season, all but two of those have been covers on the run line as well, and then if you're looking

at the totals, 10 under, 7 overs, and 8 push as far, so that's what we're seeing in baseball right

now, and that's what we're all getting turned wise, coming next, about if we do chat it up with

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Johnny Van Azea board, he does such great work over at NB, he does such great work over at

Roto Wire on top of that, I know that he's doing a great job with the Breaking Bet Podcasts,

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week out, getting on that grind, he does a tremendous job on the MLB front as well, being able to

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Hey Greg, what's going on man, been a minute, we got our sport back baby, so we're getting

into some real good stuff here today. Absolutely, I know that you're a St. John's fan, so

got to watch the sweet 16 action. How long are we, what do you think, I bet St. John's

outright, let's go, the shock the world can beat Duke and if I'm wrong and they lose,

you know what, so be it, are they 7.00 dogs? Yep and I did not take the money line but I did

take the 7, so we are mutually aligned there, so hopefully the Johnny's are able to get the job

down there and hopefully we can get the job down on the baseball front as I think that it's going

to be a really interesting season. I know you're a big, shall we say, advocate of taking a look at

things like the rookie of the year market, the Saiyung market and just where were you able to find

some edges here in the Aussies and betting some of these futures. Yeah, you know, let's start with

the rookie, the rookie of the years because for my time in college baseball, it takes a little bit,

there's like an after effect that just really builds up the pipeline to be able to bet these markets

and it really started a few years ago when the college guys did I saw in 2022, really start

funneling in, you know, even 2023 for that matter. But for rookie of the year, man, it's difficult,

it's unlike any other sport because baseball, there's a waiting period. Typically if you're a first

rounder on the NBA, you're at least playing a meaningful amount of games in some capacity. NFL

same thing, but the MLB, despite how good you are, there's club control clauses, so it requires a

lot more finesse because there could be a guy that could win. But, you know, if he doesn't get a

call up early enough and doesn't make enough of an impact and now with all these advanced metrics

that are ruling the voting realm, it really creates a challenge of trying to find a group of players

that has a legitimate shot to put together statistical profile that could win as well as drive

home enough of a narrative because Greg, being in the betting industry for so long, you know there

is a narrative-based opinion when it comes to voters. But that being said, let's start with the

ML. The obvious choice is JJ Weatherhole. Now, I say a lot of this in regards to wait and see

for the reason of things can change. Nick Kerst didn't get the call up until mid-April last year.

He didn't really start becoming the favorite until right around July 4th. That was Kim Smith.

Things can change in a flash. Guys get called up. They can do a lot more in a little less time

and we saw that when Nick Kerst. So, for a guy like JJ Weatherhole's on the opening of the

roster, obviously that provides a huge advantage. I was huge on Weatherhole at West Virginia. I watched

him for several years so I knew how good he was and I couldn't wait to bet this one the time came.

And I honestly thought he should have been the number one pickover Travis Pazana with Cleveland.

And I was surprised he felt a single lowest thing. It was an absolute steal. So, JJ Weatherhole's

guy that can easily be a 2020 guy this year. Play really good defense. He played three

positions. Second, third, short at West Virginia and some capacity. And he is a guy that has

above average hit tool. High profile guy being a top 10 pick a couple years ago. He has narrative.

The only issue is five to one is a little bit short. But in terms of actual pick, I like Weatherhole.

I think this would be the guy if there were no betting odds happening that I would be picking.

So, if we're going a little bit more down the board here, a guy that I want you to keep your

eye on is going to be Charlie Condon of the Rockies. He didn't make the opening day roster. So,

his numbers somewhere in the 60 to one range. But this is one of those weight and seas.

There is no reason Charlie Condon can't do exactly when Nick Kurtz did last year.

For all types of purposes, they are basically the same player. They are both six, five power hitters

with above average to all field and can absolutely dominate and take over when they get on a run.

And Charlie Condon playing a course field is going to feed families, quite frankly.

So, this is the guy that I'd be holding on and kind of reading the tea leaves of

how he's doing in the minors for that eventual call-up, which I think is going to come before May.

And say 130 games, this kick can hit 30 home runs. No doubt about it. 60 to one something to wait on.

Now, in terms of the NL, there's a lot of talented players. But, you know, the Nolama

Cleans and the Conor Griffins, it's all well and good. But these numbers in this deep of a pool,

so early in the season, I'm not really rushing to bet. But I think with somebody like AJG,

Weatherholt, if you want a piece of somebody that can win, I think honestly you should wait,

but this would be the guy to take. I think Carson Benj is interesting. Certainly,

had a great debut, but I'd probably be holding back here waiting for an eventual dip.

Yeah, Ben, I do think that that is so important to be doing because timing is everything

when it comes to these futures just because they're posted up right now. Does it mean that you have

to bet it right now? And you're going to be able to find some great value a little bit later on

this season as well as we do have our good friend, John, even as he does such great work over at

Roto Way or along with the breaking bet podcast. Show to me right here on the baseball betting show.

And certainly, I do think that the rookie of the year is going to be interesting. I know that

Saiyong is going to be as well because a lot of people are overreacting to Paul Smith,

who's on the rough first start that he had, which, yeah, it wasn't the world's greatest first start,

but I pinned that on Ono Kruz, who was playing like a little leader out there in the outfield.

He's still the odds on favor to win the Saiyong. And I know you and I are both stains of Paul

schemes, but I know that there's a few other guys that you'd like out there in the national

league as well. How do you take a look at that race? Because I do think that there's a guy in

Kruz sale at 12 to 1 who was injury brutal last year that I think is interesting. It might provide

a little bit of value. Yeah, I mean, the analyst really tough because he got Paul schemes who's

who's not even in his prime end. He's doing what he's doing, which is incredible. You know,

maybe there's a little bit of value now. He's he's past four or one because of a rough start the

other day. Could definitely buy in on him. I like Chris for Sanchez a lot, but is he going to be

able to have enough strikeouts and a low enough, you're ready to compete with these guys? Possibly,

but the price is too short now. Yeah, I'm a moto. Does he have enough strikeouts? Is the

year ready going to be low enough? Because usually the key components when going against Paul

schemes who, even though some of the books don't reflect it, he's the favorite. He's the guy to be.

So Chris sales interesting, but really got to see what's good with him in terms of the health

status. I feel like the odds are a little bit too short in that season where he won a couple

years ago was maybe a little bit of an outlier in terms of what he was the previous five years

because of the injuries and time miss. And it's for me at the number right now it's hard to overlook

that. But really, I'm looking down the board, man, because I think there's going to be better

opportunities to bet this throughout the year. But Chase Burns, man, I gave him out at 60 to

one on my road to wire article for a simple reason. When Chase Burns is coming out of Wake Forest,

I said I believed Chase Burns has the higher MLB-sealing Paul schemes. Sounds ridiculous,

sound ridiculous than it still does now. But the truth is, when you look at a ceiling,

this kid is up to 102 and has, in my opinion, the second best liar in all of baseball behind

the Olympics, he's absolutely demonic 12-6. He's developing a changeup and a curveball into being

a more effective pitch around him as Arsenal. This kid can take an absolute lineup and

shred them. And the thing is, Chase Burns got burned last year because Tara Francoin put him on

an anything's limit. And assuming that doesn't happen, I firmly believe with 100 green glowing down,

he's going to be the staff before June. I think this kid has the ability to rack up

230 strikeouts if he is able to get himself 185, 190 innings with a low enough ear radio,

at least complete. So the number being what it's at is a bit long, in my opinion. And this is

why I prefer to say waiting and seeing might be the better option. And because I like Burns and

what he can be, if everything works out, I think I got to say no one on the clean might be in

that same breath because when they get going, they're really hard to beat. And if they get the

innings limit, they can very well put up the numbers. And I'm so glad that you bring up Chase Burns

as well. Because when I took a take a look at that anal central, it's just a murky division with

the Chicago Cubs. They obviously do lose a few pieces in the off season. But when you pick up

Alex Pregman, that's going to be able to be a little bit of a deodorant to that. But with the

Milwaukee Burs, who's my favorite team, man, they didn't make a lot of acquisitions here in the

off season as well. And how long do you think that the Reds are to perhaps be able to make a

postseason? Because on top of Chase Burns, I knew so guys like Nick Ludola and company in that

rotation. I think our rock solid. And I do think that some of the young hitters are going to be able

to find it a little bit more this season. You know, man, I've been waiting on the Reds to really

have that breakout year for, I think this is like the fourth year now. I'll probably write

something up about them. I'm still finishing my team futures on Rotawire. The article will be up

should be up any end of this weekend. The truth is that the Reds are going to have the pitching,

even with green, not coming back until projected somewhere in late July. If he comes back and he comes

back, even somewhat close to himself. But the truth is that the offense has just been such a problem

in recent years. I know South still works up and he's the next big thing and you got Ellie,

which is where has the consistency been for this lineup when they need to score runs? It's just

not been there. And the fact is, while the NFL Central is murky and Milwaukee's not a sexy team,

they find a way to do it. They find a way to get it done. Chicago Cubs find a way to get it done.

I'm not sure about Kyle Tucker, you know, we'll see. But the Reds have not proven that they can get

it done. And I think realistically, it's a tough ask for me to go back to the well with the Reds

again right now. This is a team that I'm always going to keep my eye on with the way they can pitch.

So maybe somewhere further down the line this season, I'll buy in if I see that they're really

able to make those adjustments and improve on the offensive side because I definitely think

their pitching is going to be really good again. Yeah, if it is going to be really interesting to

take a look at that entire division. And for the St. Louis Cardinals, I think it might be a little

bit rough for them this season, but we shall see on that front. And then with regards to the

American League, I feel like it's a little bit more open out there because let's go. What it is,

we've got the L.A. Dodgers in the National League. If they're not the favorite to win the National

League, I don't know who is. But that said, when it comes to the American League, it's a perhaps

a team or two that you're feeling bullish on. And I know that you've been taking a look at a lot of

these young guns. I know that you've highlighted a lot of athletics. But that said, how do you take a

look at an American League where I do think that it's very up for grabs. I do think that the

team or two that is able to figure it out with her farm system, bring these guys up at the right

time might be the team that really makes the most noise. You know, it's really funny because

you just mentioned the athletics. I think that's an interesting sleeper. Their lineup is going to

be top 10 baseball. Yeah. And we haven't even gotten to the fact that Tommy White is probably going

to make an appearance this year. Tommy White was an absolute superstar LSU. And he doesn't even

have to be a superstar. He just has to be decent. And I think he can be. There's so much talent

there with what they're offering at the plate. Obviously, the big thing is can they pitch?

And I understand that it's a huge issue. But the fact is they have some guys in the farm system

like a Jamie Arnold, one of my favorite players in last year's draft that I think can really come

out and make an impact. And you know, look, man, if Severino solid, if you get some good stuff

from Jeffrey Springs and a couple of these other guys that you're not really expecting,

they can honestly make a run. But in terms of being realistic, I'm going to go with the same

two teams one last year, Boston Red Sox, who in my opinion, I think it's probably theirs to lose

and also the Texas Rangers. The thing is that the Rangers pitching can really step up back to what

it was a couple of years ago. And they won. Their lineup is going to be fine. My boy White

Langford, I think, is going to be pushing for an LNVPC at the table. I'd say he's definitely

going to win or is going to win. But I think he's going to finally have that break out. I've been

talking about White Langford for five years now. I think that's coming. He's going to lead to charge.

There's a lot of talent in that lineup still. So I would say in terms of teams that I'm really

looking to bet right now, it's going to be the Red Sox and the Rangers like last year.

Yeah, by a due agreement with you, I so feel like Nathan of all the Hattie Seed healthy by us here,

he would have pushed for the saw young. He was pitching that well. Obviously not the greatest for a

start, but only one start. I think that he's going to be able to find it a little bit there. So

I'm an agreement with you on the Texas Rangers and I talk about teams that you're a little bit

bullish on. Is there a team or two that you might be a little bit bearish on and you might not be

looking to bet whether that be the futures or from a game to game perspective right now?

I'm telling me that Seattle is going to have a little bit of regression. I like Seattle. Seattle is

a team that I was really banking on in 2021 and 2022 and they let me down. And look man,

I know they can pitch, but let's call what it is. Luis Castillo is getting up there in age. He's

not the age that he once was. Logan Gilbert is very solid as his Brian Woon and they have

pitching, they turn out pitchers. That's what they do. But I feel like it's hard to just rely on

a few guys like they deal with Cal Raleigh and Julio and Randy Rosarina. And I know and I'm not a

big fan of what they did getting Brennan Donovan training during Angela of Sanja, the switch pitcher

who's a day one incubator guy of mine great get for the Cardinals by the way. But I just don't know

if their offense is going to be consistent enough. And I know Donovan's supposed to provide that

consistency. I feel like a Seattle Mariners team that had a really successful year last year. I just

don't know if their offense is going to be able to consistently do that unless Cal Raleigh goes and

hits another 60 homeruns and Julio pushes that 30-30 threshold again. Yeah. And we were talking

about the Reds and Eugenius. What is the big pick up for the Seattle Mariners late last season?

Now with the Cincinnati Reds. So that's a really interesting dynamic of things. And certainly it

is going to be a fun season. I know that you, Johnny, are getting set for it all. You're doing a

great job on the MLB front. But I cannot cannot go without saying that you do such a great job on the

baseball front. I know that the breaking back podcast breaks down the card week in a week out.

You do a great job in terms of taking a look at pitching rotations, which in college baseball is

very, very difficult to do. And you do so much more. So a lot of people at home know it's on

there for you. I know people can follow on social media and other platforms. Yeah. Of course,

man, follow me on Twitter, I underscore Johnny BTV, giving out all the info on my breaking bet podcast

as US or generously plugged in talking a lot there. And of course, my articles on RotoWire give a

lot of the written word. Some stuff that maybe I miss in the podcast or don't really elaborate on

as much. Definitely find that in my articles as well. Absolutely. Johnny, you're doing such a great

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go with the naturally games first in time order, the American league games in time order, and then

the inter league games in time order. So actually nice clean and relatively easy. Let's get things

started. This is 919 or 2. The Washington Nationals on the route against the Chicago Cubs.

Kate Ornny hopes a hero who for the Cubs and Miles Michaelis is on the bump for Washington and

Washington. Any word dream plus 179 to plus 190. Meanwhile for the Cubs minus 210 to minus 230,

that's why you're finding there. If you're looking to lay the run line by the way, that's between

minus 105 to minus 110. So long this game, it is 9.5. Under's between minus 115 to minus 120.

Over's between even and minus 105. And looks like the wind is going to be blowing out and it's

going to be blowing out very heavily out there at Riggly. So I'm in on the over. I did some

I total at a 9.6. I'd set it a little bit higher, but still very cold conditions out there at

Riggly. But man, I do think that Kate Ornny is going to see a little bit of progression

from last season. Like he was so good, but not necessarily. Shall we say the highest strikeout guy

for Kate Ornny? He had a post all-star break ERA. That was a sub three. In my opinion, he should have

won rookie of the year overall for the season. Nice year, 267 ERA. Zero point eight of morons,

two and a half walks, allowed per 9.9. So he really ended the season. Oh, so strong. And

for Miles, Michael, this is the guy that has become a human pidyatta. For Miles, Michael,

this last season, he was with the Saint Louis Cardinals. He absolutely gave it up for 84 ERA.

His home run rate was way up 1.7 home runs, a lot of per 9.9. He doesn't give out a lot of

walks. He's point one walks a lot per 9.9. But I mean, also only getting about 5.8 strikeouts,

per 9.9. He's a big giant issue there. And backed up, I have opened that last year was one,

the worst in all baseball. I actually think they're going to be a little bit better with that

pull up in the season. P.J. Pooin is a little bit of an upside guy. Bright Lord is a multi-anon guy.

He's actually very good. He's not great as a starter, but they pick up Garth Farlin. Now,

Clayton Beaters, you know, Perez at the back end. That's not necessarily great. And for the

nationals, they just haven't had the best be able to take off for them. Like they were really

banking on doing crews for the longest of time. That never worked out for them. Now they're looking

to keep it a weasel finally live up through his calling. As he was a part of the, I believe it was

Max Scherzer deal. Many, many years ago, James Wood, though, he's able to give you good wood,

30 plus home runs, hit above a 250, Lyos season in. Remember CJA from last season? Actually,

two seasons ago. He was out there in Chicago and he was busted for gambling at 5am. When he

doesn't do that, he does great job in terms of moving line as functional power for the scene. But

well, the guys like down my old Brady House, be able to put it all together. And for the Chicago

Cubs, you do lose Kyle Tucker in the offseason, but you'll praise him without experimenting with a

little bit paying to play a season. The power wasn't amazing with the Red Sox, but you know that he's

going to give you an Earth of 350 on base, give you some good home runs. Michael Bush was able to

fly 25 plus home runs. Lyos season, Nico Horner, not going to give you a power, but I need just a good

guy in terms of moving line, getting on base, it turning your 300. Lyos season and what you're going

to be able to get out of peak or Armstrong becomes a big question. Because now you've got Michael

Conforto starting right now. He's a little bit of a juvenile fielder. He gets pushed into action

because he's a zookey right now. He's a little bit of injury and for the Cubs, they add a really

good bullpen my season. Kyle Theobar out of career. Are these guys going to be able to duplicate that

in your Palencia? Let's up 350 or a Lyos season. They pick up Hobie Milder who I liked when he was

with the Milwaukee Bears was always able to give you some relatively good attings Lyos here with

the Texas Rangers that ballooned up or to a 3D 4 year A. But so a guy that's able to go out there

do the job even though he doesn't give you a whole bunch of strikeouts. Do think that for the Cubs,

they do find a way to be able to get the job done here as I did set them on the run line.

At a minus 113, I just can't bring myself to trusting a miles. Michael is going to be in on that

total under and up to minus 112 is when I'm laying on that Cubs run line. 9-3-904, you've got

the Rockies on the road against Miami Marlins. It is 180 Perez on the bump for the fish and

Michael Lorenzen goes for the Colorado Rockies. Rockies who find themselves as a sizable underdog

hero between plus 155 to a plus 160 minus 180 to minus 190 is a number on the Miami Marlins.

And if you're looking to lay a run af with Miami that's a bright run about seeing as high as

a plus 135 as low as a plus 115 total seven half over as minus 115 under as minus 105. I'm taking

the Marlins on the run line. I set that at a plus 116. Don't want to lay the money line because I

just think that the Colorado Rockies once again are going to be absolutely terrible. Once again,

now I do like for the Colorado Rockies Hunter Goodman at the catcher spot 25 plus one runs.

I actually hit on the road. But for the Colorado Rockies, 2.7 runs per game away from home

diocese and deadlice in terms of batting average and on base percentage away from them. These

guys just do not hit when they're away from Cours Field. It's just one of those things where they

come down from elevation. This actually helps them out the fact that you don't have the show we say

up and down from elevation right now. But that is going to be very costly for the scene moving

forward. And then they were lying behind some young guys that I just don't know if I'm feeling

with them. You've got TJ Rumfield. Well, I think that's a little bit of upside. You did have a few

home runs. Her back half a last season from Kyle Carroll sets of relation to Eric Harris. But

so these are a lot of guys are very unproven. So you have a lot of question mark there. And then

then on the flip side for the Miami Marlins, you've got Jacob Marcy. I really like. I think that he's

got a little bit of upside to him. Augustin or Miras was able to give you some power not necessarily

like a supermash or anything like that. But a guy that was able to give you 20 plus home runs

last season for the Miami Marlins as well. I do think that there's quite a bit of upside with

the top lineup having Austin Slater now in the fold. He's got that's able to give you some singles.

They have been deal with a few injuries with I know Xavier Edwards has always been a guy that's

been able to do a good job getting on base. They've got them a little bit lower on the lineup now. But

he was able for north of a 275 last year and only Cassie. He was a showy say up and coming guy

for the Chicago Cubs last season. I think that he's got quite a bit of upside as well. I do think

that for the Miami Marlins offense is still going to be relatively rough this season. Michael

is actually a respectable pitcher for the Colorado Rockies. Now we'll see if Colorado because

we have to pitch an elevation that just essentially destroys his confidence. We see it with so many

different guys. But Lorenzo and my season was presentable. He was posting up a 464-year-a 459

field independent. The big thing for him is that he was able to strike out his up last season up

to about 8.1 straight cuts to 2.5 blocks per 9x. Just gave up the deep one. 1.6 home runs

per 9x. But this Miami Marlins scene really doesn't hit a lot of bombs and then eerie Perez.

I think that he's got a lot of upside. He was amazing out there in Miami last season guy that

last season. He was posting up overall 4.25-year-a. But that field independent was more

around about a 367-10 straight cuts to 3.5 blocks per 9x. And just was a much better pitcher when

he was at home rather than away from home. And he's in year number two coming off a major surgery as well.

That's a bit of upside at home last year. Gave up one home run in 43. And he's 2.93. So I think

that you're going to get a little bit of a lower scoring game. I did semi-tronally here at a

7.2 with the Marlins run line. I'm also going to take a shot on the 7.5 to the under as well.

905. 906. You've got the Mets. They're going to be playing mostly Pittsburgh Pirates as you've

got one Mr. Mitch Keller on the bump for the buckos and David Peterson. Great name. He goes for the

Mets. It's a allows game between 7.5 to 8. On the 8, the unders mince 115, the overs mince 105, and

on the 7.5, overs mince 115, unders mince 105 with the Mets. There any work between mince 153 to

mince 165, favorites? Air between plus 135 to plus 145, that number on Pittsburgh. If you're

looking to lay a run-off with the Mets by the way, plus 135, and that's what I'm looking to do.

I did semi-run line price at a plus 129 for David Peterson. Did post up in the area that was

a little bit north of four last season, but he was one of the more unlucky pitchers in all of

these spots. He was supplying the team with only about a half home run allowed. Per nine,

nettings was able to eat some relatively good nettings and at a 4.22 year A, but a 3.48

and now gets to go up against a Pittsburgh Pirates lineup that it should be better this year.

You bring in Marcel Zunigad that was able to 30 plus home runs last few seasons was really the

lone guy for the M-line of race. Overlice two seasons that didn't completely play him out,

but for the pirates, 3.6 runs per game. Last season, dead sync and last in all baseball, Brian

Reynolds. I think that he returns to form a little bit more last season. He was just absolutely

awful for this scene as he had about a 245 with 16 home runs. They no longer have Andrew McCutchen

though and only all crews. While he had 20 home runs last season, he had at the Mendoza line of

200 just all sorts of issues there. Nick Gonzalez never really has been able to find it less than a

300 on base with just five home runs last season. They traded away Cabriner. So got a lot of

question mark with his Pirates lineup. And then for the New York meds, obviously you've got one.

So a lot of people said that he had a down year last year. Give me a darn near 400 on base with 43

home runs. That's absolutely insane. After a down year for Francisco Alvarez and he didn't have

it down year. He was able to home run day number one. Bright Bady was able to have three RBI

Francisco Lindor always has been a little bit hot and cold. And I know that he's started out

a few seasons a little bit more cold. But last season, about a 350 on base 31 home runs. So

he still finds way to be able to get the job done. And for the meds, they are going to be in a

little bit of transition with the bullpen because no longer do they have the main closer in Edwin

Diaz. But you know, bring in Luke Weaver, who is one of the better shall we say set up man,

slash closers in all baseball. I see some Devon Williams was rough with the New York Yankees

last season. But I in the team that really ended him was a meds. Maybe this is going to be

wearing everything full circle two years ago. Prior to giving up that home run to peel

lawns, okay, he was one of the best closers in all baseball us covers. Open is able to give you

some good endings as well. And for the Pittsburgh Pirates, not really feeling this bullpen,

you've got Justin Lawrence and Dennis Santana who were solid by season. Dennis Santana sub 275

year a Gregory Sodos. A guy that I've learned to very much not trust to save the least by season.

He was playing about a 442 ERA. It was giving up a lot of heart contact. His walks rate was

up by a season. So that's a little bit of an issue. Isaac Matson is able to give you some

relative of a good endings, but you're on Ramirez. He's another guy that I really don't trust in.

And for Mitch Keller, he just really doesn't wow you in any way. I thought that his wing

and miss stuff was going to be going up and up as the seasons went along. But it's actually gone

down. He posted up here than he straight gots for nine eggs by a season. Overall 419 ERA 402

field independent. Well, I gave up about 1.1 on runs per nine eggs, but some points of

trick cuts per nine last season was a career low for a man. Do you think that the bats get him

here? Did somebody told some points seven here at the eight? I like the under and the run line

of the bats 907 908. The years under 9Mbacks are going to be on the road facing off against

the LA Dodgers. Tyler Glance, how it's on the bump for the Dodgers. And what are you guys

goes for the years under 9Mbacks? Diamondbacks, very sizable underdogs here. Any work between

plus 190 to a plus to 10 minus 240 to minus 250. That number on the LA Dodgers,

so on this game is 8.5. Seeing a nine out there as well, that under is minus 120 to be over

as even on the 8.5. Over is between minus 115 to minus 120 and the under. That is any

work between even a minus 105. And if you're looking at the run line of the Dodgers,

that's pretty much minus 110 across the board. And I am going to be willing to lay that run line.

I was willing to go up to a minus 11. So right at that by point, but that's up for Tyler Glance.

So I do think that the command is going to be better than it was a season ago. Last year 4.3

blocks per nine eggs, two seasons ago though. That was more like 2.4 blocks per nine. He's

still with a few injuries over the last few seasons, but so good swing and miss guy.

Ten and a half straight cuts per nine. And he's recognizing you do have an errors under 9Mbacks.

Seem though, it's the top 10 team in terms of run creation last year. But much of that was thanks

to Angelina Suarez and what he was able to do. They trade him away at the trade deadline.

And he's self-corporate carols. They will give you 30 plus home runs. He's going to be

rock solid. And I always love Katal Marte of the Marte part day. He always gives you an

north of 275 average. He gives you 25 plus home runs. You know what you're going to be able to get out

of him. No one there or not. Does he have anything left in the tank? I think that that's a very

valuable question because last year, just Adam had to fall off with the same lowest cardinal set

and on base per se. That's just a 289. So that's a little bit of an issue, but you know what he's

going to be able to provide with the guards and gloves and for the errors under 9Mbacks. Also,

big question. What are you going to be able to get out of this bullpen? The bullpen has been so

awful over the last few seasons. AJ Puck is on the 60 day injury lesson. He's one of the more

underrated relievers on all baseball. They're kicking the tires on Jonathan the last

ago after he had a few rough seasons with the New York Yankees. Taylor Clark is a guy that I think

has a little bit of upside. Ryan Thompson with things are rocking and rolling. He's okay,

but Pulse C, well, after they traded for him many years ago from the Seattle man. It's not just

if he's not worked out for this team. C, well, by a season, he was with the Diamondbacks two

seasons ago. Ryan's here, posted up about a 450 80 R.A. between two squads. It's not necessarily

amazing to say the least. And then you've got for the L.A. Dodgers, but I'd like to call the dust

star lineup. So Tony's going to give you 40 plus home runs. He's going to do a great job finding

a way to move the line, get on base, but Max Muncie, he is such a big key for this team.

When he was out of the lineup by a season, they average more than a full run less per game than

what he was in it. He's on S3, the biggest basher in the world, but it just feels like he helps out

guys to be able to get better at best. Will Smith gets jiggy with it. He'll give you 25 plus home

runs. It's our new earth runner. They pick up Kyle Tucker in the off season. No, they do have a

little bit of issue at the second base spot. Right now Alex Friedland is making serves for them,

but I'm really other than that. That's a low worth that they've got. And I do think that for

the L.A. Dodgers, this bullpen is going to be much better this season. Tanner Scott added down

your last year, two years ago, he's posting up in sub three or a they pick up Edwin Diaz,

Jack Dreyer. He was supplying the team with a sub three 25 year. Blake Trian was awful last year,

but I think that he's going to be able to find it as well. So do think that you get Dodgers

domination year, especially with Edward or Rodriguez, posting up about a 503 ERA L.A. season,

gave up all home run enough per nine nights. The fielding, depending more on about 455 shows that

he might be doing for a little bit of positivity. And on the road, he was posting up about 9.8

straight cuts per nine. And so I think that that's just enough for you to get the under. So I

told it at 8.2 and fourth to Dodgers won to lay the minus 110 run line 9.9.9.10. You've got the

athletics. They're going to be on the road against the blue jays. Don't cease. It's on the bump

for the jays and Jeffrey Springs goes for the athletics and the athletics do find themselves

as a pretty good size underdog. You're going to be getting them air between plus one 44 to a plus

160 and between minus 172 to minus 190. The number on Toronto, the total of eight and half

under is between minus 110 to even money. The over is any between actually minus 105 to minus 120. So

juice is a little bit over the place. You pick your poison. I personally like the under in this

spot. So I told it at 8.2 and with a blue jays with regards to the run line, I was willing to take

about a plus 128 or higher. Right now I'm seeing as high as a plus 130 out there. So I would be willing

to dive in on that run line for Dylan C's. He had a rough season lies here with north of Fort

ERA. But once again, the fielding independent numbers are very much there. He's got some of the best

shall we say off speed stuff. In all base one, he was still getting his straight cuts.

Why a season for Dylan C's. Why he did post up that 455 year a 356 field independent.

Loving S-Rikeouts for nine eggs needs to work on the walks 3.8 walks per nine eggs and the

blue jays bullpen up against it a little bit because you're dealing with the injury to Yumi Garcia.

That's a little bit rough, but so you're are going to have some nice guys to be able to hold down

the Fort Jeff Hoffman after he had a rough season lies here during the regular season. Really

founded in the post season, Brandon Little, Louis Louis Varlin. I think that these guys are going to

be able to step up and they pick up Tyler Rogers in the offseason. And I expect a big year from

this offense. Don't call Zayn Balley under Kirk. He really came alive during the post season.

And it's always been a north of 275 hitter flagger or junior, just 23 year so home runs are in the

regular season lies here, but absolutely exploded in the month of October. And then you've got Andre

Semenes who he had just a two tendering the regular season lies here. But I think that there's a

little bit of upside with him as well. After he was a guy that was a little bit otter cold with the

Cleveland Guardians. Few seasons ago, Dom Varsho is a guy that really hit for a bunch of power

lies here. 20 home runs and only about 250 or so at best. Not necessarily a guy that's going to hit

for a lot of average, sub 300 on base, but he's able to give you some power and he does a great

job out there in the field as well. And then on the flip side, you got a guy in Jeffrey Springs who

was a much better pitcher when he was away from home rather than at home, which you found that a lot

with the athletic pitchers lies season because Sacramento, obviously, one of the most shall we say

hitter friendly ballpark that we have ever seen. And that's going to be going away after next season,

but that's up for Springs. 481 All-Mira, 345 ERA on the road. And on the road, he was only

giving up about 1.1 on runs per nine innings. The walks per nine rate was around three. So

he was able to do a pretty formidable job. Here's the issue that he got for the athletic. So what

are you going to be able to get out of this bullpen because Mason Miller and Lucas Ursage were the

main pieces for that bullpen. They traded both away at the trade deadline A season ago. So now

they're lying upon Justin Stern or Elvis Alvarado. Hogan Harris is right now your clothes are

he posted up like a four year A Mark Lighter Junior. Well, he was lightering up games for the

two year Yankees to say Lisa. Don't have a lot of faith there, but this lineup is going to be

able to match. Shay Languayers, Shay Banks for 30 plus home runs, Jeff McNeil's the guy that they

picked up in the off season. Nick Kurtz hit above a 300 with 25 plus home runs last season. Lawrence

Baller had a little bit of a down season, but you know that he's got some power. Brent Rooker,

25 plus home runs, Tyler Sarderson pulled down a little bit from his outstart A season. Yo,

it's another guy that is able to give you a whole bunch of power. I do think that for the

athletics, they're going to do a solid job with their just overall lineup. But that said,

I think that Dylan C's has a little bit of bounce back season. If we can get a plus 128 or higher

on that run line, we'll only lay it with the blue J's on the run line. And with Kurtz's

total, I do like the under because I think that C's gives a good start. So my total at an 8.2,

9.11, 9.12. It is the twins on the road against the Baltimore else. Kyle Radish is on the bum for

Baltimore. Does don't call Milton Bradley is on the bum for a minute. So then with Minnesota,

you're going to be finding them as a underdog of anywhere between plus 135 to plus 140.

Meanwhile, minus 153 to minus 163 is that number on Baltimore 7.5. It's a total

over is between minus 115 to minus 125. Under is between minus 105 to a plus 105. And with this

total, I said my total at 9.2, I'm going to be in on the over. Taj Bradley with the Minnesota

twins after he got dealt there in the back half of the season last year. 661 ERA with 1.7

home runs per 9.10. I recognize that the conditions aren't the world's greatest out there.

In Baltimore right now, it's a little bit cooler, but I do think that this is going to be a nice

game for offense. Even though Kyle Radish was really good by a season, in his small sample size,

253 ERA across his six starts, he was getting over 13 strikeouts per 9.9. But again, very small

sample size. So do you have to have a few question marks. That's how real that was. I think that he's

going to have a good year. And for the Minnesota twins, certainly a team that traded away just a lot

of pieces at the trade deadline. Liza's about Lucas Shaw. I think as some upside, he was able to

get a three hour Liza season. Josh Bell was much better in the second half of the season

last year as well. Like his first half of the season with the Washington Nationals, he was

absolutely terrible. And I'm not going to say that this guy was amazing or anything like that.

Liza season a 239 average with 22 home runs, but both saw a break. He was hitting above a 250.

He was able to much of his home runs in the second half of the season as well. So a little bit

of upside there. You do have a few guys that are at their peak. Just really, really good players

and generalize. I mean, for Byron Bucks and if this guy wouldn't get hurt, he'd be an MVP candidate

in my opinion. Royce Lewis weighed on Liza season, but I think that he's going to be able to find

it this season. So I do think that there's some upside with the twins in this lineup. But both

of these scenes were also in the bottom six in terms of both penny or a Liza season. For the twins,

they pick up Anthony Bonda from the Dodgers, which I think is nice, but Cody Funderberg North

before your Liza season. Eric Orsay. He was a little bit up down all around with the royal

size season. Cole Sands. Well, he makes you a pound sands. If you bet on him, man, that's not great.

To say the least. And then on the flip side, you have a Baltimore royal lineup that I expect big

things from this season. You pick up Peter Lanzo, who you're in and you're out. He's gives you

35 plus home runs. That's a good job. George Reese Ching bass. Now they do have Jackson all day and

Jordan Westberg currently on the end of the list. That obviously hurts his team. So Kobe Mayo right

now seeing a lot of that bats. Adley Rushman. What are you going to be able to get out of him moving

forward and Samuel Basayo is he going to be able to be the real deal. Had some great moment

surge back. I have the season last year, but was very inconsistent to the war guy that's able to

give you 25 plus home runs, but also guy that probably going to have far less than a 240 gun or

Anderson. I think it's going to be in for a big year. But again, I have a lot of question marks

with this Orioles bullpen though Ryan also looked really good in his first appearance with the

Baltimore. He'll struck out all three. Perhaps he returns for him after he was terrible.

After getting traded to the New York mess, Tyler Wells, he's going to be the long guy for the

team. And you're not going to like two or three years ago, he was one of the better relievers on

all baseball. Do think that you got some upside there. And I'm just out of believer in touch

rightly so. So my total 9.2. I do like the over in this spot. And with the Orioles, I did set them on

the money line at a minus 159. If you're looking to lay around half right now, that plus price

right around about a plus 135 plus 140. I'm going to go with that plus price plus 138 or better. That's

my buy point on that Orioles run line. 913 914. It is the angel. So you're going to be on there

against the answers. Good as shin aviates on the bump for the answers. Read that mirrors goes for

the angels. Angels are able to be in plus 122 to a plus 130 underdogs anywhere between a minus

142 minus 150. Is that number on Houston? So on screen is a nap over and under any between

minus one of five to a minus 115. And set a 12 and 8.7. I do like the over read numbers and

it starts lies here. It was absolutely terrible. Now he was able to find it a little bit more

towards back out of the season last year. And guy has a no hitter to his credits. I need to be

able to put it together in the past. Have still a lot of question marks with him. But still actually

a 396 year A was not bad for angel standards. 312 field independent 1.3 strikeouts for 990s. But

again, what are you going to be able to get out of that LA angels bullpen? And you know,

christian aviore posts up north of five-year aliases. And he did not look like the same guy coming

off of injury. That was rough to say, but he's on that's a big reason why I'm in on the over.

When it comes to this LA angels, same Jordan Romano at north of an 80-year A via season. Do

think that there's some upside there. True problem, right? It's joyous with Casey. Those are

actually nice heads of this bullpen, Brent Souter. He's not amazing, but he's not awful. And that's

an upgrade for the same barraines. That's for you on at north of a 470-year A. The angels just

yearning in your bottom five team with the guards bullpen. You want to talk about a team that's

intermiss. It is the LA angels. That's even my throat last year. Hit less than a 240 now.

Was able for quite a few home runs and joy now he tries to set fire to the rain as I know this

is the guy that last year. The home run power was there. 37 home runs also have for a 293 on base

as well. They deal a way to their ward in the off season. So now they're relying on you on my

cottage to give you anything once the lever and for Logan Wapi have to be very happy about the fact

that he's at 90 plus home runs over the last two years. Not so happy about the 258 on base

last season. And for the answers, it does feel like this lineup is a little bit more coach

than what it has been in the past. But you saw those L2Vs going to have for 275, 20 plus home runs.

You know what you're you're going to be able to expect there. It isn't answers bullpen. That's

the awesome injuries right now. But it's also Josh Ader currently on the endless. But you've got

the brine's brine king brine brine. You see the noker. We'll all supply a sub 350 area last season.

Now they've got Rodeiri Munoz as a long reliever. That's not good to say at least. And this is

another team that they don't do the world's greatest job of getting on base. But they don't strike

out a lot either. So you've got a guy in uni or DS who's able to give you 20 plus home runs. It's

for about a 250 but less than a 300 on base. Krishna Walker just a 330 on base last season. Jacob

Myers came Smith. These are guys that were disappointments last year in the L field. Young guys that

they're going to be relying upon along Joey Lupert Fido. And I do think that there's some upside

with that lineup. And I do think that for you dimmers. It gives you a relatively solid start.

I just do not trust in that angels bullpen whatsoever. So semi-tolerant at 8.7. I do like the

over end with the Astros. Set them out of minus 166 on the money line. You are getting a

run line price above plus 140. But I personally would rather stick with the money line here

rather than the run line. So go on money line. And I'm going to be going with this total over as

well on the Astros 915 916. You've got the Cleveland Guardians on the road against the Seattle

Mariners as for the Mariners Brian Woo says woo to another certain Joy Cantillo is on the bump

for Cleveland. Cleveland is a sizable underdog year plus 152 to all plus 165.

And we're doing minus 180 to minus two dollars at number on Seattle. So I'll just gain

between 7 to 7.5 on the 7.5. Under as minus 125 the over as plus 105 on the 7. Over as

any we're doing minus 110 to a minus 125 under as any we're doing plus 105 to minus 110. And

right now with the Guardians I'm going to be wanting to take a shot on them. Set them out of

plus 147. I really like the way that Joey Cantillo was able to just give you some good performance

as lies here. The walks are on issue four walks per 9.9. But didn't a nice shot keep the ball

on the yards your point at home runs per 9.9. 10.2 strikeouts per 9.9. He started out the

year coming out of the bullpen. They transitioned him to being a starter and he was able to really

thrive as a starter as well. So he was able to do a great job in both roles. So I think that there's

a lot of upside there as a matter of fact in his five appearances in September a buck 55 year A. So

that's very good. And for Brian Woo he had an amazing season lies here. Digiv up 1.3 home runs

per 9.9. But 1.7 walks 9.9 after a cast per 9.9. So 294. You're a have to wonder if that

pitoral muscle injury that he had towards back after the season lies here is going to linger a

little bit though as he did have a 3.47 feel independent with giving up a little bit more

hard contact than what you'd like now for the Cleveland Guardians here and then you're at this

team is in the bottom half of the big leagues with guards run creation. But we saw them night

number one. Be able to play a little bit of deep ball. I think that Reese Hosskins is a really

good ad for the same guy that's able to give you 25 plus home runs knocking it for a lot of average

Kyle Manzardo sort of cut from the same cloth as Lysier Manzardo was able to spy 27 home runs.

I mean about at 2.35 with a 3.15 on base. I do really like though what you're able to get out of

the man at the top though is for Steven Kwan yearning year out he hits above 275. Sometimes he gets

a little bit too cute with the power and chased a lot of her at two home runs in his MLB debut.

It looks like he's going to be really big for the team moving forward. But then you've got the

likes of Brian Roqueo. He's not necessarily great Gabriel Eureus. He does not find a way to move

line. Obviously Jose Ramirez. We know that he's one of the most consistent editors in all

baseball. That is a big reason why I do think that the Guardians can get the job done. And for the

Guardians they were number three in the big leagues Lysier in terms of opening Eure. They're

deal with the injury to Hunter Gattis but Gatesmith sub three 50 year Aerox Abrausky Sean Armstrong

just so many good presentable arms even Tim Heron is able to do a good job and then for the

Seattle Manor's they have perhaps one the best one to punches in all baseball. Backbrash Andres

Munoz both a sub three Eure Lysies and Gabe Spire was rocks on. Carlisth Vargas is currently on

the endless by he was one lesser guys Lysies and Edward Bizarro is a guy that I like and for

the Seattle Manor's obviously big jumper Kyle Rally 60 plus home runs Lysies and we know

what we can expect out of him Josh Naylor. He was a part of the Cleveland Guardians and his

power was a little bit down Lysies and but nice deal on bases which I still find to be unbelievable

but I ended out of it does a good job finding way on base throughout his career with the Cardinals

north of 350 on base a little bit of what this team needs because it is very much picture-friendly

ballpark as a matter of fact a lot of the metrics show that this is most picture-friendly ballpark

in all baseball and that's big reason why I did some my total at a 7.2 between a 7 to a 7.5 I'd

rather have the 7.5 under rather than the 7 over and with regards to this one for the

Guardians plus one for the either higher do like that money by 917 918 it is Cardinals A

playoffs C Tampa Bay Rays Joe Boyle says oh Boyle rules for the race and Michael McGreevy goes

for the Cardinals Cardinals are a pretty much pick them here minus 110 to minus 112 is your

number there and between minus 104 to minus 110 for the Tampa Bay Rays total 7.5

under is between minus 115 to minus 120 over is between even a minus 105 and when it comes to

Cardinals did set them as the slim minus 102 favorite or ever the underdog is that so I'm

going to be taking in this spot so I'm going to be waiting overnight with that but do think that

this is pretty much a toss-up game right here and for Joe Boyle he was able to do a great job with

his strikeouts of last year about 10 strikeouts for 990s 4.8 walks per 990s and Michael McGreevy

was the exact opposite like both of these guys had an ERA now suffering in that neighborhood of

4.4 to 4.5 but for completely different reasons with McGreevy only 1.9 walks a lot per 990s but

5 and half strikeouts per 990s and it looks like the Tampa Bay Rays bow pen for the first

time in a very very long time it's just going to absolutely stink like I do not trust in

Griffin jacks whatsoever he got jacks up in the first game of the season you're climbing

jury he's a guy that's relatively okay in the bullpen but at the end when you set a right

now to the oth and injury and Seymour should be starting not coming out of the bullpen I completely

disagree with that and for the Tampa Bay Rays they're 14th in the leg in terms of run creation

lies here junior camon arrow 40 plus Omar and Jonathan oranda he's able to give you north of

375 on base jandler simpson it's for no power but one the best base healers in all baseball

they pick up cedric moans who said a few rough seasons over the last few but I mean this is

a guy that I had to speak was one the best hitters for the Orioles for a very long time 30 plus

home runs in 2021 and for the stainless carnels you lose Brandon Donovan in the offseason that

hurts no one aeronauto clearly was over there and feels like it might be a little bit of a

or nothing team they're dealing with the injury to large new bar shock jock surprise surprise

that he's back out of the fold but I do like what a honor air is able bring he's able to give

you north of 340 on base with some functional power Nathan Church I think has a little bit of upside

with corpsman who probably give you 20 plus home runs but man I guess you're excited a lot jj

weather old I think that he's got some upside he had a home run in the first game of the season

as well and jordan walker fixtures caught these guys just have not paid out at the big league

bubble but I do like the carnels open a little bit better Chris Roy Kroff man's events and

Riley O'Brien these guys supplied us up for a year a lion season jojo amera was all they didn't

look good day number one but I think that that irons out a little bit so with the carnels

at a minus 101 or better I'll look at them on the money line again whoever becomes plus money

that's what I'm going to be taking and somebody told it at 8.7 I do like the over 919 920 you've

got the rangers air going to be on the road against the felled offy fillings aeronol looks to be

super fur the fills Jacob to go on that's on the bump for the rangers the rangers who find

themselves as an underdog here and we're doing plus 102 to minus 101 16 as good as plus 108

out there as well and between minus 110 to minus 122 then I'm not filled offy it's 7.5 it's total

over and under I need we're doing minus 105 to minus 115 do like the over ice semi total

is aeronol going to be better than the 601 eRA with 1.7 ohm runs per 9A's allowed by a season

I think so but I just can't trust him here with Jacob to ground yes the field independent was

a bit higher than the eRA by a season 297 eRA but closer to a 364 field independent to give up

1.4 ohm runs per 990s but still got about 9.5 straight that's a fear of the two walks per 990s

and for no a man it was just absolutely brutalized here and I've always felt like aeronol it's been

a little bit overrated now for the fillings of both and it's much better than it has been in the

regular sub 350 eRA with the Cubs Lyos season Jose Alvarado was dealing with the drug suspension

Lyos here so a little bit of an all around season there you'll under on is one of the better

closer than all baseball for the fillings one of the best offenses in all baseball at home

away from home they score more than a run fewer per game than at home but they turn her down for

what is able for about a 300 price inside not great power but does a good job it turns and move

the line rice Harper he's very hot or cold but that said I think that he's going to be able to

give you a good season once again they pick up at all Scarsio he just has not been able reach

base ever since the World Series that the Texas Rangers won as they pick him up from Texas and

for the Rangers this team was in the bottom half of all baseball is here with regards to their

overall run creation do you think that they're going to be much better this season why at length

for it Jose would do a nice job in terms of just his second half of the season Lyos here

Lyos season was able to give the team about a 3.45 base with 22 ohm runs do you think that you

had some real upside there additionally I think that Corey Seager is going to return to form after

he was here with an injury Lyos season Jake Berger at a home run day number one and for Berger

he's always been very inconsistent in terms of reaching base to 69 high base Lyos season and

Josh Peterson was terrible Lyos here I don't think that these guys are going to be amazing by

a search of the imagination but I think that they're going to be better and Josh Young had his

growth stunted Lyos season I think that he's going to be a bit better Lyos than Lyos season and

for the Rangers toxic team in terms of both any Ray Lyos season they pick up Tyler Alexander's

not great but he's able to be an ennings eater for Lyos better term Robert Garcia sub 350

Lyos season cold win was very under the radar solid about Lyos season about a buck 51 or a so

I think that you've got a lot of upside there as well for Jacob to ground I feel like you should

be the favoriars up the Rangers out of minus one 18 like them on the money line and somebody told

us some point six on the seven half like the over nine twenty one nine twenty two the Red Sox are on

the right against the Red says you've got Brady singer hoping to have the Red Sox singing the

news and Sonny Gray goes for Boston Boston is a favorite year of anywhere to be minus one

42 to minus 158 plus one 20 to plus 138 the number on the red stables between seven half to eight

on the seven half overs of minus one 20 the under is even on the eight hundreds between minus one

15 to minus one 25 overs between minus one of five to plus one of five and like the red zero on

the money lines up them at a plus one 13 I just currently do not trust in Sonny Gray after

he had a second half of the season last year that was absolutely abysmal looked well to be

solid in the first half of the season but post all so break posted up a five 45 year A we was

giving up about one point eight five home runs per nine earnings and for Sonny Gray you have to

wonder if he's a little bit washed meanwhile for Brady singer he did have overall high season a 403

ERA but is fielding independent was right on par with that and he was better in the second half

of the season he had a three sixty two ERA in the second half of the season and after posting up

three point six walks per nine nights in the first half got down to about two point six walks per

nine nights in the second half so the command was much better in the back half of his first season

with the sense a reds and for the reds this was a bullpen that was relatively home last year they

were about league average with regards to your ERA nothing great nothing awful but I do think that

they're going to be relatively solid this season you've got a guy in Tony Santine that I always think

has some relative upside they did get read a bent Brent Souter in the off season but still you've

got a relatively shall we say deep bullpen with Peter Shonson supplying his sub 350 ERA

last season Brock Burke was like the only guy in that angels bullpen last year that was halfway

respectable with the angels he actually supplied a three thirty six ERA I don't really trust in

their reliever and Amelia Pagan he's just all over the place but I do think that the reds are a

little bit revamped with this lineup as well and you ain't you as well as 49 ohm runs ISEs and as

we know he can be very hit or miss in terms of finding a way to move the line again on base but

you've got a guy in the volume marty where I think he's ready to take off my season he gave the team

fourteen ohm runs that was ending about a two sixty five one that for you guys that was consistently

moving the line early day of the cruise we all know what he's able to do on the best base dealers

in all baseball and he had twenty two ohm runs we're sitting for about a three thirty five

on base I expect a little bit more out of him this season south store as a guy that I think

has a lot of upside as well so I'm very limited about at bad size season but five ohm runs

of 55 at bads was really good at the minor league level line for the Boston Red Sox they do lose

Alex Breggman in the off season though this is so a really rock solid lineup you pick up Wilson

Curtis essentially to replace him they are the of the injury to Schroess and Cosses so better

some a little bit but like Carlos survives at the catcher spot and this is just a team that opened

on the boulevard a lot of guys they're going to give you a probably like twenty ohm runs at about

a two seventy five Roman Anthony not necessarily a power iter at this point in his career but did a

really good job reaching base you tell that when he went down with injury last season things really

went off the rails for the same so having him back his back while they're a brailler bra you he

was able to while out last season he gave the team twenty two ohm runs was give you about a two

fifty average like what he brings the table and for the red sucks this is one the best bullpen say

you're gonna find in all baseball roll the shaman at sub 150 ERA last season you've got a guy

in Garrett with Laku I remember when they tried him out as a starter that did not work but he's

been one the better relievers in all baseball Greg wiser Danny collume these are guys I can give you

a sub three fifty or eight but again I just don't trust in sonny gray in this spot you've got a

Cincinnati reds ballpark that is one the best for hitters in all baseball I recognize it's not

necessarily the warmest out there in the midwest right now but I do think that you get some runs

because I do think that sonny gray just gives it up here somebody line at eight nine with the

guys to try also like the other hand at a plus one fourteen or better one take a shot on the

reds on the muddy line nine twenty three nine twenty four on the card it is a white sucks they're

going to be on the right against the Milwaukee burs as Chad Patrick is on the bomb for the crew

and Sean Burke goes for the white sucks white sucks are you says one or dog here anywhere between

plus one fifty eight to a plus one seventy anywhere between minus one night eighty eight to minus two

ten then around the self-siders to on this game is eight the over and the under anywhere between

madness one of five two minus one fifteen and when it comes to the Chicago white sucks did set them

as a pretty good size underdog here if you're looking to lay a run after right now with the Milwaukee

burs you're going to be getting right around about a plus one ten plus one fifteen and with this

Milwaukee burs seem I did set them on the run line at a plus one fourteen so plus one fifteen that

is my bare bones minimum by point here which I had Patrick had a nice start to the season last year

but really struggled at the minor league bubble when he came back up he wasn't necessarily quite

that same guy but I do think that in season number two is going to be able to find it a little bit

more here with the burs lies easy you look overall you're supposed to get a three fifty three ERA one

on running three walks per nine eggs and the swing of his stuff is good nine half strike house per nine

eggs and he faces off against a white sucks lineup that obviously was in the bottom half of the big

leagues last season they did scored just two runs in that opening day game but I think that

there's some upside here with the white sucks second half of the season was one of the best teams

in terms of not striking out in all baseball they are deal with the injury to Kyle Teal but

Edgar Kiro was able to do a nice job hitting for north of two seventy last season Montaca

Mercami hopefully got that correct he and his first game in the States was able to home run that's

big and her ben attendee is a guy with some upside I remember when he was just so amazing for the

red sucks a few seasons ago and I mean for the white sucks last season he was able to 20 home runs

about a three ten on base you're gonna need a little bit more with regards to the on base button

upside there learning so so I think that he's gonna be able to give you a bit of something

something as well it's white sucks bullpen though it's just that great you got John Newcombo for his

career north of four ERA during leisure leisurely gives you about a four ERA now I do like so

anything to Minges relatively saw a pickup it's better than what they have but grand Taylor

last year was flying about a four ninety one ERA and for Sean Burke he's got really good swing

and miss stuff can he put it all together though posted up a four twenty nine ERA last season and

I mean he was giving about nine strikeouts per nine nannies but the walks per nine ERA was hovering

right around about four as well so a lot of question mark there additionally with the Chicago

white sucks they have to go up against a brewery seem that they're not necessarily gonna hit you

with the deep all time and time again and losing Caleb Bourbon I think it's gonna be rough for the

breweries moving forward but Christian Yellege it is a nice job giving you over a three thirty five

on base he was able to supply twenty five plus on runs last season Andrew Vaughn was just

absolutely terrible with the white sucks last season goes on over to the brewers with the brewers

in 64 games he had a three seventy five on base he was able to find it as well for the brewers

you just have a lot of guys it's seal bases like a self-reliquist able to give you twenty plus

soul bags they pick up David Hamilton I think that he's an upside guy bricerang as a guy that's

able to do 70 with functional power he'll steal some bags as well William Contreras as a guy

that last season was able to do a really nice job for the same as well three fifty five on base

with seventeen homeruns and for the brewers one the better bullpen so you're gonna find an

all based one after you rebays up to ERA Trevor McGill sub three fifty ERA Jure Caning Aaron Ash we

just so much depth with this bullpen so with the brewers I am gonna be willing to lay the

run line with them as I'm willing to go plus one fifteen or better on that run line and with the

girls the total like the others I'm I told at an eight point eight nine twenty five nine twenty six

so royals are gonna be on the road facing off against no braves as we know though a loopes

is on the bump for the braves and like a walka goes for the royals and if he has a bad start it

becomes a dying back band voice of Michael walka walka walka walka walka and for the braves they are

anywhere doing minus one forty two to minus one fifty six plus one twenty to plus one thirty five

is that number on the royals and the braves are a team that I'm gonna be willing to lay with

don't necessarily want the run line here but set them at minus one sixty three on the money line

for all the no the low pass he had a really great season in twenty twenty four was just injured

throughout all of twenty twenty five so you have to wonder how he comes back here because in that

two thousand twenty four campaign book ninety ninety or a two ninety two field he had a 0.7 ohm runs

burn eye names and really never supplied below a like three twenty seventy or a as a starter

prior to that so you have to have a little bit of question mark there but I think that he comes

back in relatively good form and then for Michael walka he's just the show he say steady Eddie veteran

last season for the team he didn't really get a lot of swinging missiles six point six right

cusp or nine eggs but your point out no runs two point three blocks per nine eggs the class

to keep things out in front of you sort of guy those are some of the guys I like him for the royals

I mean being able pick up Lucas Urcich in the back half the season lights here for that bullpen

I thought was really big additionally you've got a bullpen that now has met strong in there as well

he was very solid for the Phillies over the last few seasons Carlos to sevens he's a top five

clothes are my opinion Daniel Lynch is able to give you multiple annex I do think that the royals

are going to be better with their lineup as lines here they are a bottom eight team with regards to

their run creation but you've got probably what junior 25 plus on runs he's gonna for a 300 this

season you've got Jonathan India who he just really struggled last season I think that he finds

it a little bit more here Vinnie P. Vinnie Pascantino had a rough start to the season last year

came on strong towards the back half with 32 on runs at about a 325 on base button self in

repair as as lots of ability to be a move line what are you going to be able to get out Jack Agley

on after he up below the windows line of 200 Kyle Isabel was pretty miserable for the team as well

and then on the flip side for the Atlanta Brains keep a mind in 2023 they average 5.75 runs per game

one of the most historic offences in all baseball now the deal with injuries once again awesome

Kim is right now deal with the injury along Sean Murphy but Ronald Akun you junior being healthy

I mean this guy is able hit for north of a four on our base 30 plus home runs he is absolutely

incredible Drake Baldwin he won rookie of the year last year felt like a little bit wrongfully

over Kate Horton but I'd still guy was able to hit for some good power hit above a 275 at the

catchers by Matt Olson two seasons ago he had 40 plus home runs last year he had that big drop off

is he able to return to form us and Riley he dealt injuries last season is he able to return to

form and for the Atlanta Brains last season the bullpen was very hot and cold no longer do they

have pierced Johnson from a season ago so veterans have dealt a little bit for the scene but you

still have to either kindle you with the Brains last season a sub to 25 year A for them I really

like the pickup of Robert Suarez he had a little bit of shall we say shakingness towards back half

the season last year with Padres but sub three or a in three out of last four seasons one the

more reliable closures and all baseball can you get Rossio Glacias back to form because he was

terrible for much of the season last year but they'll be able to give you sub three 75 year A

air bummer I believe has a little bit of upside as well so with the Atlanta Brains I do think

that Ronaldo Lopez might be a little bit limited here you don't want to extend him too far but

I think that they get the job done here so I told it at 8.3 so do like the Brains here on the

money line and seeing the sodas at an a nap in most spots I'm going to be in on the under as well

927 928 you've got the Yankees on the route again see San Francisco Giants as Tyler

Molly is on the bump for the Giants and will Warren goes for the Yankees Yankees are you

between minus one 18 to a minus one 25 and between plus one oh four to plus one 10 is that number

on the Giants 8 to 8.5 is the total on the eighth the overs minus one 15 the unders minus one

of five on that straight 8.5 the unders minus one 20 over as even somebody told it in 8.1

personally I would rather have the 8 over just because I do not trust in will Warren whatsoever

when he's been at the big league level across his two seasons a 515 year a overall

last year a 444 year a and if you look at the field independent it was a little bit better than

the ERA but so giving up over 3 and F walks per 9 and NEC just doesn't create do a great job

in terms of managing his pitches and then Tyler Molly it was a small sample size from

last year with the Rangers 21 starts but he was absolutely magnificent 218 year a now you did

have a 337 field he depends spring and mid stuff was not amazing only about seven strikeouts per 9

nights but just a half a home run a lot per 9.9 he plays in one of the most picture friendly

ballpark in all based on for the Giants well they're going to need to pick it up with the offense

I think that they do so I do think that will warn it's going to be for like a better term a

little bit of a stopper for the fact that the Giants scored zero runs in their first three games

you do have a hot cold lineup of Luis Reyes should be a nice stabilizer guy that consistently it's

right around about a third or well you know as he needs to be more consistent last season he just

did not move the line less than 8 less than a 3 20 on base to give the team 30 on runs but

much of that came when the team was out of the playoff race you've got a guy match amin who

he's either the best hitter in all baseball or he's the worst you don't get a lot of him

between there I do like Harrison beta or jungle Lee in the outfield these are two guys are able

move the line out of the way Ramo slice here was solid he's been able to give the team between 19

and 20 home runs each of the last two seasons as a matter of fact 24 last season about a 330

on base so you know they're going to get functional power there for the Yankees it does feel like

they're a little bit less all or nothing this season because they pick up Cody Belinger I thought

that that was a really good pick up for them as he's a guy that's able to north of a 250 he's going

to be able to give you some good functional power Aaron Josh after a rough start in night number one

he was able to get his first home run on Friday so that's good to see Paul Goldchmann seems a little

bit washed but I think that Ahmed Rosario said a rough first two games of the season he's going to

be able to have a little bit of upside John Carlson has actually been able to do a good job

and he for some average you've got Randall Gritchick out there not a guy that I'm necessarily blown

away by but he's in sort of a timeshare with her Christian really really good depth with his Yankees

line up and for the Yankees they no longer have some of their relievers from a season ago Luke

Weaver is all longer there but still like Camille Utifall for Andrew Cruz guys are ready to give

you a sub three seventy five year a 10 mil is a guy that was really good for them my season and

Brent Hedrick I think is a little bit of an upside guy as well last season he saw limited action

but three one three year a in the action they did see so I think that that's going to be relatively

saw but again just don't trust him will warn in the spot and for the Giants I do think the

Tyler Ball you might not be quite as good as he was last season but think that they get the job done

on the eight I do like the over and with the Giants I didn't make them the favorite in this

already also I'm going to take that plus money on the money line and we wrap things up with

$9.29.9.30 the Detroit Tigers are on the right against the slam Diego Padres and Nivasquez is on

the bomb for the Padres and Captain Jack Flaredies on the bomb for Detroit Detroit and between

minus one thirteen to minus one twenty favorites even money to minus one or two seeing as good as

plus one of three Vanderbron San Diego a nap is a total undersminus one twenty and the over is even

and for the Detroit Tigers set them as a mid to your favorite here I'm going to be willing to

lay it I set them out of minus one twenty so I want to go up to minus one twenty one Jack Flaredies

obviously gave up a little bit too much of the deep ball last season but he saw his really good

swing missed off and out there in San Diego balls that might be flying out and a lot of other

parks are going to be able to stay in there as last season for the Tigers 1.3 home runs a lot

for 9.9 but today I strike us a 3.3 box for 9.9s posted up a 4.64 URA but I get a 3.85

field independent so do think that there's some upside there and Randy Vazquez you want to talk

about one the most lucky pictures in all of baseball last season this guy last season

posted up in the URA by 3.84 with a field independent of a 4.85 doesn't get any swing

offense whatsoever 5.3 strike cuts a 3.5 walks per 9.9s but somehow some way seemed to

a huge Dini his way on a darn near everything now he is backed up by a Padres bullpen that was

number one by far in terms of bullpen URA last season now they do lose Roberts for us but you

pick up Mason Miller at the trade deadline last season absolutely love it he's able to break

to the table and it feels like he's really found a home here with a Padres it are deal with a few

injuries in that bullpen Jason Adam Yuki Matsui currently on the full but audio about a home

it's a good multi-ending guy Wadi Peralta he's not amazing but he'll be able to fill some

endings Jeremiah strata so 350 URA guy and then with the lineup I feel like it's deeper than

it ever has been Miguel Andruir is not going to give you a ton of power but a guy that can easily

up for a 275 Jackson Merrill once down a little bit last season I think that he returns to that

rookie form Zander Bogart says better way some money but many much out of Fernando Tati's

junior they're always good for 30 plus homers hitting for a North of a 270 out of both of them

Gavin Cheats as a guy with functional power as well Ty France is a nice showy save mixer and

shaker for the team and they finally figured out the catchers by free for me again not a guy that's

gonna rip the cover off the ball but as a guy that's able to give you some good functional singles

in for the Detroit Tiger save really got great balance when it comes this lineup Spencer

Prokelsen 30 plus homeruns Gary Carpenter at the top he gives you 25 plus homeruns does a great

job move the line Dylan Dinglers a guy that's gonna give you 20 plus homeruns the way we're Taurus

in that same neighborhood as well Kevin McGonigal I think that he's got a lot of upside as well he

and Cole Keith probably get to be in a little bit of a time share but he went 405 in his first

shall we say appearance for the Detroit Tigers I really like what he brings to the table

Havi bias was finally able to figure it out with the Tigers as well and this is a bullpen that two

years ago they were doing such a great job with that bullpen man this took a little bit of a fall

fly season but I like to pick up a tile fin again turns back out of the season last year

can we chance it is rough that's not great but will best Brent Herner tie their home these

our guys that can give you multiple earnings at their peak they'll give you a sub three 25 year

a like what they bring to the table and I think that it allows the Tigers to be able to get the job

down here set them as a minus 122 favorite so like them on the money line somebody tall is some

point seven because this is such a picture friendly ballpark so you're at the eight eight and half

do like that under as well and that arrived things up for the Saturday edition of the baseball

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one ice coffee 99 cents please for real no way

hmm what a deal your new morning groove ice coffee from McDonald's any size for just 99 cents

till 11 a.m. price and participation may vary cannot be combined with any other offer

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