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Had a fun day baseball on Saturday.

Let's take a look back at it.

Try to find some trends and try to get to know these seems a little bit better.

A game for yesterday is great buzzing about.

Here is the rowdy recap.

It took extra earnings,

but the St. Louis Cardinals,

they do find a way to be able to get the job done six to five over the Tampa Bay.

Both bullpen's absolutely up chuckle over themselves as for Michael McGreevy.

Really good start six squirrel settings from there.

Riley O'Brien, Jojo Romero,

both supply a squirrel setting,

Mansa Vanson,

three runs allowed in two thirds for now.

Ryan Santa gives up two runs,

one of which was earned between the ninth and 10 thinnings.

And then Joe Boyle.

Oh, Boyle did rule on this day.

Two runs allowed in six settings from their co-sulzer.

Gives up a run in two endings, Brian Baker,

squirrel setting, but Griffin jacks.

He gets jacks up again.

Two runs, one of which was earned in a third of ending as JJ Weatherlde,

RBI single,

that ends the game and gets the win for the St. Louis Cardinals,

for the Blue Jays.

They needed extra earnings to get the job done against the athletics,

but they do so eight to seven the final.

Philancy's pretty solid debut here for the Blue Jays,

as he gives up a one run in five and a third earnings,

12 punch-outs,

bullpen from there was rough yet.

Braden and Fisher give you a pair of outs out the bullpen squirrels,

but Manson Florida,

he goes for two runs allowed

and does not get a single out,

Brian in little,

while he comes up very little.

Gives up three runs in two thirds of ending,

including a home run,

green deep puff of him,

Jay Langley-Layers.

Jay Langley-Layers is third home run of the season already

in two games from their Tommy Nance,

parts of the bullpen squirrels,

Taylor Rogers,

the squirrel setting,

Louis Vuvarlin,

gives up an under run in the tenth ending,

but you did have eight squirrels

sending in the eleventh to be able to get the win

for Spencer Miles in his M.O.B debut,

Jeffree Springs,

pretty solid start out of him.

Two runs allowed in five and a third earnings from Mark Lighter,

junior,

he gives up a run in two thirds of ending,

but then you add two runs,

give it up in an ending by one Mr. Elvis Alvarado,

so you left the building relatively sad there.

You add from there Michael Kelly,

give up a run in a third of an ending as,

he gives up a home run,

going deep puff of him,

don't call his name.

All I under Kirk is first of the campaign

to four section earnings.

Ogan Eris,

he was a hero with give you a pair of outs

out the bullpen squirrels,

Scott Barlow,

Under and Run,

give it up in the tenth ending,

and then Luis Medina in the eleventh,

gives up the winning run in Under and Run as,

being able to get the win for the Blue Jays,

it was a Ernie Clement,

RBI single,

these Chicago Gubs,

they completely take you to the Washington Nationals.

Then to do the finalists,

Gatorne,

while you're the who of giving up two runs

over the course of six and a third earnings,

even with the win blowing up,

they give up home run to James Wood,

his first home run of the campaign,

but film a tone pair of outs out the bullpen squirrels,

Gail Theobar,

Jacob Webb,

they both fund his squirrels setting.

Miles Michael is picking up right where he left off

in St. Louis,

six runs four which were allowed in five endings,

gives up a home run to one Miguel Amaya

for some run season,

then for Ian App,

he gets his first home run season

that comes off of Ken Waldo,

Jacob gives up two runs in one and a third earnings.

You also add two runs,

give it up in two thirds and ending

by Andre Grinillo,

did have a school setting from Co-Andrey,

but by then way too little,

way too late for the minutes of the twins,

they get a W against the Baltimore else,

this by a count of four to one,

relatively good start of your fri,

from Taj don't count Moon Bradley,

only four to third earnings by gives up just one run,

nine punch outs along the way

and bullpen does their park,

Eric Orsay along with Cody Funderberg,

they combine for two squirrels settings,

and they bond up here

about the other bullpen squirrels,

Justin Dopec,

Cole Saints,

they both give you a squirrel setting

in the Kyle Bradish,

three runs to which were given up

in four and two thirds endings

does allow home run to Roy Lewis,

first home run the season.

You near Keno,

don't you know that he was able

to give you not out of the bullpen squirrels,

did your cons,

one and two thirds endings,

allows run,

your meal,

Hildoggo gives you not out of the bullpen squirrels

and then you did have two squirrels settings,

a little bit too little too late

from Anthony Nunez and his MLB debut,

don't pull down the fourth there

and also being able to hold down the fourth,

the Miami Marlins,

they get a four to three one over the Rockies,

Rockies have covered the run line

in Gigi Shad their first two games,

so yay barely there as Yuri Perez,

does give up three runs and seven endings,

give up a pair of home runs as equal to a far,

his first home run the season,

then the first career home run

from the young guy in TJ Rungfield,

so congratulations to him,

Calvin Foshay from there,

a squirrel setting along with B Fairbanks,

and for Michael Lorenz and debut

for the Rockies,

a little bit rockier,

three runs allowed in four and a third inning,

does give up a home run

as it was home run number one of the season

for the catcher and Liam Hicks.

From there, the bullpen was not too bad,

did have a run give it up in one and two thirds and eights

and picking the loss for Jean Hill,

but did have a pair of outs out of the bullpen squirrels

from Brennan Bernadino and Zach Agnos,

for outs out of the bullpen squirrels of his own.

Y'all said the Cincinnati Reds,

go on to a six to five win over the Boston Red Soxes,

sunny gray was brutal towards the back half of the season

with the St. Louis Cardinal's Lion season,

brutal here, four runs, three of which were earned,

give it up in four runnings,

and he gives up a home run to Sal Stewart,

first home run season,

LED cruise off of Greg Weiser,

first home run season,

Weiser gives up that's home run

in his setting of work,

Danny Collume,

no pair of outs out of the bullpen squirrels,

did have two and a third inning,

a squirrel is in longer leave out of Ryan,

while it's an exam, I'll be debut,

while it's a sham in a squirrel setting,

get a will block a squirrel setting,

but just since laden,

gives up an on and on in the alumni setting,

it's both bullpen's really got worked as Brady Singer,

while he was singing the blues,

gives up three runs of four angst

and gives up a home run to Trevor Story,

it was his first home run in the chapter book

of the 2020 sixth season,

and then Wilder Brayou in the ninth inning,

four sex runs with a home run off of Emilio Pagan,

first home run season, Pagan,

one and third angst gives up that home run,

but same bowl, Tony St. Tien,

both on his squirrel setting,

Pierce Johnson,

pair of outs out of the bullpen squirrels,

did have a guy in my eyes,

gave up a run in an inning,

but how about Connor Phillips,

squirrel is 10th and 11th endings,

for the red to be able to get the W there.

Despite Jacob DeGrom getting pulled from this start,

you had the Texas Rangers get the job down five to four

over the field off the Phillies,

Jacob Lyatt's a little bit of the surprise start,

four squirrels of settings out of him,

and he was a solid starter last season as well,

Cole Wynn, Jalen Beaks able to supply squirrels

setting, Jacob Junis, two squirrels settings,

by the way, for the Rangers,

they gave up four runs,

they were all unearned,

one of them was an under run in the 10th

by Tyler Alexander,

but you also had in this game,

Robert Garcia give up two under runs

in two thirds of an angst,

Chris Martin, under run and his third of an inning

as Jake Berger had a pair of bad ears

out there in the field,

but didn't make up for it for a home run off of Verranola,

second home run season,

Corey Seager also goes deep off in Nola,

his first is Nola,

three runs, a lot of five endings,

including a pair of bombs.

From there, the bullpen was pretty solid,

Tanner Banks, Jose Albrado,

both on his squirrel setting,

Tim Mesa, two squirrels settings,

but then you on that on in the 10th inning,

gives up two runs,

one of which was earned as for the Rangers,

Andrew McCutchen, a big RBI single,

that was able to help them be able to get the job done,

so a big one for the rock walker,

Texas Rangers out there,

nice win for the New York Mets, four to two,

they take down the Pittsburgh Pirates as,

and Richard Dickey,

lovely to get the win after,

David Peterson, great name,

he was able to go for five and a third

of Yang's Squirrels to give up six hits,

so from there, a Scarborough Sullivan pair

of outs out the bullpened squirrels,

Luke Weaver, Brooks Rayleigh, Devin Williams,

they all went to squirrel setting as,

this was a game that was zero to zero,

going into extra inning,

so if yeah, at the under there,

yeah, to actually swap this one as Mitch Keller,

six squirrels settings,

just a Laurence Cargurysoto,

they both give you a squirrel setting,

and it's Santana,

it's Squirrels' 10th inning,

and then boy oh boy,

this was not great for a hundred Barcoes,

in the 10th inning, he gives up an under run,

and then in the 11th,

he gives up the walk-off home run to Luis Rivera,

welcome to New York as,

he was able to get a three run shot

as first as a New York Mets,

so the Mets,

they find a way to get the job done,

and they cover the run line,

despite the fact that they scored zero runs at regulation,

so nothing likes a good clean family fun out there,

and then at the end of the day,

there was a fun for the Cleveland Guardian,

six of five,

they take down the Seattle Mariners,

now this game gets sent to extra endings,

because the Mariners are able to scratch across a run

in the ninth inning with Uli Oradrigas,

causing extra as Joey Cantillo,

not long for this game, three and two thirds endings,

he goes through 91 pitches,

gives up two runs from there,

Matthew Festa,

he has a Fiesta five outs at the bullpen squirrels,

Tim Aaron, Eric Soprovsky,

both give you a pair of outs at the bullpen squirrels,

Sean Armstrong,

one and a third adding squirrels,

Kate Smith, he does give up a run in an inning,

and then you do have Connor Braugden,

he gives up two runs,

one of which was earned in the 10th as Luke Rayleigh,

third on run in three games from,

but Brian Wu, even though he said Wu-Hoo

to giving up just two runs at six endings,

bullpen did let him down as Edward Bazardo,

gives up a run in two thirds of the day,

gave Spire not out of the bullpen squirrels,

Casey Lugamina was able to supply squirrels

sending same for Cole Wilcox,

but then Andres Munoz in the 10th inning,

three runs, two of which were earned

for the Cleveland Guardians,

they were able to get a 10th inning,

home run to be able to win the game from Chase to Lotter,

or the home run in the last three games,

he has been very good for this scene,

here to start off the season in,

also very good, these lame Diego Padres,

eight take down, the Detroit Tigers,

it's by Connor 3 to 0,

Captain Jack Flirty, Captain of the SS,

not long for this game, three runs,

two of which were earned,

and four and a third onnings,

and then from there,

Brian Erder, a squirrel sending,

Wolves and out of the bullpen squirrels,

Connor C. Bull, two and a third onnings squirrels,

and then for the Padres,

one Mr. Rennie Vazquez was able to come in,

for six squirrels sending,

see punch out eight from there,

you had a squirrel sending out of Mason Miller,

to be able to get the save in the ninth and Kyle Hart,

two squirrels sending along the way,

to be able to get the job done there,

for the L.A. Dodgers, another one run win for them,

three to two, they take down the years,

and then I am the best,

not a bad third year from Ed Wattow,

Rodrigas, who gives up an under run in five innings,

from their Jonathan, the Wise God Joe Ross,

both on his squirrels sending, but one video,

gives up two runs in, two thirds of an inning,

Wolves Smith gets Ziggy with it first,

for his first home run season,

Paul C. Walden out of the bullpen squirrels,

for the L.A. Dodgers,

good pitching here, Tyler Glyas out,

gives up two runs in six innings,

Alex Vesia will climb Edwendy S,

they all lend eight squirrels,

saying to be able to get the job done out there,

the Yankees, thirds three, one of the season,

they take down the San Francisco Giants,

it's by kind of three to one as for the Giants,

they finally got a run up on the board,

as Paul Warren gives up a run in four and a third innings,

but not a lot to him for this offense, still,

Jake Bird gives the bird with five outs

out of the bullpen squirrels,

email along with Brent Hedrick,

combine for two squirrels sending to David Benar,

it does not poop the Benar squirrels,

sending an air and judge,

after that rough night number one,

well, two home runs and lies to game,

second home runs season that comes out for Brian Baruchius,

Tyler Molley, not long for this game,

gives up two runs over the course of fournings,

Baruchie gives up a home run and an ang,

from their Mackage along with Keen Wynne,

both on the squirrels sending,

Ryan Walker a squirrels sending as well,

Eric Miller and J.T. Brubaker,

they combine for a squirrels sending,

but by then the damage have been done,

and the offense is right now given the seam,

absolutely nothing whatsoever.

The brewers offense, they gave you quite a bit,

the six or one, they're able to take down,

the Chicago White Sucks at Schoenberg,

gives up four runs, three of which were earned in four

nings, from there you add a Grand Taylor,

give up a run and an ang, Brighton Hudson,

or run in two thirds of an ang,

you didn't have serenity to Mingus,

and Chris Murphy both on the squirrels sending in,

Jackson Payes was able to come in front out

of the bullpen squirrels,

and about the international man of mystery,

Mantaka, Kura Kami, he was able to get his second

home run of the campaign,

and he's been the lone form of offense

for the White Sucks as far,

then comes off with J.T. Patrick,

gives up that home run in four and a third ang,

but Aaron Ash be five outs on the bullpen squirrels,

and El Zirpa, Abner Yerebe,

the El Turn it up all, they all give you a squirrels sending in,

it looked like the Angels might go to three and oh,

denied by the Astros,

so the Astros get down six and zero,

they put up a combine of 11 runs between the fifth

and sixth ang, to be able to get the job done

by kind of 11 and nine as Redembers,

he gives up three runs over the course of four

and two thirds ang, from there you add six under runs,

given up by Walberto Yareña,

as he got Yareña all over by three hours out there

in the field by the Angels,

including one of his own,

so he was partially responsible here,

truly the case here from there,

he gives up two runs over the course of his third

of anything and then Brent Souter,

he gives up no runs in his two outings,

but damage by then I've been done,

did he get the deep out going for the Angels,

so no one should know,

it's second home run of the campaign,

you add Alberto Perazzo,

get his first home run season,

and Ode Celera of a condition of year,

first home run season of year gives up six runs,

and four and two thirds ang,

including two of those home runs,

from there you add Brian King,

be the king of give you a squirrel setting,

guy wait, Tang, he comes in and he's able to fly

two and a third ang, squirrel's Brian Brave,

gives up three runs in an inning,

and he gives up a home run, but for the answers,

11 runs is by no home runs,

seven of 20 with men in scoring position in this one,

and then the online arrays,

they persevere and get the job done over the royals

by kind of six or two as for the royals,

they were royally screwed over by the bullpen,

as Michael Walker,

good start year, six squirrel settings,

Matt Stromb, and Lucas Urcid,

from there, both on this squirrel setting,

Carlos Seves, comes into the ninth inning

with a two to zero lead,

gives up a walkoff grand slam,

and he gives up all six runs in this game

as being able to get the walkoff slam,

home run number one of the season four Dominic Smith,

as he add that one hit of the game,

be a very, very big one for him,

run all the low pass, by the way,

he gives up his home run,

and his six settings of work,

he gives one up to Salvador Peraz,

for some on the campaign,

from there you had Del and Lee,

give you a squirrel setting,

you'll pay off,

gives up a run in a third of an inning,

Aaron Bummer,

no bummer here,

a pair of outs out the bullpen squirrel setting,

as Waldo Bito gets a win with a squirrel setting,

so the briefs,

they don't score any runs at Del the ninth inning,

and they win by four runs,

so that was very interesting to say,

at least,

if you're taking a look at trend wise,

where we're getting a baseball right now,

it's been a little bit of a wobbly first few days

with regards to the trends in baseball,

but overall,

we have been seeing the unders,

we have become through quite a bit,

18 unders,

15 overs and two pushes along the way,

and the favorites on the money line

have been very good.

23 and 11 thus far,

I will say that out of those favorites,

so we have seen six,

not be able to cover the run line.

That's where we're seeing a baseball right now,

and that's where we're all getting trend wise,

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Greg, thank you so much for having me.

Yeah, I think vibes would have been a little bit higher

in Baltimore had the Orioles pulled out the game Saturday

against the Twins.

Speaking of one of the producers that was on the radio call,

on WBAL News Radio.

And he mentioned to me how the expectation was

for a series like this against the Twins,

you got to sweep or come out with two or three

if you really want to set the tone for the season.

The bats certainly did not do that on Saturday.

But it was a cold day here in Maryland.

So I guess maybe I'll leave it to that.

It's early in the season, guys.

Still getting their bearings.

But yeah, certainly high expectations here this year, Greg,

especially since last year was such a disappointment.

Absolutely.

And how do you take a look at this team right now?

Because it feels like a little bit of what

was the issue for the team in 2025.

Has already lingered into 2026 with Jackson Holiday

and also Jordan Westberg currently on the injured list.

Obviously, it feels like there's a little bit more depth

this year with signing Pete Alonzo in the office

season, but it does feel like some of those injuries

that really hurt the Orioles in 2025 seem to have lingered

here into 2026 brutal when you got to start off

with Jackson Holiday and Jordan Westberg,

two of your cornerstone cornerstone players

who are battling injuries here.

But there are expectations for some of these bottom

of the order guys to step up like your blaze,

Alexander's like your Jeremiah Jackson,

who had a couple of big hits.

One of the biggest probably producers offensively

on Saturday against the Twins.

Gunnar Henderson had a hit to the outfield with guys

on late in the game.

In fact, base has loaded late in the game.

And he was unable to deliver and Pete Alonzo

wasn't able to really drive in the big runs as well.

Either on Saturday, but Jeremiah Jackson was getting on base

and Blaze Alexander had the big key hits late

in the Orioles victory in their first game against

the Twins on Thursday.

So the Orioles getting runs late in that one.

That was a big win to set the tone.

It was a beautiful day here at Baltimore.

There was a huge crowd there.

It was certainly a Trevor Rogers start where he got it

absolutely done.

Three hits, four walks across seven innings pitch.

And yeah, just absolutely got it done.

We saw that the Orioles were a team that, you know,

called him Couser.

He's had some issues as far as striking out.

There's concerns going into the season about him.

Can he be an everyday outfielder for this team?

You know, even just bringing in Samuel Bessile via

Sack Fly was huge for them to win their fourth consecutive season

opener.

And yeah, this was a team two again, Rogers delivering.

And you had Ryan Holesley able to lock down the save on

that Thursday.

So encouraging signs to start off there.

This is a team that, you know, I would be a little bit worried.

I will British.

This was something that was a little bit pointed out by the broadcast

and Ben McDowell and his mechanics were a little bit off.

He thought he was dipping a little bit too much in the start.

And the velocity was going a little bit down in the fifth or sixth inning again.

Early in the season, but something to pay attention to.

Because Cobb radish huge expectations for him.

And then it comes to shame by starting today.

A guy who got a five year, 68 million dollar extension.

But for the season number four, he even pitched four of the Orioles

in the regular season.

David Rubenstein, the owner of the team.

The GM hospitalized sitting next to him Saturday afternoon

and just talking about how they are serious content.

They want to be taken seriously.

And extending a guy like shame bars who.

Alias talked about scouting and since he was in high school in Texas.

And he had velocity then and he had control then.

And he's got breaking stuff and a nice change.

And he literally said he's got all the ingredients and obviously the Orioles.

Take a little bit of a risk considering he struggled at times last year.

But that can kind of you can point to pitching at Steinbrenner field,

which could be a little bit of a offensive boon.

And that's not going to be the case this year.

The raises are back at the trop.

So yeah, I think this is an Orioles team.

Albeit not having a great Saturday.

I think they still are having some high expectations.

Especially when they spent.

They spent they got they went to the Alonzo.

You're going to see Chris Bassier.

So there's a team that wants to compete in the A.L. East.

And I think they're going to, especially since you look at the Tampa Bay Rays

blowing it on Saturday with Griffin jacks in the back into that bullpen.

I don't know that they're the same kind of team.

Can they get into the mix with the Red Sox Blue Jays and the Yankees?

I think the Orioles can in that conversation.

Yes.

And I'm so glad that you mentioned that as well because coming into the season.

I thought that perhaps the most competitive race out there in all baseball.

What's going to be the A.L. East?

I had expectations that perhaps all five of these teams will be hovering right around 500.

And for the Tampa Bay Rays right now looking a little bit rough for them.

But two games out of 162.

Obviously, you can come back from that.

But how do you take a look at this race in general?

Because I do think that the Yankees are the rightful favorite in the division.

But the Red Sox looks very rocks odd.

You mentioned it with the Orioles.

They made a lot of moves in the off season to be able to revamp this roster as well.

The Rays are still the Rays.

Even though it does not feel like the bullpen is quite the same.

We have seen that over the first few days of the season.

And then when it comes to the Blue Jays, there are team that was a pitch away from perhaps one of the World Series last year.

Yeah.

You mentioned the bullpen with the Tampa Bay Rays.

You had Griffin Jackson coming in.

Griffin Jackson coming on an opening day in the sixth.

And then trying to throw Garrett Cleviger in there at certain points.

So I'm not going to necessarily question Kevin Cash.

He knows how to manage a team and a bullpen.

He's been doing it for a number of different years.

Just a little curious there.

At that point, they don't have Pete Fairbanks anymore who was kind of an anchor back at the end of their bullpen there.

But it is a Rays team too.

I'd think some of their starters and Joe Boyle pitched Saturday.

He struggled out the gate, but was able to settle down a little bit.

So they've got some guys, Shane McClanahan.

We know how good of a starter he can be.

But I'm looking at Boston as the team that I really like this year.

I mean, when you have a rotation that features Garrett Crochet and Ranger Suarez throwing in their study grant,

I'm not going to necessarily him or Brian Bale.

Totally trust them all the time.

But I like those top two guys at the top of my rotation.

And then they've got a bullpen, you know, a oldest chap in the closer there.

And he's somebody that has proof that he's been able to get it done over the years.

Sometimes it feels like more sometimes.

And the postseason hasn't been always able to deliver.

But that's why you have a guy like Garrett Whitlock, who had like a two and change ERA last year,

Justin Slayton hasn't been able to get it done.

Danny Kloom was a guy that the Orioles, and I know they just signed in.

There were some thoughts as to whether or not he may be not on the durable side whatsoever anymore when it comes to a shoulder.

But Kloom was somebody that the Red Sox picked up and I know the Orioles were high on him as far as a guy who was little sought after.

Early in his career.

So they're a team that can also bring the offense as well too when we're talking about, you know, guys in their outfield like Jared Durand, Yoshida, Rappiella,

and Will you're a brave who hit a home run on Saturday too as well in their loss to Cincinnati?

So yeah, this is a Red Sox team that I'm certainly going to be high on as well.

And I believe that they can certainly compete with the Yankees.

But the Yankees, that rotation with Camp Slitter and Max Fried, they are really looking strong and come out to get swinging against San Francisco Giants.

But Giants, they are offense looking pretty putrid.

I don't know if it's something where they're getting used to playing under a former college manager.

Maybe it's a little bit different to start the year.

They're, you know, repertoire and how they kind of got ready for the season may have it a little bit altered.

I don't know. Or we're just looking at a lineup that has Matt Chapman in the heart of lineup.

He's a solid hitter, but if he's kind of your home run threat, perhaps that's, you know, not as certainly as much of a threat there as I would think, you know, with this lineup.

So yeah, I don't think the Giants are really all that solid.

And I think that the Yankees really flexing their muscle early on.

And then we go to the Toronto Blue Jays.

We know that they acquired Okamoto in the off season that will certainly only help add to their lineup.

He got Springer at the top of lineup.

I know he didn't have the strongest of opening days, but they went against Luis Severino, who is absolutely getting it done.

World baseball classic then in that game, he pitched pretty well.

Yeah, you got to like the chances with the Blue Jays once again if you're the Blue Jays with flag hero.

Junior in the prime of his career.

Kevin Gossman was a guy who kind of came into the season like, you know, I know it's only one start.

He goes and double did the strikeouts.

And so you got to love to see that at Gossman.

Savage is a guy that's hurt right now for them.

Once he comes back, I'm not exactly sure when that's going to be.

I know that they talked about his velocity was bumped back up.

And he was effective in a minor league game.

So maybe he is going to be coming.

And he can be adding to that rotation there.

So yeah, you got to think that the Toronto Blue Jays are going to be certainly in the conversation when it comes to representing the American League.

Yeah, the AL East.

I'm talking through it now for the first time with you this season.

And I certainly feel like it's going to be the strongest division because I can make pretty much arguments for.

And I just kind of did with all the teams outside of the race who they have some hitters,

a random Caminero, Yondi Diaz.

These guys can deliver.

I just don't know that it's going to be consistent enough to compete with the behemoths in the East.

Yep, certainly.

And when it comes to the American League, I just feel like it's much more up for grabs rather than the National League as well

because I don't have to deal with the LA Dodgers as well.

So that's going to be helping out these teams as well as Christian does such great work over at WBAL and Baltimore.

Showing me right here on the baseball betting show.

And just how do you take a look at the landscape of the American League?

Because we just ran through it.

The East is going to be a complete and undergone life.

Just feels like the West is a little bit down.

I'm pretty bullish on the Seattle Mariners,

but the Astros don't feel like they're the same team that they were in the past.

The Angels that were recording this are currently undefeated.

I don't know how long that's going to be lasting, but shout out to the Angels.

The Tigers, I feel like they have foreign themselves as a rock solid team out in the central.

And I have some hope for the Guardians as well,

but it does feel like the American League in general is up for the taking.

And I think that could run through whoever is able to take hold of this American League East Division.

Yeah, absolutely.

And, you know, thinking about the San Francisco Giants,

I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Rafael Devers.

You know, I got to give him a little respect to along with Matt Chapman there.

A former Seattle Mariner, and now that you mentioned the AOS,

Robbie Ray is now with the Giants.

He had a decent start the other day because the Yankees,

he's not a quality star, anything.

But his former team, the Seattle Mariners, you talk about them.

Yeah, I certainly like their prospects as far as making a deep run.

Once again, when you talk about a rotation that features Logan Gilbert, Kirby,

Brian Wu, and Castillo, those are four really saw pictures.

Bryce Miller, fringe guy.

No, he's hurt at the moment.

And don't know why the fantasy community was a little bit,

I felt like down on Josh Nailer coming into this season

because not only with the betting content I try to consume,

I try to, you know, the fantasy content is good as well,

because you can really get an in depth on some of these players.

And I felt like some people were fading Josh Nailer.

He's been a model of consistency whether it's been with the Guardians

or when he was acquired by the Mariners.

He's a guy that I would certainly want as a cornerstone of my team

in the first basement.

So you got him, you got Cal Raleigh.

Obviously, the home run leader last year,

Arroz Arena, Julio Rodriguez.

This is a core bunch that has now been through the gauntlet

of the 162 game season and then the post season.

We know that they've got a solid bullpen, you know,

with that brush and spire and guys like that.

So yeah, this is a team.

And Brendan Donovan.

I forget his name, the executive of the Seattle Mariners,

but he joined MLB Network one day.

And I heard him talking about Brendan Donovan

was a priority for them.

And how they were able to work a trade with the Cardinals

and they said whenever you need a third team to get involved

with the mix, you call the Tampa Bay Rays

because of their ownership group and how they're always trying

to make their team the most valuable and the biggest output

with the least amount probably spent.

So yeah, you've got a Mara's team that locked in

on acquiring Brendan Donovan.

And so yeah, I think that, you know,

he's going to be a big help.

Another veteran presence for a team

that does have high aspirations.

And then yeah, you kind of talk about some other teams.

You've got the Detroit Tigers.

They come out.

They have a strong start from Fromber Valdez,

who was a majorly talked about guy here in Baltimore

for a month because we know that he had put himself out there,

made some YouTube videos, how he's not a bad guy,

trying to sell himself over the offseason after that incident

where he may or may not have thrown at the catcher

who was not exactly ready for that.

And so that's certainly set off some fireworks there.

But yeah, this is a Tigers team.

They've got some solid players.

Riley Green is a guy that, you know,

I know he only through the first couple of games have one hit

but he's somebody who can bring some power

as can carry Carpenter, as can Spencer Torkelson.

And then they've got veteran guys that copy

or buy as a flavor tourist.

So I certainly think they're going to be back in the mix

and when we're talking about, you know, the Tigers,

they are their rotation and they are to re-scubal.

And Fromber Valdez adding to that rotation

is certainly a big help.

And then yeah, I mean, they have a good bullpen as well too.

When you're talking about guys like Will Vest,

who can close or in Kenley Jansen Kyle Finnegan,

who's been a closer Tyler Holtin, who's got good stuff.

So yeah, they've got one of the best bullpenes in the league.

So yeah, I like what the Tigers have put together

as far as he squad.

So that's another one that I'm probably paying attention to.

And, you know, another one that I probably miss.

I mentioned them last year on your show quite a bit

is the Kansas City Royals.

They'll think that they have some young talent

with that team, some decent pitching.

We're going to see Chris Bubich pitch in a couple of days.

So yeah, he's been somebody certainly.

He's going to do the home opener for the Royals.

Against the Minnesota Twins, Michael Walker,

who during this start on Saturday against the Braves

was looking pretty good there.

Reagan set Lugo to no camera.

And that's a decent rotation there.

So maybe the Royals, that's some probably deep prices

to go any sort of par there.

I don't have any invested on any futures.

But I always kind of like what the Royals,

maybe I'm, you know, when I watched them against the Royals

a couple of years ago in the postseason,

I was able to see what they were able to do

and just shut down some of these Orioles bets.

So yeah, I think that the credit, you know,

the core for the royals is there.

Not exactly the strongest of all fences.

But if any best contino, that's a guy in the heart of my lineup.

I'd like to have.

So yeah, maybe they'll make some noise the Royals.

Yeah, absolutely.

And I don't know if the Angels will be able to make some noise.

But right now they're leading the Astros,

and they might go to three and oh,

I might be pleading the American like what it's all said and done.

It is very, very early.

But I know that Chris, you're going to be dialed in on the Orioles all season long.

You're going to be dialed in on this great game of baseball.

Just all the happenings that we've got out there in the lovely city of Baltimore.

Love the good people at home.

Know what's all the time for you and how people could fall along

until we did other platforms.

Well, Greg, yes, great to be with you.

As always, I'll be anchoring the news,

leading up to Orioles games on Saturday.

So we'll be providing the insight into, you know, events like

kids opening day at Oriole Park at Camping Yards on Sunday,

where they're going to get a whole bunch of treats if you're 12 and under

or Kyle Bradish.

And the first 15,000 fans got a hoodie today.

So that was certainly a lot of fun.

As well as baseball analysis, we tried to bring you the business aspect of the Orioles

that is major money maker for the station for this town.

So we're heavily invested in them.

But yeah, just going to be bringing you the news and raising my two girls.

Greg, as always, thank you for having me on, brother.

Absolutely, Chris.

He does such a great job looking at this great game that we all know and love

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So, how about if we get things started with 9-51-52, the Colorado Rockies.

They're on their way against Miami Marlins.

Max Mayer goes for the fish Ozaki Tana.

It's on the bump for Colorado.

Colorado is a underdog of anywhere between plus 150 to plus 160.

Minus 178 to minus 194.

That number on Miami, 7F to 8 is the total on the 7F.

Over's minus 120 to the unders even, on the 8 over and under anywhere between minus 105 to minus 115.

If you're looking to lay a run after right now with the fish that's anywhere between plus 115 to plus 125,

I'm going to take a plus 125 on the Marlins run line.

That is my bare bones, minima by point, but that is a by point for me.

Max Mayer, I think that he's got some upside to him.

Don't quite a bit of injury last season, so we need to see a little bit more out of him for his career of 5-29-ERA.

That's less than Magnificent.

Last year posted up a 473-ERA, and really the big thing for him was giving up the D-Pull.

1.7 home runs a lot for 9x, but was getting about 9x, right?

Got's for 9x, and had a few nice starts of the season.

Last season, meanwhile for Ozaki Tana.

This is a guy that I think is going to be at quite a bit more moving forward as.

For Ozaki Tana, felt like he was just getting really lucky last year with the Milwaukee Burs,

396-ERA, but a 481 fielding independent.

He was given up about 3.4 walks for 9x, only 6 strikeouts for 9x.

Not giving up the D-Pull, the worst with about 1.2 home runs for 9x.

But again, backed up by a bottom 4 bullpen in terms of ERA and the big leagues with the Rocky's last season now.

Obviously, the pitching is a little bit better when you get away from Coursfield, but there's really not a lot of trust.

Not a lot of trusting in the Colorado Rockies and any former capacities.

Last year, the team was averaging 2.7 runs per game away from home.

Dead Synch and Lyson all based on that.

I like Hunter Goodman. Goodman Lys here, 25 plus home runs.

Even on the road, was sitting above a 260 as he keeled tovar.

Does it okay, job? Move the line.

And it feels like TJ Rumpfield is good to be able to give you a little bit of upside.

He's a young 25-year-old that was able to go deep in the game on Saturday.

So that's something that you do like to see and they did bring in Jake McCarthy in the offseason.

He was a solbet over with the years and then I'm back.

So it feels like they're a little bit better than they were a season ago.

And then for them, I mean, we're on so you've got Jacob Marcy.

I like what he's able to say, but even though he did strike out three times in the game on Saturday,

he was part of the World Baseball Classic.

You've got some like a Connor Norby, some upside.

If I'm not mistaken, began his career with the Orioles as he got a lot of guys like Kyle Stowers,

who's currently on the Enderless, who came on over from there.

But you have a gust in a mirror.

So it was able to give you 20 plus almost last season.

Save your Edwards. It's just really good. I'm moving line.

No power whatsoever. You had three on runs last season button.

Guy that was able to add a 283, really good top of the lineup.

Guys, so I do think that there's something to be had there.

And for the Miami Marles, a relatively league average bullpen last season.

Calvin Foshe, Anthony Bender.

These are guys with a little bit of upside.

Lake Bacar. Guy that I really don't trust in a Tom.

But he's able to give you some longer league.

Even he had a 386 ERA last season.

And I do think that in this video, you're going to be able to get a good start out of my year.

Personally, we're mostly seeing 7.5.

So at the 7.5, I do like this total to the other end,

with regards to the Marlins plus 125 or better,

going to be one take a shot on the run line.

9.53.9.54.

You've got the Pittsburgh Pirates.

They walked the plank to New York to face off against the meds.

No one McLean goes for the meds.

Carmen Molodzinski is on the bum for Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh between a plus 140 to a plus 150 underdog.

Minus 170 to minus 175.

That number four, the metropolitan.

7.5 to 8 is the total on the 7.5.

Over's between minus 115 to minus 125.

Under's between minus 105 to plus 105.

On the eight, under's minus 115 to minus 120.

The over's between even and minus 105.

And if you're looking to lay the run line here with the New York meds,

that's right around plus 130.

You're seeing as good as plus 135.

I was willing to go up to minus 105.

I do like the run line here.

Carmen Molodzinski overall had a 355 ERA

and a 333 fielding dependent lives here.

That's pretty rock saw.

But you know, look at the splits between him

starting him coming out of the bullpen nine day.

As a sort of 499 ERA,

he was getting fewer than eight strikeouts per nine.

And then he's closer to about nine strikeouts per nine.

And then he's coming out of the bullpen to 15 ERA.

And Noel McLean was absolutely excellent for the team.

206 ERA and his eight starts.

I'll be it. It's a small sample size,

but also partake in the World Baseball Classic here in the spring.

And he got 10.7 strikeouts to three walks per nine.

Endings 0.8 home runs allowed per nine.

Endings. I really like what he's able bring to the table.

And there's all comparing these lineups.

Now for the pirates, are they a little bit better than they were

receiving the play?

Yes, he picked up Marcel Zuno.

That's good to be able to help you out quite a bit.

Ryan O'Hern, I think, has a little bit of upside with him.

As well as season for O'Hern.

He spent that season with both the Baltimore Orioles and the San Diego Padres

where he was playing about a 366 on base, 17 home runs.

So that helps you out quite a bit as well.

But still, these guys like Nick Gonzalo as jurid troll

or just have not been able to take off.

Joey Bart has not really been there at the catcher spot.

And Henry Davis has been a flop as the number one overall pick.

Meanwhile, for the New York metropolitan.

They do pick up a few guys in the off season.

Luis Rivera, we're going to see what we're going to get out of him

because at the beginning part of his career with his Chicago White

Sucks, it was very good last few years.

Not so great for Francisco Lindor.

He's good for 30 home runs and a 340 on base.

Juan Soto, even in his N.I. Air quotes you're down to your last year.

43 home runs and down to your four on our base.

You pick up Boba Shett from the Blue Jays.

He's good for being able to have for about a third.

Marcus Simeon down to your last year with the Rangers.

But I think that he's going to find it here.

Francisco Alvarez has looked a little bit better here

in the beginning part of the season and for the pirates.

I think that's going to be a respectable bullpen

because Dennis Santana is a guy that's pretty good.

I have a closer spot.

But Gregory Soto, the last few years has been all over the place.

Isaac Manson adds some good ending slice season.

Justin Lawrence, you just don't know what you're going to be able to get out of him

moving forward after last season.

He actually posted up a 0-51 in his fall sample size.

But here before that is 649.

So we shall see what happens there.

And for the Mets, no longer do they have Ed Wendee as at the closer spot.

But no longer do they have it right now.

It's the eye there.

So that helps them out.

Luke Weaver.

They pick them up from the AKs.

And now they've got Devon Williams as well.

Which Devon Williams pretty much had his career handed by Pete Alonzo.

So we'll see if going back to New York is going to be up up about Brooks Rayleigh.

It's a guy that I like in the bullpen escarber.

So it's able to give you multiple endings and it's up for your eyes.

So do you think that the Mets go out there?

Dominate this one.

I did semi-tonally here at an 8.1.

I think that McQueen is doing for a little bit of aggression from Lyos here.

So like you over and the run line here of the Metropolitan's.

559.56.

It's the Washington Nationals.

They are on their way against the Chicago Cubs.

Shota Immunaga is on the boom for the Cubs and Jacob and Goose for Washington Washington.

Underdogs of plus 190 to plus two dollars.

Minus 240 across the board is that number on the Cubs if you're looking to lay run af.

And now that's right around minus 110 to a minus 115.

Total design and F. Under's minus 115.

The over's minus 105 and I like the Cubs are on line.

Set this at a minus 118.

Now Shota Immunaga was really lucky that ZRA was not higher than it was last season.

Because he wasn't really giving up a lot of walks or anything like that.

But just 7.3 strikeouts.

Bernay and Enix gave up 1.9 home runs.

Bernay and Enix had yet some out some way.

He was able to weasel his way out with a 373 ERA.

He fielded independent of up 486.

But Jacob Irman is awful.

570 ERA with a 564 fielding dependent last year.

6.2 strikeouts and 1.9 home runs allowed.

Bernay and Enix Lyos season.

Backed up by Enishel's bullpen.

That was in the bottom five of the big leagues Lyos season now.

I think that the bullpen is going to be a little bit better this season.

You've got a guy in PJ Poo and went some upside.

Brad Lord is able to be a good multi-ending guy as well.

But CNL Perez is absolutely awful.

Koenri is a guy that's very unreliable clean beater.

At the Closer Spot might be the worst closer in all baseball.

Then what are you going to be up again?

The lineup.

CJ Abrams.

He's been off to a relatively solid start.

But it looks like he's going to be away from the team.

There's a death in his family.

So you wish him absolutely nothing.

But the best.

And that hurts his team because now you got James Wood.

Who gave you good wood, Lyos?

You're 30 plus home runs.

But there's really not a lot of power on him.

Keybearer Weez has not been able to take off for the team.

This seem new.

Yes.

What are you going to be able to get out of him?

Andre Shapiro has been a big giant flop peroni.

Like they were hoping that Don Cruz was going to be the answer for this team.

Never turned out to be the answer.

And now for the Chicago Cubs.

You've got to open that.

I felt like they were a little bit lucky last year.

You self-kill.

Theo Bar is coming off a career year.

A lot of Daniel Polensia.

Hobie Milner.

They pick him up.

He's always been good for his sub 350 or 800 RV.

He's relatively respectable.

And then just a lot of guys to find a way to move line.

Alex Braggman.

Goob and not great power.

He should be able to give you 25 plus bombs and probably getting for about a 275.

Carson Kelly.

He did a great job giving you over a 350 on base.

Lyos season.

Peacrow Armstrong.

Awful second half of the season.

But it was really good to begin the season.

Probably going to have a little bit of more Michael Conforto with the injury that says

Zuki as of right now.

But Nico Horner.

He does a good job.

It turns a move line.

I do think that the Cubs do a great job getting to Jake Irvin.

Always keep no to the wind out their regularly fields.

Looks like it's blowing out and blowing out at north of 10 miles per hour.

So set out a total year of 10.1.

Like the over and the Cubs are online.

9.57, 9.58.

It is the twins.

They are on the road against the Orioles.

The Wizard of Baws.

Shane Baws.

Goose for the Orioles.

And Bailey Obers on the bump for the twins.

And the twins they do find themselves as a pretty good size underdog here.

And between plus 122 to a plus 130.

Minus 145 to minus 150.

Number on Baltimore.

Tons game.

It is 9.

The under is any between minus 110 to a minus 120.

Overs between even at minus 105.

With the twins, I set them at a plus 150.

So I'm looking at the Orioles here.

If you look at a lay run af with the Orioles finding that right around about a plus 142 to a plus 150.

Personally, I'd rather lay a little bit of a chalkier money line because I think that Shane Baws is doing for a little bit of upside.

But he did have a relatively rough season last year with the Wizard of Baws.

Why is he using his ERA?

That was hovering right in the neighbor at about a 487 now.

Feeling dependent was a 437.

Nine half strikeouts per nine nettings.

So that points towards positivity.

But would still give it up over 1.3 home runs per nine nettings.

And Bailey Oberlais here was terrible.

A 510 ERA.

That is a career.

Where's from career low?

Some point four strikeouts.

Per nine nettings.

And he had never gotten fear of the eight point two strikeouts per nine nettings.

So the one thing that he did a really good job of.

He was not issuing free passes.

He was only giving up about 1.9 walks per nine nettings.

So both of these bullpen's last year.

Absolutely garbage.

They were both 25 and 26 in the big leagues in terms of bullpen ERA.

Both supplied north of a 450 ERA.

So all sorts of issues there.

That said, I do think that there's a little bit of positivity here for the Orioles.

You know, don't you know, a few years ago he was really good last year.

Just really pooped the bed.

And now Ryan Ellsley has looked really good in his small sample size this season after.

He was just absolutely terrible after they traded him on a way to the New York Mets last season.

But that said, I do think that some of these guys are going to be able to find it.

You've got a guy like Dietrich Ens.

He was able to be a nice long guy.

And then on the flip side for the Minnesota twins.

They did have to use up Anthony Bonda yesterday.

But that's a shall we say upgrade for the same Cody Funderburke.

He was not going to the bullpen line season has not been great this far this season.

And for the twins.

I do think that there's a little bit of upside with a line up.

Cody Clements.

He's able to give you some power.

But also for less than a 220 last season.

Josh Bell in the second half of the season was sitting above a 250.

He did get back above 20 home runs last season.

And you do have a guy in Lucas Shaw who was hitting for about a three iron last season.

A little bit of rough start to the season thus far.

It's only two games though.

But what are you going to be able to get out of Brooks Lee Royce Lewis always injured.

Can he stay healthy because if he can there's a lot of upside with he and Byron Bucks in.

But you never know what those two guys and then on the flip side for the oil say

are the only quite a few injuries right now.

Jordan Westberg is on the ender less along Jackson all day.

Dylan Beaver is this guy that had a nice end to the season last year.

Adely Rushman.

He's been a little bit better here to begin the season this year.

So you like to see that and obviously pick up Pete Alonzo Taylor Ward.

Ward is not a guy that really moves the line.

He's a little bit of an all or nothing guy.

Alonzo is a little bit better at finding way on base Gunner Anderson.

It's a little bit of a shall we say notoriously slow starter as well.

You do have a few question marks there but I do think the pause goes out there gives a nice start.

And I do think the both of these pictures much improved from a season ago.

So set it all up in 8.2 like the under and the oils here on the money line 9.59.

60. It's a blue jays playing us to the athletics.

Louis Morales is on the bump for the athletics and Eric Lauer is on the bump for Toronto.

Toronto is a minus 160 to a minus 165.

Favorite seeing minus 155 out there as well plus 135 to plus 140.

Then number on the 8.6.

Total over his minus 120.

The under is even in with the blue jays.

Set them on the money line at a minus 176.

If you're looking to lay around half with them right now that's about a plus 140 to a plus 145.

I do like that run line out as well and take a plus 120 or better.

Eric Lauer I feel like he's just a guy with a lot of upside.

And I feel like he's very underrated.

I remember when he had that great year with the Milwaukee burst of fees.

He's a guy.

I don't know if he's ever going to quite get back to that level.

And this is a guy that can legitimately pitch in.

When Eric Lauer got his start slice season with a blue jays.

He was very rock solid for them.

He posted up a 3 180 array.

He was giving up about 1.3 on runs for 9.

So that was a little bit rough.

But 8.8 strikeouts, 2.2 walks for 9.

That's certainly passable and for Louis Morales.

He's a guy that does have a little bit of wildness in him.

But I do think that he's got a lot of upside moving forward.

As a rook he lies here.

He was posting up a 3 1 4 array.

I feel he could find a more round about a 468 as he did give up 1.5 on runs for 9.

And he worked on the walks towards the back half last season.

A young 23 year old.

So he's got a lot of upside there.

But with the athletics, I think the big question is,

one the heck are you going to get out of this bullpen?

Because they traded away Lucas Urzage along with Mason Miller towards back.

I have the season last year.

They gave him one tax earnings.

Yes, Ray.

So are you going to be able to bring back someone like a Michael Kelly?

He's one they more reliable bullpen pieces for the team.

They signed Mark Vider Jr. and he's been getting lighter it up.

So that's not great to say at least Luis Medina is now been pushed into the bullpen.

They need to be used him up yesterday.

And for the blue jays, they need to use up a whole bunch of their bullpen as well.

If you're looking at which guy is probably going to be able to eat more earnings,

I would go with Eric Lower in this spot.

And then for the blue jays, they already have an injury to eat me Garcia.

Better at some Tommy Nance is the guy that I don't really trust.

And Taylor Rogers, I thought was a nice signing in the off season.

I like Louis, Louis, Varlan, sub 3 array last season.

For the blue jays, last season.

The lineup really did not get going until the back half of the season.

Flagler or Jr.

Just 23 home runs during the regular season.

An amazing postseason.

I think that he's going to have himself a big year this year.

Kazuma Okamoto is the guy that they signed in the off season.

Not sure if he gives you a ton of power, but a guy that can clearly move blind.

He's already done that in the first few games out here at the States for George Springer.

He had himself a career year last year.

We'll see if he's able to duplicate that.

As a guy that had four hits yesterday as well.

So, you do have, in my opinion, a blue jays sign up that I think are going to be able to put up some runs this season.

And I do think that they do a nice job getting to Morales in this spot.

So, did somebody tell that at 8.8 here at the 8.5?

Do like the over and the run line.

Oh, the Jays.

9.61, 9.62.

It's the angels.

They're on the road against the use of answers.

And his jacket shadow, it's on the bum for the angels.

And Tassuya Amal, hopefully I got that correct, is going for the answers.

Asters, sizable favorites here.

Minus 175 to minus 190.

And we're doing plus 149 to plus 155.

That number on the angels.

A half is a total over his minus 120.

And the under is even.

I like the answers run line here.

I was willing to lay a number as a matter of fact.

I was willing to go up to a minus 110 here.

Right now, I'm seeing this right around about a plus 115 to a plus 125.

For Mitsur, Tassuya Amal.

He was really good for the Sabu Lions last season in the Nippon baseball league.

That's out there in Japan.

And he was posting up a 190 80 or a 0.3 home runs.

A lot per nine.

I didn't say.

Based off against an angel.

Seemed that last year.

They were all or nothing.

They were fourth in the league in terms of home runs per iPad.

Third worst in terms of on base percentage.

So that is not a great combination right there.

Even Mike Trow was only eating for like a 240 lion season.

So you've got a lot of issues with this team trying to move the lion.

Get on base.

No longer do they have Taylor Ward from a season go now.

We'll say that they do still have a few guys.

They're relatively okay in terms of finding a way on base.

As you were able to get quite a bit of production lion season out of Nolan Juneau.

Now or a salar.

It looks like he's just absolutely washed at this point.

Sacramento is a guy that I like.

Nice season.

He was able to give the team some functional power.

26 home runs of 320 on base.

So there's a little bit of upside there.

Joshua was assigning that they had in the off season.

I like what he brings to the table already as a home run.

So it's great.

But we're going to be happy about the fact that you can go off for 20 plus bombs in a season.

But not so happy about the fact that you have for about a 257 on base last season.

And for the angels last year, third worst in the big leagues in terms of open area.

I think it's a little bit better this year.

Kirby eights is a guy that they signed though.

He's on the angel list.

Drupal Marans, Joy Locacy.

These are veterans that can give you some good endings.

Brent Souther has always been a functional guy in the bullpen last year.

For the Red Sieves they will post up about a 452 ERA.

But I think that that improves a little bit more this season.

But when Ryan's effort on.

And Jordyn Romano are at the back after the bullpen.

That's not great to say the least.

And for Jack Adronwitz, he was absolutely terrible last season.

This guy posted up at 681 ERA.

5.8 strikeouts, 4.7 walks per nine.

And it's goodness gracious how he's getting starts.

I have absolutely no idea.

And for the Houston Astros, I mean, there's no question about it.

This is a bunch.

I mean, they're not necessarily an amazing offense anymore.

But I do think that Ozeal to be still going to be able to give you like that 275 average 20 plus home runs.

You are not over us.

You're right, guys.

All I'm going to do is credit this far this season.

Getting back Carlos Correa I think is big.

Even though he's a little bit up there in years.

He's still only about 31 years old.

It's not like he's completely washed or anything like that.

And for the Astros, they're always a team that did do a great job in terms of not striking out.

Promise they don't necessarily draw a lot of walks.

Like a year near Diaz.

He'll consistently if for like a 240 to 50, he'll give you some bombs.

But less than a 300 on base.

Need these guys to be able to draw a few more walks.

And Chris Walker just has not panned out.

Ever since he signed them from the Arizona Diamondbacks button.

He do have a bullpen that even with Bennett Sosa Josh Hader.

Currently on the Injolus.

I like these guys.

The Brian's, Brian King, Brian Raeuse.

Do you know Kurt?

There I will give you a sub 350.

Here I saw.

Do you think that for the Astros?

They got their dominate this first start for Mr. Emall.

So I did semi line at a minus 110 on the run line.

I'm going to lay that run line of the Astros.

I'm getting plus money on it.

And did semi tall at 8.8 right now.

I'm mostly seeing an 8.5.

I'm going to be in on the over.

963 and 964.

It's a guardians error.

I'm going to be on the road.

I get CC out of the manners.

Ever since I got goes for Seattle and Slades.

Sony is on the bum for Cleveland.

Cleveland is a underdog here.

Between plus 128 to a plus 130.

Minus 150 to minus 160.

And I'm wrong Cleveland.

7.5 is a total over and under.

And we're between minus 105 to minus 115.

So if the Mariners have just a minus 106.

I'm going to be wanting to take the plus number here.

With Cleveland guardians for Slades and Sony.

Not necessarily some sort of a strikeout artist or anything like that.

Yeah, it's ups and downs last season.

But I do think that there's quite a bit of upside here.

Last season for Slades and Sony.

430 year A.

It's given up about 1.6 home runs per 9.8.

But keeps the walks down only about 2.2 walks per 9.8.

And I do think that going up against the Seattle Mariners.

Seemed that yes, they've got Cal Roy.

He's able to dump for 60 plus home runs.

You saw guys like a U.U.

Rodriguez company.

But being in that picture-friendly ballpark,

I think he's going to help.

He's backed up by a bullpen that was in the top five

in the big leagues in terms of VRA now.

They already owe the injury to Hunter Gattis.

That is going to be earning them quite a bit moving forward.

But still, you've got a lot of guys are able coming out of the bullpen.

They're able to give you some good functional earnings.

Well, you're going to be able to get out of the offense.

It's a little bit more suspect.

But Eric Sobrowski is able to give you good earnings.

Kate Smith.

Very reliable at the closers spot in.

First few nights for the Cleveland guardians.

They've been hitting home runs.

Chase the lottery.

Three home runs in his first two career games.

You'll love to be able to see that.

Jose Ramirez.

He's good for hitting it.

275 with 25 plus home runs every single year.

Now, Brian Roqueos.

CJ K-Fist.

Gabriel Reyes.

Lots of dead bats.

Bonaylor was sitting about a 200 last season.

And for the Seattle manners.

I know, obviously, Cal Raleigh and those guys are your main attractions.

For the team, McCool Young already has home run this season.

Josh Taylor, the former guardian.

He sounds too invasive.

So that's pretty rock solid, Brian and Donovan.

Should be able to give this team just a little bit more.

Show he's saying stability because he's able to give you about a three-fifty or so.

With regards to that on Mason.

Four of the Mariners.

Once again, they have one.

The better bullpen's out there in all baseball.

Andres Munoz, Matt Brash.

They both gave you a sub three or a game.

Spire gave you a sub three or a lion season.

Even Edward Bazzardo was pretty rock solid.

I just really don't trust in Emerson and Coch in this spot.

Frank Coch.

He is not a straight-cut guy.

And he's a guy that just finds himself in the zone a little bit too much.

It's all like he's terrible with his commander.

Anything like that.

Lion season.

About three walks.

Was giving up 1.5 home runs per nine nettings.

Was only getting about 6.4 straight cuts.

Per nine nettings as well.

So do you think that for the Guardians?

They do a nice job holding in this game.

I do think that they get to Hancock here.

So set a total of a 7.8 here on the 7.5.

I do like the over and I do like the plus price here.

With the Guardians.

965, 966.

And it's a Philadelphia Phillies.

They play us.

Do the Walker Texas Rangers.

Mackenzie Gore.

Ops and not get gourd for the Rangers.

And Asus Zardo's on the pump.

For the Phillies.

Are any between minus 148 to a minus 156 plus 125 to a plus 130.

That number on Texas Texas.

They are back to being the underdogs.

And are in a total where the total is between 7.8 to 8 on the 8.

Under as minus 115.

The over as minus 105.

On the 7.5.

Over as minus 125.

Under as plus 105.

Do you like the over.

It hits a my toilet at 8.3.

With Lozardo.

You just had things really fall down the toilet bowl for the second half of the season last year.

Like through the first two months of the season.

He was looking like a borderline saw a young candidate.

Like he was getting his strike cuts.

And if you look at the field he defended numbers.

He got really unlucky in the second half of the season last year.

392 year A.

But a 290 field he defended.

Gave up to 0.8 home runs for nine nettings.

2.8 walks for nine 10 and a half strike cuts.

For nine nettings.

So he did all those things really well.

But he was just giving up a lot of.

So he say general contact towards back half of the season last year.

So have to wonder how that's going to be playing moving forward.

And then on the flip side of things.

You got a guy McKenzie Gore who I always believe was going to be able to put it together at the big league level.

But a little bit up and down for him over the last few seasons.

He's another guy that got unlucky lies here.

417 year A.

But a 375 field he defended with the Washington Nationals.

And he was getting about 10.4 strike cuts.

Per nine nettings.

But once given up the 3.6 walks per nine nettings.

He's going to need to do a better job in terms of just holding in with the guards to command.

And for the Rangers.

I do think that the offense is going to be a little bit better than it was.

He's going to go because no longer do they have a little scar.

So you just could not find a way to reach face for the team lives.

He says now he's on the filled up. He fillies are on clean up.

So good clean family fun there for the Rangers.

Jake Berger has gone off to a really nicer to the season.

R.A. as a home run.

So in a great job in terms of moving line.

And then Josh Young.

I do think it's going to be able to give you quite a bit more moving forward.

Additionally, Corey Seeger.

He was the other injury by a season.

He was able to get a home run in the game yesterday as a matter of fact for Berger.

He's up to two home runs.

So they pick up Brandon Nemo in the off season.

The Joshes, Josh Smith, Josh Young.

These guys are functional in terms of getting on base.

And having back Evan Carter as big as well.

He was such a big part of one that seemed one of the world series fees.

He's going for the fillies no longer do you have Nick Cassiano's.

But it's also nice functional bats.

Bryce Harper is a guy that has started out cold.

And he's hot and cold.

Like when he gets going, he is really going to get going.

When he's not going.

Well, he's not going.

But Drake turned it out for what is a guy that's able to do a nice job of moving line.

Getting on base.

You've got Kyle Schwarber.

Who does a great job in terms of giving you power?

Again, not getting it for the world's greatest average.

But he does draw his walks.

Bryce and Stott is functional with regards to his power.

But does a good job being able to reach base JTB and Mito.

Just as a little things as well.

For the fillies, this can be a little bit of a hot and cold bullpen.

But now you pick up your wander on one of the better closers in all baseball.

Jose Alvarado.

Should be better than he was a season ago.

Because it was a stop and start season for him with the PED suspension.

Bright Keller is coming off of a really nice year with the Chicago Cubs.

And for the Rangers.

The scene was a top 5 team with regards to bullpen or a by a season.

You got a guy in cold wind who was able to spy a sub 3 or a.

Robert Garcia, Chris Martin.

These guys were really good in the bullpen.

Now they had to use up Jacob Latz as a long guy yesterday.

Because they had to describe Jacob to Grom.

So that's a little bit of an issue for the scene.

But Jamon Beaks isn't any seeder.

So do you think that for the Rangers?

They do present a little bit of value here.

And especially with the fact that the Phillies had to use up much of that bullpen yesterday.

As well.

Sub my line at a plus 129.

So plus 130 or better.

Do like the Rangers on the money line.

And like the others.

Sub my toll at 8.3.

967.968.

And the online abrasives are going to be playing us to the Kansas Royals.

Set the Lugo goes for the Royals.

And Grand Olms is on the bump for the online abrasives.

With the Braves, you're going to be getting them between minus 142 minus 145.

Plus 119 plus 125.

That number on the Royals and told on this game.

Air between 8th and 8th.

On the 8th.

Overspice 120.

The under 7th.

On the 8th.

Under minus 120.

And the over 7th.

And with the Braves, I set them at a minus 153 on the money line.

They're all looking to lay around with them.

Right around about plus 145.

So inside is a plus 152 out there.

And personally, I'll be willing to take a shot on the plus 152 run line.

Just because with the Royals.

I just don't know what we're going to get out of this offense moving forward.

And I just don't trust in Seth Lugo.

With Seth Lugo.

He's a guy that does a pretty solid job.

In terms of not putting guys on cheaply or anything like that.

But he gives up a lot of general contact.

Last season.

Gave up 1.7 home runs per 9.

Ending 7.7 strikeouts per 9.

And the 3.4 walks per 9.

Endings was by far career high from aside from.

I believe 2021.

So I need really added downfall there.

So I'm not sure how he's going to be able to recover 415.

You're a 509 fielding dependent.

And for Grand Holmes.

He was a little bit over the place.

Last season as well.

But for Grand Holmes.

I think that he's going to be able to find it here.

As a starter in the big league level.

399 or a 440 fielding dependent.

Last year.

4.2 walks per 9.

Endings again.

That's a little bit rough.

But what's getting about 9.6 right cost per 9.

Endings in.

I think that the Royals are going to be better with their lineup this year.

Last season.

They were a bottom 10 team.

With regards to run.

Creation.

But Vinnie Paschantino.

Sky that's able to give you over a 320 on base.

He had 25 plus home runs.

Last season.

Jonathan India.

Just a miserable season last year.

Expect a little bit more out of him.

Jack Eglion was awful last season.

I do expect him to be better.

But how much better is he going to be?

Is the question then.

Bobby what junior he's just older liable.

Last season.

350 on base.

23 home runs.

So you know what you're getting there.

And then for the Royals.

The bullpen is really good.

You've got a blue casserole.

They picked up from the athletics at the trade deadline.

Carls of Sushevets.

One of the better closers that you're going to find in all of baseball.

Even Nick Mears is able to give you some good endings.

They pick a match from from the Philadelphia Phillies.

So I like the bullpen button.

Again with Lugo.

No faith in him whatsoever.

And for the Braves.

They just dealt with injuries over the last few seasons.

Keep in mind in 2023.

This scene was averaging 5.75 runs per game.

That was numero uno in all of baseball.

Now they revamp their bullpen picking up Roberts Wars.

From the San Diego Padres.

Tyler Kinley.

Since he's come over from the Rockies.

He's at a sub to 25 year A.

With his team now.

They're dealing with some injuries of their own.

Awesome.

Kim along with Sean Murphy.

Currently on the endless but Drake Baldwin.

Off of the rookie of the year.

Campaign that he had at the country spot.

Mad Olson.

Can he get back to his old form?

He and Olson Riley.

Because Riley was the authentic rely season.

He's a guy that can give you 30 plus home runs.

And for Olson.

Lies two seasons.

29 home runs at peace.

But if you can get back to that 2023 form.

When he had 54 bombs and a 390 on base.

This scene is going to be lethal.

Especially with Ronald Kuhn.

You're junior back.

That's a big thing for the seamen.

You think that for the Braves.

They do a nice job getting Lugo here.

And I think that the Braves.

Return to power with the guards that have lined up.

So like the overs of my toilet 8.6.

And the run line year of the M line of race.

969.970.

It's the red socks on the red against the reds.

Rat louder goes for the reds.

And Connolly early goes for Boston.

Boston is between a minus 142 and minus 145.

Favorite.

Plus 118.

Plus 125.

That number on the reds.

Eight and a half.

It's a total.

Under's minus 115.

The overs minus 105.

Six minutes out there as well.

On the 8 overs minus 115.

Under's minus 105.

It's a my toilet 8.7.

And so I do like the overhand.

Plus 125.

It's five bare bones minimum by a point here.

On the Sensei reds.

Rat louder made a few certs lia season for the reds.

And like what I saw out of him.

He was really, really good at the college baseball level.

And is that going to completely translate here.

To the big legs.

A little bit TBD at this point.

But for louder.

And that very small sample size that we saw in 2024.

You was able to post up a 1170RA.

He was giving, you know, only about 6.5.

Stray counts of 4.1 rocks per night.

So a little bit fortunate.

And those six starts.

But so far so good out of him.

I do think that there's some upside there.

And then for Connolly early again.

He had a really small sample size.

But they trusted him in the playoff slice season.

For Connolly early.

He's only made four career M.O.B.

Starts.

But 233RA was really good at the minor league level.

And in those starts.

He was getting 13 and a half straight cuts of 1.9 rocks per night.

And it's just face off against the reds line up.

That is a little bit revamped.

And you in your sport as a slice season.

49 on runs.

And we all know what we can expect to have LED.

The cruise in terms of stolen bases.

25 plus on runs.

A 330 on base.

And then sell Stewart.

There's a lot that is expected out of him.

And I think that he's going to be able to give this team

a nice boost as well.

You saw this scene be able to get to sunny grey yesterday.

So the red socks.

They're going to be on a few fumes with the guards of bullpen.

Obviously a role to shaman.

Has been the best closer in all baseball.

Since he got to the boss in red socks.

But they had to use him up yesterday.

Along care woodlock.

Who's been absolutely amazing for this team.

Love the pick up of Danny Collume.

But I do think that with having both teams just haven't gone through so much of the bullpen.

That it is going to allow for a little bit of a higher scoring game here.

I did semi total at an 8.7 as a result.

So I'm going to be in on the same after the over.

Especially if you can get an 8 as well.

But I do think that on the flip side for the red socks.

You're going to be able to get some solid offense as well.

Even with Alex Bragman now out of the fold.

Trevor's story.

He was able to find George Beck.

I have the season last year.

He had a nice home run yesterday.

And then Wilder or Braille.

20 plus home runs last season.

He had a big double and a big home run in the 7th inning or later.

To be able to help the team out.

Yesterday.

The team picked up Wilson Caterus in the off season.

So I had a team that was already in the top 8 in terms of runs per game last season.

They get all the more fearsome.

Caleb Durman after a little bit of rough start here to begin with.

But you know that he's going to pick it up and Roman Anthony.

He just does a great job in terms of move line in general.

So do think that you get a lot of runs up on the board.

Plus 125 or higher.

That is my buy point on the reds.

And with this total.

Do like the over semi-toll and an 8.7 971 972.

And it's the brewers.

They're going to be playing us.

These Chicago White Socks says.

You've got Anthony Kay on the bump for the White Socks.

Brandon's broke his on the bump for the brewers.

Brewers who find themselves as a favorite hero between minus 17 to minus 185.

Plus 140 to plus 155.

That number on the White Socks.

7.8 is the total.

On the 800 minus 115.

The over is minus 105.

On the 7.5.

Over is minus 125.

Under is plus 105.

Set of total here of an 8.3.

I do like the over.

If you're looking to lay a run-off with the Moacubers.

You're going to be finding that right around about a plus 125 to a plus 130.

I was one to go up to a minus 103.

So I mean, I'm willing to take the plus money here on the brewers run line.

First broke.

He was able to make his MLB debut last season with the New York Meds.

And well, he made a few starts.

But was pretty solid at the minor league level.

And I think that there's quite a bit of upside with him.

And the four starts that he made with the meds.

He did post up a force of the 9.0 array.

But didn't give up any home runs in the 223rd setting.

Set it 280 field.

He depended.

Swing him as self is on amazing.

All about some point force.

Right calls for 9.0s.

But the brewers just have such an uncanny ability to be able to just find the most out of these young gunsters.

I think that they're going to be able to do that with Sprote as well.

And then a 3K.

He's another guy that was with the New York Meds and their organization for the longest of time as well.

And he resurfaces after he was a part of a whole bunch of different trades.

This is going to be his first start at the big league level since the 2023 campaign.

So he's a guy that has been very well traveled to save Lee's life season.

He was actually out there in the Japanese baseball league.

And while he was with the Yokohoma don't gain a base stars.

He was able to post up a 174.0 array.

Not necessarily as swing a miss.

Guy, I never really was at the big league level.

He was only getting about 7.5 strikeouts.

Bernanning said the Japanese baseball level.

But so it was only giving up about a half home run.

Bernannings.

But now goes against a Milwaukee player.

It seemed that they don't really rely upon home runs to generate a lot of their offense.

So they're dealing with an injury to both Jackson, Trio and Andrew Vaughan.

But William Caterrace is able to give you North of a 340 on base.

Price to rank.

Great job.

Swiping bags.

He's going to get it for a 270 plus.

They pick up David Hamilton from the Red Sox.

He had a really rough year last year.

But two years ago he was pretty rock solid in terms of finding way to move the line.

Get on base.

So do think that you're going to get a lot out of him.

So free look is another guy that seals a bunch of bags.

Christian Yelich.

Who'll give you 25 plus home runs.

He does a good job of reaching base.

And this brewer is bullpen.

Just so so good.

Aaron Ashby.

Abner Uribe.

Trevor McGill.

A whole bunch of guys.

With eight sub three 25 year eighths.

They're on their jar of canning.

They pick up Ann L. Zerpa.

Who's able to give you some good longer leaf coming over from the royals.

And for the White Sox.

The bullpen is a little bit better than it was eight years ago.

I like the fact that they pick up serenity to Mingus.

Who has always been a relatively okay guy.

And has always had a lot of upside.

Just as an essay put it together.

But Grand Taylor at North of a 450 year A.L.I. season.

Sean Newcomb.

It's just not a presentable arm.

The Savileys.

Chris Murphy.

He's with the Red Sox size year.

He's actually very rock saw.

But relatively small sample size throughout his career.

We'll see what he's able to do moving forward.

Jordan Nixon has just been not great to Savileys.

And I do think that the White Sox have upside with their lineup.

Not a ton of power.

But Andrew Bennett.

Tenney.

Twenty plus home runs.

Season.

Muntaka.

Miracami.

He's the guy that comes over from overseas.

He's already has a home run.

Joe is credit.

Mayor D.O.

The injury.

Kyle Teo.

But Edgar Kiro.

Even though he doesn't give you turn up power.

Finds way to reach space.

Blue Annel.

Akunya.

That is actually the brother of Ronald Akunya.

Not necessarily home run error.

But again.

Guy that's able to move line.

And get on base.

So I do think that you're going to be able to get some relatively.

Shall we say good singles in this game.

I think that the small ball gets you over.

So I might tell you at 80.3.

And do you think that the worse gets the job not like them on the run line.

And I do like the subtle to the over and then.

I think so.

9-7-3-9-7-4.

It is a cardinals.

They play us to the Tampa Bay race.

Steven Mets goes for the race.

Dustin May hopes that it's May Day in his debut for the Cardinals.

Cardinals are a very slim underdog here.

Anywhere between plus 102 to a minus 105.

Between minus 112 to a minus 120.

Then around the race.

7.5 is the total.

The overspinds 120.

The under is even six mates on the 8.

Underspinds 115.

And the overspinds 105.

And made the Cardinals a slim minus 102.

Favorite.

And a relative pick a line.

I'm going to be willing to take a shot on the Cardinals on the money line.

Both of these bullpen's have been terrible.

Both of these bullpen's in the series have given up 11 runs to end of which I've been earned.

So yeah, it's been rough to say at least.

And the race are typically really good with their bullpen.

Just not the case here.

But with Steven Mets he was actually very presentable with the Cardinals last season.

He said just an up-down all-round sort of career in general.

But last year he was able to be 40%able in his time.

Between the Red Sox and the Cardinals 305-08, 346 field.

Depending, giving up only about 0.9 on runs per 9.

So he can mess up full-down.

He's only getting about some strikeouts per 9.

And there's a lot of familiarity with him because he was with the Cardinals last season.

And now for Dustin May.

He's looking to come in and he's looking to just revamp his career.

496-08.

Last season after he was coming off of major surgery that costed him the entire 2024 campaign.

Your number two coming off of it should be a little bit better.

Gave up 1.4 on runs, 3.8 walks.

499.

So those are really good fastball, but was getting just here below 9.

Strikeouts.