Greg recaps Mets vs Brewers Game 3, talks to William Boor of Action Network about how his series bets differ from his game to game bets this time of year and his expectations for each series and Saturday’s Game 1’s, & Greg previews his Padres vs Dodgers VSIN Website write up for Saturday!
Spreadsheet link: https://www.vsin.com/betting-resources/greg-petersons-daily-handicapped-mlb-lines/
Podcast Highlights
3:12-Recap of Mets vs Brewers Game 3
7:27-Interview with William Boor
24:12-VSIN Website Pick Padres vs Dodgers
Breaking down every game, every day in Major League Baseball. This is the Baseball Betting Show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson.
Hey Mormer for the lou Welcome to love be Las Vegas for the Baseball Betting Show with myself Greg Peterson. Now part of the Visa Family Podcast. We've got a great podcast for us. We're going to be joining in segment number two by William Boori. He does such amazing workover at Action Network. He's a little bit more of a series' series better when it comes to MB playoffs. I'm a little bit more of a game to game better and I know that some of you are going to be looking about game to game. I know that some of you are going to be looking to bet series. Since I'm a little bit more of a game to game better figured out will give you the best of both worlds. He's going to be taking a look at things a little bit more from a series perspective. We're going to be looking at the playoff picture.
As a whole.
Don't have much in terms of the Mets versus Phillies series, just because we were doing the interview as that Brewers versus Mets game was going on and I will be recapping that in segment number one. And for those that are new to the podcast, I am someone from the great state of Wisconsin. I am a Milwaukee Brewers fan, so I am still here. I'm still battling through, so I feel like I deserve a little bit of credit there. But that was rough to say a LEAs, but we'll take a look back there, and then in the final segment, we don't have any games for Saturday. I've got one write up that I did Thursday night that will be for the Saturday game. So you're pretty much going to be getting two write ups for the Saturday I'll be working on one more when it comes to them after this podcast is released, so you're gonna get two right ups. I'll give you, guys, the one game that I've already written up, and then the other games I will just do on the podcast tomorrow as per usual.
And if you're.
Looking for all the handicaps of the games that we do have for Saturday, if you go to the show notes, whether you're listening on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, what have you, and they are all right there. I've got the vs in link with all my handicaps, so we've got to you there, I will dive into more of the specifics and the actual handicap that I've got for the game tomorrow, and I'll just be hitting upon the one game that have written up for our vs. In in the final segment. So we're gonna get you guys a little bit of everything here on the show today. And if you do have a question tomment sigmen, idea, what I have you for this podcast? You have one or two ways BeO farre those in. First one is my Twitter slash ex timeline at g N Underscorty one. Keep in mind LARDCM, they mean does I'm manners, So as pre usual, please send these into the timeline. The other ways find an Apple podcast review. If you rate this podcast I starts, it is very much appreciated. From there, you're able to fire in whatever you'd like to here on this podcast via that five star review. The only questions I have is well in the world happened to Devin Williams and I wish I had that answer. But let's take a look back at what we got in Game three of Mets versus Brewers and find out why the Brewers season has ended in try to get to know all these teams a little bit better.
Games for yesterday is Greg buzzing about.
Here is the rowdy recap.
The Mets at the very least gone two more runs. This would have done me a nice solid as my write up was on the over. Unfortunately, that does not it because the Milwaukee Brewers, even though they were up two to zero going to the ninth inning, they had went oh a nice hearty oh of nine with men in scoring position. I think that you can feel a little bit of the pain right now.
Four to two. The Mets get the job done.
And if you're a Mets fan and you're listening to this, congratulations because that's an organization that deserves some nice things to happen for them. As for the Mets, the big get in this one, we all know what it was. Pete Alonzo appo taco off of Devin Williams. That is just an absolutely mess of home run. As everyone else prior to Devin Williams have done their part. Tobias Meyers some nice solid five squirrel of settings, Trevor McGill, Nickmeer's Freddie Bralto who is not expecting to see how the bullpen all three had squirrel of setting and then Devin Williams. He had allowed three runs all season long. He had allowed his last run on August twenty. First, he gives up four runs of two thirds of finning. Joe Ross has to get the final out of that ninth inning. Bryce Terrain grounds into a double play in the ninth inning. As for the Mets, Jose Kitana very rock solid in this one. Six Squirrels settings, and then the trepidation year was with Ose butto he gave up a pair of solome runs Jake Bauers and South Freelich.
We're able to take him deep from there.
Edwin Diaz is able to get five big outside the bullpen Squirrels and David Peterson. Of course, the team that NOx Brewers out of the playoffs has things closed out by a fellow Peterson.
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And if your de g go look at what we've gotten here in terms of the playoffs thus far, it has been a little bit more shall we say, underwhelming, and things have gone the way of the underdogs as well as the favorites. There right now, it at got a pretty miserable clip. As I believe that favorites are now just three and six on the money line here in the postseason, and the unders have been ending quite well as well, six and three to the under if you're looking a little bit more broadbrush, because that is a very very small sample size in terms of last thirty days, and we've seen a major league baseball. Unders are hitting at fifty one point two percent, one are in eighty seven unders, one in fifty eight overs, with favorites in the Science Fan hitting at fifty seven point eight percent to twelve and one to fifty five on the money line, and for the season, favorite hitting at about fifty seven percent thirteen ninety two and oneenty twenty eight on the money line, while the under has a small lead on oversure and somebody unders to one hundred sixty six overs. So that's what we're seeing a baseball right now, and that's what we all got on Thursday. Now, let's take a look at these series that we've got for the playoffs. Again, don't have too much in terms of Phillies versus Mets.
We'll have a little bit more tomorrow.
Since I was doing this conversation with William as that riveting game was unfolding and we're gonna be taking a look at what we've all got for the postseason. How to play this from a little bit of a serious perspective and take a look at what we've got on the board. Next right here on the Baseball Betting Shows, myself, Greg Peters said, now part Vson Family Podcast.
Breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball. This is the Baseball Betting Show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson.
Ever brag You're love you Las Vegas for the Baseball Betting Show with myself Greg Peterson, now part of the Vson Family Podcast. And it's always great to be joined by this man as William Boorr. He does such a tremendous job over at Action Network taking a look at this great game of baseball that we all know and love. But I know he does quite a bit on the college football front as well. That has been one of his big fourtes over the last few seasons. He much liked myself out here west of the Mississippi doing a great job being able to take a look at everything that we've been getting on. On top of that, for those of you out there on the East coast, you're able to catch his byelines over there in New York Post Philadelphia Acquirer.
Had so much more.
And you're able to follow William on Twitter slash checks at the letter W and then his last name board bore altogether.
William. Always great to get you a board. Thank you. Yeah, anytime.
Greg, always happy to hop on and talk betting with you, especially in this time of your best betting month of the year with NFL College football baseball playoffs. Got fun times.
Oh, we certainly do have fun times. And as we're recording this right now, that Brewers versus Mets game is in the balance, but the other three series are set in I just want to get your thoughts here because in my opinion, there's no right slash wrong answer. It's just a little bit of different strokes for different folks. But when it comes to the same of year, do you find yourself betting a few more of the series when it comes to the MLB playoffs or you a little bit more of a game to game better.
I'll bet every single series, so I'm not going to necessarily differentiate between series or game to game. I will bet every single series. I have bet every single series already, with obviously the exception of the Phillies Mets and then game to game, considering I already have the series bets. In game to game, I just dabble either because I really like something, or maybe later in the series to hedge if stuff starts going the wrong way.
Yeah, but I think that that is a smart way to be able to go about it, and I do think that there's just different ways of being able to take a look at it as well, because I couldn't get behind being able to bet the series prices in terms of a lot of the Wildcard series, just because I felt like you would have been able to just make a little bit more money if you just bet each single game and whichever team you thought was going to be able to win the series was going to be able to get there. And how much do you think that just with the shall we say longer series now I have five and seven game series lends for a little bit more value rather than what we saw in the Wildcard round.
Yeah, because the Wildcard round, the team you want you can probably just that game one and then if they do that, either a money line rollover or just if you don't want to go all in there because you know you've got game three in hand, you'd be like a half Winni line rollover or something like that. I think there's definitely ways to play a three game series if you like kind of do the math like that. But you're right, when we get into the five or seven game series, I think there's a little bit more I don't even necessarily know if there's more value, but it just makes more sense because you're getting bigger matchups and there's just more variance. It just makes a lot more sense to play the whole series, in my opinion, rather than just going game to game over like seven games.
Yep.
I in total agreement with you there, And I do think that in terms of the series that we've got set right now, we've got some real barn burners. And why to get your thoughts on the Padres versus Dodgers first, because I feel like this is the series that, regardless of what happens between the Birds and the Mets, this is the one that's gonna get the most headlines just because the Dodgers they are the betting favorite to be able to win the World Series. But the San Diego Padres says, we know very dangerous team. They played a bunch of really good games during the regular season. It is gonna BEDLLN season. Jack Flaherty with the Dodgers minus one twenty five in terms of Game number one, how do you take a look at both game number one and the series as a whole, because I think that this one is, in my opinion, probably gonna be the hardest series to pick because both of these teams do have so many strengths, and both of these teams they certainly have their flaws as well. But I look at the way the Patterys have played down the stretch and it's gonna make things very tough for the Dodgers.
You mentioned the way the Padres have played down the stretch. On that note, I am totally with you. They have won nine of their past eleven games, and because of that, I grabbed the Padres series price of plus one twenty last night as soon as it came out. I think this is the team that the Dodgers did not want to face. Whether they needed the Braves to beat them, or whether if the bracket had shook out differently, they wanted the Phillies to have to beat the Padres or something like that. But I don't think the Dodgers want any part of this team either a because of how hot the Padres are are playing right now, also because of past history. You've got that Southern California rivalry that I think is going to be amazing, Like, these games are gonna be so much fun. Petco Park is going to be absolutely electric for an NLDS with the Dodgers in town. I think the cool thing about this series is the travel. We're obviously still gonna have off days, but you're not gonna have teams changing time zones or weird like fatigue, Like we're getting everyone's sleeping in their own beds. The travels, you know, like a ninety minute well probably not with LA traffic, but it's a quick little ride. It's not a big deal. You've got two teams that are very familiar with each other. You've got teams with a ton of stars. You mentioned that's a really intriguing pitching matchup for Game one. I like the Padres in this series. I obviously wouldn't be shocked if the Dodgers win. They're loaded top to bottom. There's a reason they were, you know, the preseason favorites and win the NLS every year. Like I can't wait to watch this series. I can't talk about it enough.
Absolutely, as William Board, it's such great work, hard Right Action Networks droning to be on the Baseball Betting Show. And I know that you personally did take the San Diego Patres to be able to win the series, but I do think that that Game one might honestly be the toughest game for the Potters because Jack Flaherty.
I look at the.
Dodgers and he's really the lone guy that you know what you're gonna be able to get out of him as a starter, as he's been rock solid, whether that be with the Tigers or with Yeli Dodgers, and dyln't cees far as much as the advanced numbers love him, He's just been in a little bit of a funk in my opinion. I'm not sure how you take a look at things, but I do think that there might be quite a few people out there like myself that think that the Potters might drop to Game one, but they still might have a lot of value for the overall series. And I do think that there might be a little bit of value in terms of waiting on that Padres series price because I think that Game one is that toughest matchup, and then once you get to Yashinobu Yamamoto hasn't been lending.
A lot of length.
Then you get Walker Bieler, and who knows if we're going to be seeing Bobby Miller in this series or not. I think that that's where things go horribly wrong for the Sodgers team.
Yeah, I'm with you.
I think if you like the Dodgers in Game one but don't want to sleep and the Padres, there's a very real chance that on Saturday night or Sunday morning, you can get a really good number on the Padres series price if they're down oh one. The risk there is if they do happen to sneak that game out, then you've kind of missed your shot on betting the Padres because you're not going to want to bet them when they're already up one nothing. But you do bring up a good point with a pitching matchup on game one. This is kind of where we get an interesting of You know, how much does the Dodgers having the days off her versus the padre is getting to stay in rhythm. I don't know how much that matters but what I do think is huge is that the Padres took care of the Braves in two days, and that they have such a deep team that you can use two starters and you still have someone like Dylan Cees to come and pitch your third playoff game game one of this series. Yes, you're right, he's been kind of in a fundal lately, but there's still like a quality arm and he goes out and spins an absolute gem for as much as up and down as he's been lately, Like you wouldn't be shocked, right.
No, not at all.
And it looks like just as we were doing this podcast, you actually you know about Yamamoto is actually now going to be the game one starter and now Jack Flaherty is gonna be going to game two. That's a little bit of a surprise. And I mean, I'm doing this just as I found this out, and I'm sure that you are as well. What do you think of Yamamoto now going a Game one instead of Game two? Because I have to think that that might be the Dodgers trying to bank on Jack Flaherty in a Game five. But that is a little bit surprising that they make that switch.
That's odd, and especially because they push clarity to two. If you know, something popped up, like while you was stretching or something, they would have just ruled him out or said TBD or something like that. So to just do a one to two flip is interesting. I think everything I said still stands those we're going to be the one two pitchers anyway, So if you're betting the series, it doesn't really change all that much, but it does kind of change things if you want to bet on a game to game. The other thing is with the Dodgers bullpen. There are off days in the series, unlike the wild Card series, but they're gonna have to get length from Yamamoto or Flerity. I trust Flerty a little more to do that. But at some point in this series they're going to need one of their starters to go six maybe seven, and I'm not sure if they can do that. They have necessarily done that a ton this year. And if this series comes down to, you know, the bullpens pitching five innings every single night, then I love the Padres even more.
Yeah, and I actually do like the San Diego Padres a little bit more. In Game number one, I do think the Yamamota is still going to be able to give you a good shot. But at the same time, I felt a little bit better about Jack Flaherty and Game number one rather than Yamamoto as well. So I thought that that was very surprising, to say the least. And as of right now, there's something else that's a little bit TVD, and that would be the Detroit Tigers starting pitcher for Game number one. You have to figure that it's gonna be a poopa plotter of different guys. But I look at that series as being so interesting as well, just because with the Detroit Tigers, they have scrapped, they have claude to be able to gad here. They have used a whole bunch of bullpen games and that's exactly what they're going to need to throw out there before the get Tarik Skubo in Game number two. I want to get your thoughts on this series, a series where the Cleveland Guardians I felt like they were better built for one or sixty two games rather than a five game series. And for the Tigers, I don't know how they're doing it, but somehow, some way, they just continue to find a way to win all these games.
I'm with you. I think we've talked numerous times this year, how you know, I was on the Guardians season win total over and just how we really liked them over one sixty two, not necessarily you know, over three, five or seven. However, that was kind of assuming that they were going to be placing the Yankees or the Astros or the Orioles. This Tigers team, I know what they've done over the past month, past six weeks, I get it. I'm not blind, still not entirely convinced they're actually any good. They were three games under five hundred against teams over five hundred. This year. They've you know, eighty six wins, pretty solid, but you know, you get a ton of division wins against the White Sox, so I'm not sure where that all lands. I like the Guardians in this series, I probably won't like them in the next series. I just think you get these runs from teams like the Tigers, and they're fun. But I just don't know how aside from school pitching. Game two, I don't know where someone else comes up and throws a gem and I guess so maybe that's some of the beauty of it. And I'm being too pessimistic. But I just don't know who that shutdown guy is, who that star that emerges for that team is. And I just have a hard time seeing them winning three games against Cleveland. Of course, I had a hard time seeing them win two against Baltimore and they didn't even need a game three, So who knows.
Yeah, it's one of those cases with the Cleveland Guardians. It's all about what are they going to be able to get offensively out of Stephen Kwan as well, because when the team was really riding high, when they were at their fullest, he was doing a great job at the top of the lineup being that guy that was able to put the offense in motion, get a guy on base for Osaiamiras Josh Naylor turn those solo home runs into two run homers.
Three run homers.
So I think that that is going to be very instrumental for them as well. And I do want to get your thoughts as to whether or not we're gonna have the Royals have any sort of possibility of taking down the New York Yankees, because right now I'm seeing Game one Michael Waka being about a plus one seventy twelve plus one seventy five underdog, and I honestly feel like that's a little bit disrespectful for the way that Michael Waka has been pitching. But I do take a look at this Royal team as well. In that offense, it's just one that I'm not very bull sean, and I can very much see a case where Waka gives you a good starting game number one, but the Royals just still don't pull out that series.
Yeah, a series price being you know, north of two hundred is kind of wild to me. The Royals kind of like the Tigers, like it's really fun. It's cool seeing Bobby Witt in the playoffs. And I think this team's on the rise in twenty twenty five and twenty twenty six. But as hot as they been lately, as exciting as sighting as their run was in Baltimore this season, they were nine games under five hundred against winning teams. You know, you can get away with that in the regular season as long as you take care of business against bad teams. But in the playoffs, guess what, you're only playing good teams. You're only playing teams over five hundred. So the fact that they haven't beat up on good teams. You know, like I said, nine games under where the Yankees were seventeen games over five hundred against good teams like that's just a massive difference, especially for a team that will have, you know, Garret Cole in the mount will have home field advantage, has postseason experience, and in the postseason sometimes you know, when it's hard to string together hits, if you have someone like Aaron Judge who went swinging boom, there's two runs that obviously goes a long way. And it's obviously extremely chalky to just pick the Yankees in this series, but you know, sometimes Chuck wins. It's boring, but sometimes it gets you to the window.
Yeah.
Absolutely, And I think that it is going to be interesting to see what we get in terms of this World Series as well, because I was talking about this with John Bowman on the podcast yesterday, and I want to get your thoughts on this topic as well, because we just broke down the two American League series and I just take a look at the American Lake and I just don't think that they're on par with the National Leake. I do think that a team like the Yankees could be able to take down the Burwers. But I look at the Phillies, I look at the Padres, and I look at the Ali Dodters. I think that if either of those three teams are able to make it to the World Series, then I think that they should be able to take down whoever makes it out of the American League. I'm not sure if you agree or disagree, but I just look at the American League being a little bit down this year in comparison to the National League.
I'm with you. I haven't I know DraftKings has it posted. I'm sure most books too too, whether like Winners al or and now. I haven't looked at like the prices on that, but that's probably worth a stab because I think you're right. I'm with you on whether it be the Padres or the Dodgers or the Phillies. Like I said before, I'm not super high on the Dodgers, but if the Dodgers beat the Padres, then they will have shown me something that I didn't think they had, so all of a sudden, I'm instantly higher on them. And then you still have the Phillies sitting out there, who obviously been very good all year. I just think the best team in the ale. I don't know. They seem to be a lack think something. I'm not fully trusting them to go on and win it all. You like that would be the Yankees. We already talked about the Guardians being more of a one to sixty two team. I don't have faith that the Royals or the Tigers are getting past this round. Yeah, I'm with you. I think the NL is just much deeper in this postseason field, and that the top three teams are all there in the National League.
Yeah, but I do think that that it's going to be an interesting dynamic to take a look at. This is going to be a really fun round of the playoffs. And William, I know you're going to be there looking and betting at every single step of the way. You do a great workof right Action Network. So let me get people at home. No, it's all on tap for you, and now they are able to get all of your work on social media and other platforms.
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We don't have any games for Friday, but I do a right.
Up for the Dodgers versus Padres game number one, so we'll come to that next as we touch them.
All breaking down every game every day in Major League Baseball. This is the Baseball Betting Show. Here is your host, Greg Peterson.
We'll RK you love you Las Vegas for the Baseball Betting Shoe with myself, Greg Peterson, now part of the Vison family of podcasts. A big thanks to William Board does such great workover at Action Network. He joined me in the previous segment. I know that he's playing all these series. He's doing an amazing job taking a look at this great game that we all know, love of baseball. Every single time he joins me went such great insights and did so once again today. So big thanks to him for joining me in the last segment. Now, I will say this before I go any further. All four games I'll be breaking down on the podcast tomorrow. It was unclear in terms of some of the pitching matchups, but I did want to get you guys at the very least a little bit of a taste of what I'm taking a look at. In terms of Saturday, be gets light out. We don't have any games for Friday, so we aren't gonna win any money on Friday. We're not gonna lose any money on Friday, unless if you're betting on like college football or something like that, and well, you.
Bet on in college football.
I have absolutely no involvement with You can not give me praise for any winners, you can't give me any blame for losers. But that said, I do have a write up for the Padres versus Jelli Dodgers, and I'll go back through this on the podcast tomorrow and we'll go through all four games on the podcast tomorrow. But do want to get you guys when I'm taking a look at right now in terms of this game number one in the NLDS, and we'll touch them all right about here.
If the game is listed on the betting board, Greg has a side and the total on it, so it is time to touch them all.
This is nine fifty seven, nine to fifty eight on the card with it being now Yashi Nobo Yama Moto going for the Dodgers. We were thinking it was going to be Jack Flaherty, but there was a little bit of a flipper Rooney Thursday night and Flerity is not going to be going for game two. And Dylan See's on the bump for the Patres as the home Sandy Dodgers between a minus one twenty four to a mis one thirty five favorite plus one fourteen to plus one seventeen that number on San Diego most books have eighty seven a half with regards to the total, with the overall over the place between minus one ten to a minus one twenty five. The unders anyhre between plus one o five to a minus one ten. Seeing a few straight eights out there with that under ed of mins one twenty and the over set even, and I'd be able to go up to about of mis one forty on the La Dodgers. On the Bunny line, I'm going between minus one forty one to minus one forty two In terms of by Andy Kappez Yoshi Nobo Yama. Moto has made four starts since coming off the injured listen he's on very rock solid ever since coming off the injury list. Did give up a few runs to the Colrad Rockies and certain Number three coming off, but he's given up six runs in the span. Now. The trepidation that you do have is say has web five endings or fewer and all four of its starts since coming off the injured list. But I feel like they did a nice job and be able to build him back up, and he's gonna be on a relatively solid rotation as well. His last start was on Saturday the twenty eighth, so this isn't too abnormal for him, which I think is very big when you're handling a picture that's coming off of injury. And for Yamamoto, if you take out that just disastrous start that he had against the ironically enough San Diego Padres, but that was in South Korea. You may recall these two teams began the season in mid to late March out there in South Korea to begin the season, and he just got completely sheld. He went one ending, he gave up like five runs or something like that. To take that out, He's got a sub three year A for the season. He's got a two sixty one field in dependent swinging miss stuff has been great from ten and a half straight cots, a two point two walks, bernia and endings. I think he's gonna excel here. And I do have my issues with Dylan Ceaz because if you look at the field of the dependent numbers, he's gotten unlucky this year and I think that he's pitched better than his three forty seventy ra would indicate that said he has been really given it up recently, give it up three plus runs and now seven out of his last nine starts, and he's had his issues on the road this season. He does have a three to eighty three roadierra. He's not giving up a lot of deep balls, as he's only been serving up about zero point nine er runs for nine innings. The three walks bern and Nings are actually much better than when he's done in the past. But he does always have command issues and these two manifest themselves on the road about three and a half walks Bernan Ennings when he has been on the road, so to have to have a little bit of pause there. I do think that the Dodgers have the better lineup despite the fact that against righty see San Diego Padres aer the number one team in the Big leagues in terms of just rob adding averages. You've had so many guys be able to excel for this bonge tree of guys that during the regular season at least twenty four on runs and all were able to at least a two seventy five drinks and profar Jackson, Merrill and Manny Machado. Obviously, Luis Rice has been really good at being able to move line. Hopefully he's forty five days hitting above three to thirty five. You've seen Fernando Tatis Junior come out fienderless and be highly effective for the team as well. And Kylie Gashioka did have two home runs in that Wildcard round at gosh Yoka. During the regular season, he was getting a home run every about thirteen or sought pass. Not a guy that's sinsly gonna move the line and be consistent with regards to an on base percentage, but able to supply some power. But for the ELI Dodgers, I do think that this is a big bad wolf when it comes to their offense. Shoytani a fifty four to fifty four season with a three to ninety on base Ever since, Bookie Bats and Max Munsey have gone back into lineup as well, this has led to a very rock solid one through nine. These guys that were out there towards the beginning part of the season that were big, giant russy anchors in like that eight and nine hole, like Jason A were James up and they tried out Cavan, bigio guys like this, You're not going to be seeing any of those guys during the postseason. And for Kevin Looks, he was able to have a relatively nice second half of the season. Guy that I've always been a little bit more down on personally, But ever since he al started Break hitting right around about a three zero four with a three to ninety on base. That's a nice little walloping punch for the seam and post also break Tasker and Andez fourteen home runs, three sixty on base. I like how this sets up for the Dodgers. How we'll say with the Dodgers, they've been about leg average in terms of their bullpenny array ever since July first. Overall for the season, they've been a top ten team in terms of their bullpenny ray. But I think that because I think that Yamamoto is going to be able to give you five or six solid endings, I would not be surprised if he does give you those six innings. You're able to look to more of your trustworthy guys. Blake try And has been able to give you a sub to Eura. You've had really good production as Brent Honeywell's long guy's been able to do a solid job and Brusardo grid Ral has been out for much of the season. Getting him back, I think really elevates this bullpen. You want to be avoiding Ryan Brazier, Joe Kelly. I don't have a lot of faith in those guys, and we have seen Evan Phillips have his issues and for the sanego Padres did a nice job of fortifying their bullpen in the back half of the season. The tree of guys that they brought in from the state of Florida, Brian Hoying, Jason, Adam Tanner, Scott all have been able to supply up to fifty ERA this season, and I've been liking the way that Jeremiah's jot has bounced back towards the metal part.
Of the season.
He was having his issues, but Scott sub three RA for the season. We have seen Roberts Warez get into some sticky spots. He's been giving up a few more runs recently over last three days, a north of three to three ERA, So that's something that does cause me a little bit of pause, But I think that in the end you are going to be able to get a solid start out of Yamamoto. Just a little bit down on Zylan cease right now. And I do think that the Dodgers, who led the National Lake in terms of home runs on a prop at basis, and out of all the teams that made the playoffs there are number one in terms of their offensive production with five point two runs per game, they do find a way to be able to get the job done. Now, I do like the seven and a half over. I set my run total out at seven point eight, so I'm gonna be looking there. My right up is going to be on the Dodgers on the money line, would be willing to take that up to a minus one forty, and I'll be breaking down all four games on the podcast.
More.
I want to give you guys a little bit of taste because we just don't have any games for Friday, so hopefully enjoyed that, and hopefully having on our good friend William Bore of Action Network was able to fill the void. As I'm a little bit more of a game to game better rather than a series better, So hopefully you enjoyed that perspective. And if you do like fearing from this fine podcast, Baseball Beinting show, You're able to SIPs dry wherever your podcast Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, sit you're in tune and if you have a question comment segment idea. What I have you for this podcast? You have one or two ways, fol fire those in. First one is my Twitter slash x timeline I tune at under forty one. Keep in mind LARZM they mean does that matter, so as per usual, please send these end of the timeline. The other way is buying an Apple podcast review. If you rate this podcast right stars, it is very much appreciated from their airble fire and whatever you like here on this podcast via the f five star review and I'll be with you guys every single day. You're are based all season, which means I'm back with you once again tomorrow.
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