Speaker 1: It's time to place your bets. Let's talk to the pros.
Speaker 1: Welcome in everybody to betting pros. It's me Joey p
Speaker 1: joe Pisapia, and we got a great show for you today.
Speaker 1: As always, today we are officially halfway through the Major
Speaker 1: League Baseball season, and that means it's time to take
Speaker 1: a look at where we stand with some of our
Speaker 1: preseason predictions, some of our preseason awards, and whether or
Speaker 1: not we still feel confident in some of those wagers,
Speaker 1: and maybe we want to take our chips and put
Speaker 1: them some other places. And of course, if you recall
Speaker 1: when we did this before the season started, my illustrious partner,
Speaker 1: the EIC of Fantasy Pros, Dan Harris, my co host
Speaker 1: from leading off on Fantasy Pros, we sat down, we
Speaker 1: gave you the goods and overall things went pretty well.
Speaker 1: But we are sticklers for rules and we want to
Speaker 1: make sure that we're holding ourselves accountable. So Dan Harris,
Speaker 1: I hope you have your accountability hat on today because
Speaker 1: we're talking Major League Baseball halfway through the year.
Speaker 2: All I know is I never once said that a
Speaker 2: bet on Chohatani to win the MVP was wasting money.
Speaker 2: Never said it. I don't know who would have said that.
Speaker 2: That's a ridiculous thing to have said. So don't worry.
Speaker 2: I'm totally ready to be accountable for things that I
Speaker 2: actually said, not that which I never said.
Speaker 1: Now I kind of want to go back. Did you
Speaker 1: really say that? No, I didn't think it quite said that.
Speaker 2: I completely poo pooed the idea that he could win.
Speaker 2: I did it on our Fans Bros. Livestream or did
Speaker 2: it here on our Betting Pros podcast. I was like,
Speaker 2: it was fine to sprinkle a little something, but I
Speaker 2: did not view it as a realistic possibility. And now
Speaker 2: absolute injury, it's hard to see it not happening. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: there are misses, but there are plenty of hits as well.
Speaker 2: So let's get into it all.
Speaker 1: Right here we go, So let's start with the big ones.
Speaker 1: Let's start with MVP. In fact, let's start with the
Speaker 1: American League because right now, if you go to Bettingpros
Speaker 1: dot com, you can see the consensus of everything that
Speaker 1: we're talking about, and maybe, just maybe, in some of
Speaker 1: these betting houses you can find some odds that are
Speaker 1: a little bit better than even because that's what you
Speaker 1: got right now? For Showey Otani, who I think start
Speaker 1: out the year somewhere in the twenty five to one
Speaker 1: range and then it crept to ten and then started
Speaker 1: to get real interesting in the eight and a half, seven,
Speaker 1: six and a half. Now it is dead even for
Speaker 1: Otani and vlad Guerrero Junior. Even Vlad Guerrero Junior has
Speaker 1: come out and said, I don't even know how you
Speaker 1: can compare me to what that guy's doing. JJ Watt
Speaker 1: takes to Twitter. He doesn't even play baseball and he's
Speaker 1: talking about this. Are you guys crazy or are you drunk?
Speaker 1: Have you seen what this guy is doing? The question
Speaker 1: is would you get involved in the even bet and
Speaker 1: there's somebody even else out there worth putting money on.
Speaker 1: I don't think there is, even barring injury, even with
Speaker 1: missing time. I don't even know if you could put
Speaker 1: anyone's stats against what Atani's doing because he has a
Speaker 1: category that no other hitter does, and they're all the
Speaker 1: pitching categories and that's the difference. So even money right
Speaker 1: now not a lot of value. But is it worth
Speaker 1: the investment because of the difference between these two entities?
Speaker 2: I guess to answer the second part. First, no, there
Speaker 2: is nobody else who I can see factoring into this race.
Speaker 2: I mean, it would take both of these guys essentially
Speaker 2: getting injured for the rest of the season to really
Speaker 2: make it happen. I mean, who who's the third favorite
Speaker 2: here is? It's Xander Bogart's He's having a great season
Speaker 2: and I've got him at plus twenty eight hundred and
Speaker 2: our betting pros consensus rankings. Sure, that's fine, but there's
Speaker 2: just no chance. I mean, and again, the Red Sox
Speaker 2: are not succeeding because of Xander Bogarts. J D. Martinez
Speaker 2: is having a fabulous bounced back season. Rafel Devers also exceptional.
Speaker 2: You know, even Hunter renfro Is where is betting Alex Berdugo.
Speaker 2: It's a team effort with that, as opposed to the Angels,
Speaker 2: where you've got Otani who is doing historic stuff, and
Speaker 2: the Blue Jays, which again you've got Bobaschett. But Vladdie
Speaker 2: is playing out of his absolute mind. So look for me. Fine,
Speaker 2: if I think Otani is gonna win it regardless of
Speaker 2: where the Angels finished, just because of the historic nature
Speaker 2: of what he's doing. The only thing that I would
Speaker 2: really do at this point, if I were going to
Speaker 2: get involved, is look for the different books. You know,
Speaker 2: again at betting Pros we show the odds of different books.
Speaker 2: You want to go with plus money at Chotani at
Speaker 2: plus one oh five on DraftKings. If you could then
Speaker 2: also sprinkle a little bit on the plus one ten
Speaker 2: on Vladdie at FanDuel, go ahead and do that so
Speaker 2: you can probably almost certainly lack in a very minor profit.
Speaker 2: Other than that, just stay away. One of these two
Speaker 2: guys are gonna win it, and I don't really think
Speaker 2: it's worth it at this point. What did you get
Speaker 2: them at earlier in the season.
Speaker 1: I locked him in in season a month and a
Speaker 1: half into the season, I locked in Otani at six fifty. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's that's where I got Autani because I felt like,
Speaker 1: this is the last time it's ever gonna be this
Speaker 1: high a number. Yeah, it's just gonna be. And I waited,
Speaker 1: and I was really tempted at I think it was
Speaker 1: nine and a half where I started to go, oh,
Speaker 1: I really want to do this. But I had a
Speaker 1: little bit of discipline and it cost me some money.
Speaker 1: But you know what, I didn't wait too long where
Speaker 1: it costs me all the money potentially, I'm going to
Speaker 1: disagree respectfully with Dan. Don't sprinkle any lad sprinkle it
Speaker 1: all o time. This is a special, especially this week
Speaker 1: in front of the New York media doing what he's doing.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a media award, don't forget that. And
Speaker 1: media right now is loving the sho Heiyo Tani show.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the National League a little bit more
Speaker 1: open here the consensus betting line here, Jacob deGrom the
Speaker 1: pitcher still plus one twenty five. You have Fernando Tattis
Speaker 1: Junior plus one seventy five. Then Akunya has fallen down
Speaker 1: to plus four hundred. He originally was the leader about
Speaker 1: a month ago when last time we checked in on this,
Speaker 1: and then he got the Jesse Winkers and some other
Speaker 1: guys like Cassie Allos at thirty and above. It's really
Speaker 1: probably a three person race. But I will say this,
Speaker 1: I think this is the time to get involved in
Speaker 1: Fernando Tattis Junior. He's an everyday player. The Padres have
Speaker 1: played very good baseball. The narrative is there with the injury,
Speaker 1: and as much as personally I love Degram and what
Speaker 1: he's doing, and it's spectacular. You can make the case
Speaker 1: for him. He's not an everyday player, and in a
Speaker 1: year where you have somebody performing as well as Tatis is,
Speaker 1: I think you have to think about that. But maybe
Speaker 1: you feel differently. Is de Grom transcendent enough for you
Speaker 1: in terms of a pitching season where even if Tatis
Speaker 1: hits forty home runs and seals twenty five bases, you're
Speaker 1: still gonna give it to de Grom because he's been
Speaker 1: that good.
Speaker 2: I think think the issue with MVP, as you mentioned,
Speaker 2: is it's a media award, right, we can't quantify it.
Speaker 2: It's not an over under, right, we can't say this
Speaker 2: is what we think. It's what's going to happen. If
Speaker 2: Tatis stays healthy and the Padres win that division, then yeah,
Speaker 2: he's got a very decent shot at it. But the
Speaker 2: Mets don't score runs, and I think they're what seven
Speaker 2: games over five hundred right now, and I think they're
Speaker 2: ten and three in the Grom starts like he is
Speaker 2: the Mets right now, and what he is doing is
Speaker 2: so historic, But with those odds, it's just not worth
Speaker 2: it for me to sprinkle on d Grom at this
Speaker 2: point because it's a pitcher and it's rare for him
Speaker 2: to win. He's already battling the injuries and everything like that.
Speaker 2: Plus one twenty five, you've got to basically say greater
Speaker 2: than a forty four percent chance for him to win
Speaker 2: the National League MVP. I don't really feel that way,
Speaker 2: but again, you know from our time at Fantasy Pros
Speaker 2: when we talk about it, I am still too worried
Speaker 2: about Fernando Tattis Junior's injuries. He's also got big mountains
Speaker 2: to climb for them to win that division with the
Speaker 2: Dodgers and the Giants. So for me, this is just
Speaker 2: not something that's worth even sprinkling on because I just
Speaker 2: don't feel comfortable with either of these guys at their odds.
Speaker 1: And they both have injury risks attached to them as well. Now,
Speaker 1: in terms of Jacob de Grom, when it comes to
Speaker 1: cy Young, a little bit of a different story. The
Speaker 1: number right here consensus is minus five sixty. So yeah,
Speaker 1: no thanks, nobody's gonna do that. The question is it
Speaker 1: worth throwing money anywhere else because of the injury risk
Speaker 1: of de Gram? If de Gram, god forbid, got shut
Speaker 1: down in two weeks for another injury or some other
Speaker 1: kind of issue, or ended up only let's say, making
Speaker 1: twenty five starts this year when all a said and done,
Speaker 1: that certainly could impact him. You and I have talked
Speaker 1: on leading off quite a bit about Brandon Woodruff's stats
Speaker 1: off the charts, the Milwaukee Brewers playing very good baseball.
Speaker 1: Corbyn Burns is at plus sixteen hundred, but Brandon Woodriff
Speaker 1: is plus eight hundred. Then you have you Darborship plus eighteen.
Speaker 1: You know, is an eight to one A small chip
Speaker 1: or two on Brandon Woodruff is not terrible because the
Speaker 1: stats are are pretty freaking spectacular. I mean, that's all
Speaker 1: I can tell you. They just are. They're off the
Speaker 1: charts good. But the reason why nobody's talking him is
Speaker 1: because de Grom is doing something. It goes like a cyborg.
Speaker 1: The trouble is the amount of starts. If Woodroff ends
Speaker 1: up with thirty two starts and Jacob deGrom ends up
Speaker 1: at twenty five at the end of the day, that
Speaker 1: might weigh very heavily on the thoughts of voters, But
Speaker 1: obviously de Grom's still the overwhelming favorite. Can you make
Speaker 1: a case for throwing any chips, whatsoever, anywhere else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, without question, you can. I mean, look, if da
Speaker 2: Gram stays healthy absent in historic collapse, and we have
Speaker 2: seen those with the mets of course in the past,
Speaker 2: but absent and historic collapse, the award is his. What
Speaker 2: he's doing right now is not human. So if he
Speaker 2: stays healthy, that's good. We've seen him already battling like
Speaker 2: three or four injuries this year, and with pitching there's
Speaker 2: always the chance of an injury, as we have seen
Speaker 2: with others. And you've mentioned Woodroff. Woodroff is great and
Speaker 2: there is value in him, I think at plus eight hundred.
Speaker 2: But I guess something that I'm confused about, Joe, and
Speaker 2: maybe you can explain it to me, is why is
Speaker 2: Woodroff at plus eight hundred when Kevin Gosman is at
Speaker 2: plus two thousand and Zach Wheeler is at plus twenty
Speaker 2: five hundred. You look at their stats lined up, they're
Speaker 2: all pretty similar. Wheeler and Gozman put up a ton
Speaker 2: of innings as well, which you know factors into the
Speaker 2: mind of voters because it's going to affect their war.
Speaker 2: It's gonna affect how valuable they are to their team.
Speaker 2: So for me, I'm definitely sprinking on Gosman and Wheeler
Speaker 2: at the very least, given that their odds are so
Speaker 2: far out of whack with Woodroff. Again, this is not
Speaker 2: something where a team really factors into it necessarily. Remember,
Speaker 2: voters will throw out wins and losses as they absolutely should.
Speaker 2: This is an individual award, So whether the Brewers make
Speaker 2: the playoffs, that can factor into other things. But I
Speaker 2: don't think with Cy Young, so do you have any
Speaker 2: understanding of why Kevin Gosman and Zac Wheeler is their
Speaker 2: odds are so much higher than they've.
Speaker 1: Seen good runs from Wheeler before. But the you know,
Speaker 1: this is obviously the best run and the best extended
Speaker 1: run he's had. I think that's baked into the number
Speaker 1: right now. I think if he continues to do this
Speaker 1: for another six weeks, that number will change dramatically. It'll
Speaker 1: get closer to six or seven to one, something like that.
Speaker 1: I think it could become that dramatic if he has
Speaker 1: that kind of a run. But Woodroff is pitching for
Speaker 1: a first place team, and pitching is carrying them as
Speaker 1: much as Jacob de Gram is carrying the Mets. Brandon Woodroff,
Speaker 1: Freddie Peralta and Corbyn Burns are carrying this absolutely just
Speaker 1: abysmal offense of the Milwaukee Brewers right now. So I
Speaker 1: think that's what's happening, and I think people are starting
Speaker 1: to realize too, this is not one year wonder of
Speaker 1: Brandon Woodriff, not two years. We're in year three of him,
Speaker 1: and last year being the shortened season, he didn't get
Speaker 1: enough credit how good he was. And I think people
Speaker 1: are starting to realize this guy's an a lead pitcher
Speaker 1: in the National League, and his number stack up there
Speaker 1: with the elites, including guys like Garret Cole in the
Speaker 1: American League who is at minus one sixty seven. But
Speaker 1: let me tell you right now, these last few starts
Speaker 1: has not been good. This is a tough number. I
Speaker 1: am not going minus money on him whatsoever. The other
Speaker 1: guys around there, Carlos Rodanna plus three hundred, who was
Speaker 1: you know going in a few weeks ago we talked
Speaker 1: about a lot. He seems like you know him and
Speaker 1: Trey Mancini is they're gonna battle it out for comeback
Speaker 1: Player of the Year. But Carlos Rodonna's real shot at
Speaker 1: cy young at this point, Lance Lynn at plus six
Speaker 1: fifty Shane Bieber. With the injury, He's fallen all the
Speaker 1: way from he was like plus two hundred a few
Speaker 1: weeks ago before the injury to now plus fifteen hundred.
Speaker 1: This is kind of wide open here, Dan, and I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what. I don't feel comfortable putting money on
Speaker 1: any of these guys. Rodin's been the best story, but
Speaker 1: I find it really difficult to put minus one sixty
Speaker 1: seven money on Garrett Cole, and I don't like any
Speaker 1: of these other guys being transcendent, dominating pitchers. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: throw out something fun for you. I think there's a
Speaker 1: chance if sho Heyo Tani keeps doing what he's doing,
Speaker 1: he might start to get into this conversation. And let's
Speaker 1: not pretend like he can't, because the strikeout numbers are there,
Speaker 1: the era is there. Every start he has, he's getting better.
Speaker 1: He's gonna get himself into this conversation by the time
Speaker 1: we turn the page to August. I do believe that.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, we'll see whether or not the innings
Speaker 2: are there. My big thing with him is that I
Speaker 2: don't expect the Angels to compete, and I think they'll
Speaker 2: want to protect him. But other than Otani, who I
Speaker 2: know is your boy, and you know you're in on it,
Speaker 2: and you've got the Spike store open already.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: I know. I love it look and I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: take it away from him. He's having a you know,
Speaker 2: miraculous season. But I agree with you completely on Cole.
Speaker 2: You and I again, because we host the Fantasy Pros show.
Speaker 2: We talk about baseball every single day, and there is
Speaker 2: a noticeable difference in what Garrett Cole looks like now
Speaker 2: versus what he looked like before they started cracking down
Speaker 2: on the sticky stuff. So it basically, you know, minus
Speaker 2: the numbers are all over the place, by the way,
Speaker 2: because that is moving towards minus one ninety. There's just
Speaker 2: no way I'm gonna sprinkle on it. I don't mind
Speaker 2: ro Donald, though those numbers are kind of short. Plus
Speaker 2: three hundred is not really something where for a guy
Speaker 2: who has never stayed healthy. If he stays healthy, I
Speaker 2: think he would be my favorite. I don't mind lanceln either,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna throw out one other name to Joe,
Speaker 2: who's odds are pretty high without looking who's the American
Speaker 2: League leader in eer among qualified pitchers? Don't look any idea.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not looking. I am not looking. That's a
Speaker 1: really good question, thank you. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: have an answer for that one.
Speaker 2: The answer, the answer is Kyle Gibson. Kyle Gibson.
Speaker 1: Who's a guy that your favorite guy are a mask
Speaker 1: favorite guy.
Speaker 2: Now, look, he does not have the strikeouts, okay, so
Speaker 2: those are pretty important obviously, but he has been absolutely
Speaker 2: exceptional this entire year. There's been very little. I mean,
Speaker 2: his fit and his expit are in the low threes.
Speaker 2: That's fine. He doesn't have the war necessarily, okay, fine,
Speaker 2: but if he gets traded Joe, especially to a contender
Speaker 2: in the American League. But even if he stays, he
Speaker 2: is having an awesome season. That's just completely under the radar.
Speaker 2: And his odds are plus five thousand. So when you're
Speaker 2: talking about that, you you know, with those odds, all
Speaker 2: you have to do is view it as something that's
Speaker 2: even remotely plausible and it's worth the investment. So to
Speaker 2: the extent I'm gonna sprinkle in on this, which I'm
Speaker 2: probably not because it's silly at this point, but I
Speaker 2: probably will just do it on Gibson, and other than
Speaker 2: that ignore it because the odds on Rodin and even
Speaker 2: lance Lynn, who would be my next favorite, aren't long
Speaker 2: enough for me to take it.
Speaker 1: Well, I think the Rodin ones are good right now
Speaker 1: if he could. Here's the thing. Thirteen starts for Rodin.
Speaker 1: He's got one hundred and thirteen strikeouts in just seventy
Speaker 1: eight and things twenty four. The FIP is a two
Speaker 1: four seven, the eras at two oh six. The whip
Speaker 1: is point nine zero. It's not a flash in the pan.
Speaker 1: It's the question is what does he do over the
Speaker 1: final seventy plus innings of this season? And then you know,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go back to Otani and his eleven starts
Speaker 1: so far, he's got a two five eight ERA. He's
Speaker 1: got eighty two strikeouts and fifty nine innings and a
Speaker 1: one point one to eight whip. Don't scoff a couple
Speaker 1: more starts that are really good, that are six innings long.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, these stats are gonna get eerily similar.
Speaker 1: And I'm telling you right now, the narrative is gonna
Speaker 1: begin to build. And this is a narrative Award. And
Speaker 1: I love stories, and let's tell the stories of the
Speaker 1: young kids coming up too, because in the American League,
Speaker 1: Jared Kellnick came and went, and Randy rose Arena has
Speaker 1: gone stone cold. He's at plus three point fifty. Jared
Speaker 1: Kellernick at ten to one. Wander Franco did finally make
Speaker 1: his debut. He is at ten to one right now.
Speaker 1: But I want to talk about somebody else who's at
Speaker 1: plus twelve hundred, And you know it's not Urman Mercedes,
Speaker 1: It's not Adley Rudh. It is Ryan Mountcastle now, who
Speaker 1: is having himself a month. Now, here's the problem. He's
Speaker 1: having a great month. Can he keep any sort of
Speaker 1: pace to what he's doing in that great hitters ballpark,
Speaker 1: a lineup that's actually much better than people realize at times.
Speaker 1: Do you think Mouldcastle right now is kind of the
Speaker 1: smart money for American League Rookie of the Year if
Speaker 1: you want to take a shot on it.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know if I would call it
Speaker 2: the smart money, but I certainly think it is worth
Speaker 2: taking a shot at at plus twelve under. Again, we
Speaker 2: talked about his month to month splits. You look at
Speaker 2: what he did in April versus May versus June. I
Speaker 2: think he's already got seven home runs. He is a
Speaker 2: guy who was a touted prospect who we liked coming
Speaker 2: into the year as a general sort of option in
Speaker 2: the fantasy space. We were sort of thinking about it,
Speaker 2: maybe for al Rookie of the Year, But you know,
Speaker 2: I think Joe I might go a little deeper than
Speaker 2: that if I'm going. First of all, he's not listed
Speaker 2: on here and I haven't seen him. You know, DraftKings
Speaker 2: is my book. I haven't seen him listed there. If
Speaker 2: a Doley Scarcia is listed at your book, I would
Speaker 2: like to know what he is listed at, necessarily if
Speaker 2: you assuming that he qualifies a rookie. But Luis Garcia,
Speaker 2: Joe is a guy who again pitching for the Astras,
Speaker 2: and we just saw that they had an injury, right
Speaker 2: they had an injury yesterday, which is going to guaranteed
Speaker 2: keep him in irritation. He's been outstanding all year long.
Speaker 2: The issue is with him, like Rodan, whether or not
Speaker 2: I can came up He's a plus four thousand. That's
Speaker 2: something where I'm willing to take the sean, especially because
Speaker 2: the Astros are going to get a lot of pub
Speaker 2: and I don't know how many of these awards are
Speaker 2: going to be able to lock down again. All their
Speaker 2: batters are contributing, but he's been absolutely solid this year.
Speaker 2: At plus four thousand, those are long odds. That's something
Speaker 2: that I wouldn't mind having a little bit of action on.
Speaker 2: But I do agree that mount Castle because I don't
Speaker 2: think he's quite as good as we've seen the last month.
Speaker 2: But I do think that he's going to continue to
Speaker 2: generally ascend. And again, Rookie of the Year not a
Speaker 2: team award. It is something where it's just going to
Speaker 2: be his performance. So I don't mind it. At plus twelve.
Speaker 1: Hundred, I'll tell you what to wander, Franco. Keep the
Speaker 1: eye on. It gets ten to one right now, and
Speaker 1: you know, we're kind of remiss. Another reason why the
Speaker 1: American League so I Young Award races wide open is
Speaker 1: because Tyler Glasnaw is out of it now. Correct that
Speaker 1: was probably going to be that guy, So we were
Speaker 1: kind of, you know, should have mentioned that injury being
Speaker 1: a huge between that Bieber and Cole with his lack
Speaker 1: of spider tack, all of a sudden, a very different
Speaker 1: dynamic in that race than it was just a month ago.
Speaker 1: And that is amazing. And this is why sometimes with
Speaker 1: these major awards. It's helpful to wait, or you put
Speaker 1: some chips down, then you like it, you keep putting
Speaker 1: chips on it again, and you kind of reevaluate where
Speaker 1: you're at. On the National League side, you got Ian
Speaker 1: Anderson at plus six hundred, and then you got Kabrian
Speaker 1: Hayes at plus three fifty. National league has not been
Speaker 1: as heavy this year with rookie talent or maybe one
Speaker 1: or two still to come here to make up for
Speaker 1: that ground. I still like Ian Anderson's look. Ian Anderson
Speaker 1: has done a really good job this year. Caprian Hayes
Speaker 1: missed a good chunk of the season. Hayes is a
Speaker 1: very exciting player, good defensive player, good offensive player. But
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think for the chasm here between
Speaker 1: these two guys plus three fifty and plus six hundred,
Speaker 1: give me Ian Anderson still just because once again a
Speaker 1: higher profile team. But maybe you have a different line
Speaker 1: of thinking when it comes to Rookie of the Year
Speaker 1: in the National League. I do.
Speaker 2: I definitely would go with Anderson over Carian Hayes at
Speaker 2: this point, just because Hayes missed so much time. So
Speaker 2: I think, I mean, that's what you said, right, That's
Speaker 2: where you were leaning as well, Yeah, I am to
Speaker 2: the extent. I'm going to go with one of those
Speaker 2: two guys that will be that guy. But there are
Speaker 2: a couple of other guys that we're not really talking
Speaker 2: about that much that people aren't big. One is Trevor Rodgers, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, he's got thirty he's at plus thirty five hundred,
Speaker 2: Jazz Chisholm plus three thousand, now he's battled some injury
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. And Jonathan India, which depending on
Speaker 2: your book, there are some books that still love him
Speaker 2: out there plus four thousand. Others are much shorter. But
Speaker 2: those are three guys who I might look at because
Speaker 2: you know, again, Ian Anderson, my guess is going to
Speaker 2: win it. He would be my favorite, so I would
Speaker 2: certainly have some action on him, and not Cabrian Hayes,
Speaker 2: because again Hayes just missed too much time. But again,
Speaker 2: when you're talking about Rogers, you're talking about India, especially
Speaker 2: if the Reds can find their way into the postseason,
Speaker 2: which isn't that long of a shot or anything like that,
Speaker 2: he could get some more notoriety and then he can
Speaker 2: get some more attention and get that put onto him.
Speaker 2: So for him. I'm gonna have a little bit on India,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have a little bit on jazz chism, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have a little bit on Trevor Rodgers as
Speaker 2: well well as Ian Anderson, but I'm ignoring his entirely.
Speaker 1: And as Dan mentioned, you can go to bettingpros dot
Speaker 1: com and find all these different books and make sure
Speaker 1: you can make the wager you want to make at
Speaker 1: the correct odds that you like. That's the nice thing
Speaker 1: about bettingpros dot com, if you're able to do that
Speaker 1: sort of stuff. All right, let's go and take a
Speaker 1: look at the divisions real quick. We are self loathing
Speaker 1: Met fans, and we are obviously very very upfront about that.
Speaker 1: We were both kind of looking at the Braves, and
Speaker 1: right now the Braves are looking up at the Mets.
Speaker 1: The Mets are minus four hundred right now, and the
Speaker 1: betting consensus lied to win the division, the Braves are
Speaker 1: plus them fifty. The Nats kind of scratch back into things,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, on the bat of Kyle Schwarber
Speaker 1: and the arm of Max Schers or plus eight hundred.
Speaker 1: But it really does feel like the Mets division to
Speaker 1: lose at this point. The Braves have had a myriad
Speaker 1: of injuries as well, So this is a big stay
Speaker 1: away from me in the East, and I'm glad to
Speaker 1: be wrong as a Mets fan that, you know, the
Speaker 1: Mets actually are playing up to expectations for once in
Speaker 1: a very long time. Any feel here any concerns about
Speaker 1: this Mets number being too big?
Speaker 2: It does seem a little too big to me. I
Speaker 2: do think that the Mets are going to win the
Speaker 2: division even when they deal with injuries and they're not
Speaker 2: scoring any runs. You know, they're gonna add something at
Speaker 2: the deadline, as we talked about before the season started.
Speaker 2: But minus four hundred cents is the equivalent of eighty percent.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if I feel that it's greater than
Speaker 2: eighty percent that the Mets are going to win this division,
Speaker 2: especially with the only other team that I look at
Speaker 2: that I might sprinkle on not the Braves, because again,
Speaker 2: I think this is kind of the year that finally
Speaker 2: the Pythagorean theory caught up with the Braves here where
Speaker 2: they're always you know, down in the projections. The Nationals
Speaker 2: are playing really, really well, and they're doing it without
Speaker 2: much going on right now, if they do get a
Speaker 2: little healthier, if Strasbourg does come back, if they add
Speaker 2: something at the deadline, I know, but Soto even has
Speaker 2: been out. If Josh Bell finds a stroke a little bit,
Speaker 2: they have the potential to make a little bit of
Speaker 2: a run here. And they're over five hundred, so plus
Speaker 2: seven hundred, plus eight hundred, depending on where you can
Speaker 2: get it. At Fox Bed it's plus eleven hundred. I'm
Speaker 2: certainly interested in those odds, but I'll probably have a
Speaker 2: little bit there. But again, I do think the overwhelming
Speaker 2: probability is that the Mets win division. But I'm not trrey.
Speaker 2: I feel it minus four hundred, which is again about
Speaker 2: eighty percent. I'm not trying. I feel that confident.
Speaker 1: Jack Flaherty went on the il and the Cardinals fell
Speaker 1: off the map of the Brewers, who I loved coming
Speaker 1: into the season. Then I had a little buyer's remorse
Speaker 1: on they know, minus two hundred very solid favor here
Speaker 1: the Cubs of plus three hundred, they've come crashing back
Speaker 1: down to earth. The Reds still can't get out of
Speaker 1: their own way. Of plus seven hundred, So really, again,
Speaker 1: I think this is the Brewers to lose. And I'm
Speaker 1: trying to remember where we were at with the Brews
Speaker 1: going into the season. Was it four hundred four to
Speaker 1: fifth something like that? Right? Was even greater than that?
Speaker 2: No, No, I think it was less. I think it
Speaker 2: was like three thou I remember half for four thirty
Speaker 2: by the time we got it, Yeah, and we we
Speaker 2: were over it. And again the biggest, the biggest liability
Speaker 2: that I have right now are the Brewers over eighty
Speaker 2: two and a half wins. That was my biggest bet
Speaker 2: that I made coming into the year because again we
Speaker 2: talked about it, and think of Joe, we you know,
Speaker 2: we talked about it all the time. Their lineup is
Speaker 2: like embarrassingly bad and they are still just winning, led
Speaker 2: by as you mentioned it, the big three of Woodruff, Corbyn,
Speaker 2: Burns and Freddie.
Speaker 1: All shining the game at the end with Hater. Let's
Speaker 1: exactly not take that out of the equation because it's not.
Speaker 2: But Devin Williams hasn't been as good as It's true again,
Speaker 2: but we thought Williams would be great. He's not. But
Speaker 2: either way, it doesn't matter, man, And they probably will
Speaker 2: add somebody at the deadline because the Cubs right now
Speaker 2: are in second place. They are five games back. The
Speaker 2: Cubs don't want to be here, by the way, right now,
Speaker 2: like they were not expecting to compete. They don't want
Speaker 2: to have to go out and ad The Reds are,
Speaker 2: you know whatever, just kind of hanging around. Their bullpen
Speaker 2: is off on. The Cardinals, as you said, have kind
Speaker 2: of fallen off the map. So I do think that
Speaker 2: the Brewers are going to win this division. I don't
Speaker 2: think any of the long shots are worth it, but
Speaker 2: the odds on, you know, the Brewers are anywhere, as
Speaker 2: you said, to minus two hundred to minus four hundred.
Speaker 2: That's where I can get it at draftings. There's no
Speaker 2: way I'm touching it at that. So for me, I
Speaker 2: think the Brewers are going to win. But at this point,
Speaker 2: I think all the value is gone.
Speaker 1: And in terms of value, the Dodgers minus two hundred
Speaker 1: for the West, the Padres plus two to fifty. As
Speaker 1: good of a story as the Giants have been, it's
Speaker 1: not realistic to win this division. I don't think this
Speaker 1: new Trevor Bauer news that broke kind of throws a
Speaker 1: little bit of a potential wrinkle in there too. Plus
Speaker 1: two fifty if you believe in the Padres, and I do.
Speaker 1: This might be your last shot to get in on this.
Speaker 1: The Padres are for real. They've got pitching. You know,
Speaker 1: Snow eventually will straighten himself out. But Darbush has been good,
Speaker 1: must Grove's been good. I wish Paddock was less erratic.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean to drop bars on you like
Speaker 1: this at this time of the afternoon. But still for me,
Speaker 1: it is the only money here worth wagering is on
Speaker 1: the Padres side of this, and the Dodgers really, you know,
Speaker 1: I think the Dodgers have taken advantage of the schedule
Speaker 1: when they could, but outside of that, like, I'm not
Speaker 1: blown away by how great and dominant the Dodgers are
Speaker 1: this year so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with you. And the Boer news, and
Speaker 2: again the news that we were talking about is the
Speaker 2: news that broke yesterday as we record this, that he
Speaker 2: has been accused of assault. We have no idea what
Speaker 2: the ramifications that are going to be necessarily going forward,
Speaker 2: but it certainly adds some uncertainty and the Padres, again,
Speaker 2: it goes back and forth, but the betting crows consens
Speaker 2: us as of this moment because it moves all the time,
Speaker 2: which is why if you like something, you had to
Speaker 2: move on. It is right now plus two seven. That
Speaker 2: corresponds to roughly a twenty seven percent chance. I think
Speaker 2: there's a greater than twenty seven percent chance that the Padres,
Speaker 2: who haven't even played that well yet this year and
Speaker 2: are still just three games back, can win this division.
Speaker 2: The Giants are a plus four eighty. I mean, given
Speaker 2: how they've played, I agree, I don't think it's likely necessarily.
Speaker 2: I'm fine, though, if you are, like, well, they're in
Speaker 2: first place. I want to get in on it, okay,
Speaker 2: I you know, I don't get on fire. I'll probably
Speaker 2: it probably everybody. So for me, though, I agree with you, Joe,
Speaker 2: there's no way I'm taking the Dodgers right now, especially
Speaker 2: with the Bower and news, with everything that's going out
Speaker 2: with the team. At minus whatever it is between two
Speaker 2: hundred and three hundred, I will take the Padres have
Speaker 2: plus two seventy. I do think that that's a good bet.
Speaker 1: All right, switching gear to the American League the Razor
Speaker 1: plus one forty, But I am not. I'm just not
Speaker 1: gonna do it. I'm sorry, I'm out. The Red Sox
Speaker 1: plus one seventy five intriguing. You know where I'm going
Speaker 1: Plus four fifty Blue Jays, That's where I want to go.
Speaker 1: This team's starting to find its identity. The Yankees look lost.
Speaker 1: Now They're a plus four fifty two, which is one
Speaker 1: of the rare times you're actually getting a value on
Speaker 1: the Yankees. So Yankees and Blue Jays right now, those
Speaker 1: are the two teams. If the Yankees go on a run,
Speaker 1: they will add pieces. But these next three weeks are
Speaker 1: going to tell the tale. If the Yankees play well,
Speaker 1: this is going to be a minus number by August first.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you they is going to be a minus
Speaker 1: number by August first if they rattle off. I don't
Speaker 1: like a twenty and ten over their next thirty games
Speaker 1: or something like that. And that's not outside the rama possibility.
Speaker 1: But the Blue Jays because Robbie Ray's pitch well, because
Speaker 1: they seem to have, you know, chips to move as well.
Speaker 1: Marcus Simeon has played very well. George Spring are finally
Speaker 1: coming back. I think there's a confidence growing here with
Speaker 1: his young Blue Jay team. That's what I like. But look,
Speaker 1: I'm kind of ignoring the Red Sox, who have been
Speaker 1: pretty solid all year long. So what's your take on
Speaker 1: the American League East.
Speaker 2: I'm right there with you. The Blue Jays are by
Speaker 2: far my favorite bet right now. They are only five
Speaker 2: games over five hundred. They're six and a half out
Speaker 2: of first The Raises we talked about we both like
Speaker 2: the Rays, or at least I remember I did. I
Speaker 2: don't remember if you did.
Speaker 1: You did before. I was concerned about Glass Now can
Speaker 1: he be the ace? Can he be a two hundred
Speaker 1: inning guy? I don't know, and I'm I'm sad that
Speaker 1: he's not, because he was spectacular when he was wakingout out.
Speaker 2: But that injury completely changes where they are. So look,
Speaker 2: the Red Sox at plus money right now, but again,
Speaker 2: that Red Sox pitching staff man that's not going to
Speaker 2: get it done over the long haul. And kudos to
Speaker 2: the team and kudos to Kora for giving them minute.
Speaker 2: The Blue Jays have an awesome team, and again they
Speaker 2: have been they've been sort of just treading water right now,
Speaker 2: and they haven't had Springer all year long. As you mentioned,
Speaker 2: he just came back. Cavin Bigio has basically been lost
Speaker 2: in the desert. He was probably battling that neck injury
Speaker 2: his entire time he's back, he is playing better as well.
Speaker 2: You mentioned Marcus Simeon, Taskar Hernandez Bobaschet is again a
Speaker 2: guy who's gonna factor in probably the MVP conversation if
Speaker 2: they didn't have one of the actual potential MVPs in
Speaker 2: Vladimir Gerrera Junior. And then you have the pitching staff,
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, Joe, which by the way, is strong
Speaker 2: because of the fact that Robbie Ray has figured out
Speaker 2: how to stop walking people. Ken jin Ryu is good.
Speaker 2: Ross Stripling is sort of out there kind of keating.
Speaker 1: Them in every time the last couple starts.
Speaker 2: What they need to do is figure out the bullpen
Speaker 2: because their bullpen has been pretty awful other than the
Speaker 2: fact that Jordan Romanos seems to have kind of locked
Speaker 2: down the ninth in. But they need to add to that.
Speaker 2: But look, they're willing to go out there and make moves,
Speaker 2: right They just added Corey Dickerson, just a fourth outfielder,
Speaker 2: just to sort of do that. So I think they're
Speaker 2: gonna go for it. I think they're gonna add and
Speaker 2: I love it getting in at whatever you can get
Speaker 2: it right now. Look it's at right now. The consensus again, Joe,
Speaker 2: your quoting numbers. They move constantly, like it moves before
Speaker 2: we start the podcast. Now right now, the consentus I'm
Speaker 2: looking at is plus five hundred at DraftKings or ibet,
Speaker 2: also plus five hundred at Fox Bet plus seven fifty, Like,
Speaker 2: go out and grab that if you can make that
Speaker 2: box bet. Yeah, right, buddy, that at plus five hundred,
Speaker 2: I like that. I think they honestly, I think they're
Speaker 2: going to win this division. So I'm putting my money
Speaker 2: where my mouth.
Speaker 1: Well, there's no money to be put on the central anymore.
Speaker 1: I told you it was the White Sox before the year.
Speaker 1: If you didn't listen then and then, I'm sorry I didn't.
Speaker 2: I don't think I did.
Speaker 1: Gone it is gone by bye minus six seventy what
Speaker 1: I mean, come on and look the Indians, I'm sorry
Speaker 1: they can't catch it with Beaver being out to they
Speaker 1: have injuries, Savali, the Twins have been dreadful. Let's go
Speaker 1: to the West, which is a two horse race, just
Speaker 1: like in the National League. The Astros minus three sixty,
Speaker 1: which I understand why they're the favorites, and the A's
Speaker 1: or plus two twenty five. You know, the A's could
Speaker 1: absolutely scoop in there, especially that Bregman injury. That was
Speaker 1: a bad one where he's gonna miss at least another
Speaker 1: month or so. But the thing is, the Astros are
Speaker 1: so deep, and I think that's kind of where I struggle,
Speaker 1: because they seem to like, Okay, yeah, well we got
Speaker 1: a bunch of other pictures we can just bring up
Speaker 1: or or bring back in from the bullpen. And oh
Speaker 1: we got Oderezi two and Christian Xavier And it's just
Speaker 1: they've got a lot of depth, and I think at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, that's what wins divisions, and
Speaker 1: that's why I like the Mets. And I was cautiously optimistic,
Speaker 1: but as good as the A's have played, I would
Speaker 1: probably stay away from this. But if you want to
Speaker 1: bed the A's at two twenty five, now's the time
Speaker 1: to do it. Because these two teams, I think it
Speaker 1: is going to be a two horse race all the
Speaker 1: way down the stretch.
Speaker 2: Look, I loved the Astros before the season started. They
Speaker 2: were my pick based on their odds to win the
Speaker 2: al and to win the World Series because again, this
Speaker 2: was sort of a plausible scenario of this happening. Now
Speaker 2: you mentioned it, they do have the Bregman injury and
Speaker 2: it's not good. He's probably at at least another month.
Speaker 2: As we just talked about when we're talking about Luis Carcia.
Speaker 2: It just had an injury to Jose Er Chidi last
Speaker 2: night as we record this. But like you said, plenty
Speaker 2: of depth in that rotation in their lineup. It's really
Speaker 2: difficult for me to see the A's even though they're
Speaker 2: only one and a half games back as we record this,
Speaker 2: it's still really hard for me to see them getting there.
Speaker 2: At plus two twenty five, it's just not enough to
Speaker 2: interest me. But also, like you said, like at minus
Speaker 2: three sixty or whatever the Astros are right now, also
Speaker 2: not enough to entice me. I don't think it's more
Speaker 2: than you know, seventy eight point three percent chance that
Speaker 2: they're going to necessarily win that division. So it's a
Speaker 2: stay away from me. I'm pretty sure the Astros are
Speaker 2: gonna win it, but it's not worth it either way
Speaker 2: to bet it.
Speaker 1: Let's see how Dan feels about the Astros winning the
Speaker 1: American League. They are at the top plus three hundred.
Speaker 1: My White Sox at plus three twenty five, I would
Speaker 1: still go in there. There's nothing for me to think
Speaker 1: that the White Sox in a short series with Giolito,
Speaker 1: with Lanceln, Carlos, Rodan, Dallas Kichel can't get the job done,
Speaker 1: and if it can get Copek healthy and all this
Speaker 1: other stuff going, look the White Sox to me or
Speaker 1: that team, as much as I would love to see
Speaker 1: the Astros in the World Series, because I think if
Speaker 1: hilarious and Major League Baseball will be so angry about it.
Speaker 1: The A's at plus six fifty the Yankees at plus seven.
Speaker 1: Isn't it hilarious that the Yankee number is to the
Speaker 1: Yankee numbers at plus seven hundred to win the American League? Gettion?
Speaker 1: Just the kind of premium you still pay on the
Speaker 1: Yankees regardless even though they're like a plus five just
Speaker 1: to win their own damn division. Yep, madness. But I
Speaker 1: mean to me, it's the White Sox that's the bet,
Speaker 1: that's the focus. Three plus three twenty five. That's a
Speaker 1: pretty good number, and you can get more than that.
Speaker 1: Take it, And I'm fine with the Astros as well.
Speaker 1: But any other long shots for you A's, Yankees, Red Sox,
Speaker 1: or even Blue Jays at this point who are eleven
Speaker 1: to one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Blue Jays are the only other one that I'm
Speaker 2: going at. I agree with you that the Astros and
Speaker 2: the White Sox are the overwhelming favorites. Imagine they'll remember
Speaker 2: the White Texts are doing all of this without Eloy
Speaker 2: jim Andez, without Louise Robert, and they might have both
Speaker 2: of them back by the time the playoffs run around,
Speaker 2: So certainly they are kind of the team to consider.
Speaker 2: But I do agree with the Again we talked about it,
Speaker 2: the Blue Jays and the Yankees are basically the same
Speaker 2: thing to win the division, and yet the Yanks these
Speaker 2: are plus seven hundred to win the AL and the
Speaker 2: Blue Jays are at plus eleven hundred. The Blue Jays,
Speaker 2: by the way I get it, I mean in the
Speaker 2: wild card game, the Yankees have the better chance because
Speaker 2: they do have the overall single best pitcher with Garrett Cole,
Speaker 2: who might be knocked down a little bit, but in
Speaker 2: a short series like you know, the Jays right now
Speaker 2: have a rotation that can go out there again with
Speaker 2: for you again, you know, if Manoa it can pitch
Speaker 2: to his potential sort of whereas sure, right exactly so
Speaker 2: for me at plus eleven hundred, I'm definitely having a
Speaker 2: little bit on them, but that's the only one other
Speaker 2: than the two that we've talked about, the Astros and
Speaker 2: the White Tax, so they can see making of that.
Speaker 1: The National League is still open for me. Plus one
Speaker 1: ninety five for the Dodgers, plus three fifty for the Pods,
Speaker 1: plus four to fifty for the Mets, who I think
Speaker 1: we're really going to be in this too. And they
Speaker 1: got the Brewers, you know, at plus six fifty with
Speaker 1: those three pitchers. This is tough for me. I still
Speaker 1: want to see a little bit more from all these
Speaker 1: teams before I dip into this one. And if I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take a shot here, I think it's actually on
Speaker 1: the Mets, believe it or not, because they have that
Speaker 1: one transcendent pitcher and we've seen that before where you
Speaker 1: could throw him that's automatic WS sometimes in those games,
Speaker 1: you know that feeling in New York it's it's a
Speaker 1: tough place to go into play. Padres are a good
Speaker 1: number two, but I think the Mets are the most
Speaker 1: appealing on the board right now from what I've seen
Speaker 1: and where the numbers are. How about you to look
Speaker 1: to go to the World Series.
Speaker 2: We are simpatico again. We're seeing the board very similarly.
Speaker 2: And again, as you mentioned, we are self loathing. That's
Speaker 2: fan so believe me, this is not homerism, it's anywhere.
Speaker 2: This is towards the opposits. But you think about the player, right,
Speaker 2: we agree that they are the probably overwhelming favorite to
Speaker 2: win their division. Of course, which is great, right. You
Speaker 2: don't want to have that one game playoff, assuming that
Speaker 2: the grom comes out of it healthy. You look at
Speaker 2: what the rotation could potentially be in a short and
Speaker 2: Seria Stroman has been fantastic this entire year, and again
Speaker 2: we liked him coming into the year. We are not
Speaker 2: optimistic about when we're going to see Carlos Carrasco and
Speaker 2: Noah Sinderguard. But if you're talking about are we going
Speaker 2: to see them in three months from now by the
Speaker 2: time the playoffs were all around, well that's a better chance,
Speaker 2: especially if you've got a team that might have locked
Speaker 2: up the division.
Speaker 1: Continue been fantastic.
Speaker 2: And Taiwan Walker exactly, and again in a short series,
Speaker 2: one of those guys goes to the bullpen. Maybe Thor
Speaker 2: goes to the bullpen like he did when they made
Speaker 2: right the playoffs in that first year. So maybe this
Speaker 2: is something where this is what they're gonna do, So
Speaker 2: I do think again, in a short series, it's really
Speaker 2: hard to beat the Dodgers, and it's probably gonna be
Speaker 2: pretty hard to beat the Padres because their pitching is
Speaker 2: solid overall, especially if they get it sorted out. But
Speaker 2: the one team that can really do it is the Mets.
Speaker 2: You mentioned the Brewers. I don't necessarily mind it again
Speaker 2: because they have the pitching. As we said, to go
Speaker 2: after them in a short series, but that's the cutoff.
Speaker 2: Nobody beyond the Brewers with a plus six fifty. But
Speaker 2: I agree the best value for me is the Mets
Speaker 2: a plus four to fifty.
Speaker 1: And the trade deadline will also tell us a lot too.
Speaker 1: These lines are gonna move, so watch these next couple
Speaker 1: weeks very carefully. Yeah, and when those all happen, we'll
Speaker 1: come back and do it all again, because we have
Speaker 1: to take a look at it once again. The Dodgers
Speaker 1: to win it all are plus three seventy five, the
Speaker 1: Astros plus six fifty, the Padres eight hundred. Same thing
Speaker 1: with the White Sox plus eight, and the Mets at
Speaker 1: plus eight to fifty. You know, I White Sox and
Speaker 1: Mets is kind of where I'm at right now. I
Speaker 1: think Astros was another team that going into this year
Speaker 1: I felt pretty strongly about. I think Astros, Padres, White Sox,
Speaker 1: those are the teams I really kind of had designs
Speaker 1: on to win it all, and still very early, we're
Speaker 1: halfway through the season. It is a marathon. But right now,
Speaker 1: is there something where you feel pretty confident that you want.
Speaker 1: If I'm going to put a chip somewhere, where's it
Speaker 1: going to be on one team to win it all?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I mean again, if I could detach myself from
Speaker 2: my fandom, it probably would be the Mets, because they
Speaker 2: do seem like a team that's built. But I agree
Speaker 2: with you with the White Sox. Look, I like the Ash.
Speaker 2: I got them at plus again. I think it was
Speaker 2: twenty two hundred at the beginning of the season. They're
Speaker 2: now at plus six fifty. That value is kind of
Speaker 2: sucked right out of there. Again, we like the Blue
Speaker 2: Jays for if we like them at the value for
Speaker 2: the American League. I like them at plus twenty five
Speaker 2: hundred necessarily to win the World Series as well. So
Speaker 2: that's the only other kind of long shot that I
Speaker 2: might go after. But realistically it's hard to get away
Speaker 2: from any of the top five teams maybe, but if
Speaker 2: you did it, probably for me would be the Blue Jays,
Speaker 2: because again, this is a team. If they add like
Speaker 2: one big bullpen piece, maybe one more starter, that offense
Speaker 2: can just carry them absolutely all the way through.
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