00:00Right now, their win total. Let's move ahead to Luke on that for a second. Their win total is 100 and a half to win the NL Central. They're minus 400 to win the NL 5 to 1 and to win the World Series 10 to 1. I guess if I asked you of those 1, 2, 3, 4 odds there, you know, Donnie, to win a World Series, I feel like you got to be built different. That's no offense to Milwaukee.
00:24I think anything else is in play here, but, you know, to go all the way with what they have here seems a little far-fetched, but the odds are telling us there's a shot.
00:32Exactly. You take a look at the win totals. You're basically asking the Brewers who to have on the bingo card again at the beginning of the season, 100 wins. It's ridiculous here.
00:40But also when you look at the division, it's not wrapped up, but that price point at minus 400, that's a little pricey. Absolutely saying that it is wrapped up where you can lose three in a row.
00:48The Cubs win three in a row and now you have a race again. I think you're right about this.
00:51They're not a World Series team, but that doesn't mean they can't make the World Series.
00:55You look at the National League price at a plus 560, that's probably the way you would go because if you're looking at good starting pitching, they have it.
01:02In a short series, a team that just stays hot at the end of the season can win those.
01:05There's no good. Look, you think it's crazy, Craig. Oh, no, we get to the playoffs and, wow, they knocked off the Philadelphia Phillies or the Los Angeles Dodgers.
01:11We've seen that multiple times over the past couple runs in the National League where the better teams are getting upset in the early rounds.
01:17So for me, you're right. Not taking the World Series. Minus 400 is ridiculous for a division, but you don't even have to win the division and can still make the playoffs and win the National League?
01:26That plus 560 price is probably ringing true for me.
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