00:00Milwaukee, and Philadelphia. Ranger Suarez, left-handed pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies,
00:03going up against righty, Freddy Peralta. The line in this game, minus 120s to minus 125s,
00:08depending on where you're shopping at, and a total of seven and a half. If we look at the
00:12pitching matchup, I should say, over the past month, Ranger Suarez, a 410 ERA, but a low Sierra
00:18number of 3.55. But look at Freddy Peralta. His ERA over the past 30 days show 0.32 and a Sierra
00:26of 3.53. So analytically, they're the same. ERA-wise, they're not. Did the Phillies bounce
00:30back on offense today, or Milwaukee just continued their winning ways with Freddy on the mound?
00:35I mean, Donnie, we haven't seen something like this at this point in the season in a while.
00:41We're talking about the best team in Major League Baseball record perspective, I can argue,
00:46altogether. They have a pitcher who, in the month of August, didn't allow a run. He hasn't allowed
00:52a run in his last four starts. That's 23 innings pitched. That is a, for those math at home that
01:01aren't, well, 0.00 ERA. That's the entire month. Are you kidding me? That is absolute. And why are
01:09we not talking about him for the National League side young situation here? Listen, Suarez has
01:15actually hung in there while he worked out some of the kinks here for the fills. So I don't think
01:21this is going to be a very high-scoring game. I feel like this is going to be playoff baseball.
01:25I think it's going to be much closer to a pitcher's duel than what we saw last night with
01:30all those runs. I'm willing to look at the under with these two guys on the mound.
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