00:00As far as the other series goes, I did see that they named the Brewers, which is crazy.
00:04They named Robert Gasser the starter for the next one.
00:07So you know that there's a heavy bullpen going there.
00:09And boy, you talk about pressure.
00:11This is the biggest.
00:12I mean, Blake Snell pitched in the World Series and was famously taken out.
00:16Other than that, this is the biggest game of Blake Snell's life.
00:19And look at the line tomorrow night, Joe.
00:21Look at that.
00:23Minus 175 over the team they just lost to twice.
00:28What?
00:29That's kind of funny to me.
00:31You know, the other interesting thing with the Brewers is that, you know, they got to see, what, nine different
00:37relievers from the Dodgers in that game yesterday?
00:40Every time we turned around, it was a different pitcher.
00:43Now, it's going to be interesting to see the usage amount for all of these because I don't know how
00:50long Alicia will Snell have.
00:52He didn't have a very big one in his first game against Atlanta, so I don't know.
00:56You know what he strikes out?
00:57He strikes out so many guys that he usually doesn't get through five or six innings.
01:02You know, he's like a big strikeout pitcher.
01:03But I got to throw that graphic up again.
01:06Throw that graphic up.
01:07As much as I think this is going to be a longer series, how do you not take Milwaukee tomorrow
01:14with this plus money?
01:15I mean, this is crazy.
01:16You're talking about the potential World Series champ this year.
01:19If you had to pick one of the four teams and be Milwaukee, how are they plus 150 tomorrow?
01:24Wow.
01:25I almost would have to take Milwaukee tomorrow, man.
01:30I couldn't ignore that.
01:31Like, what is L.A. based on what?
01:33Just the starting pitching?
01:35That's what they're based on?
01:36I got news for you.
01:36If this game is 2-2 after the fifth inning or sixth inning, I got names for you.
01:41Uribe, Ashby, and McGill.
01:44And the Brewers score one run and go up 3-0.
01:48Yeah, I don't know.
01:49And this is the problem that I have, because it could not have gone any better for Milwaukee in the
01:54first two games.
01:55They got to the bullpen in both games and got to see everybody.
02:00Now it's coming to a point where if Snell doesn't give them some significant, they got to go back to
02:07the bullpen.
02:07And then what happens?
02:08You're rolling glass now out in game four with a potential of having to go back to the bullpen?
02:14Like, I don't, it's, advantage Milwaukee across the board unless Snell comes out and gives them seven innings of shutout
02:23ball and just shuts this offense down.
02:26That's what they need to kind of reset it.
02:28But if they got to go to that bullpen early again, that's not great for Dave Roberts and the Dodgers
02:34at all.
02:35Well, they have some length from Sasaki if they need it, but I don't know what the trust level would
02:40be from Sasaki and Glass now at this point.
02:43He would be the guy, right?
02:45He would be the length guy, though.
02:47I would assume so.
02:48I would assume so that he would go two, three innings for them.
02:52But look, based on the way Blake Snell has pitched this season, when he's pitched, which hasn't been a lot,
02:58but based on when he's pitched, he's looked as dominant as any pitcher in the big leagues.
03:01So I understand that L.A. has to be a favorite and they're at home.
03:05So what do you normally make a favorite at home when two teams are even?
03:09Minus 135, minus 125.
03:11I agree.
03:12Minus 170 for the team that looks so much better.
03:18One team looks so much better than the other.
03:20And look, I don't know.
03:22Maybe L.A. just wins and it's just that simple and they win the next three and it goes back
03:26to Milwaukee.
03:27Certainly possible.
03:28But I would lean Brewers.
03:30We'll be going to look back.
03:30We'll see you next time.
03:30We'll be back.
