00:00We also are looking at the game three of the World Series tonight, and we are also seeing,
00:08well, I was starting to see a little bit of over money, Greg, not seven and a half anymore. It
00:12did
00:12come back down to seven, but it is juiced to the over here. But Tampa Bay and Freddie Peralta,
00:18minus one, minus 115, minus 120, somewhere around there. It's been bouncing back and forth,
00:25five cents one way or the other. But if you're a Milwaukee backer, it's the best you might get
00:34them at this particular point. And like you said earlier, it's Robert Gasser. It's not
00:40Mizorowski. It's not Logan Anderson. But really, at this point, it hasn't mattered much to whoever
00:47they played. No, because the game is shortened, and it's a five-inning game for the starters,
00:54and that's it. I mean, the bullpen is taken over for the Brewers after the fifth inning in every
00:59single game. And it's basically the same guys every game. It'd be nice just to see somebody else come
01:03in the game for the Brewers. Like, they have 11 guys on this roster. Like, is Woodruff ever going
01:08to pitch? I don't think so. So, you know, I do kind of, I'm hopeful Tampa Bay wins today. Obviously,
01:15you're right, Joe. If Milwaukee wins, they're going to be heavy favorites tomorrow. That's it. You know,
01:23minus 130 even on the road. But I got a suspicion there could be some runs tonight here. This is
01:29Peralta, who didn't have a good year with the Mets, who's been fantastic on Tampa. But you know
01:35he's five and dive. This is Gasser, who won't get through four. So, I think there's a chance here
01:42for nine, ten runs tonight. Maybe some home runs. Maybe some manufactured runs. I definitely could see
01:47that. And I've seen some games in person, even in the trap. The ball goes a little bit there. I
01:53do
01:53think we could see some of that today. So, I mean, look, it's not the regular season. But if it
02:00was, and this was the pitching matchup, and also, I got to say, with a grain of salt, because clearly
02:05Peralta the last two, three weeks has been great. But if you saw this pitching matchup in a regular
02:09season game in St. Petersburg in July, and the line was seven, you'd be like, seven? Give me the
02:15over easy. But it's the postseason. And you're like, I can't do it. So, and the only thing I want
02:22to add
02:22is that the Brewers' bullpen is not due to give up runs. They're not going to give any up. So,
02:26Tampa Bay has to find a way to have a lead after, like, the sixth, seventh inning and keep it.
02:31At
02:31this point, how could you go against anything the Brewers have done? The only slightly shaky one is
02:36Uribe, and he's not even really shaky. Like, he's pretty good still. So, no. And McGill didn't pitch in
02:43game two, right? So, I don't think he didn't pitch in game two. So, he's got the rest in that
02:49spot
02:49there. How shocked were you on what you got from Rasmussen with an extra day's rest there?
02:56Yeah, look. I mean, he's a really good pitcher. You know, things change. Things happen over the
03:02course of a season. But he'll go again one more time at least. Yeah. I mean, I think probably once
03:11more for him, and that's it. I think they knew something. And that's why when he didn't go in
03:15game one, you know, without knowing the situation, that was my speculation, was that,
03:20you know, look, these things happen a lot. 3.30 in the afternoon. Manager goes to the pitcher. How
03:25do you feel? You know, what are you thinking? The manager knows. He looks at the guy. Oh,
03:30if the guy says, oh, I don't know. I'm not sure. You know, that's it, Joe. It's a wrap at
03:34that point.
03:34Like, they got to go in another direction. They know their players. They've seen them for 170
03:39games at this point. So it's easy to know what they should have done with Rasmussen. And so to
03:45your point, maybe this is the end of the line for him to a great season, by the way, like
03:50a Cy Young
03:51type season for him. But we are almost in November at this point. And these poor guys, Uribe, Ashby,
03:59and McGill, they shouldn't pick up a ball for like five months, Joe. They need to like, even when spring
04:03training starts, they should just take it easy, man. These guys, how many games have these guys pitched
04:08already? It's crazy. And listen, they go out there and it's so hard to sit for seven innings,
04:17Greg, and do not. And then all of a sudden at the drop of that, you're like, all right, get
04:21up and
04:21warm up. And you're, you're in the leverage part of the game. You got to warm up. You got to
04:26come.
04:27It's just, they're a different breed. Those guys that can do that and do it at such a high level.
04:33It's crazy. But if I'm Tampa, I got to be able to beat those guys at some point. Otherwise I'm
04:39never getting this to six games or seven games. I'm never going to have a chance to win it. So
04:44we'll see tonight if they can get it done.
