00:00Got a few more player props to have some fun with tonight, right?
00:03So, we talked about the pitchers.
00:04How about two guys from Tampa Bay?
00:06Same thing.
00:06I like this two hits, runs, RBIs combo.
00:09I really do like that.
00:10How about Junior Cameron Arrow?
00:12You know, listen, we all know what he did, you know,
00:15in the clinching game against Cleveland, you know,
00:17the five-minute home run try.
00:19And he turned off a lot of people, including myself.
00:22He's done basically nothing in the World Series, Greg.
00:25Two for ten, one RBI.
00:27Just, you know, insignificant.
00:29So, I'm going to hop on him thinking, you know what?
00:32I mean, I like what he did, but he's a terrific player.
00:34And I can't believe he's going to go down without a whimper,
00:39whether they win or lose.
00:40I just, you know, maybe he does.
00:42But I'll put my faith if you're a Tampa Bay fan
00:46and this guy's got to come through in a big way tonight.
00:48So, get two hits, runs, RBIs combined.
00:50It's not asking much.
00:51And then I'll just go with Yandy Diaz, who's been terrific.
00:54Same thing.
00:55Minus 125.
00:56Little juice.
00:57Hit two hits in game number three after breaking an 0-for-9 slump,
01:01if you want to call that, games one and two.
01:03So, we'll go with the big guys for Tampa Bay.
01:06They have to step up for these guys.
01:07Yeah, it makes sense.
01:08And Diaz, I know he had a couple tough games,
01:10but in particular, he is the guy to look to here.
01:12Because Caminero, it's basically on the strength of the home run.
01:15With Diaz, yes, he can hit a home run, but he's a gap-to-gap guy.
01:18So, as you see there, the numbers have been really ugly.
01:21The one home run, that's all they have.
01:24Seven runs, that's certainly not going to get it done.
01:27They've already played three games to have seven runs.
01:30And, you know, the more that it's discussed, it's like I still, in the end,
01:35even if the Rays lose, I'm going to have no problem with them
01:37because they've just run into this monster in Milwaukee that's just so hot.
01:41Like, I mean, I'm trying to think, like, maybe of those 90s Yankees teams,
01:47you know, 96 and 98 and 99.
01:49Like, those kind of teams, like, feel like this Milwaukee team right now
01:53when the Yankees would just roll it over everybody.
01:55Yankees played the Padres in the World Series, didn't matter.
01:57It just kept smoking them.
01:59The only teams the Yankees had problems with, really, were the Marlins,
02:03if you think about that, in 2003.
02:06And then the Yankees, you know, went to the end with Mariano
02:09against the Diamondbacks.
02:10But other than that, they dominated all their series.
02:12This has been just one of those teams where I think if you're on the other side of it,
02:17if you're L.A. or you're Tampa Bay, you just shrug your shoulders and tip your cap.
02:20Like, what are we supposed to do?
02:22The team is so good.
02:23Freddie Freeman, after the series was over, you know, in his postgame,
02:28was like, I don't know what we were supposed to do.
02:30Like, literally everything we did, they came back.
02:33We were up 2-0, they came back 3-2.
02:34We're up 4-0, they came back 4-0.
02:35He's like, I just got to just say that they were great.
02:38That's it.
02:38They were better than us in the series.
02:40It wasn't close.
02:41And it feels like the same thing's happening again to Tampa Bay.
02:44Like, Tampa Bay in the regular season, if they played Milwaukee five times in Milwaukee
02:48and five times in St. Pete, it's probably 5-5, Scott.
02:52I mean, the Rays were unhittable, untouchable at home.
02:55I went to several games this year.
02:57I went to the Marlins-Rays games.
02:58I mean, they know how to play to that park very well.
03:01How to pitch, how to hit, how to bunt.
03:03It just hasn't mattered against this team.
03:07And, you know, from the manager to the development of the players to find these pitchers, it's just a wonderfully
03:15run organization.
03:17And this is with, think about this, Scott, losing Corbin Burns and letting go of Freddy Peralta and saying farewell
03:24to Josh Hader.
03:26And Craig Council leaves to go manage the Cubs.
03:29And they're better now than they were with them.
03:32So I got nothing but good things to say about this organization.
03:36They've done a great job.
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