 What's going on and welcome to the MLB DFS Q&A show. My name is Tom Vecchio. I'm here to answer your questions about tonight's 11 game MLB Slate. It locks at 7.05. As a reminder, I am filling in for Jim Sahn is not only on this Q&A show, but the solo shot every day live at 9 a.m. on our YouTube page. The Q&A can be found here on the YouTube page, the Twitch page, the Facebook, you name it. It can be found there. Make sure to give it a like, follow, subscribe, wherever you might be that is greatly appreciated. So we have 11 games tonight. We are, I want to say in a very good spot just to recap whether quickly, just some quick updates from of course, Kevin Roth, the best meteorologist for DFS. We are in a very good spot. Just some very, very minor stuff for the Yankees potentially tonight and the Detroit Tigers hosting the Red Sox. But outside of that, we are free and clear of weather. Great pitching slate. We have a number of options over $10,000. We have course field on this slate. So we should be seeing plenty of runs as we did last night. We have a few confirmed starting lineups. So we'll get to those. If you have any questions, drop them in the chat. We'll get to those. Starting off, we already have one waiting from Brad on YouTube. He says he's looking at Willie Castro and Harold Castro for the Tigers and you can't figure out which one is the better hitter and he's referencing two stats for the first cash for Willie Castro with a 0.212 and Harold Castro with a 0.292. The question I would have is what are those stats? What are you referencing for those hitters from the Tigers? Is that batting average? Is that, you know, ISO, is it something? Cause I would immediately say that batting average is not something I ever look at remotely. There are significantly better other stats that we can be looking to. I do think that the Tigers are relatively interesting tonight going up against Edwardo Rodriguez, but I would ultimately need more info on that. John Rosenberg on YouTube is asking, are you in on Adele for the Angels today as a one-off or in a stack if you want to get to the high price pitchers? That's a great question. I mentioned the Angels briefly on the solo shot this morning. Let's just give an update to this to see if we have any more confirmed starting lineups. The White Sox just got confirmed, Diamondbacks, Blue Jays Indians, we don't have the Angels as of yet. So the Angels I said are interesting. I have them pulled up here because they're going up against Kobe Allard, kind of the same spot that they were in last night, going up against Jordan Lyles, kind of the same spot for the Braves as well. There are two stacks that I like a bit under the radar tonight. The attack in Kobe Allard, I think is really solid. 2.37 homeruns per nines allowing this season of lefties, 1.43 homeruns per nines to righties, giving up some decent fly balls to both righties. Not a whole lot of heart contact, but certainly the fly balls are an issue for him. So I'm in on Adele. I think if you want to use him as a one-off simply because you need the salary relief that he is minimum salary should be batting in the middle of the lineup, I think that's fine. Ultimately, if I want Angels exposure, it's either going to be, it's probably just going to be a one-off of Upton or a full stack. There's not many players I'd go to as a one-off outside of Upton and Max Stasi. Stasi I wrote up today on Number Fires, one of my favorite under the radar potential homerun calls tonight. Really good peripheral stats for him going up against left-handed pitchers of 186 ISO. Also has a, where is Stasi, solid fly ball rate at 40%, any 44% heart contact rate versus lefties. So Stasi and Upton are my favorite one-offs from the Angels. If you are like in love with the lineup that you have and you need Joe Adele as that minimum salary player, then roll with it, right? If you have a high-priced pitcher, you have another stack in an area of like, you're going with the 431 and you need Adele as that one-off, then just roll with it, right? Like don't blow up the rest of your lineup. And ultimately the Angels are in a good spot. So he could get there in terms of value. So kind of like a halfway answer for John. Yes, I'm in Adele or I'm on Adele for the Angels, halfway there, I'll guess I'll say it. Will on Facebook is saying those are batting averages for Detroit. I don't look at batting averages. It's just not a good indicator for really anything. It's just a yes or no question. Like did he get a hit yes or no? It doesn't tell you anything about the quality hit. All those sorts of things. Will's also saying, do you like any of the Arizona batters tonight? Not really. I haven't even considered any of the Arizona batters tonight. Gosmin is having a very, very solid year. Like the only reason you'd be going to Arizona is the fact that like you are going out of your way to be different in tournaments. You are like attempting to say, how can I find a stack that no one else is gonna be on? And I'm gonna be attacking a pitcher that is probably gonna be one of the more popular pitchers on the slate potentially. He is $10,000. We know the quality that Kevin Gosmin can bring. You look back at some of these recent game logs. Okay, he's giving up a few home runs here or there. A couple of run runs here or there, but he's a very strong strikeout pitcher. And more often than not, we should see him come out on top over the Diamondback. So I'm not targeting the Diamondback stunt if you really wanna go out of your way to be different. I guess the Diamondbacks could be that answer tonight. Diffuse on YouTube's asking, how would you rank the Blue Jays studs tonight? That is a great question. We just got their line of confirmed. Here we go. So we have Springer leading off Guerrero, Simeon, Bichette, Tiaz-Grenandes. That's Corey Dickerson, right? The newly acquired Corey Dickerson for the Blue Jays. He's minimum salary batting in the middle of their lineup. Let's just give this a quick refresh, see if this pops up as with their batting order it is. Let's go over to the Blue Jays. How would I rank them tonight? Oh, that's a great question. So ultimately, I wrote up Marcus Simeon as a potential home run prop tonight that I like. He's $4,100. I think that I might actually rank Marcus Simeon first, even ahead of Guerrero, strictly due to the $500 savings. If everything was equal, I would take Vlad Guerrero because Guerrero has, I would say, more multi-home, more potential for the multi-home run upside, ahead of Simeon, but from a point per dollar standpoint, I would take the $500 of savings on Simeon and then go to Vlad and then go to Springer and then Bichette. It might seem a little bit off the board, but on a slate where I really wanna pay up for pitching and some of the lineup builds so far need every dollar of savings I can potentially get, I would put Marcus Simeon number one. And it's not like we're taking a random shot here. He has great peripheral stats versus right-handed pitching. Aaron on YouTube is asking, Sherser get beat up tonight? I'm gonna go with probably not. I understand why people will be willing to attack Sherser. We have seen him allow 1.46 home runs per nine this season, which is one of, if it is the worst of his career, he's actually allowing him more fly balls than we've ever seen him allow. He did miss some time on and off the IL, so take that for what it is. And he is going up against the Astros, ultimately not a spot that I'm gonna be going. As in not going to the Astros, I'm gonna be relying on Sherser tonight. Again, the Astros lineup is just a little bit weaker because they do not have ADH. So, does Sherser get beat up tonight? Probably not. Again, if you are shooting for an Astro stack, hoping that they are severely under the radar just coming in at super low roster ship percentages, then yes, I guess Sherser has the potential to give up a few home runs as every pitcher does. Jameson, DJ on Facebook's asking Jameson Tyone or John Gray, who do you think has the better upside as a fantasy start tonight and stack the Giants Braves or Rockies? Well, this is like a, there's a couple of questions here. And there's a couple of different things going on tonight. So John Gray pitching at home for the Rockies, going up against the, going up against the Cubs. So obviously a pitcher at Coors Field is never a safe thing. No matter what time of year it is, no matter what the matchup is, it's always a potential issue for pitchers. Now, of course we have seen some of these strong starts from John Gray, even at home, even against a dangerous lineup like the Dodgers where he's going for seven innings, only two run runs and seven strikeouts. So we do know that there is some strikeout with John Gray. He has shown that over the past few seasons. Let's get rid of that. Now, in terms of upside, what are we expecting now an upside in terms of, not just in terms of his fantasy point upside, but in terms of how valuable John Gray is to your lineup? Because in reality, John Gray should be far far less popular compared to Jameson Tyone, who we know should make a relatively popular plate tonight due to his salary and the fact that he's going up against the Orioles. And because we have so many high price stacks that we want to pay for, Tyone makes a lot of sense tonight. Now, Tyone doesn't have a massive strikeout ceiling. Neither does John Gray, but ultimately John Gray should not be as popular in tournaments. So who is more upside? I think including how popular they're going to be in tournaments from a point per dollar standpoint, it could be John Gray, but obviously that is very risky being at home in Colorado. So I would lean John Gray simply to the fact that he's just not going to be as chalky. And then in terms of the stacks tonight, it's kind of the same question, the Giants, the Braves, the Rockies. The Rockies are going to be popular. They're at home. It's a given. Now, if the Rockies put up eight runs, let's call it, and the Braves also put up eight runs, if the Braves are going to be under 5%, two, three, four, 5% for some of their hitters, and the Rockies are going to be up at 15, 16, 20%, wherever their chalky hitters are going to be. The Braves are that much more interesting because they're going to be super low. So I would lean towards the Braves. I like the Braves tonight. I actually have them pulled up. We can get back to them later. Russ is asking, do I like any Yankees tonight? Of course, we got to be liking Yankees tonight at home going up against Matt Harvey. We saw what the Yankees could do last night, that 13 run outburst from them. As I said earlier this morning on the solo shot, Matt Harvey has been producing very, very well as of late. I don't know how. Six plus innings in three straight starts with zero earn runs in three straight starts is not something I'm going to be anticipating from him tonight. This is what we're probably going to be seeing from him where it's three, maybe four innings with fewer in runs, a few walks, not a whole lot of strikeouts. That's what I'm probably going to be seeing from Matt or what we should be seeing from Matt Harvey. That's Matt Harvey. That's what I'm going to be expecting from him tonight. So yes, I like the Yankees. I would say anyone really in the top half of their lineup is probably the best spot to be going. We obviously can be going to lefties and righties for them. You know, dropping down and taking Gardner or Kyle Higashioka or O'Dore doesn't bring a whole lot of power, but really one through five in their lineup is absolutely fantastic. Really, no matter who you go with, obviously Rizzo, Judge, Gallow and Stainton bring much more power upside compared to DJ Lameku. So yes, I am on board with the Yankees tonight. For my experience, Cole Calhoun, if you want to go with that, that's what DJ is saying to Will in terms of Arizona hitters. Derrick is asking, who do you think is going to be the lowest for the late-sleep pitcher? I haven't looked at specifically the late-sleep. If it's just the eight o'clock games or if it's just the nine o'clock games, it would probably end up being Jacob or Rizzy just on the road versus the Dodgers, although that's not a spot I'm super comfortable with going. You might want to go to Zach Gallin in that spot and then load up on either one of the offenses from the Houston or LA team. That's playing the smaller slate is generally not something I love to do. Jerry is asking, I think all the big bats hit homers tonight, Rizzo, Vlad, Soto, Springer, Judge, what do you think? That'd be great. I mean, that'd be, we'd be having a ton of upside. I mentioned the Washington Nationals briefly, briefly this morning on the solo shot, I said I like their matchup going up against Chase Anderson and really not worried about if they don't get it done there, they can get it done against the Phillies bullpen, which we know is so weak. And also the Nationals shouldn't be popular. Shulman Moore with that, Vlad is a player that I'm actually targeting for his multi-home run upside. I think he's also in a fantastic spot. So it's him and Springer kind of tying them together because we know they're in a great spot and the power for Toronto. One of those teams, like when they get the homeruns going in a specific game, it seems like they're never gonna end. It's like them and the Reds and Atlanta. Like when those three teams get going with their homeruns, it's like we're seeing three, four or five homeruns in a game for them. Favorite stacks tonight from Savannah and YouTube. The chalky ones I think are pretty obvious with the Yankees and the Blue Jays, I think that's very clear. I think that going to Colorado or the Cubs is pretty clear. Didn't really talk about the White Sox at all today, but I do think that they are in a good spot. But really, this is where I wanna be going and it's the Braves going up against Hap and the Angels going up against Kobe Allard. So looking at Hap, as I mentioned this morning, really not giving a lot of homeruns to lefties this year. He has a left-handed pitcher, so that's not too much of a surprise. But for righties, 2.22 homeruns per nine allowed to righty hitters this year on a 46% fly ball rate and a 36% heart contact rate. That means we wanna be going to plenty of the Braves hitters. Of course, they're without Ronald Acunia, but we can be going to some of their other power hitters. Now some of these numbers are a bit skewed because we don't have Jorge Soler or Adam Duvall in this split just because they haven't qualified for the number of play-to-peer. I'm just because they were just traded for at the trade deadline. But Soler going to Austin Riley, going to Duvall, going to Albies is probably the core four-man stack from the Braves that I like tonight. And then for the Angels going up against Kobe Allard, also a pitcher allowing too many homeruns to both lefties and righties because he has a 40% fly ball rate or higher versus both lefties and righties. So again, going to some of the fly ball hitters and power hitters from the Angels is a spot that I'm certainly gonna be looking to going. Upton and Stasi are my two favorite calls from there. Do you think there's any pop to the Mets tonight? Baez and Alonzo maybe. I actually wrote up Zach Thompson as a potential cheaper option at pitching tonight. The Mets have been struggling especially in the second half of the season. And although Thompson only has a 38.2 inning sample size, he's showing a nice strikeout rate which he has flashed in the minors both this year and then back in 2019 because he obviously didn't pitch last year. So the Mets are struggling. Of course, any team or any player can hit a couple home runs, but I'm actually leaning more towards rostering Zach Thompson tonight as a potential pitching option because his salary relief is what I want at $7,600 to get some of those expensive hitters into my lineup. Still bullish on the Nats as a stack. Let's just see if their lineup got confirmed. I'm gonna say the same thing about the Nats as I did this morning. It would be going to the Nats, but it would probably be going to just a three-man stack from the Nationals where it would be Soto, one of Bell or Zimmerman, whoever gets confirmed in our lineup, I think it's gonna be Bell. It'd be Soto, Bell and then like one of their value plays, but I really don't see like a whole format. I don't see myself doing a whole format stack when it comes to allocating those stacks in my lineup pool. So I am bullish on the Nats. I do not think Chase Anderson is a good pitcher. I do not think that the Phillies have a good bullpen. I think we've seen that enough times this season there. Their bullpen get blown up specifically late in games. Alec Mills as a play tonight, Julius Caesar is asking on Facebook, a pitcher at Coors Field who doesn't have a high strikeout rate is probably not a spot that I'm going. Do you think Carrasco has an innings limit tonight? Dave from Facebook is asking, that's a good question. That's the kind of thing that you'd have to just like double check with like a Mets beat reporter before the game locks. Where is Carrasco Mets right here? So he went 4.18, 4.18 is in his most recent game. If we, I would have to like literally search for a beat reporter leading up to today or pregame press conference with the Mets manager to see if they're gonna increase his pitch count. I understand why people will be interested in Carrasco just because the matchup is good. He's also not that expensive. We also know the pedigree of pitcher that Carrasco has shown throughout his career and we know he can go out there and rack up the strikeouts. If he's only gonna be going four or five innings, I'm probably gonna be hesitant on him just because he's $8,200 at that point. I wouldn't even have him in my player pool but that's the kind of thing you just have to do a little bit more research for in terms of finding an actual report from a beat writer from the Mets. John is asking on Facebook, what are your favorite low price pitchers to get different in tournaments? It would probably be Zach Thompson from the Mets. He's $7,600. As I said, he's flashed this strikeout upside, 25.9, again only 38.2 any sample size this season, his first year in the majors but a higher strikeout rate in some of these years, in the recent years he has in the minors, of course, take that with a grain of salt just because smaller sample size, it is the minors but in the majors, he's predominantly a ground ball pitcher and a medium contact pitcher and if we look to the Mets splits this season versus righties, despite some of the power upside that they do show, they're actually a below average offense versus righties. I know that they're like sitting first in their division or whatever it is but the Mets have a 93 WRC plus versus righties. That's 17th in the league. They are below average. We look to their ISO versus righties. They have a 148 team ISO versus righties. That's 25th in the league. They are a below average offense. That's just the fact. So I like Zach Thompson as my favorite lower price pitcher for tournaments tonight. Producer Cal, our great producer is saying I'm not touching John Gray and cores also since I want to stack the Rockies. I don't want to give up the fourth spot and the stack G-Lito work for a pitcher. Absolutely. G-Lito is probably, you know, I guess you could say from a point per dollar standpoint G-Lito could be my favorite option on tonight's slate because, you know, he has a striker rate at 28%. That can compete with Scherzer, right? And ultimately, you know, we're not dealing with a massive salary difference between Scherzer and G-Lito but the matchup for G-Lito is better than it is for Scherzer. Of course, I'm going to say Scherzer is the better pitcher. All things considered, but you know, G-Lito, the savings you can take and, you know, drop some of these, you know, Toronto hitters into your lineup, you know, they're obviously very expensive and you go with the three man stack where obviously we're going to need a bit of salary relief in order to get another full stack in there but it makes things that much easier if going to G-Lito instead of Scherzer because when you drop Scherzer in there we are scraping the bottom of the barrel for stacks at that point. So sure, G-Lito does make a bit more sense. Are you in on Hernandez pitching for Kansas City? Jerry's asking on Facebook, no. It's just a flat no for me. I, you know, attacking the White Sox is not something that I'm going to be doing. We see some of these games where he's going out here, especially this most recent game against the White Sox where he went out there for six innings but it's a picture that generally doesn't go deep into games because he was a reliever. He probably has a short leash on him overall. The walks are a bit too much from him, you know, $6,100. You aren't expecting a whole lot from him and if he puts up 20 or 30 points, I get it. It's just not a spot that I'll be really looking to go. It's just a no for me. Like attacking these bad, these good offenses with, you know, quote unquote bad pitchers is not a spot. If you want to drop down and take Steven Matz at 7,000 that'd probably be the lowest pitcher I'd be willing to go to on tonight's slate. I really don't find myself going down to this lower tier on this slate or on any slate. We want to strike out upside for most of these pitchers. Thoughts on Carrasco, I'm just looking for a win from him. Nick is asking on Facebook, you know, similar or the same answer as I just said about Carrasco, like that's something you'd have to like find in terms of a reporter giving us information before first pitch that like, oh, Carrasco is going to go at least six innings tonight because he only went four in his first start. We have to know that information beforehand and saying he has an 80 pitch, pitch limit tonight. He has a 90 pitch, pitch limit, whatever it might be because if he's only going to be going five innings again or at most five innings that puts you in a really tough spot if you're just hoping from the wind because, you know, $8,200 is like, it's not that cheap. Right? 8,200 is not that cheap. You can drop down and take Tyone who we know probably, you know, has a higher potential pitch limit or innings limit on him just because he's been starting all season. And it's not like his matchup is significantly worse going up against Baltimore. All things considered, Carrasco, if Carrasco could pitch seven or eight innings, we'd take Carrasco just because, you know, the park factor in Miami is significantly better than being at Yankee Stadium. But again, that's info we do not have. Tim is asking the best team for the money line today, a betting question. So obviously we're dealing with some heavy, heavy favorites in terms of the White Sox, the Yankees, the Dodgers and the Blue Jays, you know, laying two and a half or almost $3 to one for a win from the Yankees is not something or a spot that I would be going. The Braves at minus 112 on, I guess I'll just go back to the Braves. I'm on board with them as a stack. I don't think Jay Haps is a good pitcher. I think he's giving up way too many home runs. I'm expecting more runs from the Braves tonight. So I would go to minus 112 for the Braves on the money line. It's not a whole lot of juice. Is Otani worth it at that price point or would you recommend someone like Eduardo Rodriguez to save some money? So ultimately Otani is a great option tonight. He has a 30.1% strikeout rate that can compete with Scherzer as the best on the slate. I assume most people will be worried about Otani and his potential innings limit or you know, you could pitch great for five innings and then they just pull him and they put him in the outfield, whatever it might be. Do I think Otani is actually worth it at his price? Yes, is like in a bubble, but in terms of building a roster, we have to consider other things. I can't just say Otani is without any faults tonight because Geolito at $9,200 has shown the ability to push past 50, 60 fancy points at times and he's $1,500 cheaper. So in a bubble, Otani or not in a bubble, like in a vacuum, Otani is great tonight. It's a great match up versus Texas. He has a 30% strikeout rate that strikeout upside is gonna be there for him, but we have to account for salary. You have to account for how it fits into your lineup build. DJ is asking, should I stack Andrew Vaughn against KC? He's batting eighth tonight. So look at the White Sox lineup. So Andrew Vaughn of course, bringing that. He had a home run last night for Kansas City against Kansas City for the White Sox. If you wanna go to him tonight, I think that's certainly fine. He brings that upside, should not be popular since he's batting eighth. We generally see players lower in the order, not as popular as like a one through four stack. So I'm fine with Andrew Vaughn. He's the top prospects. I think he's still the top rated as the top prospect for the White Sox. He is a very, very powerful hitter. He just needs to get that going on a more consistent basis. But I like him tonight. He's under $3,000. He has Homer and Upside. Or Gavin Sheets. I might lean, if we're going head to head between those two, I would take Sheets. He's batting higher in the lineup and he's cheaper. And ultimately, Sheets has a higher expected potential number of at bats. That's how you have to look at it because if Sheets is gonna be batting fifth, if they get to the top of the ninth, Sheets will always have one more plate appearance potential compared to Vaughn who's batting eighth. That's just how it works. Vaughn's never gonna bat before Gavin Sheets. So I would take Sheets ahead of Vaughn because A, he's cheaper and B, he's batting higher in the lineup. Sal in YouTube is asking, can you rank the top pitchers? Sure, I think this will go back to a bit of what I said earlier this morning on the podcast and then what I've touched on tonight. All things considered, if we're ranking the top three, Otani has to be above Scherzer simply due to the matchup, right? And also the fact that, you know, Otani, like, do we have, are the angels confirmed? Like, is he, let me just double check this real quick because is Otani in the lineup tonight? Dang Dunning on the IL, that hurts my season long team. That's great to see, lovely. We don't have the angels confirmed yet. So if Otani has an easier matchup against Scherzer. So I'll be taking Otani over Scherzer slightly. I'm still gonna have plenty of shares of Scherzer. Don't get that confused. I still want plenty of exposure to him. So I would go Otani, Scherzer, Geolito, Gossman in that order. I think Geolito for the savings that he brings and a comparable strikeout rate, 28% compared to Gossman's 30% is obviously a very minor difference, but I will take the savings of $800 to get a few more hitters into my lineup. Other secondary stacks to pair with the Blue Jays. Great question. That would probably come down to Atlanta for me tonight, especially if they're not going to be popular. And some of the salaries on their hitters are relatively affordable, where in the mid $3,000 range isn't that expensive compared to two, three, four hitters from Toronto that are all above $4,000. Guerrero, who is a Guerrero, Simeon, Beshet and Springer are all above $4,000 and that can leave your lineup desperate for value. So if you are going with a three-man stack from Toronto, I think you should filter in some of these mid $3,000 hitters from Atlanta that really aren't overly expensive. Atlanta put up, what was it? Five runs in the first thing last night and then they won the game, five, one or six, one or whatever it was. Like if those five runs turn into nine or 10, which we know the Atlanta offense can do, like Atlanta is a slate-winning stack at that point. All signs were pointing to them having a huge night and they just didn't get it done or they just didn't continue. I guess they didn't have to. But I am fully on board with Atlanta. Depending on what the angels come out with their lineup, someone before mentioned Joe Adele. Like you could be going to Adele with some really, really serious value tonight. And I am, as I said before, I'm fully on board with stacking the angels tonight, going up against Kobe Allard, who's allowing a 40% fly ball rate or higher to both lefties and righties, allowing way too many home runs to lefties and righties this season. We could easily see what the angels did last night. Do again tonight, eight, nine, 10 runs, whatever it might be. And they're falling in terms of implied run totals. They are in the middle of the slate. I think the angels are going to be overlooked tonight and they offer some of that needed value. Getting a hitter at minimum salary is always good. Simone is asking, want to get a lot of value plays for cheap tonight? My goal is to, my goal is from different teams. You want to get a lot of value. So depending on what we get from the angels in terms of their starting lineup, I would say Joe Adele could be absolutely number one. So like, here's the nationals lineup. I know I spoke about them a little bit before. Victor Robles is leading off for them, which is interesting because he doesn't do a whole lot. He hasn't been doing a whole lot this season. See, this is what I didn't want to see. Like I want the national stack, like obviously leaving off a lead off hitter in a potential good spot can always leave you. But I guess Victor Robles is in a good spot. Maybe I'll just be forced to use him because I need that salary relief that hasn't been updated yet. Where's the rest of your lineup? Robles Escobar, Soto, Bell, Hernandez. Like this lineup doesn't jump off the page. At me it's probably not jumping off the page on a lot of people, which is part of the reason why I think that they're gonna be a bit under the radar. Anyone against the Cubs tonight? Yeah, of course you'll be going against the Cubs. John is asking on YouTube, you like the Philly stack tonight? Segur, Harper, Hoskins. Sure, Paolo Espino is pitching for the nationals tonight. He's a pitcher that has been in the league for quite a few years. Not a big strikeout pitcher. Really not a pitcher that, you know, I go out of my way to attack or I have attacked this season as a decent sample size in the past, you know, a couple months or so that he's been starting. He does allow a decent amount of home runs. He does allow a decent amount of fly ball. So sure, the Phillies are interesting to meet tonight in terms of overall, like they shouldn't really be too popular. Like there are a number of teams ahead of them. So that Tim is asking one more money line to pair with the Braves tonight. I mean, the Phillies are only at minus 102. I think that's not too bad. I mean, the Cubs could always, it's course field. Like the Cubs could always steal a game on the road just because their offense goes crazy. I think that's certainly in play. I would go Braves and Braves Phillies. Like I don't know how, I don't know like your betting tendencies, like how much juice you're willing to lay if you're trying to parlay them, but the socks are in a good spot. You know, they should be able to come away with that win. So I would go Braves, Braves socks Phillies, Braves Phillies socks, something like that, depending on what you're trying to parlay. Final question from DJ on Facebook. Boston or MedStack tonight, I would go Boston going up against Casey Meyes, allowing way too many home runs, specifically two left-handed hitters this year, is actually pretty good against righties. But 2.16 home runs per nine to lefties this year, allowing a 34.7% fly ball rate, which actually isn't that high. The home run fly ball ratio is very, very bad. And a 47% hard contact rate is absolutely terrible. So I will certainly be looking to plenty of the Boston hitters tonight. Rafi Devers is one of my top calls for home runs tonight. Obviously, we'd like to target more lefties from the Red Sox depending on what their starting lineup looks like. We know that they have some better righty hitters, but going to Devers, going to Verdugo tonight, certainly puts the Boston Red Sox in a good spot. We know that they have plenty of offensive upside. All right, so that does it for today's Q&A. Thank you for being here. I'll be back tomorrow morning for the solo shot live at 9 a.m. on the Fandle YouTube page. Of course, make sure to give that a like, follow, or subscribe. You can follow me on Twitter at dfs underscore Tom. Until next time, good luck in your contests.