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Las Vegas - NO ONE ever loses. If youre on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat or Discord, you would think that no one ever loses a bet. EVERY stinkin handicapper has a phenomenal record, with a bulging wallet. Lemme bring you a little dose of reality. I LOSE! We ALL lose! Which brings me to the incredible Wander Franco story.
Las Vegas - Looked over the MLB board with a fine-tooth comb, and despite finding a few possibles, nothing really spoke to my wallet. Luis Castillo and the Reds were on the possible list, but Miami's Braxton Garrett has had two superb starts in a row. Also looked at the Brew Crew with Corbin Burnes, but decided against laying the high price against the first place Twins. So it's a hall pass.
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Las Vegas - Mitchell White is not Clayton Kershaw or Walker Buehler, but MAN, he has been throwing some darts, and, some bagels. His record is just 1-2, but if you look at his last two starts, we're talking 12 innings and ZERO earned runs. He'll face Josiah Gray who came up through the Dodgers' organization, but has had some issues in Washington. Can't really blame him because the Nationals are ATROCIOUS this season, losing 17 of the last 21.
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Las Vegas - NFL preseason just about ready to roll. The biggest spread would be the Ravens -4 points over the Titans, and the smallest is the Bucs in a pick'em game against the Dolphins. Not interested in anything on the MLB card, so we're cracking open the NFL books and getting our study ON!
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Las Vegas - Milwaukee is in first place in the National League Central for a reason. They have a mostly healthy pitching staff that takes the ball every fifth day, and puts up Ws. Eric Lauer isn't on the same level as Corbin Burnes, but he is solid. He started the season winning five of his first six, then had a little bobble. However, the last three starts have been very strong, allowing just four earned runs over 18 innings for a 2.00 ERA. Colorado's Chad Kuhl is heading the other way.
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