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Got some good defense being played in this Cubs and Red Sox game.

Jaron just made a ridiculous catch crashing in the wall.

PCA just doubled up one of the Red Sox when they had first and second with nobody out.

But the Cubs still on top, 3 to 1 in the bottom the 5th. Nobody out. Michael Bush up at the plate

against Lucas G. Alito. So we'll keep you updated on what's going on in Cubs and Red Sox,

but let's continue talking baseball with Danny Burke, who joins us now. You can follow Danny

on X at Danny Burke 5, betting DFS for stochastic and odd shopper as well.

Danny,

we were having the conversation,

man,

coming out of the All-Star break,

how difficult of a day it can be to handicap baseball,

just not knowing maybe where these teams are at,

obviously taking all that time off.

Do you find today a challenging day to

handicap and bet baseball? A tad bit. I mean, you kind of get a mix of both, right? Because from a

grand scheme of things, you do kind of want to ease it to adjust a little bit, but simultaneously,

you can pick off some edges here and there. And, you know, the Cubs are one of those teams where I thought they had a slight advantage here. Now, Colin Ray had taken the bump earlier, certainly not a guy that I want to bet on consistently in long term, but going against this Red Sox squad where, you know, Gialito has been a rough pitcher and someone who I traditionally look to fade and coming right back to the north side after the all-star break,

I think is a good spot for the Cubs who are at a pretty cheap in price compared to what I thought

they would have been in the normal rhythm of things. So I think you got to really take it

specific, like take those into account, really kind of be particular and look the quality

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