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As we are sweating out what is going on right now in Philadelphia between the Knicks and the Sixers.

Looks like Carl Anthony Towns may be a lower back issue that he's got going on.

That'll be something that we need to monitor here is it's been all Knicks up 35 to 18 and they cannot miss from three point range.

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But to talk all things, Diamond, we bring in our guy, Greg Peterson, Bison teammate, host of the baseball betting show to kick off our number two.

And Greg joins us now.

He's on Twitter at GUn Unit underscore 81 as he joins us via

the progressive guest line. Greg, thanks for hanging out with us as always on this Sunday. Let's get

right into your bets here because I know you have a few of them, but like these are some

marquee game starting with this Braves Dodgers game that's about to get underway here in

about 10 minutes. Potentially, we talked about it yesterday, NLCS preview.

Well, the Braves did it yet last night.

Do they do it again this afternoon at Dodger Stadium?

And very fitting that both of these teams have won one game in the series because I think

this is an NLCS preview.

And I do like the Braves here on the money line being able able to get plus money, just because with Justin Robleski, the 125 year, I just simply don't think it's sustainable. He's getting fewer than four strikeouts per nine eggs. True's credit, he's doing an amazing job not earning himself, less than three walks per nine innings, not giving up the deep ball at all. As a matter of fact, I think he's giving up zero home runs this season. But when you pitch with that much contact and you go up against a Braves team that's averaging five and a half runs per game, typically not so great things are going to happen to you. And for Bryce Elder on the flip side, I think he gives up some runs as well. When this was a total of nine, I like the over. I've even seen some nine and a halfs out there. I know that nine and a half is a high total, but if you have that available to you, I'd still be looking at the over here because I do think that elder, he is going to be experiencing a little bit of regression of his own. And when it comes down to it, the Braves bullpen versus the Dodgers bullpen if things iron out there,

I trust in the Braves bullpen a little bit more.

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