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Let's have a day as we welcome you into this Thursday edition of Money Moves,

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I'm Stormy Bon, and Tony.

He's Jonathan Bonobel.

Lots to get to over the course of the next two hours.

And asking you shall receive the last few days. I've been clamoring for day baseball. We finally get it today. JVT.

as we come on the air, five live games right now, including your beloved angels who are up on the Yankees 2-1 right now.

Yeah, we'll see if this holds because this series has been good and bad for the Anaheim Angels up to this point. Two games in which they were walked off and blown leads in the ninth inning. Oswald Paras with the shot hit, score two runs for Anaheim to put them up here. Aaron Judge with a solo shot. So 2-1, balls flying out of the park early out there in the Bronx.

It's been a fun and wild series between these two.

If you've been keeping track and watching it, outside of game two in which the Angels blew them out, 7-1. But so far, angels have been plucky. And it goes back to something that I've brought up in this series, and we've talked about a couple of times throughout. and I think I'm right, even though the results haven't been there.

The angels have been being priced in this series.

Like they are Dogwater.

I mean, you're talking about today. times throughout, and I think I'm right, even though the results haven't been there. The Angels have been being priced in this series.

Like they are Dogwater.

I mean, you're talking about today.

They closed. The Yankees did here at Circa minus $2.85, minus $3 in multiple spots. And I get it. It's sooner on the hill. You're going to get some bullpen work from the Angels today, too. but I don't think the Yankees deserve to be priced where they're at in this difference between them and an Angels team that their lineup has been among the best in Major League Baseball to start the year. So price-wise, I think you've been, you've had the right angle if you've been playing against the Yankees. Just the results haven't been there. The blown lead in the first game yesterday. I don't know if you saw the miscommunication, but between

I believe it was Moncada and Neto in the outfield, or see me in the infield where there's a pop-up and one thinks the other is going to catch it. It falls. Ultimately, they blow that game in the ninth inning. They've played really well. The results haven't been there, but I think pricing-wise, they've been priced a little too low, but don't want to make it all about the Angels.

We do have a good pitcher's duel going down in Cincinnati as well.

How about this?

I mean, we've talked a lot about this Reds lineup being absolutely atrocious. You call the Pacific Division race that was the pillow fight. The pillow fight? I mean, this is the boiled spaghetti noodle fight between these two lineups because they have been abysmal all year long. And here we are again. Both teams getting shut out. Bottom of the sixth inning. Chase Burns is on the hill for the Cincinnati Reds. Six hits or should be six innings pitch so far, two hits, four strikeouts and one walk. If you remember last time we talked about Burns, the upside of this team or assuming of him and how good he can be. Well, his last start was against the Angels.

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