Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the Early Edge.

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My name is Cienajad, otherwise known as the counselor of cash.

But frankly, it looks like a lot of you in the chat

are the counselors of cash. Rick Funcannon, 9 and 0 on Monday night football, a lot of big hits.

Let's see how we did on the entirety of our recap screen on Monday. We go six in five overall.

I go one for two. Mike McClure hits his play. Larry Hartstein goes one out of two. Propy, two out of three.

This looks pretty good here. One out of two in the sports line picks as well. And by the way,

if you followed the show yesterday morning, and if you followed the early edge that was on CBS

Sports Network, or if you checked me out on Twitter, you also hit the 22 to 1 on the reverse correlated Quentin Johnston play. It was an SGP. It was three legs. Quentin Johnson to score a touchdown. Quentin Johnston over his yards, 44 and a half. Quentin Johnston under three and a half receptions, 22 to 1. I know some of you got that because you tweeted at me this morning. You'll love to see it.

I love to see the stars of the show. Let's bring him in. Coming off a six and five, it's okay. We're trying to do better. We were a few units up the day before about, you know, close to, I don't know, I guess we kind of basically close to breaking even yesterday, but a lot of smart football picks, a lot of conversation that led

to parlays like the 22 to 1. Sniper, Taft Gant, Tom Casale, and Buckets will be joining us in a couple of

minutes. He's on set right now, and he's just jumping off to jump onto this show. Snyper, how are you

doing today? I patted my chest to say my bad, because the screen would have been a lot better without my

apparently horrific pick of the Yankees who decided did not show up. That was brutal.

Sniper, how do we explain the Yankees? I mean, and I ask that sometimes.

No, no, not just yesterday, but I'm just saying for an organization that's just constantly spending at the top of the league, I mean, it does feel like they're seriously underwhelming here. Is that just a long season?

They had a really tough schedule the previous two weeks and played really well through it. They beat the Astros in a series. They beat the Red Sox in a series. They beat the Blue Jays in the series.

They lost two of three of the Tigers. That might be what's sticking out in your mind because they got destroyed in two of those games. And the breaks beat off them last night by a brutal Twins team. Terrible. No excuse for that. But yeah, I think you could argue they should be better overall. They went through some awful stretches earlier in the season

to the point that there was a chorus of people calling for Aaron Boone to be fired.

And I usually don't do that.

And I actually did get on that train in early August as well.

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