Detroit Faces San Francisco in Pivotal MLB Game Tonight

Well, we do got a few more games to go over here, Scotty, tonight. We'll start with the last one there. Detroit at San Francisco, Montero versus J.T. Brubeck. Remember that name? It's fair to say the Giants have completely thrown in the towel. Nobody has been better offensively than Detroit over the last couple of weeks here. They've been crushing it a little too little too late, I guess. But at that price, I feel like Detroit, I'll just take Detroit. Give me Detroit. Yeah, I listened to 12 and 7 since the all-star break. They have played better. It's why I was a little surprised that they tore the whole thing down with, you know, trading school boys and boys, actually. But OK, I'll take them. You're right. Montero's not too bad. San Francisco, that locker room, it's, you know, even if you don't like Detroit, it's an anti-San Francisco play. That locker room must be shot. Right. The guys who are there don't want to be there. And then they traded away the really good players. I mean, you got a rookie manager who probably is not going to survive the season. It's just been bad, just bad, bad, bad. At least Detroit is showing a little something. They've won a couple of games since the trade deadline. They've not folded up tent at all. So, yeah, I like the Tigers. They did a lot of good. Yeah, I like Montero. I'll take them absolutely here. Also, Minnesota on their way. They did not get swept against the Royals. They won yesterday. But the problem is now they got a hand to Milwaukee. Drohan going from Milwaukee, Zebby Matthews from Minnesota, who got demoted after he got lit up his last time out. In fact, he's been lit up the entire month of of July. He gets demoted. Joe Ryan goes down. Now they got to call him back up and start against one of the better lineups in baseball. Like, I'll take my I'm not overthinking it. I'll take Milwaukee here. Scott, what are you thinking? Absolutely. You know, Minnesota had about a week to 10 day decent run. Got the five hundred. Like, oh, yeah, the twins are good and the twins are awful, right? I got a couple of numbers here that are just like head scratching when it comes to Milwaukee. Like numbers like I got to look this up. Then this can't be right. How about this with Joe with the Brewers? Interleague home games against Minnesota. And that's. Forty two and eleven. The Brewers at home facing the American League. Is that possible? Forty two and eleven. And how about this one? That's crazy. One of his theories, right? Game one of a series like like tonight, right? Last two seasons, the Brewers are 48 and 16, 32 games over five. Is that possible in game one of a series? That's what I read. You know, I got got those notes from where I get those covers. I mean, that's just freaking amazing, amazing. Those two numbers. So, yeah, give it a Brewers. They don't hit a ton of home runs, but they manufacture runs. They push guys over and that bullpen, they get a lead. It's got going into the seventh inning and it's over. I mean, the bullpen just comes in and I think that's the end of it at home. Man, oh, man, if I'm the Dodgers, I don't want Milwaukee having home field advantage. I'll tell you that right now, because those numbers you're talking about are unbelievable here. And the best part is they're not that far. It's not like they're blowing the Cubs out of the water and essential. Right, Scott? They're not that far behind the Cubs as far as record goes. So they have to they can't coast. They have to keep winning games in this spot here tonight. So kind of crazy to me how good they have been.