Live Bet Sunday | July 26, 2026 | Hour 6

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This is Live Bet Sunday on VSiN, The Sports Betting Network.

**Scott Seidenberg** (0:07)
Back here on Live Bet Sunday, I'm Scott Seidenberg here on VSiN, The Sports Betting Network. Congratulations to all of those who followed along and tailed our Will Warren Race to Three Strikeouts. That was available up on DraftKings, a plus 265 winner for us here on this episode of Live Bet Sunday. So we are off and running as we are in the profit to start this Sunday night baseball game. And our main bet was Phillies minus a half run in the first five. Philadelphia with a 2-0 lead over the New York Yankees in the top of the third inning. Christopher Sanchez has three strikeouts now in the top of the third. There are two outs here for the Yankees as a ground ball right back to Sanchez at the mound as he throws the first to get the final out of the inning. The Phillies will head to the bottom of the third inning against Will Warren. The two runs coming on a Kyle Schwerber sacrifice fly in the first inning after a Trey Turner leadoff triple and then Bryson Stott with a solo home run in the bottom of the second inning. So, Phillies with a two-nothing lead over the New York Yankees. Our guest earlier last hour, Tony Cotillo, not only were we on that race to three together for Will Warren, but he had recommended laddering Will Warren's strikeouts. Over three and a half strikeouts was the main bet. That does cash as he has four strikeouts already, and it's only been two innings for Will Warren, but laddering him to five, six, seven, et cetera, and chasing the plus money, you are on your way. We'll see how long he's in the game for. It's only two runs, and it's only been two innings. So, Warren and the Yankees, of course, won the first two games of this set, so might be content letting him eat it a little bit here if he does get beat up, but it is still only two innings for Will Warren. Two-nothing Phillies once again, we'll update you on the live line and total at the end of the inning here, as there's two outs in the top of the second. Live total is at seven and a half, and Phillies minus 900 on the money line, my goodness. But the total is at seven and a half. We talked about the trade deadline, players that could be available at the trade deadline, including Sandy Alcantara of the Miami Marlins, who have lost 12 straight games. Robbie Ray of the San Francisco Giants, who has had an incredible two-month run here, allowing just 10 earned runs in his last 54 innings. So I would expect those two arms to be dealt here at the trade deadline. We did have a trade that just went down moments ago. And this one being reported by, I want to get the proper credit, because I did see Mark Feinsand of mlb.com report this. Oh, but I think Robert Murray was from Fanside, was first on this. So we want to give proper credit. The Chicago White Sox acquiring pitcher Jose Urquide from the Pittsburgh Pirates. So the White Sox getting Jose Urquide from the Pittsburgh Pirates. And it looks like it is in exchange for Felix Doratio going to the Pirates. He's a right handed pitcher there. So a right handed pitcher for a right handed pitcher. Jose Urquide, many of you might remember from his time with the Astros, where he was a starting pitcher. He has transitioned into the bullpen and he's only pitched a couple of games here this year. Last outing in the majors was actually on April 13th. So this is maybe a buy spot here for the Pirates on a player they think they can get something out of and bring him back to the Major League level, whether he's rehabbing or whatnot. I don't know the story behind Urquide, but they think that they can get something out of him, put him in their bullpen here for the second half of the season and maybe even the future. So the Pirates acquiring Jose, excuse me, the White Sox acquiring Jose Urquide from the Pirates, a little bit of a trade that just went down moments ago here in Major League Baseball, as we are a week away from the trade deadline. There's also a trade that the Red Sox made yesterday, but it was like a minor deal. It was Connerly Early, Connerly Early got traded for Curtis Mead. So it was a swap between the Red Sox and the Nationals, where Connerly Early was traded to the Nationals for infielder Curtis Mead. So Mead goes to the Red Sox, Early goes to the Nationals to help with some pitching depth. So no big trades yet, just a couple of minor deals here, as the hot stove gets even hotter as we approach the Major League Baseball trade deadline. The NBA is been in the midst of one of the hottest off seasons we've had in quite some time here.