VSiN PrimeTime | July 27, 2026 | Hour 4

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**Femi Abebefe** (1:12)
Welcome back, it is hour number four, VSiN PrimeTime here on VSiN, the sports betting network. Femi Abebefe alongside Will Hill, hanging with you guys here.
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Will, we have a very interesting baseball betting card coming up on Tuesday, because we got some good pitching matchups, at least with pitchers that are very noteworthy. Some former Cy Young winners, some potential future Cy Young winners, perhaps, but Phillies Marlins, I think, grabs my attention really fast after what we saw Monday night with a game that was built for live bettors everywhere. You get the Marlins jump on Wheeler, then the Phillies come back, and then the Marlins win it late with the walk off. Well, now we have Aaron Nola VS Sandy Alcantara on the mound. Marlins a slight favorite, minus 113, Philadelphia minus 107, the total is sitting at eight. Anything that kind of jumps out to you when you see that pitching match, but especially after what we saw Monday night.

**Will Hill** (2:18)
Yeah, always interesting, too. And a dangerous way to handicap these games when you try to get in to the psychology of it, where like last week, all the Red Sox, they win 15 in a row, and then they lose one. Does that lead to more losses? Do they get back on track? You can twist yourself into a pretzel Miami, the inverse of that, where they've lost so many in a row, now they get off the losing streak. They're hot now. I can't dismiss it.
I know that they're hot now. Them and the Mets, red hot. I think that Nola has had trouble keeping the ball in the ballpark. He's given up a lot of home runs, but you know what, Miami not a great hitter's ballpark, and there is some positive regression, you would think in his number. So I would think Philly bounces back. If I had to bet it, I'd probably got Philly, but not enough of an edge where I'm looking to bet it. The line looks about right to me, lean towards Philly, but nothing more than a lean. How about you? You dove into this game. If you had to bet it, where would you go?

**Femi Abebefe** (3:07)
I think if I had to bet it, it'd probably be like a Miami first five.
I don't know if I want to go ahead and dabble with the bullpen and see how the whole thing goes through there, but backing Sandy at home, he tends to be really dominant there. Nola, he seems like, of anybody on the Philly staff, like that's the guy that you would want to fade. So it would be Marlin's first five for me. I want to do a little bit more of a deep dive on that one, but that's kind of how I would approach that pitching matchup in particular, especially with Sandy at home against this Philly's lineup, which yes, it has a lot of names, but you know, sometimes away from home, they can cool off a little bit. There's some other matchups, like NL East has given us a lot of stuff, like the Braves and the Mets, Sale versus Christian Scott, the Red Hot Mets, as you alluded to, Garrett Cole back on the mound for the Yankees, Southside of Chicago taking on Anthony Kay and the White Sox. You have the Royals and the Twins in the AL Central. And then the Red Hot Red Sox against the Athletics, but anything that jumps out to you with the rest of Tuesday's baseball card?