Tool used to inflict pain and suffering on a human or animal
POPULARITY
Categories
8,543 episodes with Whip
688 episodes with Whip
124 episodes with Whip
251 episodes with Whip
78 episodes with Whip
58 episodes with Whip
186 episodes with Whip
67 episodes with Whip
61 episodes with Whip
35 episodes with Whip
30 episodes with Whip
67 episodes with Whip
17 episodes with Whip
72 episodes with Whip
13 episodes with Whip
16 episodes with Whip
15 episodes with Whip
19 episodes with Whip
15 episodes with Whip
18 episodes with Whip
18 episodes with Whip
19 episodes with Whip
17 episodes with Whip
16 episodes with Whip
25 episodes with Whip
10 episodes with Whip
11 episodes with Whip
18 episodes with Whip
8 episodes with Whip
19 episodes with Whip
27 episodes with Whip
14 episodes with Whip
8 episodes with Whip
26 episodes with Whip
13 episodes with Whip
11 episodes with Whip
7 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
17 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
8 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
20 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
13 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
7 episodes with Whip
10 episodes with Whip
9 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
7 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
37 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
13 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
9 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
8 episodes with Whip
11 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
7 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
11 episodes with Whip
10 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
11 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
8 episodes with Whip
6 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
12 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
4 episodes with Whip
5 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
7 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
7 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
3 episodes with Whip
2 episodes with Whip
The 2026 FIFA World Cup just ended, and now NFL fans turn their attention to the upcoming training camps. But before we leave the World Cup, is there anything the NFL could learn from the global tournament? That's one of the topics on the latest NFL Whip Around podcast with hosts Jeff Hartman and Coach Kevin Smith. This podcast is a part of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bob and Vinny looked back on yesterday's World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina
The upcoming NFL season is filled with players trying to make their mark on their respective teams. Players who could find themselves either out of a job, or getting a big pay day. That's what we'll call a make-or-break year. Who's in line for one in 2026? That's the topic of the latest NFL Whip Around podcast with hosts Jeff Hartman and Coach Kevin Smith. This podcast is a part of the Fans First Sports Network. Check out Meinelschmidt Distillery at meineldistillery.com and use the code USSUMMER to save 10% at checkout! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St. Louis Cardinals at Arizona Diamondbacks by Tony T. The Pick St Louis is batting .226 in their past 24 games with a .294 OBP. Diamondbacks hitting .235 in their past 24 games with a .388 slugging percentage. Pallante in his past four starts has an ERA of 4.63 with WHIP of 1.45. Rodriguez in his past four starts carries an ERA of 1.75 with WHIP of 0.93. Arizona is 18-11 as a home favorite of -110 or higher with a +3.2 unit return. Play Arizona -115.
San Francisco Giants at Seattle Mariners by Tony T. The Pick SF is hitting .264 on the road with a .438 slugging percentage. Seattle is hitting .221 at home with a.308 OBP. Ray in his past four starts has an ERA of 1.33 with WHIP of 1.07. Gilbert at home has an ERA of 4.11. Giants' bullpen in better recent form. SF is 5-1 as a road underdog of +150 to +200 with a +7.4-unit return. Seattle is 5-9 at home against lefty starters with a -6.5-unit loss. Play Giants +154.
Washington Nationals at Oakland Athletics by Tony T. The Pick Nationals are hitting .270 in their past 23 games with a .501 slugging percentage. Athletics hit .266 at home with a .459 slugging percentage. Lopez at home has an ERA of 8.31 with WHIP of 1.75. Both bullpens are in poor recent and 23 game form. Washington is 25-20-2 to the over on the road. Athletics are 29-16-2 to the over at home. Play Nationals and Athletics over 10.5. MLB — July 19, 2026
The Blue Jays snapped their three-game losing streak Saturday afternoon with a 1–0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Toronto now sits at 46–52 and remains 3.5 games back of the final AL Wild Card spot as the teams prepare for the rubber match at Rogers Centre.On game preview 99 of Flight Deck, hosted by Dan Riccio, we break down Shane Bieber's best performance since joining the Blue Jays. Bieber earned his first victory of the season after throwing six scoreless innings, allowing only three hits and two walks while striking out six. Could this be the outing that finally gets Bieber's season back on track?Toronto's bullpen made the one-run lead stand up. Jeff Hoffman, Tyler Rogers and Louis Varland combined for three scoreless innings, with Varland pitching a perfect ninth to record his 20th save of the season. After the pitching staff surrendered 12 runs in the series opener, how encouraging was this complete turnaround?The offence did just enough to secure the victory. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. doubled in the fourth inning before George Springer drove him home with the game's only run. Guerrero finished with two hits and showed more signs of breaking out, but Toronto managed only five hits overall. Can the Blue Jays produce a more complete offensive performance in the series finale?We'll also look back at a special afternoon at Rogers Centre, where the Blue Jays honoured the 1992 and 1993 World Series championship teams and unveiled a new statue commemorating Joe Carter's iconic walk-off home run.Looking ahead, Trey Yesavage takes the mound against Sean Burke in Game 3 of the series. Yesavage enters with a 4–4 record, a 3.72 ERA and 69 strikeouts over 75 innings. He'll be looking to bounce back after walking seven batters and throwing only 20 strikes over 1.2 innings against San Diego in his shortest outing of the season.Burke enters at 6–4 with a 3.41 ERA, 115 strikeouts and a 1.17 WHIP over 105.2 innings. Can the Blue Jays solve one of Chicago's most reliable starters, take the series and build some momentum before beginning a four-game set against the Tampa Bay Rays?Finally, with Toronto still seven games below .500 and the trade deadline rapidly approaching, is a series victory enough to keep the Blue Jays in the buyer conversation? Or does Ross Atkins need to see an extended winning streak before committing to this roster?We finish with Dan's picks presented by bet365.LIVE every game day one hour before first pitch right here on the Blue Jays Nation YouTube channel and on Instagram @BlueJaysNation.Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of Flight Deck.Thanks to our partners:bet365: http://www.bet365.caTable Fare + Social: https://www.tablefoodhall.com/#BlueJays #TorontoBlueJays #MLB #BlueJaysNation #FlightDeck Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
St. Louis Cardinals at Arizona Diamondbacks by Tony T. This matchup pairs Dustin May, a right-hander, against Brandon Pfaadt, a right-hander. Dustin May enters with a 4.55 ERA and 1.26 WHIP across 18 appearances and 18 starts, while Brandon Pfaadt owns a 4.70 ERA and 1.32 WHIP through 16 appearances and 6 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone. The fielding-independent gap is notable: Dustin May carries a 3.25 FIP, which is more than one run lower than his 4.55 ERA.
Pittsburgh Pirates at Cleveland Guardians Game 1 by Tony T. This matchup pairs Jared Jones, a right-hander, against Gavin Williams, a right-hander. Jared Jones enters with a 4.37 ERA and 1.14 WHIP across 8 appearances and 8 starts, while Gavin Williams owns a 3.81 ERA and 1.15 WHIP through 19 appearances and 19 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
Minnesota Twins at Chicago Cubs by Tony T. This matchup pairs Taj Bradley, a right-hander, against Matthew Boyd, a left-hander. Taj Bradley enters with a 3.59 ERA and 1.22 WHIP across 18 appearances and 18 starts, while Matthew Boyd owns a 4.50 ERA and 1.28 WHIP through 9 appearances and 9 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
Chicago White Sox at Toronto Blue Jays by Tony T. This matchup pairs Davis Martin, a right-hander, against Shane Bieber, a right-hander. Davis Martin enters with a 3.41 ERA and 1.29 WHIP across 18 appearances and 18 starts, while Shane Bieber owns a 7.64 ERA and 2.04 WHIP through 4 appearances and 4 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
New York Mets at Philadelphia Phillies by Tony T. This matchup pairs Sean Manaea, a left-hander, against Jesus Luzardo, a left-hander. Sean Manaea enters with a 4.56 ERA and 1.32 WHIP across 20 appearances and 6 starts, while Jesus Luzardo owns a 3.51 ERA and 1.22 WHIP through 19 appearances and 19 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox by Tony T. This matchup pairs Ian Seymour, a left-hander, against Patrick Sandoval, a left-hander. Ian Seymour enters with a 4.59 ERA and 1.16 WHIP across 33 appearances and 6 starts, while Patrick Sandoval owns a 2.08 ERA and 1.38 WHIP through 1 appearances and 1 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
Cincinnati Reds at Colorado Rockies by Tony T. This matchup pairs Rhett Lowder, a right-hander, against Tomoyuki Sugano, a right-hander. Rhett Lowder enters with a 4.91 ERA and 1.54 WHIP across 16 appearances and 13 starts, while Tomoyuki Sugano owns a 4.80 ERA and 1.32 WHIP through 16 appearances and 16 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
San Diego Padres at Kansas City Royals by Tony T. This matchup pairs Griffin Canning, a right-hander, against Stephen Kolek, a right-hander. Griffin Canning enters with a 6.47 ERA and 1.60 WHIP across 13 appearances and 10 starts, while Stephen Kolek owns a 4.50 ERA and 1.24 WHIP through 10 appearances and 10 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone. The fielding-independent gap is notable: Griffin Canning carries a 4.71 FIP, which is more than one run lower than his 6.47 ERA.
Texas Rangers at Atlanta Braves by Tony T. This matchup pairs MacKenzie Gore, a left-hander, against Owen Murphy, a right-hander. MacKenzie Gore enters with a 4.63 ERA and 1.29 WHIP across 20 appearances and 20 starts, while Owen Murphy owns a 2.25 ERA and 0.25 WHIP through 2 appearances and 0 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone. The fielding-independent gap is notable: MacKenzie Gore carries a 3.62 FIP, which is more than one run lower than his 4.63 ERA.
Baltimore Orioles at Houston Astros by Tony T. This matchup pairs Trevor Rogers, a left-hander, against Spencer Arrighetti, a right-hander. Trevor Rogers enters with a 4.48 ERA and 1.31 WHIP across 17 appearances and 17 starts, while Spencer Arrighetti owns a 4.50 ERA and 1.33 WHIP through 15 appearances and 15 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Yankees by Tony T. This matchup pairs Emmet Sheehan, a right-hander, against Ryan Weathers, a left-hander. Emmet Sheehan enters with a 4.81 ERA and 1.24 WHIP across 17 appearances and 17 starts, while Ryan Weathers owns a 4.15 ERA and 1.24 WHIP through 18 appearances and 18 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
San Francisco Giants at Seattle Mariners by Tony T. This matchup pairs Logan Webb, a right-hander, against Bryan Woo, a right-hander. Logan Webb enters with a 3.86 ERA and 1.16 WHIP across 16 appearances and 16 starts, while Bryan Woo owns a 4.23 ERA and 1.07 WHIP through 18 appearances and 18 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone. The fielding-independent gap is notable: Bryan Woo carries a 3.04 FIP, which is more than one run lower than his 4.23 ERA.
Washington Nationals at Athletics by Tony T. This matchup pairs Zack Littell, a right-hander, against J.T. Ginn, a right-hander. Zack Littell enters with a 4.90 ERA and 1.31 WHIP across 19 appearances and 12 starts, while J.T. Ginn owns a 3.67 ERA and 1.25 WHIP through 21 appearances and 18 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone. The fielding-independent gap is notable: Zack Littell carries a 6.08 FIP, which is more than one run higher than his 4.90 ERA.
Detroit Tigers at Los Angeles Angels by Tony T. This matchup pairs Tarik Skubal, a left-hander, against Grayson Rodriguez, a right-hander. Tarik Skubal enters with a 3.09 ERA and 0.95 WHIP across 13 appearances and 13 starts, while Grayson Rodriguez owns a 7.55 ERA and 1.74 WHIP through 7 appearances and 7 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone. The fielding-independent gap is notable: Grayson Rodriguez carries a 4.96 FIP, which is more than one run lower than his 7.55 ERA.
Miami Marlins at Milwaukee Brewers by Tony T. This matchup pairs Max Meyer, a right-hander, against Shane Drohan, a left-hander. Max Meyer enters with a 2.58 ERA and 1.11 WHIP across 19 appearances and 19 starts, while Shane Drohan owns a 3.09 ERA and 1.20 WHIP through 19 appearances and 9 starts. The comparison below separates strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run prevention rates so bettors can evaluate the shape of each starter's performance without reducing the matchup to ERA alone.
After navigating an up-and-down debut season in San Diego, left-hander Kyle Hart has found himself as one Criag Stammen's most reliable. After being re-signed to a one-year deal over the offseason, Hart has transitioned primarily into a bullpen weapon, posting an impressive 1.04 WHIP across 23 appearances.
St. Louis Cardinals at Arizona Diamondbacks by Tony T. Saint Louis is batting .250 on the road with a .476 slugging percentage. Arizona is hitting .243 at home with a .314 OBP. Pallante on the road has an ERA of 2.48 with WHIP of 1.10. Kelly at home has an ERA of 7.44 in six starts. St Louis is 6-3 on the road to open a trip with a +4-unit return.
Baltimore Orioles at Houston Astros by Tony T. Baltimore is batting .227 on the road with a .380 slugging percentage. Astros at home hit .232 with a .405 slugging percentage. Lambert in his past five starts has an ERA of 2.48 with WHIP of 0.93. Both bullpens are in great form in their past 23 games. Orioles are 18-26 on the road with a -6.1-unit loss.
The Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 1 (7.15) The Pointe Fire has burned nearly 50 acres up near Santa Clarita, but we’re not too worried — that area is firefighter country, with many of them living right there and battling hard to protect their own neighborhoods. Timmy warns listeners: If you love your current neighbors, never move — you have no idea how bad it can get with petty, gossiping people next door. In auction news, a massive T-Rex skeleton nicknamed “Gus” (about the size of a school bus) just sold at Sotheby’s for over $50 million. And fun fact: If you were born before the 1840s, you had no idea dinosaurs ever existed! Whip-around time — guess the opening music… that’s right, it’s “Growing Pains”! Former child star Ashley Johnson, who played little Chrissy Seaver, shared the wild story of surviving an attempted kidnapping while working on the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join Wallace for New Zealand's most explosive 30 minutes of politics. He is joined by panellists Toby Manhire, Phil Goff and Fran O'Sullivan. They debate the latest poll results, National has slumped to its lowest level of support since Christopher Luxon became leader. So would a change in leader help? The poll suggests not. Meanwhile, the fledgling Opportunity Party has surged to within a whisker of Parliament. Plus, The Whip discusses yet another familiar face making his way into politics...what they make of Paul Henry's ACT announcement.
The upcoming NFL season is filled with players trying to make their mark on their respective teams. Players who could find themselves either out of a job, or getting a big pay day. That's what we'll call a make-or-break year. Who's in line for one in 2026? That's the topic of the latest NFL Whip Around podcast with hosts Jeff Hartman and Coach Kevin Smith. This podcast is a part of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The World Cup expanded to 48 teams for 2026 and the results have been fantastic. Now it sounds like FIFA wants to grow to 64 teams in the future. Is that a good idea?
We had A LOT of fun in this episode giving a recap our recent NABA So Cal Firecracker experience, predictions on the MLB Home Run Derby, talking about Frank's trip to Puerto Rico, and much much more! Plus SOS and Story Time with B-Will… Don't forget your umpire fees! 5 BUUUUUCKS!!!! Check out our links here: https://linktr.ee/sundayleaguepodcast
Niche 2 Nations, Package Your Overcome Story, Publish, Build, Steward Biz & Launch!
As Christian women in business, we often focus on growing our income while neglecting the very body God has called us to steward.In this raw, "Holy Ghost Ride the Whip" episode, I'm sharing my personal health journey—from adrenal fatigue, hormone struggles, migraines, obesity, and healing—to the biblical conviction that our bodies matter just as much as our businesses.This isn't medical advice. It's my testimony of learning to pursue consistency over perfection and stewardship over striving.In this episode we discuss:Why your health impacts your businessMy journey through adrenal fatigue and hormone imbalanceBreaking caffeine dependenceBuilding healthy habits one step at a timeStewarding your body as God's templeChoosing faithfulness over perfectionWhy consistency beats extreme routinesThe question I leave you with is this:What are you doing today to care for yourself so the future CEO you can faithfully fulfill the calling God has placed on your life?Connect with me: Instagram: @wellvalley Leadership & Kingdom content: AngelicaStanley.co Tickets on sale July 14th https://wellvalley.org/boldandbeautiful
Athletics at Chicago White Sox by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Gage Jump enters with an above-average strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 3.77 ERA and 1.30 WHIP summarize the results, while the 0.8 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Erick Fedde counters with a contact-oriented strikeout profile, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 4.34 ERA, 1.45 WHIP and 1.6 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk. Erick Fedde's 5.37 FIP sits 1.03 runs above his ERA, making run-prevention sustainability an important part of the matchup.
Houston Astros at Texas Rangers by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Peter Lambert enters with an above-average strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 3.26 ERA and 1.15 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.1 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Kumar Rocker counters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 3.95 ERA, 1.34 WHIP and 1.0 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk. Peter Lambert's 4.27 FIP sits 1.01 runs above his ERA, creating the clearest ERA-FIP warning in his profile.
Milwaukee Brewers at Pittsburgh Pirates by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Brandon Sproat enters with an above-average strikeout rate, elevated walk risk, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 5.13 ERA and 1.37 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.6 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Braxton Ashcraft counters with a high-end strikeout profile, strong walk suppression, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 3.24 ERA, 1.10 WHIP and 1.0 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Toronto Blue Jays at San Diego Padres by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Trey Yesavage enters with an above-average strikeout rate, elevated walk risk, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 3.31 ERA and 1.08 WHIP summarize the results, while the 0.9 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Walker Buehler counters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a ground-ball lean. His 5.07 ERA, 1.39 WHIP and 1.1 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Los Angeles Angels at Minnesota Twins by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Ryan Johnson enters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 6.99 ERA and 1.55 WHIP summarize the results, while the 2.5 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Joe Ryan counters with a high-end strikeout profile, strong walk suppression, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 2.85 ERA, 1.04 WHIP and 0.9 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
New York Yankees at Washington Nationals by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Cam Schlittler enters with a high-end strikeout profile, strong walk suppression, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 2.01 ERA and 0.93 WHIP summarize the results, while the 0.8 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Miles Mikolas counters with a contact-oriented strikeout profile, strong walk suppression, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 5.78 ERA, 1.33 WHIP and 2.0 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Colorado Rockies at San Francisco Giants by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Kyle Freeland enters with a moderate strikeout rate, strong walk suppression, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 7.46 ERA and 1.61 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.9 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Tyler Mahle counters with an above-average strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 5.70 ERA, 1.49 WHIP and 1.5 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk. Kyle Freeland's 4.94 FIP sits 2.52 runs below his ERA, creating the clearest ERA-FIP warning in his profile. Tyler Mahle's 4.59 FIP sits 1.11 runs below his ERA, making run-prevention sustainability an important part of the matchup.
Boston Red Sox at New York Mets by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Brayan Bello enters with a contact-oriented strikeout profile, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a ground-ball lean. His 6.34 ERA and 1.67 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.5 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Freddy Peralta counters with an above-average strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 4.68 ERA, 1.42 WHIP and 1.3 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk. Brayan Bello's 5.02 FIP sits 1.32 runs below his ERA, creating the clearest ERA-FIP warning in his profile.
Cleveland Guardians at Miami Marlins by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Tanner Bibee enters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 4.06 ERA and 1.14 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.7 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Eury Perez counters with a high-end strikeout profile, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 3.84 ERA, 1.10 WHIP and 1.5 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Logan Gilbert enters with a high-end strikeout profile, strong walk suppression, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 3.19 ERA and 0.95 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.2 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Griffin Jax counters with an above-average strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 3.60 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 1.7 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Philadelphia Phillies at Detroit Tigers by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Cristopher Sanchez enters with a high-end strikeout profile, strong walk suppression, a ground-ball lean. His 2.62 ERA and 1.16 WHIP summarize the results, while the 0.8 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Casey Mize counters with an above-average strikeout rate, strong walk suppression, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 2.64 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and 0.6 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Kansas City Royals at Baltimore Orioles by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Noah Cameron enters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 4.77 ERA and 1.45 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.0 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Kyle Bradish counters with an above-average strikeout rate, elevated walk risk, a ground-ball lean. His 3.75 ERA, 1.40 WHIP and 1.1 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Reds by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Javier Assad enters with a contact-oriented strikeout profile, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 4.15 ERA and 1.10 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.6 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Nick Lodolo counters with a contact-oriented strikeout profile, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a relatively balanced batted-ball profile. His 4.68 ERA, 1.46 WHIP and 1.2 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Atlanta Braves at St. Louis Cardinals by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Reynaldo Lopez enters with a moderate strikeout rate, elevated walk risk, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 3.18 ERA and 1.27 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.1 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Matthew Liberatore counters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a fly-ball-leaning batted-ball mix. His 5.34 ERA, 1.53 WHIP and 1.7 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk. Reynaldo Lopez's 4.24 FIP sits 1.06 runs above his ERA, creating the clearest ERA-FIP warning in his profile.
Arizona Diamondbacks at Los Angeles Dodgers by Tony T. Pitching Matchup Analysis Brandon Pfaadt enters with a moderate strikeout rate, manageable but meaningful walk exposure, a ground-ball lean. His 4.84 ERA and 1.34 WHIP summarize the results, while the 1.5 home runs allowed per nine innings figure identifies how much damage has come through the air. Yoshinobu Yamamoto counters with an above-average strikeout rate, strong walk suppression, a ground-ball lean. His 2.49 ERA, 0.88 WHIP and 0.9 HR/9 provide the baseline for comparing traffic, missing bats and extra-base-hit risk.
Send us Fan MailWe're living in a world where AI (Artificial Intelligence) is being used more and more each day. As Christians, how do we navigate using AI? Do we use it? Do we not? Is it being used by the devil to keep us from consulting the Holy Spirit?Tap in as we talk through all these things in this episode. Highlights: What AI actually is—and what it isn't.Should Christians use AI, or should we avoid it altogether? Can AI become an idol or a substitute for dependence on God? Is AI replacing wisdom, or just enhancing productivity? How do we know when we're consulting AI more than the Holy Spirit? Practical ways to use AI while keeping Christ at the center. The ethical concerns Christians should be paying attention to. How pastors, churches, and ministries are already using AI. Discernment in an age where technology can sound increasingly humanGuests:Javis Howard + Chae ColeCheck out Chae's Bible PlansJoin my email listThank you for all your support and for listening to another episode of A Christian Podcast with Kevin Wilson!Make today worth living
Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Thursday. Munaf Manji and Uncle Dave Essler open Thursday's episode of Cash That Ticket riding a two-for-two night on best bets, having cashed the Washington Nationals team total over four and a half against the Houston Astros and a comfortable Padres win the night before, before turning their full attention to a busy getaway-day slate across Major League Baseball. The two work through nearly every matchup on the six-forty Eastern window, starting with the Athletics and Tigers in Detroit, where a late bullpen shuffle for Oakland puts Jose Suarez in an opener role against Framber Valdez, a pitcher Essler says grows sloppy against lesser competition and whose splits back it up, a 2.95 ERA in day games against a 5.06 mark at night, leading both hosts to the Athletics team total over and a first five innings over. From there the show shifts to Seattle's visit to Miami, where Bryce Miller's elite control this season, sixty two strikeouts against just five walks and a 0.676 WHIP, squares off with Janson Junk in his first start back from a shin injury, and Manji builds his headline best bet of the day around the Mariners first five innings run line, betting that Seattle gets to Junk early and rides Miller through the middle innings. The Brewers and Cardinals draw attention next, with Logan Henderson returning from a back issue to face Andre Pallante, a pitcher who has been unable to beat Milwaukee in four tries this season and owns a far worse home ERA than road mark, pushing both hosts toward Milwaukee and a first five innings under. The toughest call of the night comes in Arizona's trip to San Diego, where neither Merrill Kelly nor Griffin Canning inspires much confidence, both carrying ERAs north of five and seventy, and the two ultimately fade a market-favored over in favor of the under, with a lean toward the Diamondbacks given San Diego's inconsistent offense and Kelly's rough recent history against the division. Rounding out the card, the hosts touch on a Phillies team total over against a homer-prone Brady Singer, a first five innings lean on the Angels against Texas, and an under look at the Rockies and Giants. The back half of the show turns to football, continuing a running series of NFL win total previews with a detailed breakdown of the Jacksonville Jaguars, fresh off a thirteen and four season, an AFC South title, and an eight game winning streak to close the year under first year head coach Liam Coen. Essler and Manji dig into the departure of running back Travis Etienne to the New Orleans Saints, the uncertain readiness of Bhayshul Tuten to replace his receiving and blocking value, continued doubts about quarterback Trevor Lawrence turning a corner, the loss of linebacker Devin Lloyd on defense, and a schedule that includes just six true home games and a brutal late season road stretch. Essler reluctantly lands on the over given Jacksonville's raw talent, while Manji takes the under, pointing to the tougher slate and thinner roster depth, and both agree Houston is the favorite to win the division this season regardless of where Jacksonville's total settles. The episode closes with a recap of the day's best bets, a look ahead to Friday's show covering the Dallas Cowboys win total, and a quick mention of a subscription promotion for the upcoming football season. Throughout the episode, timestamps mark each matchup discussion, from the two forty two mark opening the MLB slate through the twenty two thirty six mark beginning the Jacksonville breakdown, giving listeners an easy way to jump straight to the picks and analysis that matter most to them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
(00:00-11:11) So much happening during the break. Jackson will be sleeping on the couch on the family trip this weekend. Larry Nickel isn't happy how long he's been on hold. Big night on Raw last night, did anyone see it coming? Did someone tickle Larry's belly? Shocking Top 5 country rankings.(11:19-23:05) Whip Appeal is not about cars. Audio of Carli Lloyd not mincing words on USMNT or Christian Pulisic. Never any real drama last night. Don't sleep on Egypt.(23:15-34:13) Derek Goold's chat discussing the possibility of moving Wetherholt to third. Is the Blaze Jordan experiment still ongoing? Is the long-term third base solution in the organization?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The NFL is preparing for training camp, but there is still plenty of drama surrounding the league. No player has drawn more negative attention to themself than Brandon Aiyuk. How does the Aiyuk saga end? That, and plenty more, on the latest NFL Whip Around podcast with hosts Jeff Hartman and Kevin Smith. This podcast is a part of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
© 2020-2026 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
