Tim Britton

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310 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 26 Aug

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Blue Jays Talk · JTP: Lousy Game, Erik Kratz & Jays Prospect Dub Gleed · 26 Aug 2026 podcast

follow suit and and it's kind of a land grab.

It's you know, we saw it with when sports betting companies became legal across the country, uh, that every team tried to come to an agreement as soon as you can because there's a a point of diminishing returns here where you know there there might not be a huge benefit to being the first or second team to come to an agreement here to to get, you know, eight, ten million dollars extra in your pocket, but you don't want to be team number twenty two who's sitting there and there's only two or th you know there's there's maybe three or four of these companies that

That that are really fighting for it at that point, you know, that they don't really care that much to be uh your sponsors.

So I think that's what you're seeing with with these teams jumping in.

And the Calchi deal, you know, it has the three California teams, as well as Atlanta, those and Georgia, where in in California and Georgia, sports betting is illegal.

Uh, and so the prediction markets have a little bit more of an opportunity there to make hay.

Uh and it was again a surprise that New York, where sports betting is illegal, was kind of leading the way with the

Metson Yankees making those first two deals.

I mean, they're they're just playing the most complete baseball, I think, of any team in in the major leagues.

They've been doing that for a long time, you know, really since the start of last regular season.

They have been the best team in baseball.

Uh and I I always wonder how differently that NLCS last year might have played out had they been able to complete that comeback in game one.

You remember the night that he got the basis load?

I think it was Bryce Tarang who dodged a pitch that if it hits him, it ties the game.

Maybe maybe that whole series plays out differently.

You know, there's still questions in the

The theme of our power rankings was one big question.

The one big one there is kind of what role do you want Christian Yelich to play?

He's been one of their coldest hitters for a little while, had a nice week last week, but has not been as productive as we're used to seeing Yelich.

You know, he's obviously the leader, the highest-paid player on that team.

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