This is covering the spread, part of the FanDuel Podcast Network. A lot of good teams struggled across week one in the NFL and unfortunately for them, they've got some tough matchups once again on tap. For week number two, we're gonna preview those big matchups for week two and talk to Dr. Ed Fang about trying to predict bounce backs, when to worry, when not to, and get you ready for week two across the NFL. This is covering the spread right here on the FanDuel Podcast Network and FanDuel Research. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a managing editor of digital media for FanDuel Research. Joined here as mentioned by Dr. Ed Fang. You can find his work at thepowerrank.com and check him out on Twitter at thepowerrank. Ed, we are on week number two in the NFL. How are you doing today? I'm doing fantastic. It's really good to have both college football and NFL in full swing and everything feels right with the world. It really does. And I think the good thing with the NFL is we've got data to look at now, which I like because I love data. I love having, you know, back in my spreadsheets, which is enjoyable, but also there's still a lot of room for overreactions. The sample is small enough where we can find some over or under reactions as well across the NFL. And I think that's always a good chance for us as betters, as people who are tuned in and try to pay attention to hopefully take advantage of that. We'll talk about the spots where maybe there are over or under reactions heading into week two, how to judge that stuff and much more throughout the show for today. But first, a quick reminder, two shows already up here for this weekend coming up across college football and the NFL. Talked to Eddie yesterday about college football week number three, broke down Colorado versus Colorado State. Other key games in week three and Ed Sayer bets at FanDuel Sports Book. 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The passing success rate in the NFL was 42.8%. It was 39.5 in week one. Ouch, thank you, Joe Burrow. So yeah, it was not good. You mentioned Kansas City. I don't really have any issues with Kansas City. The receivers had the drop-sies. I thought Mahomes was pretty good. And Kansas City could potentially cover if Kaderious Tony doesn't let a pick six go right through his hands, right? So I don't think there's anything to worry about there. Let's see, who else? Joe Burrow was terrible. Yeah, he'll probably be fine. Daniel Jones was terrible. Might not be that fine. We'll see how that goes. I don't particularly trust Daniel Jones and the Giants probably were on the good side of fortune last year, and the markets suggest they're not gonna be particularly great, and they weren't, they were actually pretty terrible. The Baltimore game was pretty interesting too, because I think Houston had about the same, or if not more, total yards, but they ended up going one for four on fourth down, which will certainly help swing the outcome of the game, particularly when you have a rookie quarterback and CJ Stroud, which we'll get back to in a little bit later, in a weird part of the show, but, and then who else, who else? Oh, Josh Allen. Yeah. Ian, like, did he kind of have that gunslinger mentality last year? Like, was there like a shift from 2021 with Dable to like 2022 with Dorsey last year? So they were like very efficient last year, but he like, he had like short circuit moments, I guess is what I would say. And I chalked it up to like, you know, Gabe Davis was kind of banged up and they didn't know a lot of playmakers, so he kind of went into like hero ball mode. And like for him, that can be okay at times, but there are moments where it doesn't go well. And like, I feel like he's a, so like my dog, she's a psycho. She's three years old and like, she's a great dog, but when she sees another dog, she likes, she blacks out.   And the general baseline is high and that's great, but like the floor is scary when he has those blackout moments. And I think that that's kind of what we saw more last week than we saw anytime in any game last year. It happened a couple, like it happened, I saw the playoff game against kids.  I'm not, it's like, it's occasionally creeps back in. So like, I guess for me, when I see that from Josh Allen, I can kind of write it off because I know he like does that, but like it also means that it could come back at any moment too. Yeah, for sure. That's pretty interesting. I think that, yeah, I don't know. It was a little bit disheartening to see him like go for home runs instead of like just settle for the doubles that they can certainly get with that offense. And yeah, so I've talked before on the show about bad ball rate and how I look at the sum of interceptions plus passes defended to gauge how likely interceptions are to happen in the future. And usually a three year sample is pretty good because we can get that with NFL quarterbacks. Josh Allen was worse last year. So I'm trying to figure out whether that's a trend that's gonna continue, whether a young coordinator like Ken Dorsey has the command to be like, hey, can you hit some doubles instead of like chucking home runs? Like you were trying to do against the Jets and essentially gifting them that game. So yeah, anyways, lots to figure out there. I think that's probably the most interesting one. I mean, I do think they will be fine in general. I'm not, you know, I still think the bills are a Super Bowl contender. We'll get back to that in a little bit. Yeah, I agree that they'll be fine because Josh Allen has shown enough times to me at least that he can snap out of those weird spurts where he just becomes a turnover machine to like get back to being psychomode in a good way, Josh Allen. So I think he can turn it around because I've seen this happen before. So maybe this is the time where he doesn't, but I doubt that. I think that they will be fine broadly. Let's take a look at a couple of offenses that we discussed there with the Ravens and the Bengals going head to head here in week number two right now. This is actually a three point game. It was three and a half earlier on back down to three with the Bengals as three point favorites at home. Total is 46 and a half.  We know how good he can be, but also we haven't seen that version of Lamar in a while. Todd Monkin is now in town, which is a change there at OC. And they brought in these pass catchers but Mark Andrews has banged up. They've already lost the left tackle in center potentially for week number two as well. So what do your numbers say about the Ravens entering week two? Yeah, I mean, this game is really hard to handicap. I mean, you look at the numbers. You know, I have this at Cincinnati minus, I have Cincinnati winning by about 2.7 points. So pretty close to the markets. Before last week, I would have made Cincinnati more than a four point favorite in this game. So clearly, you know, adjustment on Cincinnati based on how awful they were last week. Don't necessarily put that too much stock into that as we have already discussed. With Baltimore, yeah, I mean, you mentioned the injuries. Like it's kind of hard to figure out if the market is reacting to Cincinnati and saying they're not as good or just, you know, with all the injuries that Baltimore has, Marlon Humphrey didn't play the quarterback for Baltimore. So he was also out as well. Yeah, I really don't know. I have no interest in spreading this game. I thought it was interesting that Zay Flowers had, was their leading receiver at 78 yards, which is, you know, not probably a good thing for Baltimore's offense. I think we expect a little bit more for them against a team like Houston. So yeah, I mean, it's a game that I'm not interested in betting, I mean, not only because my numbers don't have anything here, but I think there is more to figure out about Baltimore. There is, you know, since he started the season pretty slowly last year too, they weren't particularly good in the first couple of weeks. They figured it out. They were pretty good after that. So yeah, probably not a lot of value here. The market's definitely moving towards my number, which I like, and I'll stay away from it. I think this is one of the games that where I like sighed with relief when I saw there was no value in my numbers. I've got a 2.55, the Bengals by 2.55. And it's like, okay, cool. I don't have to worry about this. I don't have to like try to diagnose like, oh, am I too worried about the Ravens offensive line injuries to bet them? Or am I too worried about Joe Burrough's like lingering calf thing to like bet them? I can just ignore it and watch this game. And hopefully it'll be a fun one and just kind of sit back and enjoy cause we're both in line with market here. I've got Bengals by 2.55, you have 2.7. So we can happily disregard that one. Let's move now to talk about the Chiefs and the Jaguars. Pretty excited for this game. Where right now the Chiefs are three and a half point favorites that was three, I believe yesterday. Total is 51 and a half. And obviously the Chiefs pass catcher said, nightmare showing in week number one. Now that could go two ways. You could say, okay, the pass catchers beyond Travis Kelsey are bad, but you could also say they didn't have Travis Kelsey and the ball hit them in the hands. And like from a regression perspective, you don't expect eight drops from NFL professional wide receiver. So does it set off any alarm bells for you? Or can we just kind of diagnose this game pretty straight up? No, I mean, it doesn't set off any alarm bells for me. What I thought was interesting about this game. I mean, I have it by Kansas City by two, but I actually only have it Kansas City by about three in the preseason. I would kind of thought it would be more. That's a lot of respect for Jacksonville, what they're doing, Doug Peterson, Trevor Lawrence. So, you know, and they got things done week one against Indiana, sorry, probably a really bad Indian, probably a bad Indianapolis team, but they were able to pull away towards the end there. I haven't bet it yet. I mean, I don't like betting against the Chiefs, but it does seem like maybe there's some value a plus three and a half for this team that's at home. Kelsey is questionable.  Lageria Snead, the cornerback, probably their best cover corner played last week, but was questionable, is questionable again. So yeah, I'm keeping an eye on things here. I probably will decide to stay away from this game, but there is a little bit of interest in Jacksonville plus three and a half. I took the three and a half once it got there, because when it was a three, it was close enough where I wasn't super enticed, but once it got to three and a half, I decided to actually bite on the Jags. And I bet the Jags a lot last year, which worked out well. It was not always great for like my heart health, but like it worked out well. And then in week one, you mentioned the matchup with Indianapolis, but like, I think it was encouraging to see Calvin Ridley actually make a difference on this team right away, because if you put a difference making wide receiver who has proven, I think once again, he actually is a difference maker and pair him with an ascending quarterback and Trevor Lawrence. Even if we assume Lawrence himself from a skill level is the exact same as last year, giving him better pass catchers should elevate his efficiency numbers, even if he himself is the exact same. So not even like baking an upward movement for Lawrence. I am assuming Kelsey plays in my numbers right now, Chris Jones, I think will be good to go. Now that he has his redone one year deal in there too. Even with that though, I think the Jags are a valued three and a half and it's not enjoyable to bet against Patrick Mahomes. I used to have a rule where I didn't wanna ever root against him, but I think three and a half with this game being in Jacksonville is enough where we should be willing to pull the trigger due to all the factors involved. So it's uncomfortable, but I think that the three and a half, I agree with what your numbers say where three and a half is likely a good enough value to buy into. Absolutely. All right, let's move on to our third featured game here. For Sunday, we got the 49ers taking on the Rams. Lot of movement in this game too. Total stayed pretty steady at 45, but it was 49ers minus eight. It is now 49ers minus seven. And I think the big reason for that is because Matthew Stafford looked healthy and we won the Rams played very well there. And Ed, I think we've talked a lot about the Rams ever since Stafford got there as being like this kind of fragile team because they have very few difference makers, but those difference makers are healthy right now. So how much do your expectations for them shift having seen Stafford look pretty good in week one? Yeah, I really didn't expect that mid-September, I'd be talking about Tutu Atwell and Nakuwa. These guys both had 119 receiving yards, week one for Matthew Stafford for this Los Angeles Rams offense. And I think a lot of people kind of like Seattle coming into the season and then kind of got slapped in the face week one for Rams teams that didn't have a superstar, Cooper Cup out there at the wide receiver position. I started looking into these wide receivers, I'm definitely looking more into props this year and this Nakuwa guy, seems like a pretty big time fade candidate. And I'm not saying that he's not, but this was a kid that was at BYU last year and I looked up his numbers. He had 3.53 yards per out run last year at BYU. Marvin Harrison Jr. had 3.18 last year and he had CJ Stroud throwing to him. So this guy produced, he was in excess of three yards per out run. Anything in excess of three yards in college is a pretty phenomenal, pretty phenomenal number. And so this guy produced big time at the college level. That doesn't mean you're gonna produce at the NFL level, but 14 targets, 119 yards, holy cow. Doesn't mean you're not necessarily gonna fade them in the future, but yeah, just like an insane surprise to kind of look at this box score to look at what happened there. Obviously on the other hand, San Francisco looked pretty good, really took care of Pittsburgh Steelers, Brock Purdy, looked good. And so I have this at San Francisco minus seven and a half. That's my prediction for the game pretty close to the market. What I find interesting is my preseason wisdom of crowds model, which I found to be pretty good against the spread the first six weeks of the season. Not surprisingly, they have San Francisco by 10 in this game. So again, I think this is a perfect example of where that model is potentially pretty good. If I'm gonna lean anyway, I'm gonna lean towards the Niners. We all thought the Rams were gonna be terrible. We thought the Rams would be even worse without Cooper Cup. Are you really ready to go against that after one game? Probably not. Yeah, I did take the Rams plus eight here when it was a plus eight. And that was largely because the offense looked healthy. And I think that's a big thing for them beyond Cooper Cup. The other, the downside of that is that they played well defensively in that game and there's not a lot of talent on the defensive side for the Rams. Like it's a lot of young guys you're hoping make a leap. And I think that if I'm going to lose that plus eight bet, it's going to be because of the youth on defense. You're putting that up against Kyle Shanahan, Devo Samuel, Christian McCaffrey, positionless football against guys who may not have a lot of experience is a little scary. So I do the Rams plus eight from earlier this week. I'm glad I've gotten movement, but it's a lot of times when you get movement, Ed, I don't know if you feel the same way, but like you kind of like feel this like sense of relief. Like you could feel like you can exhale a bit like, okay, at least I was on the right side from a movement perspective, you knew that the bet doesn't pay off. I've gotten movement here, but I have not had that sigh of relief yet because I'm still worried about that defense specifically. For sure. And I wouldn't be surprised that this gets back to eight. Yeah, I think we can see that too. Okay, Ed, let's open up the board for you before this week and week number two. Where else you see in value at Fandall Sportsbook this week? Yeah, we talked about the Buffalo Bills and I talked about my concerns about Josh Allen and I'm certainly not backing down on that. But look, Buffalo is still a Super Bowl contender, they're still a really good team. Oh, is that back down to eight and a half? Yeah, awesome. That was at nine and a half this morning. Awesome. Anyways, I like Buffalo this week. I feel like we're getting a discount on Buffalo after a performance against the New York Jets. Obviously it wasn't good for them to lose to the Jets. They were terrible. Yeah, they weren't good. I think it's important to note in that game that also Zach Wilson wasn't good either, right? They won that game because of a kick return in overtime. So let's not like Pat Zach Wilson on the back and think the Jets are doing anything too much this season. But in Las Vegas, they won last week, but they're still a little bit of a mess, not a ton of talent there. And both Jimmy Garacolo and Jacoby Myers are listed as questionable. It seems like they play, but I just feel like we're getting a discount because of what happened on Monday night. I have this number closer to 11 and a half. I think there's a lot of value this morning. But DraftKings was the only book that was eight and a half. Everyone else was at nine and a half. Looks like it's come back a little bit towards Buffalo. Not really sure why, but I think there's a lot of value here in the Super Bowl contender bills to cover here. Yeah, it was nine and a half. I think it was nine and a half before Monday night. It went down to eight and a half after Monday night. And it kind of stayed there for a while, went back to nine and a half and then overnight went back to eight and a half again. So it's been hovering back and forth between those two. I don't think Myers will play. He got a really rough-looking concussion this past week. So I think he's actually gonna sit, which means it'll be Devon, it'll basically be the past catches they had last year minus Darren Waller, although he wasn't there anyway, a whole lot last year, but it's like Devonte Adams, Hunter Renfrow, guys like that. So they're gonna be down some key bodies. They're also Chandler Jones. Seems like he's protesting the entire front office. So don't think he'll play either on the defensive side. So they're definitely down some bodies. And it's concerning for their side for sure. So Ed likes the bills minus eight and a half. He mentioned Stroud earlier on. Any interest for you in that Colts Texans game? Cause I think this game is actually like sneakily kind of fun because it's Richardson versus Stroud. I think it's at least gonna be entertaining if nothing else. Yeah. I mean, we think Richardson's playing, even though we got that knock towards the end of the game. I think it's a bruise on his knee. So he should be okay to play. I think that game is really interesting. Dr. Eric Giger came on my podcast and talked about how he thinks there's a lot more talent on that Houston team than people are giving him credit for. That secondary might be pretty good. Obviously there's a lot of questions on the offensive side of the ball. I think Stroud threw it what like 45 times or something last week. But yeah, that could be interesting as well. I don't really have an opinion on the side or anything, but I will be with you and being interested in watching that game. That one has also moved. I got a 106 in the money line for Houston plus 106 is now minus 116. So feeling better about the movement there as they have shifted to now be favored against Indianapolis at home. That is all that we have here for today. And this week on covering the spread as far as NFL stuff goes with Ed, we're gonna be backing in tomorrow talking. Player props to JJ Zacharyston. Also have Rob Freeman on talk some strikeout props. I will talk NASCAR in Bristol as well. So a lot of good stuff here still coming up on the covering the spread podcast feed Fandall YouTube and Fandall TV plus. Ed, you mentioned the discussion with Dr. Eric Eager where people find that and the rest of your work. Yeah, you can find my podcast of the football analytics show. I try to talk to smart analytics and betting people like Craig of right angle sports joined me this week. There's a recent conversation with Dr. Eric Eager as well where you can get a lot of his thoughts on the NFL and I will try to continue doing that. And then I'm also writing my newsletter over at thepowerrank.com. Definitely check out five nugget Saturday every 10 a.m. Eastern on Saturday. Try to put some analytics and some bets in there in case you're looking for some action any given weekend check that out at thepowerrank.com. I was heathing praise on Mike Craig yesterday talking about how sharp he is and then you brought on Dr. Eric Eager as a follow up like that's a banger couple episodes there for the football analytics show. So I'll have to go check those out later on today. You can find Ed on Twitter at thepowerrank. I am on Twitter at Jimsonus, J-I-M-S-A-N-N-E-S. You can also follow FanDuel Research at FanDuel Research. Good luck to you if you're betting Thursday night football for the Eagles and the Vikings. Back again tomorrow, talk some props here on the show. This has been covering the spread right here on the FanDuel Podcast Network.


Hi everyone Sean with jaspys case breaks calm here doing 2020 community National Treasures Baseball four box case break pick your team number 11 Everything ships Note on this typically they're full like case breaks and everything in this one It is for loose boxes as it says in the description itself It says they sent us NT for loose boxes So obviously if that was an issue Make it known beforehand Okay so Here is the break itself all card ship all teams represented We did have one random number block, so I'll show you obviously here are four loose boxes But here is our final list you can see the Chicago White Sox are in a random number block as well as the Tampa Bay rays down here on the bottom Here is that random number block for those two teams you can see white Sox rays So good luck to everybody Brian I'll note it on the on the sheet itself too So whoever sorts it Make sure I have unlocked it's all thick card, so I need all the thick top loaders I can get So box one up on top here Good luck everybody Looks like a reason to be thick one Trying to keep the bottom card from being shown even to me You can see on the Nick cam No tomfool already going on Just so that it's surprised to me as well So it looks like it's a regular booklet Regular booklet Just a bunch of thick cards. It looks like Starting off with wow How about number two overall pick From last not this most recent draft with the one before Bobby with junior nine out of ten Nice little two color relic there Just a heads up with a lot of these thicker cards. Unfortunately, you can see like the top corner there Bottom edge there a little bit of white these thicker cards are very hard in regards to conditions in some cases Sometimes why they make up for it with really nice patches and really nice autos and stuff like that, but just some Four warning Kansas City Royals. That's going to mast up a field very nice Matt Looks like he's numbered like 15 or something. So No Jersey number there Wade Boggs seven out of 25 for the Boston Red Sox and Jeffrey she of Eddie Boggs also Teds So we get father right Matt, it wouldn't be too bad for you nice little bat relic there of Wade Look at another nice patch here nine out of ten Madison bum gardener Obviously that is a giant patch, but Arizona Diamondbacks version of Madison bum gardener Alex volosakos Nice little mad bum there old-school Charlie Keller 11 out of 25 so Talking about Aaron judge New York Yankees on there Kang tang Charlie Keller bat relic 11 out of 25 for you our first auto Nice Jake Fraley Look at the patch on that 20 out of 25 rookie patch auto for the Seattle Mariners and Matt Medlin Anthony K Patch and auto nine out of 25 Toronto Blue Jays Aaron Pettit other nice patch and Randy a raise arena Nice patch and auto St. Louis Cardinals version of Randy raise arena going to Adam Wilson 39 out of 49 nice rookie patch auto there Randy Arizona himself. He does have a fantastic autograph to Nice dual auto here Alex Gordon Salvador Perez 22 out of 25 for the Kansas City Royals Matt Stubblefield There you go Matt. Alex Gordon retirement year too. We have a cut signature booklet Craig BGO One out of seven see a nice patch 3060 hits Gavin's Kevin's dad Craig BGO for the Houston Astros and Steve Locke There you go Steve here We'll throw that in there for you. He did Matt. He definitely did and That's box one.  Oh This one's really thick So thick that legitimately Tape is only on one side Hold on to your butts About to get real exciting Look how thick this thing is. You can literally see the finger notches. So So there's the one sticker Here's the other I guess you could they could have still stickered it, but I don't know Brad I really honestly don't know Right Matt big boy box Okay Well, let's find out what's causing this thing to be this thick. We think it's a big booklet. Do we think it's a knob? It's a big booklet This has got some really interesting stuff going on guys so on the very top I thought I saw a one-of-one You've got that booklet on the bottom and There's a plate as well So I think there's a one-of-one on top There's a plate there, which is a one-of-one and then you got that monster on the bottom So let's find out what's going on here and it is a one-of-one Matt Chapman one-of-one For the Oakland A's and Jeffrey Shiavetti Nice little one-of-one button there for you Jeffrey Brendan McKay eight-way relic 93 out of 99 Tampa Bay rays, which is part of the random number block Spot three Johnny Cannon sir Charles first year. I'm confused Matt. What are you talking about? Am I missing something? Alex Bregman 48 out of 75 For the Houston Astros Steve Locke Here's our it looks like an old Player oh my god. I Can make out the name on the bottom? That's a one-of-one Patch of Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Jeffrey Shiavetti To one of ones of the same box both go into Jeffrey one for the A's one for the Red Sox You can barely make Ted Williams his name out on the bottom of the plate Not too bad. Not too bad You can see two-color patch in there, too There you go, Jeffrey Gats Obviously for good reason not a auto as well, but Nice little Ted Williams one-of-one first auto Rico Garcia 13 out of 99 For the San Francisco Giants and Chris Miller Matt Tice Jersey and auto 69 out of 75 nice for the Angels and Nick Stover Nice little Jordan number there, too Zach Gallin 83 out of 99 nice patch there Arizona Diamondbacks Alex Valasacos got some nice pictures Stuff going to you with that mad bum and that gallon and Nice acetate 16 out of 25 On-card auto and patch Alex Bregman for the Houston Astros and Steve Locke You go Steve, I've heard only good things about him that I actually haven't seen any of his footage, but I've heard he's pretty great. We actually had somebody in the chat not long ago. What's up, Adam? Who was is part of the? Diamondbacks organization as far as I don't know if it was scouting or PR or whatever people were talking to him and he said honestly like watch out for him and I'm guessing This is gonna be one happy person lots of unhappy people or lots of sad people, but we have another 32 way Relic and look at the patches on this again. Oh my god You've got laundry tags Every single patch in here is multicolored every single one There's not a single patch except for maybe that one right there for Jonathan India This looks like it's a prospect book Look at the Jared Kalanick patch there. That's pretty cool. So it is looks like it's the Treasure chest prospect relic booklet player worn slash used material Young players hidden talents all that stuff. So this is the prospect booklet So it includes Dalton Varshow drew waters Adley rushman Tristan Casas Braylon Marquez Andrew Vaughan Jonathan India Ryan Mountcastle Colton Walker Casey Mice Freudus Nova Bobby Whit jr. Joe Adele. Keeper Ruiz. Sixto Sanchez Tristan Lutz Alex Kierloff Andres Jimenez Jason Dominguez Robert Poisson Alec Baum Kay Brian Hayes Taylor Tramiel Jared Kellanick Joey Bart Dylan Carlson Wanda Franco Josh Young Nate Pearson Luis Garcia Royce Lewis and Luis Garcia the other one. So Luis V Garcia and Luis Garcia. It is numbered three out of ten So if somehow this ends up in a random number block, which is the white socks in the rays It would go to spot three, which is Johnny Right, I think I hit the same one last week didn't I Matt? So we've pulled two out of the ten So that's gonna be a randomizer at the end of the break. So let's set that over here. Like we said one happy person 31 sad people. That's the second one of those I've pulled. I've pulled 20% of that treasure chest Not too bad There you go guys Brad's kind of throwing up a toss up for the very next break. That's kind of a layup Only five spots Get your spots So we can add that to the list after this guy's orders And then we'll continue on First up Boba Shet 89 out of 99 seven-way relic Toronto Blue Jays Aaron Pettit Jack Flaherty 23 out of 99 for the St. Louis Cardinals and Adam Wilson One off the Jersey number on that Jersey number 22 this 23 Manny Bicciato 44 out of 99 for the San Diego Padres Think second place in MVP voting Padres Alex Malasacos Brightfully so Freddie Freeman Congrats Orange County kid Yeah, that was a camel patch Brad nice call we'll pull that back up Hall of Fame George Brett 55 out of 99 For Kansas City Royals Matt Stubblefield every time I see him all I think about is when he rushed the Rushed the umpire after getting tossed No, I think I think it Brian I think it is camo though because look it's two colors Is that not the camo or is it just really dirty Brian being a Padres fan would know Very well the different jerseys So is this either a really dirty? Patch or like Jersey or is that like a camo Jersey JD Davis 68 out of 99 for the New York Mets and Pete Thatcher Yeah, I know what you're talking about Brian nice patch auto there for you from JD Davis Pete Now I know what you're talking about Brian. They're like super.  I love the acetate autos I was gonna say this has to be really short low number Look at the patch on this. Is that the Jackie Robinson patch? Jalen Davis I think that's the Jackie Robinson patch isn't it seven out of seven Patch and auto San Francisco Giants Chris Miller. That's not that's nice. I'm at I think that's the Jackie Robinson patch Where it has the bats and then it says 42 in the middle So I think this is actually supposed to be I think this is upside down So that's the bottom of the patch the bats go up like this and I think that's the bottom of the two Yeah, so I think this is the bottom and I think that's the bottom part of the two If I'm if if I'm thinking incorrectly So I think it's the base the bats are going up like this and it says 42 in the middle of the circle So that would be the bottom part of the two. I don't know if we have another one. We're a But this is gonna make you want to get in to another one for sure Sandy cofax on card auto one of one acetate Jesus Los Angeles Dodgers Adam Wilson That's incredible Isn't that crazy Matt? This is the first one I've seen it's pretty nice our booklet legendary materials Frank Chance bat relic for the Chicago Cubs 24 out of 25 Cubs going to Nick Stover There you go Nick I'll throw that on booklet after this The other ones don't look like that Matt. The other ones don't have sandy cofax on them. It's probably why It's a crazy how well he signed that perfectly in that that area though that dude is a Ultimate professional Keeping it clean like that. Are the other ones not acetate Matt like I said, that's the first one of those I've ever seen so I Haven't pulled any of them Okay Seven-way relics 16 out of 99 forest Whitley Houston Astros Steve Locke Trent Grisham 56 out of 99 colossal relic For the Padres Alex Volosakos Cody Bellinger 14 out of 25 relic Go to the Dodgers Adam Wilson another Harold Baines 10 out of 99. I believe this Chicago White Sox. I'll double-check but White Sox random number block Spot zero will be Gary Muglock. I'll double-check the checklist before we do that That random number block of the randomizer for that 32 booklet Matt Manning 10 out of 49 Jersey and Otto for Detroit Tigers TJ Poyer Zach Collins Jersey and Otto South Cider 61 out of 99 for the White Sox Random number block spot one Gary Muglock Another nice patch here one out of ten Jake Rogers on card Otto and patch for the Detroit Tigers TJ Poyer Paul Goldschmidt five out of 25 Otto St. Louis Cardinals Adam Wilson nice little Goldie Otto there and our booklet Jersey and Otto rookie Jake Fraley for the Seattle Mariners Seattle Mariners Matt Medlin and that is 51 out of 99 nice rookie signature jumbo materials There you go Matt Guys, that's the break We've got a randomizer for this beautiful Treasure Chest Prospect Relic booklet three out of ten 32 players represented on here So we're gonna set that randomizer up One person's gonna get that lots of upset people, but congrats to whoever ends up with this card So we're gonna pause the video and we'll be right back do that randomizer Okay, guys. We're back. So We're about to randomize this Prospect Treasure Chest booklet number out of ten With some really nice stuff, especially this Jared Kalanick Relic right there Lots of laundry tags Corner of the Robert Boston laundry tag laundry tag there. Keep it wheeze Royce Lewis there Bobby with Junior some really nice stuff Jason Dominguez. So go over here to the randomizer Here are all the players represented on there in order So Don Varsh or Braylon Marquez drew waters Andrew Vaughn, Adley Rushman, Jonathan India, Tristan Casas, Ryan Mountcastle Colton Walker, Joe Adele, Casey Meyers, Keebert Ruiz, Fortes Nova, Sixto Sanchez, Bobby with Junior, Tristan Lutz, Alex Kierloch, Alec Baum, Andres Jimenez, Kibriane Hayes, Jason Dominguez, Taylor Trammell, Robert Poisson, Jared Kalanick, Joey Bart, Nate Pearson, Dylan Carlson, Luis V Garcia, Wanda Franco, Royce Lewis, Jofs Jung, and then Luis Garcia. So The player on top after, Dianis Roll, three and a five, eight times. Eighth and final time. So from spots two down to 32, I'm sorry. Hopefully next time that you can involve in a randomizer like this, it'll go your way. But congratulations to Colton Welker, I believe is Rockies. Colton Welker, Colorado Rockies. Nice. Colorado Rockies. Matthew Bondar, Colton Welker, right there in the middle. Colorado Rockies. There you go, Matthew. You just got this beautiful prospect treasure chest out of three out of 10. And guys, that was NT 2020. Can you meet National Treasures Baseball four box case break picker team number 11? I'm Sean, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging out and we'll see you next time.


Hello and welcome. This is Rod Davis and in this video you will learn how to share your 30 boxes calendar with people. Are you ready? Okay, then let's begin. First, open your 30 boxes and click on the share button which is located in the upper left corner of your calendar. Choose the manage sharing option which then takes you to your settings page where you choose sharing. Go down to the calendar section and click on it which then reveals the link for sharing your calendar. Copy that and go then to your email function and compose the individual you want to share your calendar with. Type in their email address, also include a subject, then paste your link to your calendar in the email and then send it off to that individual. Now when that individual goes to their email function they will see the email you have sent and will click on it to open it. When they click on it and open it they will see the link that you've sent to them and when they click on that link they then will have access to your 30 boxes calendar and can read and understand what you are doing. It's a very simple process, very direct. I think you'll enjoy that function very much.