It might be tough for Atlanta score on Sunday. Junior Guerra (2.87 ERA) is projected to start for Milwaukee; he’s got all three of his pitches working this year – fastball, split-finger fastball and slider – and the Brewers are 9-7 behind him for a profit of 2.02 units, with the Under at 11-4-1. Guerra doesn’t go deep in games, but the Brew Crew have an excellent bullpen to clean up after him.
Atlanta responds with second-year lefty Sean Newcomb (3.10 ERA), who has the Braves 0.86 units in the black on a team record of 9-8, with the Over at 10-6. Newcomb has four pitches: fastball, slider, curve and change-up, and he’s had a lot more success with his fastball than he did as a rookie. The only current Brewer to face him last year was OF Christian Yelich, who went 3-for-5 with a walk while playing for Miami.
MLB Odds: Division Leaders Collide in Braves-Brewers
It’s a battle of first-place teams this Sunday when the Milwaukee Brewers (51-35, plus-14.54 betting units), tops in the National League Central, host the NL East-leading Atlanta Braves (49-36, plus-15.74 units). TBS has the television coverage at 2:10 PM ET.Junior Guerra (2.87 ERA) is scheduled to throw for the Brewers opposite Sean Newcomb (3.10 ERA). Guerra has Milwaukee up 2.02 units this year on a team record of 9-7, while the Braves are 9-8 behind Newcomb for 0.86 units in earnings. This will be the first time the Brewers have ever faced the second-year southpaw.
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