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Milwaukee Brewers at Pittsburgh Pirates

Milwaukee Brewers

Pittsburgh Pirates

MIL -135 · O/U 7.5

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Under 7.5, with Milwaukee's price at -135 too steep to back comfortably.

▸Milwaukee's -135 asks for about a 57% win probability, and the Brewers already have four pitchers on the 60-Day-IL in Woodruff, Priester, Zerpa, and Fitzpatrick, so the price is paying for a depleted
▸Pittsburgh is also thin, with Mitch Keller on the 60-Day-IL, Braxton Ashcraft, Esmerlyn Valdez, and Isaac Mattson on 10- to 15-day lists, and Oneil Cruz day-to-day, which leaves Jared Jones carrying t
▸The 7.5 total looks reasonable for two patched rotations, though Yelich's 2-run double in the recent 5-4 Brewers win over Pittsburgh shows nine runs can still come in one night.

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The Gist

Under 7.5, with Milwaukee's price at -135 too steep to back comfortably.

▸Milwaukee's -135 asks for about a 57% win probability, and the Brewers already have four pitchers on the 60-Day-IL in Woodruff, Priester, Zerpa, and Fitzpatrick, so the price is paying for a depleted
▸Pittsburgh is also thin, with Mitch Keller on the 60-Day-IL, Braxton Ashcraft, Esmerlyn Valdez, and Isaac Mattson on 10- to 15-day lists, and Oneil Cruz day-to-day, which leaves Jared Jones carrying t
▸The 7.5 total looks reasonable for two patched rotations, though Yelich's 2-run double in the recent 5-4 Brewers win over Pittsburgh shows nine runs can still come in one night.

AI-generated from live data — entertainment only, not advice or a claim of accuracy.