In the third of a four-game series between the Milwaukee Brewers (15-21) and the San Diego Padres (16-21) at Miller Park, Wily Peralta (2-4, 6.75 ERA) and Luis Perdomo (1-0, 9.88 ERA) get the start. The Brewers won the last game 1-0, and the series is currently tied 1-1. The game gets underway at 7:10 p.m. ET on Saturday, May. 14 and will air on FSWI and FSSD.
In his last start, Peralta pitched 6.0 innings, giving up two runs, striking out four and walking two in a 4-1 loss to the Marlins. The Padres were unsuccessful against the Cubs 8-7 the last time Perdomo pitched. He went 3.0 innings, allowing two runs, striking out three and walking two.
The odds are even for this game and the Over/Under (O/U) is currently unavailable. Milwaukee has averaged 0.0 runs per game over the last 10 games, higher than its season average of 0.0. They have been very patient at the plate, ranking fourth in the NL with an average of 4.0 walks per game. Over their past 10 games, Milwaukee’s pitchers have been playing lights out, only allowing 0.0 runs per game, below their season average of 0.0.
During the last 10 games, they averaged 0.0 runs per game, above their 0.0 season average. San Diego’s pitching staff has allowed an average of 0.0 runs per game during the last 10 games, lower than their season average of 0.0.
Predictions: SU Winner – MIL
Notes
Milwaukee earned its first shutout of the season in its last game. San Diego has been shut out nine times this season.
When leading after seven innings, San Diego is 8-10, while Milwaukee is 5-8.
The Padres managed to give up six walks in their last game. They’ll have to pick it up against the Brewers who are heading in with a 6-3 record against opponents who give up that many walks or more.
When they outhit their opponents, the Brewers are 13-4. The Padres have an 11-2 record when outhitting opponents.
Ranking 23rd in runs, San Diego has earned 134 this season. Milwaukee ranks 10th with 157 runs.
Ranking 26th, San Diego is near the bottom of the league in walks, notching 94 this season. Milwaukee ranks in the top five at fourth with 145.
The Brewers are 10-8 in games where they hit one or more home runs. The Padres are 13-5 when they hit at least one homer.
