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Cardinals Set to Sweep Brewers in Final Game of Rivalry Series

In the final game of a three-game series between rivals in St. Louis, the Cardinals have secured a series win with victories in the first two games. The question remains whether the Redbirds will complete the sweep or if the Brewers will salvage a win in the finale. Jose Quintana will start for the Brewers with an impressive 0.96 ERA, while Erick Fedde will take the mound for the Cardinals with a 3.33 ERA. St. Louis is the betting favorite, opening at -114 and currently sitting at -108. Stay tuned for our Brewers vs. Cardinals prediction for the Sunday afternoon matchup.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Brewers -105 | Cardinals -108
• Spread: Brewers +1.5 (-220) | Cardinals -1.5 (+180)
• Total: Over/Under 8 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that St. Louis will win straight-up is 52%.

Milwaukee vs St. Louis Stats

Milwaukee Brewers

Milwaukee suffered their fourth consecutive defeat on the road in a close game on Saturday afternoon, despite rallying to tie the score in the ninth inning. The Brewers currently stand third in the NL Central, four games behind the Cubs for the top spot. Jackson Chourio had a strong performance with four hits, including a home run. Although the team had 10 hits, they struggled with runners in scoring position and left eight on base. Quinn Priester threw five innings, allowing five runs, while Trevor Megill took the loss in relief. Jose Quintana will be starting the next game for the Brewers, coming off a strong performance in his last outing. Milwaukee is ranked 5th in offense, 20th in defense, and has a 13-15 record this season, with a power ranking of 2.

St. Louis Cardinals Analysis

The St. Louis Cardinals won their second straight home game after a tough road trip, earning a walk-off win on Saturday. The team is currently fourth in the NL Central with a 12-15 record, trailing the Cubs by 4.5 games. In their recent game against Milwaukee, St. Louis let a 5-0 lead slip away before securing the win in the bottom of the ninth with a walk-off solo shot by Nolan Arenado. Pitcher Sonny Gray threw six innings, allowing three runs. Erick Fedde will start the next game for the Cardinals, with a 1-2 record and a 3.33 ERA this season. The Cardinals rank 13th in power rankings and are 7th in offense, averaging 4.73 runs per game. They are 22nd in defense, giving up an average of 4.62 runs per game. Milwaukee has won their last three matchups against St. Louis.

Milwaukee Faces Challenges as St. Louis Looks to Sweep Series

Quintana has played a crucial role in stabilizing the Milwaukee rotation amidst numerous injuries this season. However, the team has faced challenges with a recent trend of four consecutive losses. Despite demonstrating resilience by overcoming a five-run deficit in a recent game, Milwaukee ultimately suffered a defeat. On the other hand, St. Louis has shown strength at home with a 10-4 record at Busch Stadium this year. The Cardinals have proven to be formidable opponents on their home turf, and Fedde is anticipated to experience a change in fortune after a run of misfortune. Taking into account these factors, the Cardinals are predicted to have the upper hand and sweep the series.

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