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Pirates vs. Brewers: Can Milwaukee Secure Victory by More Than One Run?

The Pittsburgh Pirates and Milwaukee Brewers are set to face off in the continuation of their three-game series, with the Pirates currently leading the season series 3-2. Andrew Heaney will be on the mound for the Pirates, while Freddy Peralta will pitch for the Brewers. The Brewers are favored to win this game, with the current line at Milwaukee -205. Can the Brewers secure a victory by more than one run on Tuesday evening? Check out the full prediction for the Pirates vs. Brewers matchup.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Pirates +177 | Brewers -205
• Spread: Pirates +1.5 (-120) | Brewers -1.5 (+100)
• Total: Over/Under 7.5 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Milwaukee will win straight-up is 67%.

Pittsburgh vs Milwaukee Stats

Pittsburgh Pirates

On Tuesday evening, veteran southpaw Andrew Heaney will be on the mound for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Heaney has been inconsistent recently, with a poor 5.08 ERA in June and a 3-7 record on the season. He has struggled in his career against the Brewers, posting a 4.66 ERA in 19.2 innings.

The Pirates have been searching for confidence, as they have struggled to score runs most of the season. They have suffered defeats against Detroit and Texas recently, and are 16 games below .500 on the road. Several key players, including Ke'Bryan Hayes and Oneil Cruz, are slumping offensively.

Despite their offensive struggles, the Pirates have a strong 3.81 ERA, ranking them 11th in the league. Their power ranking is 19, with a 30th ranking in offense and 11th in defense. They currently have a record of 31-48 for the season.

Milwaukee Brewers Analysis

The Milwaukee Brewers are set to have Freddy Peralta start in the second game of the series, coming off a solid performance against the Cubs where he earned a win. Peralta has been impressive this season, maintaining a 2.76 ERA and a 1.11 WHIP with a 7-4 record in 88 innings pitched. The Brewers are currently in the hunt for a wildcard spot and have been performing well on the road, recently sweeping the Twins. Christian Yelich and Brice Turang have been standout players, contributing to the team's offensive success. The Brewers are averaging 4.65 runs per game and have a strong pitching staff with a 3.85 ERA. Overall, the team has a power ranking of 2 and is ranked 11th in offense. Their upcoming opponent, the Pittsburgh Pirates, struggled in their last three matchups against Milwaukee, winning only one game.

Pittsburgh Pirates Look to Capitalize on Pitching Matchup Against Milwaukee Brewers

The Pittsburgh Pirates showed promise in their recent series against the Milwaukee Brewers, securing victories in two out of four games, including a close 2-1 loss. The team's upcoming match, with Andrew Heaney set to take the mound, presents a favorable opportunity for the Pirates. Heaney, an experienced left-handed pitcher, has consistently performed well in recent outings, allowing two or fewer runs in five of his last eight games. On the contrary, Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta has struggled to pitch deep into games, with five of his past eight appearances lasting only five innings or fewer. In their previous encounter, Peralta pitched just 4.1 innings, contributing to the Pirates' 6-5 victory. Pittsburgh's offense has also been strong, scoring 25 runs in their last five games, setting a positive tone for the upcoming matchup.

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