The Marlins are riding a high these days and played plucky ball vs the O's and Brewers. But I also suspect they are very careful with their remaining top relievers with the deadline almost here (and now they are without their best player and second-best reliever already from weekend trades) and MIL has been very good at home all season. The Fish are running a starter out here who has been very iffy. Brewers play tough when it matters and need a win here. Tobias Myers isn't special but since he got settled into MLB they are 6-3 in his starts since Memorial Day. He's gone at least 5 IP in 8 straight outings.

Not my favorite O 14.5 outs play of all-time, but the Marlins basically threw in the towel on this season already so why wouldn't they let Kyle Tyler go at least five and try to earn his first win with the franchise? I think they will unless he's getting smacked around. That Brewers lineup isn't nearly as potent without Christian Yelich. Tyler threw 92 pitches last time out and while that didn't get him through five, it normally should. The SL Model has him at 5.3 innings.