After allowing just one hit over his first 11 MLB innings, I'm going to keep riding the hot hand and bet against a lowly Pirates lineup getting four hits off Misiorowski. At plus odds, I'm finding a bit of value here, as the Pirates are second-to-last in MLB since May 1 in OPS against right-handed pitching. Truthfully, they have been bad all year and the issues with Oneil Cruz not hustling and being a distraction are not getting better anytime soon. Back in Milwaukee for his second start in front of the home crowd, I'm going to back Misiorowski to dominate once again.

Paul Skenes takes on Milwaukee's top rookie pitcher in a vaunted match that everybody's looking forward to, but Paul Skenes owns the challenge. He's beaten the Brewers in both his meetings against them, 1-0 and 6-5, and he's only allowed one run in 13 innings to the Brewers. Skenes is also on his game, allowing two runs in his last three outings, with the Pirates winning all three. The Brewers won't be able to challenge him. Pirates win.