The Brewers send Quinn Priester to the mound against Erick Fedde and regardless of the pitching mismatch, Austin Riley was just sent to the IL and with Ronald Acuna already missing from this lineup, it's incredibly depleted at this point. The Braves pitching will also be forced to throw nine full innings against the Brewers offense, the same bullpen that has an ERA over 5.50 since July 1st. I like the -1.5 here at near +120 instead of just the moneyline since we'll have the Brew Crew batting all nine times in a hitters park.

FanDuel. The Brewers are scorching hot, winning 11 of 15 games since the All-Star break, including eight of nine on the road. Quinn Preister will take the mound, and he’s been a revelation for the Brewers since entering the rotation. Pitching to a 3.27 ERA (3.60 xERA), Preister has done well to keep opponents’ contact on the ground (96th percentile). The Braves have struggled, winning three of their last ten games, and will start Erick Fedde tonight. Fedde has a 5.33 ERA (5.79 xERA), including a 12.09 ERA over his last six outings. Plus, the Braves will be without Ronald Acuna Jr. and most likely Austin Rile. And overall, the Braves have only accrued a .680 OPS against ground ball pitchers as is.

The Brewers have won Quinn Priester's last 11 starts and they have a big starting pitching edge Monday. Atlanta will trot out Erick Fedde (3-11, 5.33 ERA) for the second time, despite the fact that he's been hit hard in six straight starts. Over the past 15 days, the Brewers own an MLB-best .847 OPS compared to the Braves' .708 OPS.

The Brewers are on the warpath right now and this juice isn't nearly enough. Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester is 9-2 with a 2.57 ERA in his last 15 outings. Braves starter Erick Fedde is awful this season and the Braves aren't very good as a whole.