We did a double-take on this RL price for the Brewers, recently on a 14-game win streak and pulling out of a momentary funk on Thursday when beating the Cubs. Jose Quintana also looks a good option on the mound for Milwaukee, as he usually works into the seventh innings, and has posted a very representative 2.70 ERA this month. Milwaukee has also won in nine of his last thirteen starts. As hot as the Brewers have been lately, the Giants have been that cold, their slump now two-plus months, just 21-39 in their last 60 games. So far, nothing to indicate rookie starter Carson Whisenhunt (5.02 ERA in three starts) is taking the National League by storm, either. Play Brewers on Run Line

Carson Whisenhunt has an expected ERA over seven this year with a left on base rate above 80%! That's unsustainable and for a guy that hasn't proven to be a good pitcher in MLB level, this is a tough spot where I see regression coming to his extremely low .200 BABIP. The Brewers have the better bullpen, they return home after an eight game road trip, and the Giants travel in after a game on the west coast yesterday. San Fran is missing Matt Chapman still and Milwaukee ranks top-10 in OPS vs. lefties over the last month, while the Giants are near dead last vs. southpaws. Backing the Brewers here, who are 42-20 at home, with 27 of those wins by 2+ runs.

The Giants have lost their last three games and 10 of their last 12, and now get to travel to Milwaukee for three games. Milwaukee won yesterday to expand its MLB-best record to 80-48. The Giants slipped to 61-67 and sit in fourth place behind the Diamondbacks in the NL West. Carson Whisenhunt starts his first game for the Giants, while Milwaukee has Jose Quintana, who has won three of his last four starts, and he's only allowed two runs combined in his last two starts. Quintana won at San Francisco 11-3 on April 22nd, the only game Milwaukee won in a four-game series. Brewers to win on the run-line.