DraftKings. Landen Roupp has been impressive for the otherwise lackluster Giants. But even with his success (3.30 ERA, 3.03 xERA), he’s under this line in 5/11 starts, due in part to poor pitch efficiency. Roupp needs 4.19 pitches per plate appearance, the fourth most amongst qualifiers. And that number increases to 4.24 against lefties, paired with an 11.3% walk rate. Thats not ideal against a patient Brewers lineup that’s throwing out six lefties tonight. Milwaukee as a team has the lowest chase rate this season and typically look to make starters grind it out.

Landen Roupp (5-5, 3.30 ERA) is having a nice season for the Giants, but they are not in the Brewers' league, metaphorically speaking, otherwise and have lost five of six. Plus, they have the proverbial Coors Field hangover. It's a bullpen day for Milwaukee with Chad Patrick (2.60 ERA) as the primary. The Brewers are 18-5 in their past 23 overall and 19-11 this season at home.