Milwaukee Brewers vs. Cincinnati Reds: An Exciting Game to Witness

The upcoming game will be an exciting matchup between the two, as both teams look forward to playing positively and showing real intent to win. In the next MLB match, the Cincinnati Reds will face the Milwaukee Brewers. The game will take place at the Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Saturday, July 17th. The Cincinnati Reds are presently in second place in the National League Central standings. They’ve maintained a 48-42 win-loss record. This season, they have a 23-20 home record and a 25-22 road record.

For the Milwaukee Brewers, the beginning pitching has been on a tear. Brandon Woodruff struck out 12 hitters on Tuesday night, tying a career-best and establishing a franchise record in a 6-3 series-opening victory over the Cincinnati Reds at American Family Field. For the first time in franchise history, Eric Lauer struck out 11 batters on Saturday, and Corbin Burnes struck out 10 batters on Sunday, giving the Brewers three consecutive double-digit strikeout games from their starting pitchers. It will be an exciting game to witness from a viewer’s perspective.

• Freddy Peralta, SP;
• Kolten Wong, 2B;
• Willy Adams, SS;
• Christian Yelich, LF;
• Andrew McCutchen, DH;
• Rowdy Tellez, 1B;
• Hunter Renfroe, RF;
• Luis Urias, 3B;
• Lorenzo Cain, CF;
• Victor Caratini, C.

Cincinnati came into the game with a 3-19 record, probably the worst in the majors, and first baseman Joey Votto was sent to the disabled list before the game. Tommy Pham and Mike Moustakas blasted successive single home runs to right field in the fourth inning, giving the Reds two of those runs back — Woodruff’s first two of the seasons. Pham’s shot came only a few pitches after Woodruff thought he had struck the more leftfield out looking and began heading off the mound, only to have the pitch ruled a ball by home-plate umpire Marvin Hudson.

• Vladimir Gutierrez, SP;
• Tyler Naquin, RF;
• Brandon Drury, 2B;
• Tommy Pham, DH;
• Mike Moustakas, 3B;
• Colin Moran, 1B;
• Nick Senzel, CF;
• Kyle Farmer, SS;
• TJ Friedl, LF;
• Aramis Garcia, C.

It will be a walk in the park for the Brewers as they take on the Reds in the upcoming game. With the Brewers having the momentum and scoring above 7 in their past games, they are likely the favorites to win and defeat the Reds by a decent margin.

• Total Over 8.0 for 1.95
• 4 Innings Result/Match Result W Milwaukee Brewers for 2.13
• Cincinnati Reds Total Odd for 1.95

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