Milwaukee Brewers vs Minnesota Twins Prediction: Both sides have strong win chances here

On Wednesday, Major League Baseball action will take place at American Family Field, featuring a matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Minnesota Twins. This will be the second game in a short set consisting of a total of two games. The Milwaukee Brewers started off the set on the right foot by cruising to a four-run victory on Tuesday.

In their most recent series, the Milwaukee Brewers were able to defeat the Texas Rangers in three straight games by scores of 9-8, 6-1, and 6-2. Tyrone Taylor helped the Milwaukee Brewers win the game by driving in three runs and scoring two more. Willy Adames contributed a home run and two runs batted in for the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday. Additionally, two runs were driven in by Brian Anderson. On Wednesday, Corbin Burnes will take the mound for the Milwaukee Brewers as the team's starting pitcher. This year, Burnes has made 25 starts and has a record of 9-6 with a 3.43 ERA, 155 strikeouts, and 152.0 innings pitched. In his previous seven starts, Burnes has a record of 2-1 with a 2.22 earned-run average.

Over the course of the weekend, the Minnesota Twins played against the Pittsburgh Pirates, and they ended up winning the series by claiming victory in two of the three games. Edouard Julien of Minnesota was responsible for both runs batted in and runs scored in Sunday's victory. The Minnesota Twins were defeated by the Milwaukee Brewers by a score of 7-3 on Tuesday. The loss was caused by the Twins allowing five runs to score in the sixth inning. Despite the loss, Christian Vazquez led the club with two solo home runs and was the player of the game. On Wednesday, Kenta Maeda will take the mound for the Minnesota Twins as the team's starting pitcher. Maeda has made 14 starts so far and has a record of 3-7 with a 4.13 earned run average. In his last seven starts, Maeda has posted a record of 1-2 with a 3.19 ERA, 47 strikeouts, and 36.2 innings pitched.

I'm going to continue to back the Minnesota Twins in this one. In his most recent start, Maeda struggled against the Detroit Tigers, allowing three earned runs on seven hits while also walking one batter. He went 4.0 innings. In spite of this, Maeda had only two earned runs to show for his previous 12.0 innings of work. Regarding Burnes, he just finished a successful performance in which he pitched seven scoreless innings against the Los Angeles Dodgers and received no decision. Both of the starters have my support to do well in this contest as well. During their game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, the Minnesota Twins' pitching was pretty poor, and all of the Brewers' batters were able to reach base at least once. However, most of the damage was done in just one inning (Dylan Floro was responsible for five of the earned runs). In the second game, I anticipate the Minnesota Twins putting forth a more disciplined performance.