Milwaukee Brewers vs Toronto Blue Jays Free Pick

Milwaukee Brewers vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Date: Tuesday, May 30th, 7:07 ET
Location: Rogers Centre
TV: SNET
Money Line: Brewers +134/Blue Jays -157 (It’s time you learn about MLB dimelines! It will save you a ton of money!)
Total Line: 9.5

Betting Preview

Here’s our betting preview for the upcoming MLB clash between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Brewers on Tuesday, May 30th at Rogers Centre. We provide you with a comprehensive analysis, odds, and predictions to help with your handicapping decision or tail our expert based on the projected lineups and listed starting pitchers.

Betting Odds

Brewers vs. Blue Jays Projected Lineup

Straight Up/Over-Under/ Runline Record

Milwaukee Brewers: 28-25 SU / OU 24-28 / Runline 25-28
Toronto Blue Jays: 28-26 SU / OU 27-25 / Runline 25-29

Even though the Brewers are in first place in the NL Central, they have gone just 2-3 over their last five games. Milwaukee’s overall record currently sits at 28-25, including going 12-13 on the road and 16-12 at home. Their series record stands at 8-8.

• The Brewers have covered the runline in 47.2% of their games and have an average run margin of -0.4
• The Brewers have been favored in 54.7% of their games and have runline records of 12-16 and 13-12 at home and on the road, respectively
• So far, the Brewers have an over/under record of just 24-28.

Heading into today’s action, the Blue Jays’ record of 28-26 has them sitting 5th in the AL East. Currently, they are 10 games out of the division lead. Over their last five games, they are 2-3 and have a road and home record of 15-17 and 13-9, respectively. Toronto’s overall series record sits at 9-7.

• The Blue Jays have covered the runline in 46.3% of their games and have an average run margin of 0.4
• The Blue Jays have been favored in 68.5% of their games and have runline records of 9-13 and 16-16 at home and on the road, respectively
• The over has hit in 52% of the Blue Jays’ 54 games at 27-25.

Pitching Matchup

Adrian Houser heads into the game with an overall record of 1-0 and an ERA of 2.25. In his two appearances on the road, he has an ERA of 1.93 and record of 0-0. At home, he has put together a mark of 1-0 and ERA of 3.38. His season-long WHIP stands at 1.25, accompanied by a batting average allowed of .269. Teams facing him have amassed a slugging percentage of .359.

Milwaukee is hoping that Adrian Houser can help guide them to another win, as they defeated the Astros (4-0) the last time he pitched. He finished the game with zero earned runs on two hits across 5 1/3 innings.

Toronto starter Yusei Kikuchi enters with an overall record of 5-2 and ERA of 4.56. His ERA on the road is 5.86 and 4.07 when pitching at home. Kikuchi’s season-long WHIP comes in at 1.38 with a batting average allowed of .275. Opposing teams have put together a slugging percentage of .522 against him.

Having allowed five runs on eight hits in five innings against the Rays, Yusei Kikuchi is coming off a game that resulted in a loss for the Blue Jays.

Brewers vs. Blue Jays Offense Outlook

After 53 games played, the Brewers are 25th in the league with an average of 4.0 runs per game. In terms of home runs, the club is 12th, on a total of 63 homers. The team’s overall batting average, including .236 on the road and .222 at home, is .232.

Milwaukee Brewers Top Bats

Milwaukee Brewers Top Hitters: Last Five Games

The Blue Jays have played 54 games and are currently ranked 11th in the league, averaging 4.8 runs per game. Toronto ranks 14th in home runs, (62) and have a collective batting average of .264, including .258 on the road and .257 at home.

Toronto Blue Jays Top Hitters vs. Righties

Toronto Blue Jays Top Hitters: Last Five Games

Free MLB Pick

The Brewers did break out for seven runs in their latest, but they have scored a combined total of two runs in their previous three games. They’ll face the Jays’ Yusei Kikuchi tonight, who has limited experience against the Brewers roster, but he was good in what he does have, allowing a .176 batting average over 17 at-bats. Toronto, like Milwaukee, has been lighting up the scoreboard, scoring exactly three runs in four of their last five games. They’ll face a hot starter in Adrian Houser, who has allowed zero runs in his last two starts covering 11 1/3 innings. He did get roughed up in his only career start against the Jays last season, but he seems like a different pitcher this season. After getting a late start to the season with a groin injury, he’s allowed three or fewer runs in all four of his starts. Take the Under 9.5. Football is coming! Make sure that you have multiple outs to assure that you get the best line! Grabbing a 100% bonus will boost your bankroll too! Check out our Best Sportsbooks list!